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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1929
Page
8
A New York editor recalls the first two weeks in the wilderness, living by primitive methods. He faces hunger cold and rain, with constant black flies, as he recounts the hardest part of those early days.
Hunter recounts four weeks alone in the Cue hem wilderness living primitively with scarce food and harsh weather. He notes frequent blizzards, low temps, and abundant black flies while tracking rabbits partridges and a wary moose. An arrow misfired at a near 15 feet when a female squirrel approached his bait, illustrating the challenges of survival and the surreal feel of returning to a Stone Age-like existence.
Columbia, Ohio. Former congressman Rascon Sulloch Crutan becomes United States senator from Ohio after Governor Conner filled the vacancy caused by Senator Theodore H. Burton's death. McCulloch previously chaired the state public utilities commission.
Arrivals of domestic displays from Arizona Kansas Missouri and West Virginia plus exhibits from Nevada and other states fill the International Fair. Special displays of crops grown in the Big Grande Valley Poll country and the Winter Garden show strong competition while Raymond Smith notes products from national manufacturers. The Heiter Clones exposition moved from the municipal auditorium to draw wider attention.
Army support is planned to assist the post office with Christmas mail distribution in the region. Major William Tiversoth will coordinate efforts, with details of exhibits and events including harness racing and poultry displays. The piece notes preparations and participation by local groups and visitors from Chicago for a holiday program.
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