The Newspaper Law Summary
Subscriptions continue by default unless notice is given. Publishers may pursue arrears if a discontinuance is ordered. Readers failing to collect or inform risk charges. Moving without notice makes one liable. Courts call refusing to take papers prima facie fraud. Advance payers must notify to stop. otherwise charges remain. Postal fraud penalties may apply for nonpayment or marked refusals.
Fine Haircutting and Shaving at Government Building
A brief notice sets up a haircutting and shaving service run by Ty Axto and Benenato opposite the Government Building. The fragment confirms a business location and participants.
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