Nevada ruins show high culture of early aborigines
Dr. M. R. Harrington, archaeologist, reports Pueblo Grande de Nevada as a buried city along the Muddy River Moapa valley. He says evidence grows that Pueblo culture began here, with ancient inhabitants building dwellings, weaving, pottery, and agriculture over five to six miles. Ages and heights suggest a people about five feet tall on average, with some skeletons near five feet eight.
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St. Thomas
Nevada
M. R. Harrington
New Mexico
Arizona
Pueblo Grande de Nevada
Muddy River
Moapa Valley
Dr. Harrington
Pueblo Grande
Mexico
Muskrat Leads Canada Fur Production by Value
Raw furs valued at 15 643 817 dollars were produced in Canada last year. Muskrat, with 2 985 395 pelts worth 3 440 363 dollars, led in aggregate value, followed by beaver with 169 173 pelts. Other species and totals are noted by the Bureau of Statistics.
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Canada
Ottawa
Bureau of Statistic Reports
Oldest Book Believed to Be The Big Veda
The Big Veda is identified as the world’s oldest book, existing as a near complete text about 1500 years before Christ. Scholars note its antiquity and significance in ancient literature and religious history.
County Commissioners Discuss Audit Records and Budgets
The board moved to compel Groover to furnish 1924 October Superior Court records for audit by May 21 1925 or bond may be drawn on. An increase of $5 for Miss Nora Cone care was approved. Sheriff sale purchases were accepted, Dawes Pipe discount approved, stationery bids awarded, and a corn purchase authorized. Per diem for extra services repealed and bridge insurance considered by the Finance Committee.
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L. Thaggard
Certified Public Accountant
Thaggard
Groover
Johnson
Mr. Hutchison
Jes Glerk
Thageard
Nora Cone
Hutchinson
Chastain
Lula J. Linton
Lucy L. Webb
Dawes Construction Supply Company
Bickley
Cler
Pittman
Meigs
Atlantic Cedar Line Railway Company
Boston
Thomas County
Hutchison
Mr. Chastain
Tax Collector Resigns Over Conscience in England
Southampton reports A. G. Parry, tax collector for South Stoneham Union, quit his post citing conscience. He refused to squeeze taxpayers further, saying taxes caused distress. he has a wife and three children and no immediate work. His $1,500 yearly position left vacant amid many applicants.
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Southampton
England
A. G. Parry
South Stoneham Union
Parry
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