A Childs Sleeping Place Near Williamsport Ohio
A nine year old boy named Jack Crawford climbed a derrick at a natural gas site near Williamsburg, Williamsport, Ohio. While gas flames roared five feet high, the child slept on the edge of the top platform until a teammate carried him down. The narrow plank measured six by two feet, making the ascent and rescue a remarkable escape for the child and crew.
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Value of Cotton Seed in Oil Industry Growth
The cotton seed market has risen as oil production expands. Prices now average about $13 per ton in the Mississippi valley, with cotton seed meal around $20 per ton. If demand rises to full capacity, mills could pay up to $20 per ton, about 80c per bushel, encouraging farmers to sell seed for fertilizer use.
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Dying debt letter and curious clippings in one column
A Cincinnati Times Star item recounts a dying man tale about debt and payment with a wry tone on expectations of money and fate. It also tours light items: a child learns Santa Claus may be myth, a Frankfurt reporter lesson on fake news, and a Grand Rapids claim of Father Marquette’s razor, plus roaming Roop County horses and a preserved antique artefact.
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Lottery Winner From Vineton Describes Gulf State Prize
William Hunt of Vineton Autauga County Alabama recounted his May prize from The Louisiana State Lottery. He invested a dollar monthly for a year and won $15,000 after depositing his ticket with City National Bank. Hunt, 39, with wife and three children, plans to continue his contributions and views the lottery as properly run.
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Selma
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NYSPEPSIA CURED BY HOLT ELIXIR SAY WOMAN GIVES TESTIMONY
A reader from Cribbert reports relief from indigestion and dyspepsia after twelve to eighteen months of suffering. The testimonial praises Holt's Wr elixir for curing indigestion and dyspepsia caused by sedentary life. The note asks readers to obtain Holt's from Hall's Drug Stores.
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Cribbert
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Hall's
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