Gunny Sack Takes A Gold To Kas Town
A bachelor farmer who learned hoarding must stop dug up his 10000 dollars in gold and currency stuffed the money in a gunny sack and threw it on top of a load of wood in Kas Town.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1933
Page
7
A bachelor farmer who learned hoarding must stop dug up his 10000 dollars in gold and currency stuffed the money in a gunny sack and threw it on top of a load of wood in Kas Town.
Natasha and the Empress summon Prince Paul to thwart Rasputin’s power. In a palace struggle Paul fights Rasputin, disarms him, poisons him, and casts him into the snow. The Tsar pardons Paul with exile and orders Natasha to accompany him as Russia braces for revolution.
In a serialized tale, Paul and Natasha escape Russia after the Imperial family is executed by a Bolshevik force. Paul, scarred by war, returns to Natasha in London, declaring Russia lives in their hearts and they seek happiness together.
A farmer hauled a load of wood and money into town and deposited the money in a bank. When asked why he took no further precautions on the journey, he replied that the bank was the safest place for it.
Keota high school lists senior class officers of nineteen students led by President Jack Hills and cites events from May 18 banquet to May 26 alumni banquet. The piece also notes three Keota men hold beer licenses and reports on the grade operetta The Land of Dreams Come True directed by Mrs Hunt with principal players and tap dancers.
In Ocean Park California UP reports hens owned by A H Miller refused to work union hours yet laid 11 eggs in 9 days. One hen laid a tiny egg measuring 1 3/16 inches long and 1 inch in circumference, a normal hard shelled egg in all other respects.
A compact, period-voiced note on cash voice and the appeal of tangible coinage, describing how sound money jingles and sticks with a man, evoking a simple, nostalgic financial sentiment.
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