Fur Bearing Trout Supposedly Seen in Arkansas River
Salida Colorado officials announce they possess a photograph they call pictorial proof of fur bearing trout once swimming in the Arkansas River. Wilbur Foshay of the Salida Chamber of Commerce forwarded the image from a local photographer after a Kansas inquiry asks to prove the tale. Locals offer theories but maintain no clear origin for the furry fish and admit they no longer appear as they once did.
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Salida
Colo
U.P
Arkansas River
Zebulon Pike
Rocky Mountains
Platte, Kas
Wilbur Foshay
Foshay
Arkansas
Once Royal Cook Now Serves on Farm in Ohio
Former Buckingham Palace cook Elizabeth Esson, born near Balmoral, entered service during Queen Victoria’s Scottish visit. She resigned in 1912 and later moved to America where she married Amos Schoenberger and now cooks for him on his Ohio farm.
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Amos Schoenberger
Buckingham Palace
Elizabeth Esson
Palace
England
Balmoral Castle
Scotland
Queen Victoria
Schoenberger
America
Marton
Hollywood Bloodlines and Global Tension Loom Over Rome Berlin
Fragmentary column reflects wartime era discourse on world capitals and Hollywood influence. Mentions Rome Berlin reactions and Hollywood as a messenger, noting a continued message through the week ending Monday.
New Staff Announced For Six Week Term At School
A pep session in the auditorium featured four new yell leaders Mildred Armstrong Babe Owen John Aikin and Donnie Oniones. An announcement covered the convocation series with a December 14 program Spooks and Frauds by the National Program Service admission ten cents.
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Mildred Armstrong
Babe” Owen
John Aikin
Donnie Oniones
National Program Service
Northwest Assemblies
Eastern educator Mr Cartz Peters to give high school demonstration
Next Thursday at 1 o clock Mr Cartz Peters a eastern colored educator and typing expert will demonstrate in the high school auditorium. He owns and operates commercial schools in Washington D C and Baltimore Md and is a sped and rhythm artist. His natural wit keeps the demonstration lively and it promises to be entertaining and instructive for the entire student body. Visitors are welcome.
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Cartz Peters
Peters
Washington
D. C
Baltimore
Beasley Optimistic on Team Facing Central Evansville
Coach Beasley says the team is looking better and has a good chance against Central of Evansville. He notes improvement and predicts wins for a Christmas push as Midland comes next Wednesday and Pleasantville next Friday at home with a strong crowd.
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Beasley
Central
Evansville
Midland
Pleasantville
Notable Books Listed With Authors and Topics
A snapshot of popular reads features fiction titles such as The Wagon and the Stars by Larrimore and The Virginian by Wister, alongside Patch of Blue Hill and Blazed Trail White. Nonfiction includes dictionaries on Medical Terms and Food and Nutrition.
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Larrimore
Hill
Mother Carey
Wiggins
White
the Virginian
Wister
Dictionaries
Dictionary of Food and Nutrition
Health class reports on feet and posture habits
The girls' health class reports cover feet and correct posture and note that few people have proper feet and posture. U.S. history classes present topics on The Louisiana Purchase and the biography of Thomas.
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U.S
Thomas
Tryouts for Scitamard Hold Candidates After Monday Session
Tryouts were conducted at 4 p.m. Monday. Remaining candidates recommended for membership include Roy O Haver Anna L Wills Leroy Lohr Joanna Neal Mary Nelle Tate Bill Shanklin John Rogers and Charles Alsop.
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Scitamard
Roy O’haver
Anna L. Wills
Leroy Lohr
Joanna Neal
Mary Nelle Tate
Bill Shanklin
John Rogers
Charles Alsop
Agriculture Class Visits Ford Bolton Farm for Cattle Judging
Agriculture students toured the Ford Bolton farm to judge beef cattle while poultry diseases were discussed in class. Over the past four days, the group trained in farm shop work and studied the Farm Journal magazine.
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Ford Bolton
Mazine
School Echoes and Small Questions for the Year
The note ponders after game soreness among yell leaders health class departures next term young pupils and social events. Questions drift about Cravens hair Aikin maturity school parties and Santa Claus visiting this year.
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Miss Boston
Santa letters reveal children's Christmas wishes
A collection of handwritten notes from young letters to Santa. Bettie Lee Sifford asks for a 1939 ear for Dick and candy along with a toy piano and red nail polish. Mack Duncan requests a dictionary of his used words and a kinder Norma Jean Smith. A boy in public speaking class asks for a printing press a red white candy and an A in French.
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Santa
Bettie Lee Sifford
Norma Jean Smith
Mack Duncan
Glee Club Practicing Christmas Carols This Season
The Glee club now practices Christmas carols during the holiday season. Shep Fields creates rippling rhythm with straw blown into a glass of water for sound effects.
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Glee Club
Shep Fields
Veteran Ring Fighter Faces Blindness To Resume Matchmaking
St. Louis report on Jack Tippett a 55 year old former fighter who knocked out Andy Malloy in 1916 after Malloy's 20 round duel with Jack Dempsey and who may return as a fight promoter despite near total blindness He says he has a couple of offers to resume matching fighters and is still weighing the situation He learned Braille to read and write and has previously promoted more than a dozen fights with champions or top contenders in early career
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ST. Louis
Jack Tippett
Andy Malloy
Malloy
Jack Dempsey
Tippett
Stanley
Peoria
Illinois State Athletic Commission
Packey McFarland
Police Chief Earle Overpays Taxes by 74 Dollars
Hollister California chief of police and tax collector Fred A. Earle collected 74 dollars too much this year. He had covered a deficit last year from his own funds, so officials may allow him to keep the excess as a correction.
Miss Ruth Fritz Appears in DePauw Recital
Miss Ruth Marie Fritz daughter of John T Fritz of Linton performed an organ solo Toccata From Symphony V by Widor on the DePauw campus in Greencastle. She is a junior and member of Mu Phi Epsilon which joined Phi Mu Alpha for the recital.
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Greencastle
Ruth Marie Fritz
John T. Fritz
Linton
DePauw University
Fritz
Widor
Mu Phi Epsilon
Phi Mu Alpha
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