Price cuts spark dairy league fears in Buffalo
Buffalo reports milk price cuts threaten farmers as standard grades drop to ten cents per quart after earlier reductions from twelve to ten. Richard Fricke of the Dairy County Park Bureau warns dairymen cannot cover costs, likely forcing many out of business if prices fall further. George T. Smith of Medina says the cut is an early move in a plot to wreck cooperative marketing groups.
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Buffalo
Milke
Armers
Richard Fricke
Manger
Drie County
Fueniera
Legion Auxiliary Benefit Party Held At St Edward Hall
The American Legion Auxiliary sponsored a card party last evening in St Edward's Hall to benefit the auxiliary. Mrs Lloyd Slowe chaired arrangements as tables were set for bridge Five Hundred and kum. Awards went to Mrs Leon Brown and Mrs William Sadusky Miss Mary Frances Brooks and Mrs W Herdendornt and Mr Donald Miller and Mrs Anna Orn. A committee served apple sauce gingerbread and coffee to the group including Mrs Herdendorf Warren and Mrs William Sandusky of Brie.
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American Legion Auxiliary
St. Edward's Hall
Lloyd Slowe
Leon Brown
William Sadusky
Mary Frances Brooks
W. d. Herdendont
Donald Miller
Anna Orn
Herdendorf
Warren
Willian Sandusky
Brie
Sheffield Girl Tries to End Life
Miss Winifred Roxbaugh, age 14, a beauty student from Sheffield, attempted suicide by hanging in her West Main Street home. Her mother found her unconscious, and Drs. Mervine and Russell performed emergency measures. motive remains unknown. Roxbaugh had returned recently from a Cincinnati beauty school and lived in Sheffield about 14 years.
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Bhrpeterd
Smaltempt
Winifred Roxbavh
Way Ted
West Main Street
Ju. Mervine
H. B. Russell
Misa Rorbach
Cincinnati
Sheffield
Nol
Two fined for shooting cubs near Westline
Kane uve to Otta recause of Masontown P and Cart D Har ford of Messmore Fayette county were arrested and fined 50 each for shooting and possessing two cub bears near Westline. Game Warden Carl Benson and assistants found the cubs at the hunting camp where Younkin and Harford held them under the impression they were legal bears. The cubs were under a year old. They faced payment of the fines today.
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Kane
Uve
Otta Recause
Masontown
Cart
D. Harford
Messmore
Fayette County
Eich
Westline
Carl Benson
Benson
Leroy Hoxton
Melvin Radinger
Younkin
Harford
New Comfort for Those Who Wear False Teeth
An advertisement offering a dental powder product to secure false teeth with a pleasant taste and deodorizing effect. It promises no gum irritation and comfort, urging readers to ask their druggist for Pasteeth at Keister's.
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Keister
Advi
Spurned Love Tragedy Ends Three Lives
Thomas Wheeler, 4, found dead beside his car after shooting and killing young married couple Mrs. Schreidigger and Mr. Schreidigger as they returned from a movie with their 12 year old son Russell Jr. Wheeler then killed himself in a country road. Police say the motive was Wheeler's unrequited love for Mrs. Schreidigger.
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United Pross
Russell, Jr
Wheeler
Card Party by Kenights of Columbus in St Bernard Hall
Corry Council Kenights of Columbus hosts a card party in St Bernard's hall on Tuesday evening with tables for five hundred. Edward Berry and Joseph Hickey lead the event staff. Public invited. awards and lunch will be served.
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Orige
Corry Council
Kenights of
Columbus
Edward Berry
Joseph Hickey
St. Bernard's Hall
Walker to Make Plea For Mooney
New York dispatch reports Mayor James J. Walker, moved by an 80 year old mother’s plea for her son, plans to travel to California to plead for Tom Mooney’s freedom. He will attend the Notre Dame game in South Bend, then head to the West Coast to seek clemency from Governor Rolph.
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New York
James J. Walker
California
Tom Mooney
Unis
Mooney
Rolph
San Francisco
South Bend
Chicago
Ralph
Shelving Styles and Colorful Wall Decor Ideas
A historic note on shelves built by carpenters in varied styles and the potential impact of contrasting color accents. The text suggests color planning with contrasting shades and hints at wallpaper tile patterns to enhance room design.
Elgin News Notes November gathering and visits
In Elgin on Sunday Oscar Johnson and family visited Mr and Mrs Harvey Billy and daughter. The Ladies Aid met with Mrs Charles Ladd on Wednesday afternoon. Dr Paull and son from Erle stayed as guests of Rey and Mr Clarke on Friday night. Ted Hanby of Beaverdam visited Elgin Monday night. Several locals attended church and various visits to Niobe, Jamestown, and Beaverdam are noted.
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Elgin
Mranuary
Oscar Johnson
Harvey Billy
Ald
Charles Ladd
Paull
Erle
Rey
Glarle
Mors
Oscar Carlson
Niobe
Jamestown
Clark McGray
Mra
Frank Ladd
Beaverdam
Henry McCray
Nelson Lyons
Roosevelt Highway
Union City
Parsonage
Ted Hanby
Peancis McCray
Chirles Ladd
Clymer
Lee McCray
I Mig
Chirk
F Jim
Bie
Westley Babeouk
Blaine Rigeald
Harley McCray
McCray
George Woodmanse
Charles Pathurst
Ola
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Dairymen’s League
Legion Auxiliary
Pillsbury's
New Prunes
K. OF C. Here
Walker
Francis McCray
Henry Hie
Magadhy
Roy Burrows
Ray
Clark
Ary Clile
Hirlo Mitchells
Chirles Bale
Boyerdam
Brodericck Lip
H. Mitchell
Rey Burrows
Kay Froncis
Hollywood
Pictures
Warner Bros
Walter Winchell
Cetworks
Luckies
Ersonal Finance
South Center ST. Hone
Corry
Miss Francis
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