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Newspaper
Grafton Sentinel
Location
Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1930
Page
8
The banking committee plans hearings in January to examine banking conditions. Advisor H. Perker noted the panel may require a persistent approach in the questionnaire process. Meanwhile Imperial County planters in California have purchased about 250000 pounds of pea seed for the early season.
The note honors Mrs Maggie Rogers Keener who passed December 14 1925 with lines praising her memory. Lt President Joseph Roster speaks at a Grafton Rotary Club meeting held last night at Hotel Grafton.
The government questioned bootleggers as a sweeping campaign sought protection payments. More than 20 people, including five women, were arrested after raids by 55 federal agents from four states under Edward J. O'Brien, Detroit.
James Phinney colored unable to pay a $50 fine for possessing a large quantity of whisky an empty bottle and a funnel in Mayor Charles O Kings court. He must perform 25 days of hard labor on the city streets as punishment.
The article details a tense Army versus Navy game with Stecker sparking Army drives into Navy territory, multiple long passes, and crucial punts. Navy withstands early Army threats as both teams trade turnovers, with substitutions and field-position battles shaping the unfolding contest.
In a tense first half, Gannon and Bowstrum ignite back and forth drives for Army while Navy counters with quick strikes and stout defense. Fumbles and penalties disrupt both squads as each side creates limited scoring chances, ending scoreless at the break.
Army and Navy battle through four quarters as Stecker leads Army with a first period touchdown drive, Bowman and Frentzel key plays, while Navy’s defense holds until late fourth quarter. A series of penalties, fumbles, and punting duels frame the tense game, ending with Army ahead 6 to 0 on Navy’s 7-yard line.
Thrifty buyers rush to Klein's for reduced prices on coats and clothing. Ads promote wall paper, photography supplies, pianos, and Kodak gifts with special sale terms at several local shops including Loar & Bon, Loar & Son, and Klein's. Prices highlighted as below cost and colors and sizes emphasized to attract customers.
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