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Newspaper
Hershey Press
Location
Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1910
Page
12
The Hershey Press invites readers to submit articles and items of interest for publication in its open columns. Advertising space remains available at regular rates for submissions and notices.
The piece traces Senator Charles H. Curtis rising from Kaw tribal roots in a rough childhood to education and law. He worked as a newspaper hawker and jockey before driving a racing stable wagon and studying law, being admitted to the bar at twenty two and becoming a county prosecutor at twenty four.
The Bollinger couple near Gambell died within a day of each other, ages 69 and 75, from pneumonia and dropsy respectively. They will be buried Sunday after home services at 9 and church services at 10. The item also notes local gossip, a chicken theft bounty, and various town notices.
The text portrays Curris Youngman as a well educated man who failed his first bid for Congress but won on a subsequent campaign. It calls him a strong partisan and a brilliant man, devoted to improving his mother's people, and contrasts his eloquence with the plight of an orphan half breed who faced prejudice and poverty.
Mrs. Horst aged 38 died on Tuesday. She is sister to Deputy Sheriff Strupp. Visitors Prof and Mrs Sloat and Mrs Ed Dissinger were in Harrisburg on Sunday. Mr Thomas Lesher's pump failed. J E Evans and Harry Sloat fixed it quickly. The Grange met Tuesday at Arnold's Auditorium, 244 Main Street with 29 of 33 members present and room for about 33 more farmers to join.
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