Federal license required for possession of explosives
The United States now requires a federal license to possess explosives. Unlicensed possession carries up to a $5000 fine and one year in prison. US citizens and friendly foreigners may apply. applicants must declare intended use and are responsible for the explosive’s use and return if any remains. The law aims to curb misuse and prevent dynamite plots.
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United States
King's Kouriers Social Meeting At Fisher Home
The Potato Creek S S Kings Kouriers class met Wednesday evening at Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Fisher with new member Frank Fisher. Geo. Cook led the opening and Mrs. Carl Bowers led devotion. Nell Dunbar won a contest prize. refreshments were served. Next gathering with Mr. and Mrs. Clem Neander is set for December 26.
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Navy
Kings Kouriers
Potato Creek S.S
Frank Fisher
Wm. Fisher
Geo. Cook
Carl Bowers
Nell Dunbar
Thomas Turnipseed
Messrs
and Mesdames Clem Neander
Arthur Cook
Fred Carroll
Frank Parker
Albert Dunbar
Harry Peterson
Alta Cox
Frank G.ssom
Opal Holloway
Kathryn
Lucile Fisher
Clem Neander
Reduction Plant Operator Offers Dead Stock Service
Ora L. Loveless announces services for handling dead stock including horses cattle sheep and hogs with special hog cholera preparations and free postmortem exams. He will refund telecommunication charges and calls Baren B. Jones of Darlington to haul for him. Mrs. Grace Sperry and children visited Crawfordsville relatives. War insurance uptake since October exceeds 45 000 applicants totaling nearly 0 5 billion dollars averaging about 8000 per person.
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Ora L. Loveless
Darlington
Baren B. Jones
Grace Sperry
Crawfordsville
Tom Cox
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