Blacksmith Wins 200000 and Splits With Friend
A blacksmith wins two hundred thousand dollars and shares the prize with a friend from former days. The winner and the friend plan to divide the amount as agreed.
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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1910
Page
6
A blacksmith wins two hundred thousand dollars and shares the prize with a friend from former days. The winner and the friend plan to divide the amount as agreed.
In Somain France the village blacksmith Francais Pavion, famed for honesty and generosity, wins the 1,000,000 francs prize and plans to share with his friend Edmond Dumoulin the bicycle dealer who helped him buy the winning ticket. Pavion learns he could retire after shoeing a horse. His daughters dressmake at Douai while reading about the win.
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A working blacksmith in Somain becomes wealthy after a fortune from a Ducasse win and a $100,000 telegram to a bicycle maker. He plans to keep working, shares profits with kin, and might treat his wife and daughters to travel while his elderly mother gains a pony cart. He remains practical, crediting faith and effort over politics.
Desk sets and cigar holders plus tobacco jars pocket flasks safety razors fountain pens LPs menu books art calendars and more from Monroe Stationery Co United.
In New York on December 1 the White and gold ballroom at the St. Regis Hotel hosted a dazzling wedding for Miss Gladys Virginia Thaw Bradley. The event drew a stylish crowd, with guests congratulating the bride in a festive, era-typical social setting.
Bradley third of Pittsburg weds William Thaw third of Pittsburgh in a high profile match. The bride is daughter of Charles and Clara Bradley and sister of Mrs. Anthony Drexel Biddle. Thaw, nephew of Harry K. Thaw, is noted for public escapades and spending. past troubles included a court bid to declare him incapable of managing his affairs.
Local shop promotes engraved cards and wedding invitations with satisfaction guaranteed. Variety of styles available for formal events, with emphasis on quality and timely delivery for nuptial announcements and related notices.
London marks Queen Alexandra’s 66th birthday with public displays and naval salutes. A royal family reunion includes King George, Queen Mary, Princess Victoria, and Queen Maude of Norway. In Washington Miss Helen Taft is presented at a White House tea hosted by Mrs. Taft, with a pink floral East Room decor. Vendor notice ends with Heinze bulk and bottled goods offered by T. M. Parker Co.
Beatrice Anita Turnbull Baldwin seeks a ninth share of EB Baldwin estate valued at $11,000,000 claiming to be his daughter with Mrs. Lillian Ashley Turnbull. The contest will proceed in local courts within days after filing.
A collection of wry maxims on marriage labor and modern life from the December 1 Farm Journal. An array of quips touches on alimony gasoline engines clever wives and social quirks. Also notes on advertising property listings for McMillan with a no sale no charge promise.
Washington December 1 The Red Cross Society seeks to raise funds for its anti tuberculosis drive by selling Red Cross seals stamps through the country from today through year end. Last year over 50 million seals were sold and officials expect a larger total this season.
Alfred Walker proprietor of 910 Oak Street Cumb offers oak and pine stove wood cypress blocks and charcoal delivered anywhere in the city. Phone listed. Contract months include nine one three month term.
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