Libby’s Bridge Crossing and Wild Hog Encounter
Grandmother recounts Libby aged five or six in Highland county near Fort Casey facing a wild hog charging across a barnyard. Libby carries her baby brother across a stream bridge, trips, but screams save them as their mother arrives and Uncle Sam shoots the pig to end the threat.
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Peesy
David
Mother Bear
Peggy
Libby
Highland County
Fort Casey
Sam
Tingaling Rescued After Fall From Stairs
In Tingaling’s cellar mishap, the fairyman landlord lies dazed on coal dust but escapes serious harm. Chirk Chiprounk jokes aside, Tingaling is tended by Nancy and regains color and breath within about forty five minutes. The rain follows as the scene darkens and thunder roars.
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Twins
Chirk
Tingaling
Nancy
Jack Robinson
Baby Possum Hatches Plan Beside Birch Tree
A lonely Baby Possum on a black birch branch fears Shadow the Weasel and Reddy Fox’s warning. Tears fall as he clutches his fear, then suddenly remembers a new idea to stay safe.
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Aby Possum
Shadow the Weasel
Reddy Fox
Shadow the Weager
Baby Possum
Reddy
Baby Possum Encounters Gentlemen in a Forest
A young possum recalls a red dressed man and a long eared playful figure hiding behind trees. The possum considers the strange visitors and avoids descending the birch hollow, hoping the friend with ears reappears.
Baby Possum Outwits Reddy Fox in Tree Chase
In a woodland tale Baby Possum slips from a branch to a pine and hides from Reddy Fox. The fox waits beneath the tree while the possum shelters in a hollow, planning to draw him out for dinner as the scene shifts to the next story.
Shipping rates cut on lumber and cotton by Pacific steamers
The Pacific Coast steamship operators announce cuts in lumber tariffs by 10 dollars per 1000 feet and cotton bale prices by 50 cents. Representatives met in Vancouver, B C, on Friday to approve the reductions, attributed to competition from foreign lines.
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Pacific Coast
Vancouver
B. C
Embroidery Imports fromSwitzland Rise in March Trade
Embroidery imported from Switzerland during March totaled 2 100 000 dollars, compared with 1 860 000 dollars in February and 800 000 dollars in March 1919, outlining a March surge in Swiss textile imports.
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Switzerland
Camp Lewis Wireless U S Army Goods Sale
Sale at 904 Third Ave Seattle lists Olive Crab All-Wool Shirts Red Cross Cotton Batting Army Shoes Spiral Puttees Navy Blankets Army Blankets Bed Sheets Pillows Underwear Flags Gold Medal Folding Cots Steel Cots Mattresses Gas Masks Helmets Cartridge Belts Dirty Boxes Knapsacks Army and Navy Ponchos Tents Flys and Tarpaulina Special Boy Scout equipment Mail orders promptly attended to.
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U. S
Confession Ties Thefts of Jewelry to Local Robberies
Jim Stevens, 19, confessed to a series of robberies in Los Angeles during the last month, yielding jewelry worth 150000 dollars and furs valued at 30000 dollars. He is believed to be a fugitive from the Georgia state penitentiary.
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Sion
Jim Stevens
Stevens
Georgia State Penitentiary
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Jasper
Ahern
Gan Jasper
Sumpin
Pardom Savings Accounts
Peoples Savings Bank
Second Ave
PIKE @r
Allman
Charley
WesTerday
Leo
Annie
Spade Th’ Garden
Freckles
Tag
Blosser
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Quir
SAY
Ubaven
Didaty Ue
Angels
Camp Lewis Wireless
U.S. Army Goods Sale
Third Ave
Seattle
Washington
Los Angeles
Kriete
Boldt's
Mourrud
Ohio
University
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