Week's Program at Queen Theatre
Weekly lineup at Queen Theatre features Douglas McLean in Thats My Baby a Fox News comedy on Thursday admission 10 and 30 cents. Friday and Saturday present The Storm Breaker with House Peters plus Going Good and a double Saturday show headlined by Richard Talmadge in The Blue Streak with two comedies All Out and Too Many Relations. Monday Tuesday Zane Grey Desert Gold Fox News and comedy admission 10 and 30 cents. Wednesday Thursday Hell's Four Hundred with Fox News and a Gold Diggers tale admission 10 and 25 cents. Coming soon Born to the West Miss Brewster's Millions Where Was 17 and Rustlin for Cupid.
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Richard Talmadge
Mexico
Zane Grey
Great West
Fox News
William Fox
Margaret Livingston
Harrison Ford
Coming Seon Zane Grey
Bebe Daniels
Reginald Denny
Peter B. Kyne
Rustlin
Cupid
Y Miller and Family Visit Relatives in Fort Worth
Y Miller and family visited relatives in Fort Worth on Wednesday.
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Y. Miller
Fort Worth
Peat Fire Burns 130 Years at Wistmans Wood Dartmoor
A peat fire at Wistmans Wood on Dartmoor, England, has burned continuously for 130 years, highlighting historical fuel fires and enduring underground combustion in the moorland landscape. The ongoing blaze raises questions about environmental impact and local conservation efforts.
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Wistmans Wood
Dartmoor
England
Scandinavian Lutheran Church Weekend Services and Meetings
The Scandinavian Lutheran Church lists English morning services at 10 30 conducted by Rev P B Hoff from Los Angeles Cal Sunday School and Bible Class at 9 30 The Ladies Aid meets next Thursday with Mrs Clara Grimland The Benacta meets next Wednesday night Junior choir at church Friday 7 Senior choir at 8 Choirs of St Olaf Norse and Clifton unite Sunday at 3 at Norse church rehearse for Concordia League Convention at Clifton July 23 25 C T Boe Pastor
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Rev
P. B. Hoff
Los Angeles
Cal
Ladies Aid
Clara Grimland
Benacta
St. Olaf
Norse
Clifton
Concordia League
C. T. Boe
Notice on cows tied near property violation
General complaints are filed about cows staked or tied within reach of private property. The city ordinance is violated and cattle found tied will be impounded. Ed Handley, mayor, issues the public notice and urges compliance.
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Ed Handley
Shanghai Inventor Develops Chinese Typeface Typewriter
A Shanghai native has devised a typewriter capable of inscribing the thousands of ideographic scripts of the Chinese language, promising a new method for rapid and precise Chinese text entry.
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Shanghai
Meridian Court and Local News Highlights
Local land transfers in Valley Mills include H. S. Lewis and wife selling to J. C. Sills lot 2 bik 8 Townly Potts Preston Tubb and Richards Addition for 300 dollars. William Walker et al sell 115 acres of the W. B. Wilson to D. Preston Hornbuckle for 10 dollars and other considerations. Local notices list many names visiting relatives and several small claims allowed by finance records.
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H. S. Lewis
J. C. Sills
Townly
Potts
Preston
Tubb and Richards
Valley Mills
William Walker
D. Preston Hornbuckle
W. B. Wilson
J. L. Brown
First National Bank
S. K. Lewis
D. C. Thomas
Thomas
William Parvin
First National Bank of
N. D. Minix
B. Roquemore
Guinn Hickman
Truscot
Ed Sears
C. C. Miles
E. G. le May
Ernest
Austin
J. D. Seymore
Columbus
David Miles
Dallas
John Miles
Washington, D. C
John Cox
Iredell
Henry Wintz
Sam Powell
Morgan
O. B. Roquemore
William Cameron and Co
H. E. Chiles
H. A. Sontag
Buster Williams
J. P. Richards
Hale
Frank Frazier
J. N. Colwick
J. G. Simms
John Blaine
W. F. Kirk
B. F. Ward
Isaac Frances
L. E. Bailey
Myrtle Gaines
City Water Co
Texas Telephone Co
Dunlap Printing Co
G. W. Whisena
Joe Miles
Frank Hamilton
Jim Crawford
Louis Crawford
Hill Printing Co
Texas-Louisiana Power Co
L. S. Lewis
Tom Gillespie
W. H. Simpson
Dr. W. C. Murry
American Express Co
E. B. Heyroth
Lumpkin Filling Station
A. S. Lomax and Son
Cowan and McKinney Co
Bob Earl
Wyatt Metal Works
Austin Bridge Co
Wintz Filling Station
Jack Blakely
G. M. Carlton
G. A. Barnes
C. L. Lynch
H. P. Tutt
Ben Hardwick
Joe Bass
W. W. Price
Jack Hanna
Pallmeyer Bros
Don Turner
Frank Pearce
Joe Oswald
A. Cushing
Arthur Mooney
J. H. Lillard
P. A. Womack
A. B. Poston
W. W. Williams
Hamilton Man Badly Hurt in Auto Crash Near Lampasas
Lampasas June 17 T T Gordon of Hamilton was seriously injured and one car demolished in a collision on the Austin road two and a half miles south of Lampasas last night. Gordon and A Sommer of Hamilton were northbound and struck a smaller car stopped at the roadway. Henry and Miss Francis Cockrell and two companions were in the smaller car. Gordon's car was wrecked. the smaller vehicle sustained no damage.
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Lampasas
T. T. Gordon
Hamilton
Austin
Gordon
A. Sommer
Henry
Francis Cockrell
Girls in Japanese Factories Earn Less Than A Dime A Day
More than 800000 girls are employed in Japan’s factories and receive an average pay under 20 cents daily. The note highlights harsh wages amid widespread industrial labor, reflecting concerns over child labor and economic conditions in the region.
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Japan
Resilient Flexible Glass Bounces High From Austrian Scientist
An Austrian scientist develops flexible glass capable of astonishing resilience as a small ball of the material can be bounced twenty feet high, signaling a breakthrough in durable glass technology.
Sea sickness fatal to two elephants in Indian shipment
Two elephants died from sea sickness during a voyage of eight elephants being brought to this country from India. The rest of the herd reportedly remained in good condition as the shipment continued under supervision.
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India
Dog teeth as currency in New Guinea and South Seas
In parts of New Guinea and across the South Sea Islands dogs teeth function as a medium of exchange. The practice links commerce and culture as communities use these teeth in trade and ritual dealings among various groups.
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New Guinea
South Sea Islands
Rutgers Cow Produces 21136 Pounds Milk in 305 Days
A Rutgers University cow yielded 21,136 pounds of milk over 305 days, equaling fourteen times her body weight. The milestone showcases dairy herd performance and animal productivity at the university.
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Rutgers University
Pension for Civil War mothers still paid by U S
Five elderly mothers receive Civil War pensions from the United States. The oldest is 102 and the youngest recipient is paid at a modest rate, highlighting a long-standing federal obligation to wartime survivors despite the era’s distant history.
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United States
Diamond production total reaches 114000000 carats
The overall diamond output to date is estimated at about 114 million carats with a value around 5 billion dollars.
United States Holds Forty Percent of Global Railroad Mileage
The United States possesses forty percent of the world's railroad mileage while Persia has only one railroad, highlighting vast infrastructure disparities between the two regions.
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United States
Persia
Automobile Production Surges in U S From 1915 to 1925
U S car output rose dramatically from 892 618 units in 1915 to 4 325 000 in 1925 marking a explosive growth era for the industry led by major manufacturers and expanding demand across markets and regions.
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United States
Nitrates Worth 55 Million Imported From Chile Annually
Nitrates valued at 55 million dollars are imported into the United States yearly from Chile. The flow highlights Chilean chemical exports and U.S. dependency on foreign sources for fertilizer components amid evolving trade policies.
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United States
Chile
Average American Taller by One Inch Than European
An anthropologist from the Smithsonian Institution notes that on average Americans exceed Europeans by about one inch in height. The remark highlights regional size differences observed in global populations.
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Smithsonian Institution
Scientist hears worm chewing sound in apples
A scientist using headphones and a special microphone asserts he has detected the sound produced by worms gnawing inside apples, claiming a possible method to study fruit damage.
Gale at Valley Mills Causes Damage After Heavy Rain
Valley Mills June 22 rainfall totaling 1.65 inches fell Monday night in about thirty minutes. A gale blew part of the time and damage occurred. In three days the area has received over three inches of rain. Dry weather is badly needed now, especially for grain in the shock.
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Valley Mills
New York Police Test Bulletproof Windshield Motorcycle
New York police are experimenting with a motorcycle fitted with a bulletproof windshield to enhance officer safety. The test aims to reduce risk during high speed pursuits and roadside confrontations, potentially influencing future patrol gear policies.
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New York
Norse Our Savior's Lutheran Plans Sunday Services and Choir Rehearsal
Our Savior's Lutheran Church of Norse announces Sunday School at 9 30 English language divine service at 10 30 conducted by Rev Morris Sorenson. Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock Clifton Norse and Craw fills Gap choirs meet at Norse church to rehearse for the Concordia League Convention urging broad participation.
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OUR Savior’s Lutheran Church OF Norse
Morris Sorenson
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