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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1929
Page
7
Prime Minister MacDonald arrives in New York for a brief stay and plans to travel to Toronto for a three day visit. He dined with J. P. Morgan partner Thomas W. Lamont and will sail for England from Quebec on October 25 after leaving Toronto.
Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald arrives in New York with his daughter Ishbel for a three day stay to mark his birthday and review peace mission results. He signals interviews dinners and luncheons will allow him to elaborate on conversations with President Hoover.
Montana reports show bears killed or captured using axe oar and air. Bom Sheeps killed a wounded bear menaced sheep. Louis Wolfe in Seely Lake stunned a swimming bear with an oar then killed it. Ray Fisher sighted a mother with cubs, killed the mother, captured a cub and flew it home.
A mother promotes good habits by rewarding children with a dime a week for neatly storing shoes and hanging up clothes, emphasizing early lessons in responsibility and organization.
McBee Binder Company honors top salesmen for August and September with a three day convention in Athens. Attendees include H. T. Baird Akron W W Burlage Boston L H Littlefield Boston E J Ahern Boston and many others from Cleveland Columbus Detroit Philadelphia and New York City. Meetings are at the local steel plant with lectures on binding machines price books and factory problems plus a golf tournament and football game attendance.
Nelsonville residents urged to attend every Sunday morning service to support the campaign. The King's Men hold Friday prayer at 7 o clock at Asa Hammond’s Chestnut Street home with Mr Hammond leading. Guardian notes a disabled veteran’s tax payments were refunded after Bettman waived the usual refund rule.
In Nice Lake Wisconsin on October 11 two hunters, Dr. A White and Ray Fitch, claimed a giant moose leapt from the roadside and collided with their car while they were hunting ducks. Their damaged auto was shown as proof. The windshield shattered a headlight torn off a hole gouged in the top and radiator punctured. The moose continued into the story.
Attorney General Bettman ruled that compensation for disabled World War veterans may not be taxed. The opinion was delivered to Prosecuting Attorney Charles O. Chapman in McArthur, Ohio, addressing the tax question surrounding veteran benefits.
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