J WHO STEPPED ON TRAILING ROPE MAY DIE
Francis Dixon fourteen year old lies in critical condition after stepping on a rope trailing from a moving truck near his home. Detectives hunt the driver who fled the scene as witnesses describe the accident and Dixon being carried to Post Graduate Hospital by his father after screams drew help. A separate item notes Plowman, a prize Aberdeen Angus bull owned by L R Kershaw of Muskogee, selling for forty thousand dollars, the highest price for a bull in Eastern Oklahoma.
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Pink Arbutus and North Conway Love Bloom at Office
Lillian Lowell sends arbutus to Mr Hartford, sparking gossip about a secret crush. He reveals a fond memory of White Horse ledge in New Hampshire and asks her to dinner, as they share flowers, mountain sketches, and a budding romance amid office rumors.
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Lloyd George Plans to Boost Home Food Production
London June 18 Premier Lloyd George, facing a few personal worries, is said to consider focusing on agriculture and stock raising. Alfred T. Davies MP for Lincoln, a director and noted Sussex stock breeder, is credited with influencing the premier to boost home food production.
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