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Newspaper

Patoka Register

Location

Patoka, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 04, 1935

Page

3

Washington's First Battle Site Becomes Historic Park

Deep in Laurel Ridge, Pennsylvania, Washington and Jumonville clashed in the opening French and Indian War. A four and a half acre tract near Uniontown will be preserved as a historic monument with Fort Necessity rebuilt and a museum nearby.

Washington Laurel Ridge Pennsylvania Virginia Jumonville Fort Duquesne National Geographic Society William Joseph Showalter Mississippi Valley Ohio Valley Cumberland Pittsburgh Connellsville Brownsville Monongahela Mount Braddock Youghiogheny Ohio Chippylé Falls Great Meadows Joshua Fry Half-King Fort Necessity Farmington Williamsburg House of Burgesses Uniontown

Sailor Faces Deportation Over Birthplace Dispute

Chester man Michael Woodfield, held at Maielo prison in Barcelona, awaits deportation to France after failing to produce a passport or birth certificate. He claims birth in Delaware County but no birth record is found. American authorities say he cannot prove his birthplace.

Chester Michael Woodfield Maielo Barcelona Spain France Woodfield Delaware County

Wax Casts Aid Milwaukee Cops in Gun Cases

Milwaukee police adopt a chemical test using wax casts of hands to detect fired gun use. Melted paraffin covers the hand, hardens, then is analyzed for nitrate powder traces. Trials with four officers showed successful identification of the shooter. The method may help in self-inflicted deaths.

Milwaukee Teodoro Gonzales Bureau of Criminal Investigation Mexico City Jacob G. Laubenheimer

Washington Dog the Expert Mathematician

Washington owner Edwar L. Blake says Princess the English setter can add subtract divide read dates and tell time. The dog answers yes with two barks and no with one bark and proved accuracy by answering common questions in front of reporters.

Washington Edmonds Wash Princess Edwar L. Blake Blake

Flying Fish By Plane Now Real in Air Freight Feeds

United Air Lines reports air routes from New York to Chicago carry Atlantic lobsters daily in express compartments, arriving in five hours and being served that evening. Rainbow trout from Denver hatcheries and Colorado mountain streams reach New York the same night, proving flying fish as a cargo reality.

Chicago United Air Lines New York-Chicago Denver Colo New York Colorado

Meteor Crater near Winslow Claimed as World Largest

Arizona researchers report a vast crater near Winslow measuring almost a mile across and 600 feet deep. Drilling found dense meteoric fragments at multiple depths confirming a meteor as the crater’s origin, the Sun-dotted feature rivaled only by an Arabian site and Tunguska.

Tucson Ariz Winslow Robert E. Hineman Arizona Bureau of Mines University of Arizona G. M. Butler Hineman

Texas angler lands 147-pound gar on lake near home

C Galbert of Brownsville Texas claims a record after catching a 744 foot gar weighing 147 pounds. He spent two years angling for a huge fish in a close by lake and finally achieved the catch.

Gar Brownsville Texas C. Galbert Galbert

Notre Dame Hires Layden to Replace Anderson as Coach

Notre Dame hires Layden former Duquesne coach and one of Notre Dame's Four Horsemen to replace Heardy Anderson. Layden joins as athletic coach amid a strong football program at Duquesne University.

Dinner Layden Four Horsemen Notre Dame University Indiana Heardy Anderson Layden Duquesne University

Adequate Shelter to Save the Feed

A. Foster of the University of Illinois urges farmers to shelter livestock to reduce feed waste. With $189 million tied in live stock, even simple straw sheds and open south facing shelters can cut spoilage, preserve feed, and save manure.

A. Foster University of Illinois WNU Service

Bull Needs Good Yard and Some Playthings

Professor A M Goodman of the New York State College of Agriculture recommends a safe bull yard with strong posts and fencing for confinement shelter and exercise. A breeding rack and controlled gate are vital, and a ball or keg tied to a tall post with a short chain will keep the bull occupied.

A. M. Goodman New York State College of Agriculture Goodman

Grain Ration Guidelines For Winter Dairy Feed

An authority explains how to determine grain amounts for dairy cattle in winter. Jersey cows producing under ten pounds of milk receive no grain. for each pound over ten, six tenths of a pound of grain is added per extra pound of milk. Guernseys over twelve pounds require a deduction of about one tenth from this amount, and Holsteins at sixteen pounds daily reduce by one quarter. A plentiful legume hay supply is essential, or grain must be increased.

Jersey Guernseys Holsteins

Windbreak plantings urged for spring by Colorado college

R E Ford of the Colorado Agricultural college recommends fallowing the planting area to improve windbreaks and shelter belts. He says listing the soil so it conserves moisture will aid trees and reduce soil blow. Plantings on newly plowed ground or sod often fail.

R. E. Ford Forestry Department Colorado Agricultural College Plains

Fighting Blister Rust Threat to White Pine Stands

In the fight against white pine blister rust timber and woodlot owners face a puzzling condition where one plant harms another. Barberry harms wheat, cedar threatens apple, and white pine cannot coexist with gooseberry and currant. Blister rust, a fungous disease, harms white pines of all sizes.

Classroom Justice Talk Ends in Simple Plan

A playful exchange features a girl proposing a schoolyard rule. An aunt questions the method and the girl suggests a simple, gender based seating consequence to enforce behavior.

Tramp Expresses Gratitude to Housewife in Quirky Exchange

A playful dialogue unfolds as a tramp thanks a housewife for her generosity. She insists she gave nothing, while the tramp vows not to waste her kindness, delivering a lighthearted moment.

Knows Her Donkeys He-1 Exchange Over Ears

A humorous exchange about donkey ears features a witty remark on natural proportions and a playful line about nature's supposed accuracy. The dialogue centers on ears as a defining trait and invites lighthearted commentary.

Morally So Is Your Husband a Good Golfer

Dialogue style exchange notes a golfing husband’s restraint on swearing and a brief remark about Dick’s romantic disappointment, capturing a witty social interaction.

Talking of Hard Things Friend What was the hardest thing ye found in learning to drive

A motorist reflects on the toughest hurdle in learning to drive, noting a stone wall as the memorable obstacle. The tale captures practical challenges and the humor found in early driving lessons.

Clockwork sales at Briggs store praised in Chelsea Record

Briggs notes steady trade during his absence as the manager reports everything moving like clockwork with on time deliveries and sales. The Chelsea Record highlights the orderly run and timely performance of recent transactions and stock.

Briggs Chelsea

Nailing Him Down Despite Bold Marriage Proposal

A maiden accuses a persistent suitor of chasing her time and keeping others away. He admits he wants to marry her, and she declares she will accept the proposal. The scene centers on a decisive, abrupt vow of marriage.

Orbit Notion Highlights Her Elite Circles

The quotation suggests she operates within a highly exclusive sphere. The metaphor extends from a circle to an orbit, implying a move from a simple group to a regulated path among powerful contacts. No named individuals are identified in the fragment.

Question Tony and the Graceful Lines of Her Neck

A clash over language turns a dialogue about beauty into a comic riff. Tony questions the subject as Jack asks if the description refers to a girl or a cow, revealing humor in misread cues and tone.

Tony Jack

He Had Heard She They Say I Have Eyes Like My Father

A brief, fragmentary exchange notes a perception about eyes resembling a father figure. The quotes indicate spoken remarks and reaction, though context remains limited to the fragment.

Crossword puzzle bulk of clues and answers list

A dense list of crossword clues including numbered entries and word segments across many definitions. The puzzle spans themes from chemistry to geography with hints like velocity, enclosure, and various adjectives and nouns. It reads like an extensive reference of terms and cross-referencing prompts for a quarterly or monthly puzzle page.

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