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Newspaper
Grafton Sentinel
Location
Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1930
Page
7
Puzzle page text presents garbled clues and partial answers from a daily crossword. It lists scattered terms such as Waterways, Pertaining to, and inspection related hints, with many fragments and misprints, reflecting OCR errors from a historic newspaper puzzle page.
A fragment discusses children seeking exclusive enjoyment of a parent’s society. It argues that while they may not demand much, they expect some share for special occasions, and denying it feels unfair to them. The passage hints at adult assumptions about parental social circles and childhood rights.
Moundsville Hart Durbin 37 Cameron goes on trial for third time in Dowler killing. American Legion junior baseball clinches sectional by defeating Fairview 12 to 5. Morgantown governors meet to consider budget. Fairmont ex Senator Neely seeks Democratic bid for U S senator. Wheeling raids yield 8540 pints home brew before transfer deadline. Charleston Earl Lyons shoots self after alleged robbery. James Ellwood Jones files Republican bid for U S senator. other filings listed. Supreme court grants Artie Damron appeal over injury compensation. Sardis Telephone seeks rate increase for repairs. John Eisner and brothers win contract for Glenville Normal garage. heating contract awarded. Bluefield Mrs America Sizemore arrested for possessing whiskey.
The Pathe dialogue feature Rich People opens at the Opera House with Constance Bennett in the lead, supported by Regis Toomey, Robert Ames, Mahlon Hamilton, John Loder, Polly Ann Young and Ika Chase. Edward H. Griffith directs a stylish, tasteful drama with comedy, showing tonight and Wednesday.
Cowboy hero Jim Lanning known as the Hell's River Kid rides to save a stage passenger Mary Stevens and win her father Judge Stevens in Gold City. Buck Jones Vera Reynolds and Harry Woods star as exciting riding stunts, bold villains, and romance unfold under Louis King's direction in a thrilling Western tale.
Buck Jones headlines the Columbia Western The Lone Rider offering a string of daring stunts and perilous sequences. The Strand feature delivers thrill after thrill as Jones performs stunts that define the action packed western.
A catalog style offer promotes four by six flags available with decorative coupons. Customers are invited to mail in for a discount and additional perks for sending payment or request.
The report merges sports and legal notes with details on rowing results and various hunting seasons and a political note on the Cable bill. It mentions Earl Wakeman's court remarks about Sanhaber and outlines open seasons for pickerel bass trout and birds with bag limits and size requirements. It also notes the Cable bill update to naturalization rules for American born women married to aliens.
Bass season opens today in West Virginia. Taylor county clerks office reports 173 resident hunting and fishing licenses issued in June. Under state game laws black green white and willow bass may be fished from state streams July 1 to November 30, inclusive. The trout season closes at midnight July List and wall eyed pike season is open from.
In Detroit on July 1 192? Joseph Ebhrhardt 17 of St Louis won a trip to Europe and $250 plus two trophies for senior outdoor flying tile. He kept a model air in air 385 seconds and also won the fuselage model contest with 124 seconds. Don Burnham 15 of West Lafayette defending junior outdoor flying title with 202 seconds, earning $200 and a silver cup.
Otto Sanhuber an attic lover stands trial for the murder of Fred Oesterreich Milwaukee manufacturer. The state seeks the death sentence. Deputy D A Costello condemned Mrs Walburga Oesterreich widow for her 11 year affair with Sanhuber who hid in attics in her homes.
A column from Washington on July 1 reports a 500000 strong organized femininity celebrating increased independence for women with public jubilation and calls for continued progress in civic rights.
Tonopah July 1 report says successive rain transformed barren desert into vast flower beds. Abundant foliage supports booming insect life, feeding lizards and reptiles that grow fat. cultivated Death Valley areas report insect pest overrun, signaling ecological upheaval.
Howard Moats declares his wife Beatrics Moat has left his bed for no just cause and that he will not be responsible for any debts she may contract. Notice dated January 12, 1980, county clerk records.
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