Parcel Post Rates Set for New 1915 System
An explanatory notice outlines the United States parcel post changes effective January 1 1915. It details stamps, six shipping zones with varying rate structures, and the requirement that sender names appear on packages or shipments will be held.
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United Stated
Post Office Department
Parcel Post
Staimp
Our Minister's Wife
An Australian Christian World piece urges fair expectations of a minister's wife. It counsels not to criticize her, to honor her duties, visit kindly, and pray for her, noting she has rights to friendship and responsibilities equal to others in the congregation.
Christmas Swindle Warns Shipments From Spain Grandee Tips
A Wisconsin Valley Leader note warns shippers about the old Spanish grandee swindle tied to Christmas packages. It urges early mailing, clear addresses, prepaid charges, and keeping receipts, plus a cautionary tale of Emil Griesbach who narrowly avoided a bogus loan scheme involving a nobleman's wealth.
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Express
Grand Rapids
Emil Griesbach
West Side
Spain
Emil
Griesbach
United States
Wisconsin Valley Leader
Post Office Gift Wrapping and Handling Instructions
Instructions for proper mailing emphasize protecting outer markings, insuring prompt forwarding, using strong wrapping materials, avoiding newspaper, and clearly labeling perishable items. Recommends obliterating old addresses, tying with strong cord, and using large Perishable marking to ensure careful delivery.
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Discharged: Dr Ridgman Cleared In Sudden Court Ruling
In a brief session Wednesday morning B R Goggins attorney for Dr Ridgman moved for discharge for want of evidence. The court granted the motion, finding the state had not proven the woman’s physical condition required for conviction. The defense fought every inch, and the defendant was discharged amid farewell congratulations from friends and supporters.
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B. R. Goggins
Dr. Ridgman
Ridgman
Grand Rapids
Hunting season fatal and injurious by state totals
The hunting season closed last week with high losses. Illinois eight killed, Michigan twenty six killed and eighteen injured, Ohio nine killed and twenty injured, Pennsylvania twelve killed and five injured, Wisconsin thirteen killed and two injured, Maine three killed, Minnesota eight killed six injured, New York ten killed four injured, Vermont one killed three injured, Alaska one killed, and other states reporting various fatalities and injuries in totals reaching ten killed and seventy injured.
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