Butler Township to glow again with street lights
Butler Pennsylvania residents welcome a reversal of a 15 year stance on street lighting. The township commissioners revived plans and approved 285 street lights installed by West Penn Power Co, promising brighter roads and safer nights.
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Man’s rush for wife fires flood of calls in St Joseph
Charles Donaldson of St Joseph advertised for a wife and drew a flood of responses that overwhelmed him and the telephone company, causing a sudden surge of calls. The episode underscores a humorous misadventure in postwar matchmaking.
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Cottonseed price in Texas rises amid loan plan talk
Rep Poage says Texas cottonseed rose by eight to ten dollars a ton after government planned a loan program to support the market. The plan, to be run by the Cotton Branch of the Production and Marketing Administration, would require storing seed in approved facilities and aims to guarantee about fifty dollars per ton. Approval rests with local committees as details remain unsettled.
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Out Of State Traffic Rises On Route 66 In July
KINGMAN Aug 4 UP East bound out of state traffic on highway 66 at Kingman in July totaled 24 000 cars, up about 2 000 from July 1948. Westbound through Holbrook reached 39 740, a new all time high in 16 years of records. At the Grand Canyon the storage of cotton seed loan requires less than 10 percent moisture.
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Turson Eatly Citizen 9 Thursday Evening
Turson Eatly Citizen 9 Thursday Evening reports Aug 4 1949 news briefs and civic notices from Turson area. Unclear details but confirms date and local public interest items.
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Traffic at Grand Canyon National Park in July tops totals
During July, 119,045 vehicles entered Grand Canyon National Park, bringing year to date total to 410,886. The July figure marks a slight year over year increase, while the national park reports a yearly decline overall.
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