Aviator Glen Southwick Visits Britt in Curtiss Biplane
In a late afternoon display, Glen Southwick arrived by air at Britt and performed several circles over the town in a Curtiss biplane. He enjoyed a short visit with relatives and friends before giving rides to locals including Laila Southwick and Mike Britt. The crowd lined Shunson’s pasture to witness the aerial exhibition and ride experiences, while Southwick noted rough ground conditions and a brief landing before planning another return.
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Glen Southivick
Britt
Allives
Glen Southwick
Tor Paulson Brow
Bytt
Glen
Evia
Laiilé
Southwick
Reitt
Vincent Beats Renwick In Lopsided Baseball Game
The Vincent team, gaining a quiet reputation, faced Renwick on Sunday. Renwick led 19 to 3 as Vincent pitchers struggled and fielders were shuffled. Stenwick opened with six runs, but Renwick maintained control to finish strong despite Vincent’s late efforts.
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Vincent
Franner
Renwick
Stenwick
Dr. McGinley
Wert
Allinson
Drisk
Chayt
Tampering at Kanawha stockyards prompts bounty
State inspector reports tampering with the weighing scales at Kanawha stockyards. Two silver dollars were found in the scale beam and a reward of $2 is offered for the anonymous culprit. Rankin & Son and Cook & Pretip assist Kanawha stock buyers in seeking the responsible person. The scales showed correct weight despite the acts, but the intent remains clear.
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Kanawhi
Rankin & Son and
Cook& Pretip
Pringige Kanawha
Sully
Het Weicht
Westfield Professor Analyzes Nonalcoholic Drink Claim
Prof LL B Allyn of Sinle Normal School in Westfield analyzes a shipment of supposedly nonalcoholic prune wine. He notes the drink, marketed as non alcoholic, actually contains 52 percent alcohol due to rapid fermentation, challenging strict enforcement of liquor laws and endangering buttermilk as a beverage option.
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Westfield
Masa
LL. B. Allyn
Sinle Normal School
Allyn
Making $4 an Hour War Heroes of Winter Paint
Advice argues farm households can save money by painting now and protecting implements. It claims two coats of paint on a house save more long term, with 34 dollars undervalued for farmer gains. Emphasizes using linseed oil and white lead, buying materials, and doing own paint mix to avoid wasteful cheap paint.
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Parmners
Ayer
Varmet
Campaign to Collect Delinquent Auto Licenses Nationwide
State and county officials launch a vigorous drive to recover about 15 000 overdue automobile license fees. Despite Treasurer Hoyt's efforts, many owners have not renewed. County attorneys will receive lists soon and pursue payment within three months.
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I. Hoyt
State Automobile Department
Secretary of State
Jill
W.C. Ramsey
Water leak soaks Goldfield home. city water dept. profits
The J. Whyte family returned from the park to find their home thoroughly soaked on the second floor after someone forgot to shut off a bath tub valve. The soaking occurred last Friday and caused unspecified damage. The incident is expected to benefit the city water department.
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Whyte
City Water Department
Goldfield Chronicle
Kanawha County Court Reports Scrape Cage Case Heard
In Kanawha several witnesses appeared in the case Jesa vs. Geo Carter a farmer charged with assault and battery and inflicting bodily injury. The trial concluded and the jury retired this afternoon and by press time no verdict had been learned.
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Kanawha
Belhopd
John
Jesa
Geo. Carter
Kanawhs
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First National Bank
Tarmwen
Iowa
Farmer’s Exchange
A.W. Gray
Prine Wine Uns
State Bank of Renwick Safety
Eriud
Bors
Forte
Tig
Sentra
Arisnar’ Copferclad
M. J. Holt
A. R. Martin Co
Mason City
H. V. Allinson
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