Camp Fire Council Sets July Camp for Girls
The executive board met with Mrs. Jennie O Kelly Mitchell presiding. Camp Fire camp will run July 22 for ten days after the Scout camp. only registered dues paid girls may attend. Out of town girls may apply by July 15. Audrey Hans named former chairman. Guardians' doughnut sale planned for July 28 to fund camping costs.
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Camp Fire Council
Jennie O'Kelly Mitchell
Ed. Hass
E. Jack Selig
May Faulk
Lucyle Godwin
L. R. Millar
Monroe
Mitchell
Aubrey Hans
Guardians’ Association
Stimson Seeks Full Report On Detroit River Clash
Secretary Stimson requests Treasury to prepare a full report on the firing on a customs patrol near the Detroit river. Rum smugglers reportedly opened fire and fled into Canadian waters. Assistant Secretary Lewman cites the episode to argue for armed customs agents.
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Washington
Stimson
Treasury Department
Detroit River
Lewman
New Slaughter House Opens in Wisner
Wisner Louisiana June 26. Owing to state and parish laws cattle beeves must not be killed in fields or pastures Mr Allen has built a slaughter house for local butchers. It is equipped for proper meat care with Mr B E Edwards an experienced butcher in charge.
Tibet Women Use Dark Paste to Deter Suitors
New York report cites Professor Nicholas Roerich stating married Tibetan women coat faces with a black paste of blood to remain unattractive to men. He notes they typically have three or four well-bossed husbands.
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New York
Tibet
Nicholas Roerich
Heavy Summer Travel Expected Across Regions
State local railroad ticket agents report a record heavy travel start this June with standard travel spiking earlier than usual. Eastern and western destinations are about equally popular while low priced eastbound tickets offer flexible routes and long return options. In other news, 15 year old Norman Curl hitchhiked from Elizabeth New Jersey to Los Angeles arriving with 20 cents.
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New York
Elizabeth
N. J
Norman Curl
Los Angeles
Real Stimulant for Torpid Liver Promises Free Proof
An advertisement proclaims Dodson's Livertone as a remarkable stimulant for a sluggish liver and bowels. It claims quick relief from biliousness dizziness and bad breath and offers a free bottle upon request to Sterling Products Wheeling West Virginia.
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Dodson
Sterling Products
Wheeling
W. Va
Pacific Coast and Alaska Trip Plans Attract Monroe Tourists
The article notes many travelers opting for the Pacific coast this year with excursions to the extreme northwest and Alaska. Canadian Rockies are also popular and several Monroe residents plan journeys in the coming weeks encouraged by expected low rates.
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Pacific Coast
Northwest
Alaska
Canadian Rockies
Monroe
Tornado Tears Through Wymore Area in Nebraska Town
A tornado struck Wymore Nebraska ten miles south of Beatrice early today destroying at least five homes over about five blocks. It moved into Blue Springs causing further home damage. No fatalities or injuries reported. Efforts to reach Fairbury were unsuccessful. Rock Island railroad offices at Fairbury lost contact.
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Neb
Wymore
Here
Blue Springs
Fairbury
Nebraska
Rock Island Railroad
Oil men drawn to Camden area by Wilson 2A
Camden June 20 The McDonald Oil corporation encountered oil in its C. M. Wilson No 2 A in section 25 15 8 indicating a promising new well in the McDonald oil field with potential output from 2500 to 3000 barrels of high grade daily. Drilling reached a rock formation at 2784 feet.
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Camden
McDonald Oil Corporation
C. M. Wilson
McDonald Bros, Inc
Wilson
Woman Kills Her Young Son With Unloaded Gun
Chicago report details a mother, Jeanette Anzolone, who joked about shooting a burglar then claimed the gun was unloaded. A bullet killed her three year old son Leonard in hospital, while the account also notes oil well findings, gas, and drilling activity near McDonald Bros Inc in a related field update.
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Chicago
Jeanette Anzolone
Mrs. Anzolone
Leonard
Hyde backs partial compensation for Florida growers
Secretary Hyde of the agriculture department favors a draft bill to provide partial compensation to fruit and vegetable growers for losses tied to efforts against the Mediterranean fruit fly. The measure, similar to prior drafts, aims to support growers during pest control operations.
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Florida
Br Associated Press
Washington
Hyde
Agriculture Department
Nervous Women Praise Capudine
Delicate women suffering from high nerve strain and pains praise Capudine for quick soothing of tense nerves and relief of periodic pains. As a liquid it acts almost instantly, quicker than tablets and powders, without opiates or stomach upset. Sold by druggists in 30¢ and 60¢ sizes.
Measure Seeks 10 Million Dollar Citrus Aid by Agriculture Panel
A proposal transmitted to the House Agriculture Committee by Representative Crane of Florida urges a 10 million dollar appropriation. Reimbursements to growers would not exceed amounts deemed adequate by the Agriculture Department to cover maintenance costs of citrus and other orchards. For vegetables, payment would cover actual planting and care costs up to destruction.
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Crane
Florida
House Agriculture Committee
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