Counterfeit $10 Passed at Pa Grounds prompts arrest
A man identified as Ralgt Greenuel allegedly passed a bogus $10 bill at the PA Grounds fair in Uniontown. He was arrested after being suspected of belonging to a counterfeit ring and turned over to authorities. No other counterfeit notes had appeared by Tuesday night, and the cashier at the box office detected the fake bill.
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Ralgt Greenuel
Uniontown
Oran
Charles W. Sonia
Justice
Mitler
Quisby
John Creager
Greennel
Bo Far Ag
Alr
Cupcake Chorus Emerges From Oven In Mischievous Plot
In a playful scene three tiny cupcakes awaken and chat about their fate. The bakers discuss frosting and decorating as more cupcakes hop from the oven and the group imagines being tasted or played with.
Court News Equity Cases and Property Deeds Noted
Equity case Anna M Moss versus David Moss seeks absolute divorce with attorney Rene Harp. Several property deeds involve Emma F Huffer, Clarence Huffer, Rodney Huffer, Ed win Ohler, and others to State Roads Commission and local entities. values range up to $4,000. A stray line mentions a US B Cliot remark about a woman president.
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Anna M. Moss
David Moss
Rene
Harp
Auaa
Ada
Roscoe B. Rhoads
William A. Beachley
State Roads Commission
Edna J. Buchanan
Emma F. Huffer
Charles W. Beachley
Biste Roads Commission
Girls Don’t Be Skinny Ad Campaign Slogan
The fragment promotes body curves for girls and claims changed figures after iron ton intake. It asserts improved popularity at dances and parties and urges adherence to the message.
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Chester
Setnel
Kiwanis Talk On Refugee Efforts At Local Center
Local speaker George Baw detailed rescue and aid efforts for refugees, noting more than 2000 transients aided since opening and over 300 helped beyond the Hall farm. He warned against bootleg liquor and described a troubled night where a patient required a physician to calm an intoxicated man.
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Ernes
Saag
Duman
Mewer
George Baw Bi
Kiwanis Club
Francia
Tiura- Hy
Hall Farm
Saii
Kout
Fout
Herold
The Tinks Cupcake Pack Sparks Next Story
A fragment from a 1934 NEA Service item hints at character chatter about rough handling and cupcakes, with Tate’s rant and a tease about upcoming coverage. The text reads as gossip or teaser dialogue from a comic-like piece.
Farm notes cite strong crops amid uncertain harvest
The report praises farming yields at a missing Madieown Valley farm with claims of 1600 dollars’ worth of produce taken. Colonel Elmer F. Masnawer appears as a public figure in the fragment, while references to Frederici and other names suggest a series of unsettled community notices and repressed motives.
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Madieown Valey
Government to Buy Sub Marginal Farm Land Further
Report from Washington states the government, through relief administrator Harry L. Hoping, is contracting for more sub marginal arid farm land. The purchases target worn out lands, including areas with Indian reservations, continuing federal efforts to acquire distressed parcels.
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Wastinston
Aas
Loqay
Harry L. Hoping
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