Hunters Lost on Hast River Mountain in Thick Fog
Rev H B Brown Luther and Ed Wagner widely known Graham Nim rods went missing on Hast River Mountain while hunting near Blue Stone. Thick fog and no compass led to hours of wandering before Hans Wagner guided them out to safety.
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Hast River Mountain
H. B. Brown
Luther
Ed. Wagner
Graham Nimrods
J. W. Shannon
Bluestone
Itis
Wagner Brothers
Brown
Hans Wagner
Graham
East River Fox Hunters
East River Mountain
Graham Ground
Reynard
Public Drive Starts January in Graham and Donations Sought
Near East Drive begins January 1 in Graham with a call for donations to be withheld until then or given to R. H. Palmer, treasurer. Graham aims to meet its quota and receive credit for all gifts. Also listed: for sale Percheron mares and wagon harness by D. H. Tabor.
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Uncle Sam
Graham Post Office
United States
Sem Pyle
Near East Drive
Graham
R. H. Palmer
D. H. Tabor
Falls Mills Road
Recalling days of boyish mischief in West Orange
West Orange, N J December 23 A boyish trio once accused of pilfering jam and pies faced a stern ruling by Recorder John B Landers The sentence denied Christmas gifts and Yuletide participation and set early bedtimes for a month Citizens protested the punishment as too harsh The decision was suspended over Christmas Eve and Christmas and Santa Claus was notified
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West Orange
N. J
Recorder
John B. Lander
Santa Claus
Jury Deliberates in Arnstein Bond Theft Conspiracy Case
A District of Columbia supreme court jury weighs testimony from the trial of Jules W. Arnstein and three co defendants charged with conspiring to bring into the District securities tied to the $5 million Wall Street bond thefts. The panel, led by Justice Gould, was sent to retire for the night after deliberating since 3 pm.
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Washington
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Jules W
Nicky) Arnstein
Wall Street
Arnstein
David W Sullivan
Norman
Bowles
W. W
Glock
Justice Gould
Country Economy vs City Extravagance Addressed by Wilber
George M. Wilber told Chicago business men at the La Salle that country economy must replace city spending orgies. He argued that gains come from reduced waste, higher production, and shifting funds to legitimate enterprises while noting crop reports show strong yields and urging workers and middlemen to cut costs and add value. He warned labor to accept wages employers can sustain and cited Idaho hay freight costs hurting markets.
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George M. Wilber
Hotel la Salle
Wilber
Washington
Mr. Wilber
Hay
High Points in Farmer Wilber's Address
The speaker notes calf hide worth 14 cents per calf contributing to a $12 pair of shoes with only $1.60 for the shoemaker. He argues consumer costs are high while producers earn little. He cites rotting apples in Ohio, low Virginia tobacco, and meager returns for shipped sheep. He contrasts a coal miner's daily earnings with the average farmer's season.
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Ohio
Chicago
Senate Agriculture Committee
Toledo
Detroit
America
Wilber Discusses Rural Conditions for Cabinet Prospects
George M. Wilber of Marysville Ohio, a farmer, addressed Chicago businessmen at a luncheon of the Association of Commerce. He spoke on rural conditions and speculated about potential appointment as secretary of agriculture in a future U S cabinet.
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Chicago
George M. Wilber
Marysville
Ohio
United States
Assecition of Commerce
Invention of plate-iron shaping hailed from Bohemia
The craft of shaping plate-iron originated in Bohemia and spread to Germany about three centuries ago before reaching England in 1675.
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Bohemia
Germany
England
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THE
Graham Daily News
South Africa
C. A. Chisholm
United Tobacco Company
Rhodesia
Cape Town
Florida
Bluefield
Tabors
W. Va
Firestone
Edison
Goodykoontz Drag Co
Bluefield Bakery
Bluefield, W. VA
R. L. Spurgeon
Elizabeth Hufford
Virginia College
Roanoke
Willis Anderson
Kennerly Sexton
Henry Frazier
Edward Galloway
Samuel Neikirk
Walter Sanders
L. B. Oliver
Charleston
O. A. Metcalfe
Nicky Arnstein
Curtis - Seal
Idaho
Union Pacific
Omaha
Missouri River
Merry Christmas
Curtis-Seal Co
Sheffield
Sterling
Leather Hill
Forringers
Isadore
Cohen CO. Jewlers and Silversmiths
Princeton Avenue
Norfolk and Western Watch Inspctors
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