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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1956

Page

4

Bear Cornered In City Suburb Near Jacksonville Home

A black bear cornered in a Lakewood suburb yard was killed after five hours. J. W. Tindall sheltered in his yard as the bear charged forward and tried to claw through a chicken house while Arthur Rhynes fired a shotgun. The animal leaped a fence and fled.

Jacksonville Fla J. W. Tindall Lakewood Tindall

Ringling Circus Ends After Years of Deterioration

Sarasota Florida December 1946 tissue reads about Ringling Bros and Barnum Bailey Circus dying from malnutrition and mismanagement. The article traces the Ringling family rise and fall from August Ringling through John Ringling and legal battles, taxes, and real estate ventures in Florida, noting the circus ended in Pittsburgh a week earlier.

Den John Ringling Miami Sarasota Fla Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus Florida Pittsburgh Ringling Brothers Ringlings August Ringling Yankee Robinson Iowa Ringling Boys Bert Alf T Otto Charles John P. Ty Barum James A. Bailey Europe Bailey Adam Forepaugh Circus Col William F. Cody Buffalo Bill Adam Forepaugh Sells Bros Forepaugh-Sells Ringling Bros. Circus Charles Ringling Amwen Uwoers Delaware Sam Ringling Gumpertz Dem Internal Revenue Circus New York

Blackfeet seek aid over liquor and tribal issues

An official of the Blackfeet Indian Reservation in northern Montana says the tribe is troubled by tribal administration credit alcohol and health facilities. Joseph Iron Pipe leader of a delegation told the Indian Bureau area office in Billings that liquor as it is used now is a great detriment to the Blackfeet people.

Billings Mont Montana Joseph Iron ‘Pipe Indian Bureau

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