New Postmaster Scheme Edits Promotion and Exams
A new executive order restructures appointment rules for first, second, and third class post offices. Promotions may occur from within the competitive classified service only after Civil Service Commission verification. The Post Office decides vacancies and nominations, with standard tests administered by the Commission. Open competitive exams will be announced for those meeting residency and past service criteria.
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Civil Service Commission
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Tick Tack Tick Tacks and the Halloween Prank
The piece recalls tick tack as an old Halloween custom. It describes a boy who made noise devices by tying hooks, nails, and strings to windows to imitate tapping. It warns against the prank and urges staying indoors and enjoying safer activities.
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Hallowe'en
Hector
Hallowe’en
Father
Lillian Russell in Modern Campaign Speeches
A column recalls Lillian Russell’s rise from stage glamour to political campaigning. The piece questions whether glamour and romance have yielded to the practical politics of modern candidates as Russell headlines rallies and influences voters.
John Paul Jones and the mark of naval fame
Fragmentary text honors John Paul Jones for gallant sea deeds and maritime heroism. It mentions his fame rising from bold actions on the ocean and references other cited seamen and medals, but many phrases are garbled and incomplete.
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John Paul Jones
Jones
John de Haces
Paul Francis Jones
Tattoo Removal Properly Handled by Experts
Readers ask if tattoo marks can be removed and what's the best approach. Dermatologists use careful chemical applications to fade marks, with success in some cases but risks of irritation, sores, and scarring. a first class dermatologist should perform the procedure.
Health Questions ANSWERED Broken Bones First Aid Guide
Health questions answered describe fracture types symptoms and precautions. It advises gentle examination and on the spot treatment without moving the patient and warns against attempting to set bones or moving a person with a suspected back injury. The Public Health Service does not provide names of physicians who correct nasal deformities.
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Public Health Service
Weather Report for Cheyenne October 24 1929
Weather data for Cheyenne shows 24 hour period ending 6 pm with temperatures 27 at 6am 60 at 12pm and 49 at 6pm. Wet bulb readings 26 42 87 relative humidity 69 22 38 wind W NW WN conditions Cir Cir Cir normal temp 41 actual mean 44 change plus 1 degree. Highest 60 at 12 noon lowest 26 at 4 am. Precipitation since January 1 zero inches. normal area 12.76 inches. Elks lodge calls meeting Oct 26 at 2 pm for funeral of Thomas J Sproul. Mexico sees rising number of women dentists.
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Janary
Signs of Hallowe en and the second of November
A poem from 1920 lists various ominous signs for Hallowe en with puns on surnames such as Cox Harding Debs Christiansen McCauley and Watkina. The piece concludes that the true meaning points to November 2.
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Hallowe'en
Highway Report for Northern Rocky Mountain Plateau Regions
Forecast covers October 25 to 30 with generally fair conditions and normal temperatures. Reports from Wyoming and Utah note variable road quality from Cheyenne to Wheatland and Torrington. Miss Ada Neild of the University of England is noted as the first woman registered as a student at Harvard University.
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Utah
Yellowstone
Greeley Road
Wyoming
Fort Collins
Cheyenne
Ada Neild
University of England
Harvard University
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Mexico
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