Bills You Never Heard Of By Rodney Dutcher
NEA service writer lists obscure proposed laws from both houses. Items include regulations on refuse transport to Occoquan, a federal alcohol board, a Nez Perces monument, post office clerk study periods, carillon bells, and flag salutes. Names and places span Washington DC to Clinton North Carolina and Little Rock Arkansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodney Dutcher
NEA
Washington
House Gasque
District of Columbia
Work House
Occoquan
Black of
Leavitt
Nez Perces
Joseph
Nelson A. Mies
Abernathy
Clinton
N. C
William Rufus King
Edwards
Ragon
Arkansas
United Consecrate Veteran's Union
Little Rock
Schneider
Fish
National Conservatory' Music of America
Bacon
United States
Harvard
Yale
Servic P
Community Notes From Stringtown Sunday Visits
Local families gathered for informal Sunday visits including Vicar Alsen Eicher Bain and Lute clans at Irvin Bosharts. Visitors also stopped by J W Widmer and David Graber households as Rex Swan delivered hogs to Wyland and other SHANTZ relatives joined in neighborly activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stringtown
Vicar Alsen
W. J. Eicher
Joyce
Pimner Bain
George Lute
Irvin’ Bosharts
Christ Roth
J. W. Widmers
Elmer Freyenberser
Wayne Gladys Maxwell Correspondent Notes Local Travel and Visits
Wayne Gladys Maxwell reports social visits and travel from Wayne on January 18. Alfred Erickson and Gladys Maxwell drove to Stirling ton and visited friends. The Mast family spent Saturday with relatives in Fairfield. Clarence Moorhead went to Washington for dental work. Oscar Levan and family were Sunday dinner guests at the Alfred Erickson home. Verl Maxwell spent Sabbath at the Paul Maxwell home. Cecil Korf bought cattle near Haskins with Ralph Adams helping bring them home Friday. Lawrence Krantz left for Galesburg Illinois after a week with his parents. Mrs. George Shaner helped care for their daughter who is seriously ill. Donald Smith and John Jackson were business visitors. Bob Long helped John son with extra work. Elza Crawford hauling corn north of Crawfordsville. Marlin Davidson hauling fire from Olds. Clarence Gillespie hauling corn from the Hooper place. Mrs Clarence Wearhead and Mrs Ian Maxwell attended the farm bureau training school at Crawfordsville. Beat the Classified Ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence* Krantz
Galesburg
Ilinois
John Krantz
George Shaner
Wil Henss
Donald Smith
John Jackon
Bob Long
Johnson
Elza Crawford
Crawfordsville
Marlin Davidson
Olds
Clarence Gillespie
Hooper Place
Clarence Wearhead
Ian] Maxwell
Farm Bureau Training School
Amusements Portray Jesse James Figures Across Nation
Fifteen men linked to Jesse James and Civil War era are alive in various U S locales. Fred Thompson holds their names and addresses for the Paramount film Jesse James. James Jr says he supplied data and weapons details. The project features Montague Love and Mary Carr in supporting roles. Lloyd Ingraham is said to have departed from the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse James
James
United States
Fred Thompson
Paramount
Jesse I. James Jr
Outlaw
Los Angeles
Jesse Jalna
Robin Hood
Allie
Frank
Jesse
Missouri
Roosevelt
Fox
Montague Love
Mary Carr
Nora Lane
Lloyd Ingraheim
Wild Horses and Domestic Descendants Across Regions
The text explains that true wild horses inhabit open arid plains in Central Asia and Africa. It states that horses in North and South America and Australia are not true wild horses, but mustangs and broncos are domesticated animals that have run wild or descended from such animals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Asia
Africa
North
South America
Australia
West
Second Day of Truman Kite Gin Case Trial
The second day of the trial of Truman Kite opened with Kite arrested at his home while bottling a tubful of gin. Seven of the eight women jurors showed strong emotion but none cried. Officials say the fillin station buildin g program may leave little chance to loaf in the corner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman Kite
Bottlin
Mary and Lew End Runaway Romance and Family Turning Point
Mrs. Munger faces a moral pivot as her daughter Mary secretly marries Lew then returns home with news the union is off. Mary recounts a traffic incident that tests Lew, and a forgiving moment with her mother leads to renewed faith that things work out. Tom Osgoode reappears to deliver resolution.
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O’connell
Brand
Alfreds Bridge
Nanc
Hart
Dickstein
Caraway
Jones
Congress
Fletcher
Harris
Atlanta
Howell
Texas
Ashurst
American Legion
Jacob Widmer
J. J. Rich
Stringtown &Chool House
Edwin Saltzman
Con
Wayne Alens
J. H
Wilbur Schantz
David Graber
Rex Swan
Wryland
Sam Conrad
William
J. G. Alliman
Lester and
Willis
Mira
David Schantz
P. Rh
Journal
Smith College
Northampton
Mass
Frances St. John Smith
New York
Frances
Willard Battery
Buddeirs
James Add
Eehompson
Abe Martin
H. Louis Raybold
RS. Munger
Pels
Mrs. Munger
Mary
Lewis Winter
Josephine Munger
Lewis
Lew
Manville
Poe
Coentres
Kenton
Manxville
Jen
Tom Oscood
Rust
Hark
Tom
Wilson Coal
Illinois
Kentucky
W. W. Wilson
Clark & Enslin
West Side
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