Mead Fibre Plant Runs Full Blast Producing 90 Tons Pulp Daily
Mead Fibre Company’s plant is producing about 90 tons of pulp daily and 30 tons of paper, with shipments reaching from the Mississippi eastward and into the Miami river valley. Over 44,000 cords of wood were received last year and more than $400,000 worth remains in storage as the plant runs around the clock six days a week.
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Mead Fibre Company, Incorporated
Times
J. H. Thickens
Kingsport Press
Mead Fibre
Thickens
Mississippi River
New England
St. Joseph
Miami River Valley
Ohio
Michigan
Wisconsin
Rollo's Wild Oat Set for Junior Class Play Tonight
The Junior class presents Rollo's Wild Oat at the high school tonight at 8 o'clock after a successful dress rehearsal. Twelve juniors perform in an action packed plot with amusing complications as Rollo's adventures unfold under the direction of Miss Nancy Wylie and Mrs. K. W. Sams.
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Rollo
Nancy Wylie
K. W. Sams
No Firecrackers Ban Issued By City Officials
City judges and police issue a brief warning against firecrackers within city limits. Anyone caught using fireworks faces fines before the judge. Fireworks including squibs Roman candles and nigger chasers are barred to protect property. outside the city limits celebrations may continue.
Real estate bargains in West View Park and nearby
Classified notice lists multiple properties for sale including lots in West View Park from 100 dollars, six room frame house new at 3000, six room brick house with furnace at 5000, good Oaks lots at 500, two Char lemon lots at 1800 each, and a Sevier Terrace lot at 750, all offered by John B. Nall.
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West View Park
The
Oaks
Charlemon
Sevier Terrace
John B. Nall
School of Expression offers pantomime and story classes
Under Beatrice King Stodola, Children’s classes start Thursdays after noon and Adult classes Tuesdays evenings at the Community Y. Enroll now for new classes opening January 5. Phone 462.
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Beatrice King Stodola
Community “Y
Phone
Ollie Holbrook Acquitted In Blountville Liquor Case
In Sullivan county criminal court at Blountville this morning Ollie Holbrook faced a charge of illicit liquor manufacture and was acquitted. The docket lists over 140 cases with two murder trials planned this term, while the rest cover liquor charges and larceny. Judge Guy S. Chase presided.
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Ollie Holbrook
Sullivan County
Blountville
Holbrook
Guy S. Chase
Engagement Plot Thickens On Levy Island Farmhouse
Connemara Moore planned an engagement announcement but eloped to Levy Island. She evades suitor Bing Carrington who reenters pursuit amid a rum-running tangle. David Lacy objects, professes love, and the pair exchange tense, delaying any decision.
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Coanemara Moore
Celimena
Connecticut
David Lacy
Levy Island
Bing Carrington
Hier
Lacy
Connemara
Escape of Saltonstall Adams from a gang in hunt for Connemara
Saltonstall Cabot Adams endures a blindfolded abduction and brutal questioning by a gang while urged to count to five hundred. Freeing himself, he discovers red tights and Desdemara’s hair, then heads toward Connemara, only to encounter a New York State Police trooper on a road.
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Long Island
Pooch
Doc
Long Island Briar
Saltonstall Cabot Adams
Desmemara
Connemara
New York State Police
Dynamiting Probe Into Montana Hospital Blast
Kalispell Montana December 14 AP investigation into the dynamiting of Sisters of Mercy Hospital continues. No injuries but windows and dining room damaged. Authorities suspect an insane person placed the bomb. Smoke from the fuse guided sisters to the furnace saving lives. Fuse fragment found near the scene remains a clue. Some convalescent patients were sent home while others stayed in the hospital.
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Kalispell
Mont
Sisters of Mercy Hospital
Sisters of the Hospital
Nye Seat Fight Deepens in Senate Panel
Washington December 14 An unfavorable report on seating Gerald P Nye as Senator from North Dakota was adopted by the Senate privileges and elections committee Two members of the committee favored Nye but the majority held the governor had no legal authority to fill the vacancy A subcommittee will draft the report for the Senate floor where a pro longed debate is expected
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Washington
Gerald P. Nye
North Dakota
Senate
Privileges and Elections Committee
Commit
Sortee
Nye
Ladd
Ernst
Goff
West Virginia
George
Georgia
Snators Smith
South Carolina
Nely
Watson
Indiana
Shortridge
Calif
Greene
Vermont
Deneen
Illinois
King
Utah
Stephens
Mississippi
Sas
Caraway
Arkanmittee
Chapter Sixteen Continued A Secret Stolen Moment
A woman and Mr Lacy share a tense scene on a beach as she buries a marker in the sand with three clam shells. He eyes a curl of auburn hair peeking from a banded bonnet. The moment shifts when she reveals the missing money is gone.
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Bandeau
Connemara
Mr. Lacy
Oil Prospects Areas Found in Mathews County Virginia
Newport News Va Dec 14 AP Mathews county oil lands surveyed by state geologist Wilbur A Nelson who sampled oil gas and water from several wells The gas shows promise and water has high chlorine content while sulfur water is notable He questions the coastal plain theory but suggests further study may reveal peculiar formation in Mathews county.
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Newport News
Mathews County
Wilbur A Nelson
Nelson
Atlantic Coastal Plain
Majority Reports Is For Shipping Board
A Democratic and insurgent majority of the special house committee favored continuance of the Shipping Board under current conditions. A Republican minority will file a dissent aligning with President Coolidge calling for fleet independence from the board. The majority says operations officials should have a free hand but be appointed by and answerable to the board. The minority also supports government aid and continuation of existing trade routes.
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Washington
Special House Committee
Coolidge
Congress
Fleet Corporation
Shipping Board
Cooper
Wisconsin
Over 1 500 000 Disbursed to Tobacco Growers
Danville Va Dec 14 More than 1 500 000 will be disbursed tomorrow among members of the Tobacco Growers Co operative Marketing Association in the old belt of Virginia and North Carolina. In 43 counties members will call at receiving depots with participation certificates to secure their share of distribution marking the closing out of eighteen grades of the 1924 crop. Danville's share of the melon cutting is about 150 000. Checks are at distribution centers ready to be classified to speed the process.
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Danville
Tobacco Growers Co-operative Marketing Association
Old Belt
Virginia
North Carolina
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