Unveil Col. Coby Statue on July 4 in Cody Wyoming
A 12 foot high bronze equestrian statue of Col. Cody known as Buffalo Bill will be unveiled on a Shoshone river terrace in Cody. Granddaughter Jane Cody Carlow, owner of the Cody Enterprise, will perform the unveiling assisted by Miss Caroline Lockhart. The ceremony coincides with the Cody Stampede and efforts to invite local Indigenous groups to join the celebration. Two Italian men walk from Brazil toward the United States covering 6,000 miles through several countries. The statue was created by Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney and weighs nearly three tons.
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Farleys Travel to Washington for Community Sale
Mr and Mrs O M Farley motor to Washington Monday morning and transacted business. Many from here attend the Community Sale at Washington. Raymond and Lucille Snyder of Washington were here Sunday visiting. Leland Farley Byard Lytton Kenneth Black and Floyd Bickerton drove to Washington Sunday afternoon. Proposed Soviet calendar would make weeks five days long. paydays would come more often.
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Ice business summer job for high school and college men
A press agent notes the National Association of Tee Industry broadcasts that young men from schools enter the ice business as a summer job. Farm demand has fallen, making this a heavy but cool role for trainees.
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Indiana News Roundup of Odd Incidents and Local Hoops
A collage of odd events across Indiana includes Tipton Joan Oyler falling through a skylight while firing fireworks, injuries from the incident, and a jail standoff involving Joseph Freeland's family who emptied 2000 gallons of moonshine mash, rotting the pigs. Monroe and Lawrence counties see regional quarry boom and rising business activity as Indiana towns report prosperity amid the stone age depiction. In Decatur, a driver killed a pig then sold the carcass. a save-and-run hero rescues Edna Layton but vanishes, while Allenville church members complete a new church in under eight months with just sixty in attendance. A 12-year-old boy lights a shotgun shell, causing severe facial burns, and misadventures in Indianapolis include a butcher’s care concerns and a missing pocketbook from a wrecked auto. The chatter closes with police-themed musings from Chief Mikhoff amid a backdrop of curious Indiana life.
Adequate Filing Room Sought for Indiana Courts
Bar associations statewide urge passage of a bill to provide sufficient filing space for state supreme and appellate court records. Current clerk facilities are inadequate and pose a fire hazard. huge bundles of bound briefs fill a basement area, complicating retrieval for retrials and other cases.
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Court Papers Show Artifacts Used as Evidence
Fragments indicate cases where portraits and prints were admitted or withdrawn as evidence. Grandchildren petitioned for withdrawal of six pictures claimed to be from a deceased man, while other records noted priceless images used by attorneys in decisions.
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Auto crash injures two brothers in Prolurbure area
In Prolurbure Ind on June 25 Ed Jones 13 son of Rev Jared Jones Ayreshire aged 30? had both legs broken and injuries. his 8 year old brother Pren lost teeth when the vehicle driven by Leo Jones 13 owner’s son overturned after attempting a speed test. Other boys were thrown clear with minor bruises.
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Edmde Jones
Jareds Jones
Ayreshire
E Brothers
Leo Jones
Refrigerator advice for women in Chicago area
Chicago readers are advised to keep the refrigerator temperature steady on a middle shelf and below 55 degrees. If the temperature rises, the equipment may fail and food spoils. maintain 45 to 50 degrees for best safety.
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Fig Farm Expands in Tidewater North Carolina
A second fig farm has started in a North Carolina tidewater island area. Seedlings were secured from California Texas and Smyrna. Old Adriatic type trees have grown wild for years and some reach oak size with fruit eaten by local residents.
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Tidewater
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Smyrna
Sailor's Body Returned in Home Town Tribute
Versailles Indiana honors Lawrence Willis 24 with funeral at Osgood Christian church after the USS Mississippi explosion. American Legion post conducts services with friends and relatives paying respects as main ceremony concludes.
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Wittla
Sam
Lawrence
Willis
Mississippi
Osgood Christian Church
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