Andrews Graded School to Open Fall Session
The Andrews Graded School will open the fall session on Monday Sept 9 with an able faculty. Prof E N Carnes of Lancaster named principal and Miss Rivers of Grenwood to head music. Five English teachers and one music teacher join the staff. Bank of Andrews sees about 10000 dollars in deposits on opening day. The new brick bank building should be finished soon with improved offices and conveniences.
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Dibble
Rivers
Mt. Pleasant
Rogers
Mullins
Rose Witherspoon
Murphy
N.C
Bank of Andrews
D. L. Mayd
H. W. Fraser
C. G. Farr
J. W. Doar
Olin Sawyer
Notice to School Trustees on Oath Return
J W Doar announces that July notices to be appointed trustees require a law m and signed oath probated. Trustees failing to return oath will be deemed unwilling to serve and may lose appointment as other selections are made. Sept 4, 12 C S of Education.
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J. W. Doar
C. S. of Education
Hall's Catarrh Cure advertisement oath 1886
Frank J. Cheney of F. J. Cheney & Co. swears to pay $100 for any case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Notary A. W. Gleason certifies this on December 6, 1886. The firm claims internal action on blood and mucous surfaces. Sold by druggists for 75 cents. testimonials offered. Take Hall's Family Pills for relief.
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Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Hall
Frank J. Chenney
A. W. Gleason
Toldo,o
Misplayed Fly Ball Ends In Double Play For Cubs Star
Outfielder Mike Mitchell recalls a mid career miscue with the Chicago Cubs decades ago. He explains backing up, letting a fly ball drop, and throwing to second, turning a potential scoring chance into a double play as Brooklyn failed to score.
Desperate Chance in Triple Play Ends in Tie
A player recounts a near triple play turned into a harmless double play that finished with no outs. The misread left a runner scoring from third, tying the game, and the opponents ultimately won.
Latham Named as Umpire After McNulty Resigns
Umpire McNulty of the New York State league staff resigns due to a return of paralysis. President Farrell appoints Arlie Latham, former New York Giants coach, to succeed him after reports of Latham signing with the United States league.
Doc Ralston Retires From Baseball to Practice Dentistry
Doc Ralston, formerly with the St. Paul club last year, has retired from base ball and now pursues dentistry in Ellevre Pa.
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Doc Ralston
St. Paul
Ellevre. Pa
Dead Deer at Cougar's Den in Tillamook County
In Tillamook County Oregon deputy game wardens found 23 deer carcasses around a female cougar's den during a hunt at Game Warden Finley's request. Two cubs were killed while the mother fed, leaving a bone strewn scene described as a veritable charnel house.
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Portland
Ore
Tillamook
Finley
Stryker
Coast Range
Ofregon
Big Bill Snell Refuses Jail Cell in Nyack Hotel Stand
William Sinell of Suffern cannot enter Rockland county jail after an order to serve one day per dollar involved in a slander suit against Mrs. Sarah Cohen. Weighing 295 pounds, he rents a hotel room opposite the jail when kept on bounds.
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Nyack
N. Y
William Sinell
Suffern
Rockland County
Woman Held as Gem Thief in Denver Hotel Room
Denver police arrest Mary Werner twenty one while selling jewelry and seize six hundred dollars worth of unset diamonds hidden under carpet in her hotel room. She refuses to explain and confesses to prior thefts.
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Denver
Mary Werner
Colo
Eagles Used Against Airplanes in French War Effort
Paris reports a new aerial warfare concept as French officers train six large eagles to attack aeroplanes. Eagles pull prey from balloons and overturn craft, with trainers claiming the birds could wreck even multiple machines in flight. The method, tested near Nice, aims to counter aircraft by using birds’ instinct and strength.
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Paris
France
Calbraith Rogers
Alps
Washington
Conn
Matthew J. Crowley
Nice
McIlhenny Buys Marsh to Extend Bird Preserve Chain
New Orleans reports ED A McIlhenny of Avery Island purchases New Orleans marsh land of about 74 000 acres for 146 000 dollars. The property will join 18 000 acres deeded earlier to form a Mississippi Valley bird preserve. Several easternera are linked to McIlhenny in the project aiming to create a regional preserve network.
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New Orleans
Marsh Island
ED. A. McIlhenny
Avery Island
McIiihenny
Georgetown Graded Schools Open in September for First Time
The Georgetown Graded Schools will open September 25 with a full staff of teachers. This is the first September start in memory, shifting terms from October beginnings. Commencements will move to May 8 or June 1, avoiding peak heat. The Board of School Trustees plans further improvements around the school building for the public good.
Country Club gears up for fall golf and tennis season
Grounds committee prepares Golf Links and Tennis Courts for fall tournaments and weekly teas. Tennis activity continues through hot weather with two new courts nearing completion, boosting capacity. New members and winter tournaments promise increased activity and appeal with both genders involved.
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Tenni
New Discovery Promises Home Relief From Lung Ailments
Dr King s New Discovery offers at home cure for coughs and lung diseases driving people from homes. It relieves coughs colds grip croup whooping cough and sore lungs with quick health returns. 50c and 1.00 trial bottle free guaranteed by all druggists.
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Dr. King
Weather Forecast: Fair Tonight and Thursday
The forecast calls for fair skies tonight and Thursday with light variable winds.
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