Prospecting in Papura Basin Reveals Rich Gold Vein
In a remote Papuan site the basin below the surface shows a broad gold-bearing area. Prospectors led by Spicer and Cason push twelve men to stake claims at the bottom while tents rise around the shaft. The slate-gray diggings reveal vast riches as sun and water influence the exposed workings. The group plans to press claims with a race for the Hedsiivetide claim near the Wallins, aiming to win possession before others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dutuyatay
Ilotele
Pululila
Papua
Observaton of the Suny
Spicer
Chon
Hans
Wallins
Wall Kunny
Wwe
Toy
Trexunist
Jytos Peckie
Liem
Lhontt
Lyon
Glen Sen
Papurus
Hayman
Sally Sinyy
Casui
The Girl Reasserts Claim To Amory Mine In Papua Goldfield
In a Papua goldfield scene a young khaki clad woman asserts reoccupation of Philip Amory's claim with a pick, declaring work done within legal time. The crowd watches as a manuscript bundle of corpses is revealed and the magistrate’s arrest plan is halted. Pla the keeper and the miners recall a storied rescue at Tatatata, and the field mourns a shift from old hands to Spleer and Caxon leaving for Siberia.
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Bob Whitson
Wiilison
Mivy
Tem
Hood
Thiere
Willson
Chey
Chere
Bewgnys
Ajner
Tatatata
Jan
Caxon
Philip Amory
Mariner
Pla
Elim
Goldfelds
Len Hess
Abe
Simon
Develer
Tatatath
Clay
Sydney
Tess
Pra: Kita Bel
Spleer
Siberian
Moderate postmeal exercise shown not to disturb digestion
British doctors report that moderate exercise after a meal does not disrupt digestion, while strenuous activity in adverse conditions can cause injuries. The evidence suggests gentle activity is safe for digestion, whereas intense exertion may raise risk in challenging circumstances.
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Gigeson
Dairymen Hold Annual Meeting in Clymer Hall
The annual meeting of the Clymer Dairymen's League Co operative Association was held Saturday in the LO 0. F. hall. Despite poor weather a large crowd attended the oyster dinner and music by the TeWinkles. Directors Albert Bengink R. M. Pitt and Irving J. TeWinkle were reelected. News reached that the league bought the dens in Clymer and will start a cheese factory. The next meeting is the first Friday in March. A program followed with music, speeches, and a one act play.
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Glymer
Clymer Dairymen's League Co-operative Association
Blanche
Fiogence TeWinkle
America
Albert, Bengink
R. M. Pitt
Irving J. TeWinkle
Dairymen's League
Henry Schruise
John TeCrony
Clyde Howler
William van Braen
T. F. Brown
George Lecers
Ralph Pitt
Verell Oviatt
Methodist Episcopal Church
Cora Duevik
Winifred Christenssen
B. Eshelman
Ben Beekerin
Walter Schruers
Elmer Croscutt
Clymer
TB. Spitzer
Aremen's Rooms
Ruth Curry
Detroit
Mich
C. F. Spitzer
Gallup
Henry Gravink
Rev. Whippa
Clymer High School
Clymers
Harry Schermerborn
Cornelius Legters
Sherman
Tausic
Johnny Skeps
Dorothy Pope
C. B. Society of Fortisnd
Altibe Reformed
Alarm by canaries saves Cuban family from gas fumes
Cuba scene recalls a family near Obi saved from smoke inhalation when canaries alerted Mrs Otto to a gas danger. The Ottos awakened, alerted neighbors, and a physician treated the family. all recovered within days. Birds resumed singing next day. Also school luncheon and faculty notes from Olympia, and local civic notices.
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Canaries
Cuba
Ralph Otto
Obi
Anuth
Otto
Riley
Victor
Olin
Sunday’s Five Best Radio Entertainments
Radio listings outline five top programs for Sunday night across networks and stations. Mentions WOR Nowarl 8 pm Colfier’s radio house WIZ NUC 8:36 pm, WARC CBS 11 pm Majestit theater WHAP NBC 4 pm Atwater Kent, Wiz NBC 7:40 pm. Shows include Philharmonic symphony and Mrater musicians in varied time slots.
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United Press
Noob
Philharmonic Symphony
WIZ Nuc
Colfier
CBS
Sir Theatre
NBC
Atwater Kent
Mrater Musiciars
Spring Creek News Notes Roundup of Local Visits and Travel
Spring Creek residents share a busy week with visits to Corry Warren and Warren area towns. Names include Crowe Johnson Wynn Rodgers, Leta, Daisy Branth, Campbell, Wittman, Mrs Riley Smith, John McKay, Winnie Johnson, Penny Middleton, Elizabeth Damon. Events feature surgical stays, birthdays, bridge gatherings, and surprise parties. Local exchanges note hospital stays, weekend trips, and church services.
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Spring Crowe
BL. Campbell
Corry
Prams Bchraeder
Riley Smith
Centerville
Arch Witt
J. , Meielyey
O Pawson
Warren
John Tuba
Elma Gordon
Edwint Muzzy
Federated Church
Winnie Johnson
Pitt May Extend Oil City Man's Friebranch Brother With Byrd in South
University of Pittsburgh shows willingness to aid the Erie Center growth with a $47,000 step, aiding Center High School’s diversions. Captain Frederick Melville, Byrd expedition leader, is connected through his brother, a local radio salesman, who follows daily radio updates from The New York Times.
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Pitt
Oil City
Byrd
South
Furtly
University of Pittsburgh
Erly
Shielihoud
W. DD
Sones
Hyunuh
Centewl High School
Puiu
Une
Erie Center
Olu City
Wep
Caplain Frederick
Melville
City of
New York
New York Times
Philo
Ffthr
Edica
Pittsburgh
le Westinghouse Eiectric and Manufacturing Co
Funeral Services for Mrs Catherine Buck in Burien
Funeral services were held yesterday afternoon for Mrs. Katherine Buck at her Burien home on Wash Soul Street, with Rev. Wile bem Elliott-Pantston officiating. Two vocal members sang by D. AL Hillstrom. Lie Dody transported the body to burial. Rev. Dr. Benze conducted the grave service at H&L city. Relatives and friends from the city attended. the body to be buried in Brie.
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Olyms School
Heing
Mildred Damcott
Emblem Oil Company
van Tasse
Margaret Legters
E. E. Hart
Little Valley
Perry Drake
Ladies Aid Society
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Abbe Reformed Church
Garret Timmer
Timmers
Gilbert
Juniior Christian Endeavor Soriety
James Grayvine
Bertrany Dunneval
Christian Endeavor Society
Carlyls Neckers
Howard Legters
Minnie Ton
Ladies Missionary Society
G. H. Tenpas
Albert Neckers
James Gravink
Laura Neckers
Tinmers
Viends
Katherine Buck
Wash Soul Street
Wile Bem —Heliott — Pantston Thera Uived
D. AL Hillstrom
Lie Dody
Brie Ful bUal
Benze
H&l
Bie
Vare States Plan Foretells Florida Campaign Shifts
Fragmented OCR notes discuss a looming political contest in May with mentions of Francis Shanker, Benson Ey Tayl, and Samuel E. Lewis in Republican circles. References to governors, state party leaders, and potential candidates appear amid disjointed lines about grassroots support, party harmony, and legal officials. The text also hints at Mellon influence and court appointments.
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Francis Shanker
T Nation
Benson Ey Tayl
Tsstes
Wenten
Repu
Taylor
Govs
Boom
Samuel E. Lewis
United States Grundy
Ehploe
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John H. Logan
Spring Creek News
C. E. Doane
Hardware
Center St
Frederick C. Melville
Explorer
S. J. Melville
IRS
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R. E. Palmer Co
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Penn
Thomas United Press
Harrisburg
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