Lanett Ewes Triumph in Narrow Nine Point Win
Lanett Secures a close victory as Hoenn trails with late pressure. Key plays by Anan Enseen and peers push Lanett ahead, maintaining a slim lead into final minutes amid a tense finish.
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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1920
Page
3
Lanett Secures a close victory as Hoenn trails with late pressure. Key plays by Anan Enseen and peers push Lanett ahead, maintaining a slim lead into final minutes amid a tense finish.
Dr Carswell, president and manager of the DWP Housing Corporation in Memphis, promotes the New Era Architectural plan promising elegant five to seven room houses built in 20 days and larger homes in 60 days with 25 to 33 percent cost savings. The patent plan, endorsed by leading architects, targets buyers with lots, flexible terms, or investors seeking rental housing.
Classified notices list farms in exchange for city property and real estate options. Brown and Moffett advertise farms trade. multiple lines show sewing jobs egg sales and household tasks. Auction for household goods by Herbert Gentry. O J Rector is auctioneer. items include electric appliances and a washing machine. Mortgage exemptions offered by J B Harris and county recorder O T Elis.
Fort Worth Texas reports sacred Brahma cattle from Pierce ranches in Wharton County win blue ribbons at the fat stock show surpassing Herefords and other breeds in public interest. The tick proof drought resisting cattle blend wild Indian stock with Texas stock, growing tall and lean yet delivering tender meat. Breeding across Texas gains traction for drought resilience and range wandering capability amid periods of drought.
Miss Bertha Cobeens Joseph, guest at the Maryland launch, smiles as Dingo the Mayflower mascot stands at attention on the quarterdeck. The dog, famed for its schooling during spells of Tuffles, greets the bugle notes with precise hind-leg stance.
A British official notes Spain’s big capital is financing large domestic schemes as strikes circulate. He observes swift jailings of strike leaders, a Madrid lockout in construction, and hypothetical use of military units to run railways. He sees rising wages and costs of living as core tensions, with most Spaniards as peasants loyal to church and king.
London report says Sir Richard Paget, while inspecting underwater approach sounds, was lowered head down and emerged humming the submarine’s exact note. The incident helped perfect detectors that saved lives and aided in sinking many U boat submarines.
An advertisement touts Mayr's Wonderful Remedy for gall stones stomach trouble and colic. It claims the preparation removes mucus relieving inflammation and curing many stomach liver and intestinal ailments. One dose convinces with money refunded. Sold everywhere.
Pottsville agents for a packing company say cow hair fabric could rival wool. The material, resembling chevlot, would come from hair taken from steers killed for meat, offering clothing for many American men.
LaGrange Kentucky report says a new automatic siren alarm at the People's Bank triggered by door or window openings proved a false alarm during a midnight high wind. All men prepared for action but nothing occurred.
A Philadelphia Record excerpt cites Governor Hutchinson era clothing orders sent to London. It lists detailed requests for waistcoats, camisols, breeches, and coats with silver, silk, and camphorlined fabrics, plus fabric colors and fittings.
The piece extols diamonds as epic forces shaping empires from Nadir Shah to Kheere Noor and Desires. It links great stones to invasions, throne shifts, and bloodshed, noting tales woven through rulers, betrayals, and wars across Indian history.
The article notes George Washington issued commissions on September 2, 1775 for armed craft to target enemy transports and cruisers. He borrowed ships Lynch and Franklin from Massachusetts and commissioned them for naval use. Congress created the first naval committee on October 13, 1775 and authorized shipbuilding on December 18, 1775.
Miss Martha Davies of Terre Haute spent Thursday evening in Greencastle as a guest of Miss Hazel Lear. They attended the business women's luncheon at the Presbyterian Church.
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