Archer Kills A Big Jaguar in Mexico Wilds
Tex Stone, dubbed a modern Robin Hood, chronicles a jaguar kill on the Los Jes plateau in Mexico. He returns with the pelt of Tigre and a movie of the hunt as proof, receiving a bounty from the Border Men’s association and a ten month vacation. Charles Stone, now in Louisiana, began archery years ago as a Texas cowboy and roams Asia, Australia, and South America with a 12 foot bow and high powered arrows. He carries a pistol only for emergency use.
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Maynard Builds New Residence
Jes fe Maynard directs a four room dwelling on a lot recently purchased from A Z of Bluefield in charge of construction work with hired help.
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Clarks Return from Charleston
Mr and Mrs W Clark and daughter Kitty have returned from Charleston where they were guests of his parents and Mrs John Clark. They attended the Kanawha County Four-H fair at Dunbar.
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Orange blends with pump for pie filling
Add a little orange juice or rind to your next pie filling. A fourth of a ll is enough.
Injured Youth Recovers After Car Accident
Rhode ll junior Wilson son of Mr and Mrs K E Wilson hospitalized at Raleigh General since August 2 reported getting along nicely by his mother. The Stoco high school student suffered serious pelvis and chest injuries in a car accident near Elmore while returning from a picnic with relatives.
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Opening parade kicks off Barbour county fair season
Associated Press notes Barbour county residents gathered for the opening parade of the annual county street fair in Philipi. Tomorrow they will crown Miss Barbour County and eight district princesses to reign over the three day event, with Belington planning its own fair next week.
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Revolution Charges Denied by German Leaders in Chicago
The Daily Times report accusing Nazi American groups Amerikadeutscher Volksbund and Deutscher Volksbund of plotting a revolution was denied by German American leaders. They stated no plot exists and called the claim a lie. The Times cited investigations by William Mueller and James J Metcalfe, outlining alleged inner groups and ties to Berlin.
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Monroe Notes from Peterstown social page
James Dillon of Peterstown and his uncle Mark Miller of Red Sulphur Springs visited Shawsville Virginia with their aunt Mrs I W Martin. Master Bryan Dillon returned from a month with grandparents J P Dillon in Creavery. Mr and Mrs M M Worrell and family of Levi spent the weekend with Mrs Worrells parents W F Mullins and his wife at their home. F G Mullins of Camp Raleigh accompanied them.
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Young Marine Returns After Three-Week Holiday Visit
LEGO Woodrow Wickline a U S Marine stationed in Virginia spent a three holiday at his home here the week returning to duty Tuesday He a former student at Stoco high school is the son of Mr and Mrs William Wickline He has been in the marine corps three months and already has gained 20 pounds He said It certainly is good training
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Coopers Return From Ronceverte Baptist Association
Mr and Mrs William Cooper of Jonben Oswald Cooper of Coal City and Mr and Mrs M C Cannady returned from Ronceverte where they attended the regular Baptist association.
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Essex Family Visits and Farm Fire Loss Figure
George Essex of Indianapolis, guest of the Coopers, joined his father the Rev. Ernest Essex at Ronceverte and returned home Monday. The annual loss from farm fires in the United States equals $16 per farmer.
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