Three Held in Alleged Trick Pay Off Game
Police arrested A. R. Johns E. P. Davis and Clinton Davidson on gambling and vagrancy charges after a local hotel card game trick led to a visitor’s loss. Witnesses describe a third man enforcing payments while two accomplices bet small sums. Chief Gunther vows ongoing action with minimum $100 fines.
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A. R. Johns
E. P. Davis
Clinton Davidson
Wuting
R. L. Chamberlin
Montana
Amarillo
Midland
HE Pace
Chamberlin
Ario
Gunther
Hazel Jones Elected President of BU G Club
Miss Hazel Jones was elected president of the J. U. G. club of Bushland yesterday morning at the meeting. Other officers include Jerlien Rea as vice president Hildred Cook as secretary treasurer Myrtle Brooks as reporter, with Incra Clark presiding over the election.
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Hazel Jones
J. U. G. Club
Bushland
Jerlien Rea
Hildred Cook
Myrtle Brooks
Incra Clark
Syracuse university preserves 1790 1875 letters by reformers
The Assenet Press notes Syracuse University receives a collection of more than 10 000 letters dating from 1790 to 1875 written by Wendell Phillips William Lloyd Garrison John Brown Charles Sumner and others presented by Gerrit Smith Miller of Petersboro New York.
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Assentet
Syracuse, M.Y
Wendell Phillips
William Lloyd Garrison
John Brown
Charles Sumner
Syracuse “University
Gerrit Smith Miller
Petersboro, Nowe
Messenger and Innocent Bystander chat on aging again
A dialogue features the Messenger recalling starting 46 years ago and Innocent Bystander pressing for when final delivery will occur. Life frames the exchange as a reflection on time and persistence.
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Messenger
Night at the Lost Arts station tangled song satire
Humorous broadcast from a rooftop show features misfit acts and quips about Amelia Ameruen sis typing and chewing gum while Lena Lott and Prof Lileeta Schmatterer lampoon public figures. It shares stage bits, jokes on marriages, and a public-spirited but satirical tone about local governance and prosperity.
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Station
Lost Arts
Amelia Ameruensis
Harry Horn
Lena Lott
League of Misery
Lileeta Schmatterer
Presentation of an acknowledged artist and local notices
The article blends a theatrical teaser with multiple local notices. It mentions Mrs. W. D. McClure and Louise returning from a two week visit to Tulsa Kansas City and Sedalia. It also notes F A White visiting Amarillo on claim agent business and J W Mode being in South Texas for family sickness.
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W. D. McClure
Louise
Pierce Street
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Kansas City
Sedalia
McClure
F. A. White
Denver
Clarendon
Amarillo
J. W. Mode
City
South Texas
Pope's Diapepsin Keeps Appetite Young
Keep your appetite young by taking a tablet of Pope's Diapepsin after meals to remove excess stomach acid and aid digestion. The remedy is claimed to sweeten food, improve nourishment, and restore weight and strength, with millions using it yearly.
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Pape
Railway report highlights record drop in theft losses
The American Railway Association notes a five year reduction in shipments lost to theft by 0.6 percent, ranking among the largest declines in the Southwest. Roach heads a 10 person special guard force protecting company property with a reputation for affable reliability.
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American Railway Association
Southwest
Roach
McCoy's Tablets Promise Weight Gain Guarantee
A drug store sales pitch promotes McCoy's Tablets as sugar coated weight builders. It claims easy tolerance and bold results, offering a money back guarantee after four sixty cent boxes or two one dollar boxes if a thin person does not gain at least five pounds and feel improved health. The ad urges readers to ask for McCoy's Tablets nationwide.
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Oui Marines
Nicaragua
Henna Highster
Barber College
Whittle and Spit Club
Saloya Salousa
Safie Tinfie
Heli Tosis
Belle Dona
Borger
North America
McCoy
America
Chief Engineer Change at Chicago HQ January First Nineteen Twenty Nine
Principal executive shift notes Petersen takes over as chief engineer in Chicago effective January 1 1929 succeeding A Morse who retires at age 70 after 16 years in the post President Raymond Foster notes Rock Island Annanias Club funds 1929 Fish Liars license series for members. The item closes with a reflective quip on little things and a stray remark about a wireless cooker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Mr. Petersen
A. Morse
Raymond Foster
Rock Island Annanias Club
California prune idea drives Santa Fe Magazine note
A fragment mentions the University of Arizona Male Quartet touring the Santa Fe reading room circuit and performing at the Municipal Auditorium this evening. It credits California with producing over half the world's prune supply, a claim linked to Santa Fe Magazine.
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Univerity
Arizona
Santa Fe
Municipal Auditorium
California
California Skeptics and Cemetery Scenery
A fragment describes people’s low regard for California, a figure called the Yellow dragging a shotgun muzzle first through barbed wire, and an old man with a scythe guiding them toward a fool’s corner of the cemetery.
Fashion Patterns Ad for Ladies and Boys Wear
Portion of an old catalog advertises 6 dress sizes from 34 to 44 inches bust and 88 inch size needing 4 yards of fabric. It also lists 8 boys suit sizes for 2, 4, and 6 years and prices. The notice promotes a 1929 fall winter pattern book from Globe News Brooklyn offering 500 designs and sewing tips.
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Globe- News
Sterling Place
Brooklyn
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Miss Hazel Jones
B. U. G. Club
Joan Muure
F. R. Mack
George RB. Gibson
University of Minnesota
Rock Island
Thomas R. Gibson
Medford
George
Burton Roach
Fort Worth
Shudson
Ees
Hudson
Pharmacal Bo
Paris-American Pharmacal Co
Des Moines, Iowa
Edward Slattery
el Reno
Mr. Slattery
L. F. Shedd
Lee’s Ferry
Colorado River
Col
Arthur C. Goebel
Belen
New Mexico
India
W. H. Petersen
Rock Island Lines
Des Moines
Iowa
Polk
Narizon
Ceararnce
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