End Bunion Pain Forever and Ancient Whale Find
A Santa Barbara expedition reports a fossil discovery on an island quake zone. A nearly intact skull remains protruding, with the rest buried by earth. If mastodon or toothed whale, the find could reshape geologic theory or history. Capt. Bob Ord made the discovery and notified investigators. Local visitors from Danville, Illinois arrived to see the Bramble Washington game and a church fete raised over $700. Tax notices in Washington Township outline budgets and bond payments for 1925.
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Momma
Pacific Coast
D. B. Rogers
Smithsonian Excavator
Rogers
Bob Ord
Santa Barbara
Llliness
Bernard Pate
Ido John
Daughtr
Helen
Danville
Llinois
Mr. Pate
Oid
Harry Strange
Brd Kasuman
Monarchs
St. 4Th Church
Three State Departments Under Fire In Wide Inquiry
Indianapolis reports indicate heavy dissension among state departments and within the capital as three departments face scrutiny by the board of accounts. The probes span the highway department health department and state teachers retirement fund with assorted resignations, disagreements, and calls for internal audits. Notable figures include Harry B. Smith, Dr. Sherwood, and Jephard Lieber amid disputes over expense accounts and department control.
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Indianapolis
Capitol
Tuen
Board of Accounts
Mts
Diehe State Board of Health
Farmer Adjutaint
F. Kinz
King
Ghway Commission
Board ‘of Accounts
Chesugh Gray
Construction Apne
John Dd
Williams
Aajocot
Harry B. Smith
Eauation
Sherwoo
Estes
Duncan
Rpetirement Fund
Sherwood
Dunhcan
Jephard Lieber
Conservation
W. A. “Guthrie
Conservation Ccommission
Guthrie
Commission
Gigantic Skeleton Unearthed After California Earthquake
Santa Barbara Aug. 6. A gigantic skeleton, possibly mastodon or prehistoric toothed whale, was partly uncovered on Green Mountain near San Miguel Island. The quake tore cliffs into the sea. tusks measure eight feet, with a mysterious origin still debated by scientists.
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Santa Barbara
Cal
Green Mountain
Barbara
San Miguel Island
Local Families Share Weekend Visits Across Indiana Towns
Mrs Hart and Mr James Hart shopped in Loogootee on Saturday. Vernon Keilner and family hosted visitors from Indianap olis while their daughter was in town. Leonard Fuhrman and Chris Fuhrman families joined relatives in Dubois County Sunday. Carrico siblings Lucille and Mariel returned from Evansville employment. Carrie Hunter came from Vincennes for a weekend with her mother. Numerous Carrico and Hagerty households hosted guests Sunday afternoon. Pentair Keifn is erecting a new si
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John Hunter
Vernon Keilner
Anna’ ‘Hart
James Hart
Loogootee
Oscar H@ag
Cannerburg
C. F. Graves
George Keitner
Charles Patterson
Agnes
Ake Allen
Reeve Township
Lawrence Fuhrman
Amelia
Chris Fuhrman
Dubois County
Lucille Carrico
Mariel Carrico
Evansville
Carrie Hunter
Vincennes
George
Mary E. Clancy
Indianapolis
Johnne
Hershel Carrico
Lies Carrico
Belda_ Dant
Mt. Olive
Lon Thompson
Margaret
Herman Hagerty
Baby
Louis Carrico
Pentair Keifn
Illness improves for young V G Miles in city
V G Miles, eight years old, who has been seriously ill for several days, shows improvement today. Born to Mr and Mrs Vernon Walker in this city on August 3, the child has close ties to Agatha and Berna Risacher and friends visiting here.
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V. G. Miles
Vernon Walker
Agatha
Bernadett Risacher
Mary Patterson
Agnes Pate
Risacher
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Democrat Building
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Wachin
R. A. M. Naptha
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Swift
Spa
West San of Glee
Savoy
Dodge Brothers
Waltle
J. O. Humphreys
Simpson
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America
Dolly Varden
Crepe de Chine
Mallinson’s
Belding’s
Esbridge-Allen Co
Palmer & Webster
Willard Battery
East Main Stree
S. E
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