Local Visitors and Shoppers Stroll Through City
Mrs C L Ross of West Liberty visited relatives in town yesterday while Mrs William Butsler of Atallgsa returned home after a ten day stay. Iva Thorpe of Moscow called, while Mrs Frank Oepping of Atalfysa shopped and met friends. L Barclay of Wilton attended to business and Rose Marticke of Moscow spent the day shopping.
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C.L. Ross
West Liberty
William Butsler
Atallgsa
Misa Iva Thorpe
Moscow
Frank Oepping
Atalfysa
Rose Marticke
Proposes Platform Scale for Baggage Room Work
W Riotain urges action on a recommendation to install a scale on the baggage platform. A large stationary scale would reduce labor in weighing trunks in groups, easing handling during routine operations. The plan also requests moving a scale to the building's west end when the new sled is constructed.
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Weing
Madaby
W. RiVotan
Fear for Santa Missing Little Sister in City Christmas Tale
A distressed family faces a lean Christmas as factory layoffs strain their ability to provide. Three brothers attend school while their sister, Little Sister, hopes for a big doll and a Santa visit, but hardship may deny them all a real holiday.
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Enjo
Santa Claugs
Niel
Abe
Household Happiness Hinges on Santa’s Partners Help
A festive note hints that joyful times in the home depend on Santa’s partners pitching in. The text suggests cooperative effort and timely support to sustain holiday cheer.
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Santa
Loot at San Francisco Hospital Food Trade Exposed
Investigations reveal systematic theft of hospital food from a city tuberculosis facility. Charles Brow, an employee, arrested as he left the hospital after inquiries. A cook, J C Lene, admits two nights of theft including seven chickens and six dozen eggs, with supplies allegedly used at two saloons run by a former supervisor and a brother-in-law politician.
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San Francisco
Celif
Jennings
Ee - Charles Brow
City Tuberculosis Hospital
J.C. Lene
Iie
$100000 Estate Goes Begging Seek Heirs
San Francisco, December 16. A $100,000 estate from the will of John Joseph Raga, once a soldier of fortune who died in Guatemala years ago, goes unclaimed as heirs Ross brothers Andrew Benjamin and George Ross and his sister Elizabeth Ross cannot be found. The 1982 marriage of Rosas here and to Central America may have helped, but the record was destroyed in the 1906 fires.
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San .Francisco
Calif
John Joseph Raga
Guatemala
Ross
Andrew
Benjamin
George Ross
Elizabeth ‘Ross
Rosas
Central America
Reward Offered For Triplets by California Board
A California county board announced a reward of 100 dollars for triplets. The decision aims to encourage moral improvement and future prospects for the children involved. The report notes the board presented the measure at a Santa Ana event and references San Joaquin county entries.
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Californi
Santa Ana
Colit
San- Joaquin
Sammees
Favors Present Site for New City Hall
Mayor Conrad Koehler favors the present site for the new city hall to end the chaotic delay in local improvements. The council may back this plan, but nearby owner S. G. Stein does not want to sell, risking condemnation to secure the lot for construction. Meyer Keeller suggests a twenty foot strip could suffice to carry the building through.
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Masoitine
Conrad Koehler
City Expecrative
S. G. Stein
Hig Holding
Waa
Meyer Kéelller
Peramill
Koehler
Franklin era prints and Charles Willson Peale portrait on display
A Philadelphia library market fragment notes printed works by Franklin and New York documents. It mentions a water color portrait of Charles Willson Peale, valued highly at 670.
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Philladelphis
New York
State
Baltimore
Franklin
Charles Willson
Peale
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Loot Hospital
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