A R Electric New Officers Good Meeting
The annual meeting of the Sons of the American Revolution at the Carnegie Library drew a large audience. President Leon C. Hills led a successful session with reports on finances and charitable work, plus papers by Frederick Burton Sheldon Roscoe Lehl Guernsey and Arthur Hedle Doane. New members Frank H. Vaughan Harold Linval Vaughan Robert Erakine Fitch Pitt Covert joined, and officers were elected: President Hills Vice President Moore Secretary Sheldon Treasurer Kaplin Registrar Walton Historian Whipple.
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Sona of the
Carnegie Library Bulletin
TL. B. Patten
Society
Shajie
W. L. Whipple
Frederick Burton Shelon
New England
Roscoe Lehl Guernsey
Saratoea
Arthur Hedlew Doane
Princeton
William Alford Richards
Mt. Verrion
Frank H. Vaughan
Harold Linval Vaughan
Dexter Hawking
Robert Erakine Fitch
Laramie
Pitt Covert
David Field
Governor Carey Paroles Prisoner
Governor Carey grants parole to Fred Delaney upon recommendation of the warden and state board of pardons. Delaney from Sherman county was convicted of larceny and has served his minimum sentence. He will be employed at Parkman in Sheridan county.
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Carey
Fred Delaney
The
Penitentiary
State Board of Pardons
Delaney
Sherlan County
Parkman
Sheridan County
Poultry Association Plans State Show This Year
The State Poultry Association will hold a large poultry show this year. A meeting will be held soon to arrange the exhibit. Secretary N C Murray urges potential members to contact officers promptly. Membership is one dollar for those interested in poultry.
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State Poultry Association
N. C. Murray
State Association
Afternoon Session in the Future Police Court Change
Judge Wellnitz will hold police court in the afternoon to give night duty officers a rest. Previously officers had to stay until noon to testify in cases from arrests. From now on officers will not be required to appear before three o'clock in the afternoon.
Morning Report From Garrison Amid Flooded Streets
The snow at the Garrison has melted leaving the parade grounds with standard formations. Lower areas show rivers where Chinook winds have caused extensive drift and flooding. Taylorsville car tracks are submerged and Randall to Lard Street forms a lake. Post access is blocked. soldiers may reach quarters via Frontier Park if washes worsen. Beginning tomorrow the paper will run Morning Report from the Post. Sarge. Groff returns to staff with his cheerful greeting.
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Taylorsville
Randall
Lard Street
Frontier Park
Post
Morning Reporte
F. H. Groff
Sarge
Hat Sale Ad Promotes 2.00 Priced Caps
An old advertising item notes Rockwell, the Hay Ter store, selling hats for two dollars. The brief mentions where to buy and the price, reflecting a local business promotion.
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Rockwell
THE
Hayter
Watter
Your Violin and Distant Rails in One Fragment
A collage blends James Whitcomb Riley verse about a violin with odd lines on U S road miles and costs to haul wheat and a bold sales pitch for hats. The text mixes poetry and commercial snippets without a single narrative focus.
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New York
Liverpool
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