American Trout Find Home In Mountain Lake
A large group of United States immigrants, numbering over 200,000 brook trout fingerlings, has been relocated to Maligne Lake in Jasper Park Alberta after a long journey from Cresco Pennsylvania. Wardens and a Dominion hatchery team oversaw the acclimation and care, with the fish thriving in the glacial lake as part of a government experiment in stocking cold Canadian waters.
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Jasper Fark
Alberta
United States
Canada
Jasper Parx
Cresco
Malixne Lake
Herbert Davis
Pennsylvania
Jasper
Maligne Lake
Oliver Bright
Dominion
Fort Qu’Appelle
Saskatchewan
Warden Davis
Ma~Ugné Lake
Laying Floors In Old Main Memorial
Old Main Memorial builders near completion as floors go in and exterior masonry nears finish. Rotarians held a picnic at Dr F B Taylor's dairy farm in Pulaski, organizing transport by Max James Pitzer. Local Grange met at Mr and Mrs Martin Reynolds home. New Wilmington Mendor Bip to meet this week. Several residents, including Dr J H Boyd and Misses Willa and Jean Boyd, head to Mt Vernon Ohio to visit Dr J G Hunt. Mrs D H McQuistan to spend the summer in Souk Center SD and Minneapolis en route. A humorous aside notes that poverty's degree matters less than the other fellow's prosperity.
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F. B. Taylor
Ab Pulaski
Rotary
Max. James Pitzer
Wilmington Grange
Martin Reynolds
New Wilmington
J. H. Boyd
Willa and
Jean Boyd
Mona Lowash
Mt. Vernon
Ohio
J. G. Hunt
Egypt
Driver sought after wreck injures two Rain or Shine actresses
New York June 27 The driver of a speed roadster that crashed near Schroon Lake in the Adirondacks fled the scene as two Rain or Shine actresses Prances Shelly and Beth Milton lay fatally injured in City hospital Glen Falls. X rays show fractured skulls for both. The license number of the car is known but the driver remains unidentified. Authorities pursue the missing motorist based on witness statements from cast members.
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International News Servics
New York
City Hospital
Glen Falls
Schron Lake
Adirondacks
Former New Castle Woman Publishes Book Of Poems
Nettie Stephenson Bowen of Seattle, formerly of New Castle, has a new poetry book My Mile of Prayer published by Harold Vinal Publishing in New York. She is connected to local educator E A Stevenson and contributes to major outlets. A second poetry volume is in press.
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Harold Vinal Publishing Company
New York
Nettie Stephenson Bowen
Seattle
Wash
New Castle
Western Woman
the Westerner
The
Post Intelligencer
Seattle Daily Times
League of American Pen Women
League of Western Writers
Parliament of Letters
Poetry Club
Short Story Club of
Firemen's Ball Set for Thursday Night at Scottish Rite
Fire departments in the city anticipate selling about 2000 tickets for the Firemen's Ball to benefit the Firemen's Relief Fund. The event, moved from the new central fire station to the Scottish Rite cathedral due to space and completion delays, opens at 9 o'clock with a full report expected tomorrow night.
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Central Fire Station
South
Jefferson Street
Letters From Aboard A Pacific Voyage to Australia
A reader letters column from June 1928 recounts a voyage from Baltimore to Australia via Baltimore to Norfolk Charleston and San Francisco. The writer describes earning an AB lifeboat ticket, swimming antics aboard, catching a six foot four inch swordfish, shipping his suitcase home for space, and a prank involving a dummy man hung from the ship’s rigging that alarmed the captain and crew.
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New Castle
Australia
San Francisco
Avery
Baltimore
Sacramento
Pacific Coast
Norfolk
Charleston
Charisston
Cuba
Dad
Ile
Jack Kaufman
Panama
Rochester
Seoman
All Hands On Deck On a Night at Sea
A captain rings the fire alarm and blows the whistle to rouse the crew as a dummy is mistaken for a hanging victim. The third mate suggests they might save him and avoid harm. Laughter follows when the head of the dummy is revealed. The crew stays awake recounting the prank as Fred M. Finefrock closes the entry. He notes a small travel gain as he returns home with $63 from Prisco.
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Sam
Fi'nevey
Fred M. Finefrock
Prisco
Officer Dukes Gets Two Missing Boys
Leroy Shoaf aged nine and Paul Zeigler aged 13 from Walnut Street were missing since Monday evening. They were found Tuesday at Lakewood Beach by Officer Robert Dukes with Shoaf’s mother, after being sighted at East Brook. They were returned to their parents and warned not to repeat the runaway stunt.
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Leroy Shoaf
Paul Zeigler
Walnut Street
Robert Dukes
Lakewood Beach
East Brook
Dukes
Shoaff
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