Merry Xmas Tree Show Delights District School
The Christmas program by the District School's 6th to 8th grades enchanted with decorated tree and colored bulbs. Each grade performed stunts while Miss Ann Clark impressed as teacher. Santa Claus handed out candy and nuts as pupils and families left happily.
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Ann Clark
Santa Claus
Baby Missing As Shopper In Cleveland Post Office
In Cleveland on December 22 a mother lost her infant amid Christmas shoppers at the main post office. A market basket containing the baby was moved under a table and later placed in a mail sack before the child cried out, prompting discovery. The mother refused to reveal her identity.
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Cleveland
Ohio
The World Safe for Cattle Is A War on Predators
The Biological Survey fights wolves coyotes lynxes and mountain lions in the west to protect livestock. In one year hunters killed over 50 000 predatory animals. the Custer wolf of Wyoming alone reportedly slaughtered $25 000 worth of cattle in seven years. A $500 bounty remained unused as the beast evaded many hunters.
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Biological
Penters
Custer Wolf
Wyoming
Bruin Fights Car in Rochester Road Incident
A big black bear and an automobile collided late night near Olean. Harry C. Simons reports the bear tried to enter the car at a curve five miles from Olean, but the bumper and bumps forced the animal to flee. Simons mentions the bear attempted to climb the car as it stopped at a curve.
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Rochester
N. Y
Bruin
Harry C. Simons
Olean
Simons
Kansas Montana well near sand in Winifred progress report
Reports from Winifred say the Kansas Montana well shows promising progress with oil potential rising as depth increases. Geologist Knapp estimates sand could be reached near 3,265 feet, about 17 feet more drilling, as operations pause for Christmas.
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Winifred
Kansas-Montana
Winifred“fimes
Knapp
Golden West
Black Butte
Andy Birkland
Actting
Lew Clark
Bank Quits at Kolin Amid Unprofitable Business
First State Bank of Kolin shuts down its operations and transfers all business to First National Bank of Fergus County. Bert Linn heads the bank, with organizers including L. E. Torinus C. L. Covell and Judge Roy Ayers. The move follows ongoing weak demand for banking services. News notes Russell pictures remaining.
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First State Bank of
Kolin
First National Bank of
Fergus County
Bert Linn
L. E. Torinus
C. L. Covell
Roy Ayers
Father questions reach of Next land
In a brief note from the Dem ocrat News, a father doubts whether the next land can be reached, signaling concern over subsequent travel or settlement prospects.
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Democrat-News
Christmas Tragedy Strikes Minneapolis Father
A father Severt Dahl aged 44 collapsed at his Minneapolis home on Thirty-fifth Avenue South as he entered with gifts for his family. Neighbors and a doctor attempted aid but he died of heart failure clarified after a residence call. His wife and three children rushed to greet him.
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Thirty-fifth Avenue
Santa Claus
Severt Dahl
Oath
Remarks of Missing Fliers Discovered by Cowboy
The charred bodies of Col. Francis C. Marshall and Lieut. Charles Webber were found about 75 miles west of Tucson near Indian Oasis on the Papalo Indian reservation. A cowboy reported the two aviators burned to death in a crash near the wreckage, with unclear whether death came from the crash or post crash flames.
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San Francisco
Francis C. Marshall
Charles Webber
Papalo
Tucson
Arizona
Southern Pacific Railroad
Knon
Indian Oasis
Col. Marshall
Lieutenant Webber
Southern Pacific
Tuscon
Plans to curb speeders in Chicago court system
Chief Justice Olson and Judge Asa G. Adams proposed three measures to curb reckless driving. They aim to card index and fingerprint all speeders, and to jail violators to stop the average two deaths per day in Chicago from automobiles.
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Olson
Asa G. Adams
Speeders’ Court
Chicago
Farmers Will Force Canal Through Amid Opposition
New York dispatch reports Governor Preus of Minnesota predicting that farmers in the northwest and Canada will push the St. Lawrence waterway project despite opposition. He cites rail transport failures that cost Minnesota crops millions of bushels and argues direct water access would cut freight costs from Duluth to Liverpool. He warns the region risks ruin without improved water transportation.
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New York
Northwest
Canada
Preus
Minnesota
Seaboard
St. Lawrence
Duluth
Liverpool
Buffalo
Lake Vesse
Rockies
Alleghanies
Subscriber Pays Full Bill for November Ahead of Editor Return
Local editor away as a subscriber settles the November balance in full, the newsroom noting the unexpectedly cheerful reaction upon the editor’s return. The reader’s prompt payment reflects strong community support for the paper.
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