Judge Peters to receive share in Boston benefactor's will
Ellsworth Maine December 15 Judge John A Peters of Ellsworth to receive 150000 from the will of George Nixon Black who died recently in Boston The will also leaves 150000 to the Boston museum of fine arts and the residue of the estate to various institutions relatives and servants An executor Tulge Peters named The will drawn in 1900 with later codicils Black aged eighty six unmarried had no near relatives.
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Maine
John A. Peters
George Nixon Biack
Boston
Tuck
Sorcock
Ulack
Uame
Hoston
Boston Museum, of Fine Arts
Vartons
Tulge Peters
Black
Aas
Humane officer Gustin jailed over horse euthanasia case
Lewiston Maine December reports George H Gustin Bowdoinham state humane officer was sentenced to thirty days in jail after being charged with cheating by false pretenses in a case involving a horse ordered to be shot. He claimed the action was a spite case and that another officer influenced the complaint. The county paid a four dollar ninety five cent bill for investigating plus one tenth dollar for killing and for burying the horse, which was later found alive and in good condition.
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Eumane
Lewiston
George H. Gustin
Bowdoinbim
Gustin
Lili’ Kenoponsi
Lisbon Falls
Myer Ton Bowdoinkum
Awas
Steves Jr to Lead San Antonio Associated Charities
Steves Jr will direct the San Antonio Associated Charities for the coming year after being elected president at the annual officers meeting Friday. New officers include J Fi Tsrentt Mrs Lewis Goodman and A J Wynne with a long list of named treasurers secretaries and vice presidents.
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Steves Jr
San Antonin Associated Charities
Jfi Tsrentt
Lewis Goodman
A. J. Wynne
Lytle W. Cosling
Aliss Hannah Wirschbury
A. di. Lycoe
Fohin M. Hennett
F.P. Drought
HW. Wrest
Terrell
Levis Soodman
Jaxtle Gosling
GA. Vallt
Wonnah Wirschberg
Tarentt
Qaham
J. IL Lapham
F. Logan
PG Oppenheimer
Minna Reed
Morris Stern
Athore Steves
Witeehore
Brackenridge Legacy Linked to College of Industrial Arts
Mary Eleanor Brackenridge of San Antonio helped found and shape the College of Industrial Arts. She served 25 years on the board of regents and once as vice president. The Mary Brackenridge Hall and the Mary Eleanor Brackenridge Literary Society, created in 1907, memorialize her contributions to CG.
Soil Conservation Show At Range Demonstration
A county wide terracing demonstration held on September 20 by A. Ky Shirt of the Federal Land Bank in Wooston sparked strong local interest. J. D. Parnell, a vocational teacher, was enlisted to supervise terracing work as farm numbers grew and demonstrations were restructured to allow farmers to handle their own plots.
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Chamber of
Carieneree
J. D. Parnell
A. Ky Shirt
Federal Land Bank
Wooston
Tyler to Host Eight Major Conventions Next Year
Tyler will host eight major conventions for 1028, including the Texas Daughters of the Confederacy meeting. The decision was made at the organization's annual gathering.
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Tyler Tyler
Tyler
Daughters of the Confederaes
Dahlie records highest milk output in East Prussia
International News Service reports Dahlie, owned by Terr von Tatocki of Bledau, East Prussia, surpassing Pal Micken’s Palmicken record. Dahlie yields 720 pounds of milk per sear with 4.36 percent butterfat and 1298.0 pounds of butter annual output, equating to over 70.4 pounds of milk daily and substantial butter. Friitschke’s prior year total was 2018.5 pounds of milk and 112d pounds of butter.
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Konigsuerg
Peluchke
Palmicken
East
Prusela
Dahlie
Terr von Tatocki
Bledau
East Prussia
Friitschke
Couple Revert to Primitive After Baby Born in Wilderness
A couple named Jesse Meeker and his wife, with their newborn, survived in a frozen tent on the Grande Ronde river after their wagon train halted on the Oregon Trail near Boise. With near zero temps, no funds, they warmed the baby with a hot water bottle, used auto cushions as bedding, a boiler hole as a stove, and candle light, until a passerby found them and brought relief.
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International News Service
LA Grande
Gre
Jesse Leneh
Chiild
Grande Houde
Oregon Trail
Hoise
Idato
Suimon
Lals
Jesse Meeker
Texas U Girls to Sponsor Carol Sing
The University of Texas Girls Glee Club will sponsor a holiday carol sing for the last three days before Christmas recess. President Miss Ruth Thomas says the daily brief performances have become a campus tradition with growing student enthusiasm.
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Texas U. Girls
Carol Sing
Austin
University of Texas
Christina
Mire Ruth Thomas
Cmpus
Iamehlis
Miss Thomas
Cadets Listed on West Point Roll
A War Department report to Secretary of War from Maj. Gen. Luis Wall shows 886 cadets on the West Point roll at year end. Included are four Filipino and two foreign cadets receiving training by special acts of Congress.
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Wasitington
D. C
Daria
Luis Wall
Rolla
United States Military, Academy
West Point
Hseal
Special Acts Congress
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