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Newspaper
Saco Independent
Location
Saco, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1922
Page
4
At a Caracan Institute meeting in Ottawa E L Brace discusses promising uses of aircraft for geology. He asserts aerial surveys can identify rock types, distinguish granite, cut exploration time, and guide inland traverses and lake locations to delineate mineral-bearing formations.
A London Mail report describes a mechanical air pilot fitted to a Farman Golath air express on the London to Paris service. The pilot steered from a seat with hands in pockets for about half an hour at 1,000 feet, while 12 passengers observed the engine controlled remotely.
New coal fields have been discovered in Zambesi Africa and a series of tests conducted there have proven eminently satisfactory. The reports indicate rich mineral potential and promising future development for local industries and trade.
Squire Ramsbottom questions the charge as Constable Slackter clocks a motorist at 34 minutes of crank turning. The offender protests a harmless stalling motion, while the officer asserts loitering amid a heated exchange in Kansas City.
New tree species, the Japanese tallow, is being grown in Texas. It bears nuts with tallowlike oil valued for high-grade varnish production. Certain Texas climates suit its growth and experimental gardens are supplying farmers in the lower Rio Grande valley with young trees.
A historical Kansas City Star report describes a failed plan to capture a lost gosling. The party expected heavily armed guards but met a determined youth with a club who stopped them and exposed their lack of preparation.
An old news fragment notes that the city of am Main established a Moxart Prize for best musical composition, though an award was refused. The piece mentions Goethe as a birthplace and Germany’s prominent bankers, with forty five manuscripts or entrants referenced in fragments.
Court convened with Judge Ross and officials presiding. Hearing scheduled for Sept 16 on the estate of Debos Dorn and related matters. orders issued for private sale of livestock and real estate foreclosures with seven cases set for adjourned closure.
The record enumerates holdings including cheese and lard in large poundage, frozen poultry and meats, with several unusual figures such as 103,000,000 and 620,953.95 cents. Ambiguity remains in several entries but indicates substantial inventory across foodstuffs and fats.
Notice announces the death of Bridget and details a will annexed for creditors and claims. The undersigned appoints a meeting to address claims against the estate and creditor actions.
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