Yerger to Play Pine Bluff Tigers Meet at 3 PM Friday
The Yerger Tigers travel to Pine Bluff to face the Corbin Itigh School Team on Friday afternoon at 3. A social section for White fans is reserved. Yerger lists Dunky as right end Coopey tight tackle Murry right guard Gilmore center Bigger Gert guard Coleman left tackle Dunlop left end Grady quarterback Walker right half Stoert left half Carrigan fullback The narrative mentions a powerful beacon in the United States and a million van dle power.
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State Line Taxes Plague Australia Centralized Government
TRIER EDSON reports on Australia’s move toward centralized rule as six states consider abolishing state governments to create one federal parliament. Canberra’s planned capital, Canberra, fits a broader critique of federalism, with leaders scarce amid wartime needs and the United Australia Party under Prime Minister Robert Menzies holding a slim majority after recent elections.
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Memorial Singing at Rosston Sunday
A memorial singing at Rosston will be held Sunday with a sermon at 2 o clock announced by J. W. Hallaway. All singers are invited to participate.
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Death Valley tale sparks laughs in rugged book teaser
A fragment from a new West history book mocks heat myths with a tale of a hunter who builds a water bag to survive Death Valley. The narrator recalls evaporative cooling gone wrong and a skeletal discovery by Sheriff Brownie, weaving humor into frontier lore.
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Bruce Chapel and Area News Items From Bruce Chapter
Weekend guests and club meetings mark the Bruce Chapel area. Miss Shelby Owens visited her aunt Mrs. W J Kessinger as the Home Demonstration club met there with five members present. Mentioned are local residents and events including church activities, neighbors visiting, and a new store opening in the community.
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Australia’s Long Conservative Rule Since 1933 Described
The article notes Australia’s government has remained conservative since 1933, marking a prolonged period of political stability amid a broader global low mood. It reflects on the impact of permanent party control on policy and public sentiment.
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