Anne Winter and Dan Collier in Melrose Studio Tease
In a Beverly Hills luncheon with Maris Farrell, Dan Collier grows tense over his stalled screen career while Anne Winter advances in Martin Collins productions. Paul Goullier urges a social opening for Dan with Anne, hoping to lift his mood and focus. The tale tracks Hollywood pressures, unsteady friendships, and Dan’s fixation on Anne amid mounting industry ambiguity.
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Maris
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Marts
Mrs. Farrell
Paul Goullier
Das
Anne
Maren
Martin Collins
Collier
Tan
Marla
Marist
Mart Maris Eriect
Pattl
Paul
Anne Winter
Mariy
Furley
Grand United
James Shey
Maria
Coliier
Maris Farrell
Borhner
Continental
Rural school teacher long tenure noted in town column
A rural school educator described as having taught for 46 years with only four absences in nearly half a century is highlighted alongside local industry mentions. The piece alludes to family ties, community pride, and a reverence for enduring service. It references a Paddock and a Miss Spellman in connection with local schooling history.
He Who Gets Slapped In Holiday Gas Station Mixup
In Lake Crystal Minnesota an officious gas station worker reports an odd holiday incident. A heavyset woman drove up for gas and oil then, before paying, asked the attendant a question about the fuel type, prompting an unexpected retort and an unsure reaction from the employee.
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Lake Crystal
Minn
Frantic finances hit one-salary family in Danville tale
In Danville on August 27, a UPI report notes Roscoe R. Fawyer, a Jesman, struggles to support two wives and three children on a tiny monthly salary of 23 dollars and 50 cents, illustrating the squeeze on low earners.
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Danville
Roscoe R. Fawyer
Jesman
Fawyer's Divorces Tie to Financial Strain
A week after divorcing his first wife, Fawyer remarried two months later and faced serious financial complications.
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Fawyer
Skunks and cooks and a lumber camp tale from Kelso
Aug 27 Kelso dispatch reports skunks harassing a camp cook at a Weyerhaeuser mill. The chef found the animals chase eats, tossing scraps to keep them at bay, ending the daily skirmish as long as eats are available. A bantering exchange follows between Fatmuller and Shankwweiler about aging and self-improvement.
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Kelso
Weyerhauser
Here
Red tied birthday memory and jail escape in one report
At Wabash Indiana on August 27 UP reports Joe Davis notes his long standing preference for red ties at birthday dinners though friends sent only three. In county jail George Stubblefield alias Robert Johns, linked to a June Foster State Bank robbery, boasted “What a crackerbox” then escaped by forcing his cell lock, leaving no clues.
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Wabash
Ind
Joe Davis
Davis
Joe
George Stubblefield
Robert Johns
Foster State Bank
Stubbefield
Stubblefield
Man of His Word Actions Speak Louder Than Words
Eau Claire report notes a public figure backs deeds over talk as events unfold, underscoring the theme that promises prove true through concrete actions rather than words. The instance highlights accountability and reliability in leadership.
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Eau Claire
Wis
Sun Roasts Spud in Heat Wave Surprise
In Yankton South Dakota Aug 27 a household comedy unfolded when Mrs. L M Mick found her husband returning with a dish for dinner and discovered half the potato patch had been roasted by a week long heat wave leaving cooked potatoes in the field right beside the soil.
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Yankton
S. D
Fishes In Own Yard at Algona Cistern
C E Binkert fishes in his own backyard cistern in Algona, pulling 40 bullheads weighing two pounds each in recent weeks. Earlier occupants reportedly kept bullheads in the well, and the fish reproduced there.
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Algona
C. E. Binkert
Binkert
Clam Diggers hand-dig Mussels on Mississippi near Red Wing
Clam fishers along the Mississippi near Red Wing Minnesota have abandoned large rakes and hooks and at hand dig mussels. Low water allows deeper work and longer hauls with hand digging in the river. Some workers stay in water for hours to improve collections.
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Red Wing
Minn
Mississippi River
Here
Good Pheasant Crop Plankinton South Dakota
Aug 27. Local pheasant crop appears largest this year despite heat and drought. Absence of hail and continued hot weather aided nesting. Large numbers of young birds observed along roadsides, including second and third hatchings.
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Plankinton
S. D
Hall
Veteran's Ambition Seeks One More Distinction
Miss Mary Spellman of Beaver Dam Wisconsin plans a final milestone before retiring after nearly five decades in teaching. The veteran educator, who has taught two generations, aims for one last achievement as her career nears its end.
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Beaver Dam
Wis
Mary Spellman
Budapest Hosts Hungarian School Children on Vacation
Hungarian state guests and schoolchildren from Hu blood are spending part of their vacation in Budapest, joining local families and cultural visits as part of a exchange program.
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Budapest
Farmer Harvests Wheat With Cradle And Scythe
In Rochester Indiana on August 27 Henry Linn a 70 year old farmer resumed harvest after his binder broke. He retrieved an old cradle and scythe from his barn and finished the task. Residents noted it has been about 50 years since a cradle and scythe were used locally.
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Rochester
Ind
Henry Linn
Preacher Birdman in Mansfield Parish Scene
A shaken congregation in Mansfield watches a preacher known as the Birdman during an unusual service scene. The incident unfolds with parishioners stunned as the preacher’s sudden behavior disrupts the ritual, drawing brief attention from onlookers and nearby reporters.
New Southern C CHICAGO crop prospects noted
In Chicago on August 27 an agricultural note describes promising crops and berry varieties. It highlights the dewherry and Ioganbel as ripe and larger than average berries, suitable for jelly, preserves, jam, and beverages. The report mentions an average price of four dollars per unit and notes improvements in fruit yield and quality.
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Chicago
Perry
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