Bill's Cow Stirs Butter Panic in Connecticut Pasture
In Westport, Bedient arrived with a tall tale about his cow Lucinda. While cows were near milking time, a dog and boy found Lucinda with two black snakes feeding on her. The snakes fought, churned milk into butter, and Bill killed one and helped the dog. No market for the butter, he said.
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Live Whoozis Sighted in Denver Police Seizure
A bizarre report from Denver describes a live creature called whoozis found by John Yerke during a patrol. Descriptions note a large head, firelike body, long kangaroo like tail, and gibbon limbs. The animal reportedly came from Central American shipments and was frozen in transit, with authorities investigating the cargo and origin.
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Firestone Tires in Town Offers Complete Stock
Frao tivasopinga at P. H. Pettinger store claims to carry the only complete Firestone tire stock in town.
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Spectacles Recovered by Dog in Chambersburg
A dog named Wingard retrieves a lost pair of spectacles in Chambersburg, showcased as a noteworthy local incident. The owner, Miss Bayer, details the recovery, praising the animal’s loyalty and usefulness. The fragment hints at a human-interest note from J. Tern Wingard and others.
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Wheat Crop Prediction Better Than Last Year
Des Moines reports winter wheat in Iowa on June 1 at 91 percent of normal with a forecast of 12 580 000 bushels and 576 000 acres to be harvested, up from last year. Agricultural statistician Frank Pinney notes improved prospects over 1921.
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Minnesota Primary on June Nineteenth Mild Affair
ST PAUL Minnesota June 18 Minnesota voters will nominate party candidates for congressional and state offices in the statewide primary on June 19 in a gentle campaign. The modest intrigue centers on several women appearing on the ballot and the impact of party conventions on the race. Three parties Republican Democratic and Farmer-Labor are fielding candidates with factions aligned to the National Nonpartisan League seeking influence in nominations.
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