No Boundary Between Friends States
Residents along a border road ignore crossing rules to maintain friendships and neighbors. The article highlights shared ties across a divided region and the informal cooperation that sustains life despite legal limits.
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Agnes Penner
Nancy Zylstra
Boundary Road
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Smokey Report Rules Call Through New York Court
The New York Court of Appeals ruled it is not illegal for a CBer to broadcast the location of a highway patrol car. William Case, fined for disorderly conduct after an unlawful arrest, saw the ruling as limiting obstruction language. The decision may set a nationwide pattern for Smokey-report cases and CB practices.
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E. Z. Strange
New York State Court of Appeals
William Case
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Lawrence Cooke
Fall Garden Planting Guide for July to September
Gardeners should plant cool season vegetables from July 15 to September 15 to mature before frost, with late warm season crops like beans and cucumbers possible if protected from pests. The article highlights weed and pest control, safe pesticide use, and timing for fertilization to extend harvests into fall.
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Puzzle Clue List From 19 to 50 A to Z
A compact word puzzle excerpt listing clues and numbers from 19 to 50 across multiple items. It includes cryptic like 19 Annoy 39 Hotel 20 Paris airport and entries such as 24 Take on cargo summons and 37 Spanish fleet. The fragment suggests a crossword or cryptic style grid with paired numbers and definitions.
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Paris
They Breed Quickly Formula Sends Away Freeloading Rabbits
Norman H. Stark presents a home remedy using hydrated lime and calcium carbonate to deter rabbits. The piece notes rabbits’ high reproductive rate and offers a DIY powder around plants solution, plus a plug for pyramid books and related volumes with payment details.
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Norman H. Stark
Norm Stark
Man Steals Hearse Twice For Joy Ride
In Ann Arbor 19 year old Ray Higgenbottom stole a hearse to relive a presidential style ride. He was released after the funeral home declined charges on the first attempt. He then returned, seized a funeral flag, drove the hearse through a wall, fled, and was caught when it crashed at Fairview Cemetery injuring a driver. He faced arraignment on multiple charges.
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Mich
Ray Higgenbottom
Higgenbottom
Muehlig
Fairview Cemetery
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