Loss of Three Head of Cattle Reported in Freeze
Mr G W Butts reports the loss of three head of cattle from his herd during last week’s cold weather. He has about 40 head in total and notes the loss is slight given roundup and feeding difficulties. The deceased may have caused additional deaths by trampling and rough play near the feed stack.
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G. W. Butts
A Valentine From The Stork Blesses Lesser Newton Home
The Lesser Newtons welcomed a fine Valentine on Wednesday described as a bright eyed dark haired child. The note says this Valentine brings love daily, not just yearly, through many Valentine days.
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Mrs. Lesser Newton
Arrest for intoxication leads to jail and bond
Jim Bailey was arrested Friday morning on a charge of being intoxicated. He appeared before Judge J. R. Thomas, was placed in the city lockup for the night, and released Saturday morning after posting a $100 bond to appear at trial court day.
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Girl Driving Car Strikes Mexican Near Union Depot
A Mexican resident east of town near J. H. Burnett farms received a sprained wrist and minor bruises Saturday noon when Miss Allieda Stewart, turning her car to depart the station, struck him as he stepped from a platform toward town. Dr. F. A. Liddell treated him. injuries not serious. Bystanders called the accident unavoidable.
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Union Depot
Allieda Stewart
F. A. Liddell
Loss of Jersey Cow in Snow Near Town
Mrs J F Nelson reports the loss of her best jersey cow in snowy weather. The cow was in the pasture about a mile from town and fell into a ravine where she froze to death before discovery.
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J. F. Nelson
Santa Fe Cow Sow and Hen Train Coming
Agricultural department of the Santa Fe announces a forthcoming event or program likely involving livestock and poultry, highlighting plans to train or educate farmers on cattle breeding and poultry management.
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Santa Fe livestock train demo to visit Milano March 12
Santa Fe railway plans a livestock demonstration train in Milano on Monday March 12 at 3 55 p m to meet farmers and townspeople interested in dairying hog raising and poultry raising. The event is a joint effort with A and M College extension staff presenting dairying hog raising and poultry topics and inviting questions. Also a boys and Birks meeting will be held with district agents John Bacon Al La Smith and T B Wood. A Santa Fe official party will join.
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Milano mail carrier marks 18 years on route
Milano Gazette notes rural mail carrier M. J. Price completed 18 years serving Milano route 3 on February 8. He recalls snowy start, endured all weather with a constant friendly smile, a notable endurance in a demanding job. A brief line mentions a boy spraining an ankle attempting to catch a car after Milano basketball action.
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M. J. Price
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Fire at Ward's Island Manhatten State Hospital Kills Twenty Two
A three story blaze at Ward's Island Manhatten State Hospital traps sixteen hundred mentally ill inmates and costs twenty two lives along with three attendants. Firefighters rescue efforts are hampered as patients resist evacuation and injure responders in the chaotic incident.
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Firefighters battle blaze as limited equipment hampers effort
Fire crews struggled to fight a fierce fire on Ward's Island as no apparatus could reach the scene from the East River shore. A volunteer company and attendants held their line with axes as heavy trucks failed to arrive and only a hose cart could be moved by the ferry boats. The wing was first consumed with chaos as inmates described as violent and assaultive were among those affected.
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East River
Ward's Island
Cure a Cold in One Day Claim with Laxative Bromo Quinine
An old advertisement touts Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets as a one day cure for cold symptoms. It claims relief from cough and headache and features Dr. W. Grove’s signature on each box, priced at 30 cents.
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W. Grove
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Advertisement
An acute nasal catarrh attack is described as common in those with frequent colds. The product offers a local ointment and a systemic tonic that claims to build up the body and reduce susceptibility. Sold by druggists for over 40 years by F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio.
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Toledo
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