Dale Evans in Colt City Showroom of Hard Times
Dale Evans, a young dancer, travels with a musical comedy in distress as she faces cold hospitality and lecherous men in Colt City. Rejected by stores, hotels, and townspeople, she seeks work and dignity, ending up at Sandy the Waffle Kid’s open cafe while her hopes for a better break waver.
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Dele Evans
Jova
Phil Clifford
Colt City
Dale
Phil
Main Street
Harry Troutt
Jeg
Tremaing
Blondie
Dale Evans
Dry Creek
Sandy
Aman
Uncle Wiggily Helps Beckie Stubtail Find Beads
Uncle Wiggily, passing a hollow tree, overhears Beckie Stubtail pining for wooden beads. Mrs. Stubtail says they will seek beads in spring, but winter keeps them indoors, as Beckie laments loneliness and asks why Daddy or Neddie cannot fetch the beads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Wiggily
Stubtail
Beckie Stubtail
Mrs. Stubtail
Beckie
Uncle Wigerly
Daddy
Neddie
Neddle
Uncle Wigsby Bears a Beaded Necklace Dream
Uncle Wigsby contemplates helping Beckie Beckie wants wooden beads for a necklace. Mrs Stubtadl explains the cold winter keeps father and brother away. The story notes that in cold lands bears hibernate, waking briefly in winter and spring.
Uncle Rays Corner A Saturday Talk On Dinosaurs
In this column Uncle Ray recalls the Animals of Long Ago series and explains how scientists reconstruct dinosaurs from bones and tracks. He notes early myths about giant bones, urges museum visits, and states dinosaurs died about 3,000,000 years ago with crocodiles as the nearest modern relatives.
Abe Martin On Climate Shifts and Silent Pages
The column quotes Abe Martin musing on why big beings faded, hinting at climate change as a key driver. It notes a scene where a dinette becomes quiet as pages unread, and a provocative idea that earth’s climate dries the land. A separate blurb mentions a raid uncovering a truckload of booze and Uncle Ray as parent of icebergs in Mondiy Greenland.
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Ray Mondiy
Greenland
Uncle Wiggily crafts beads from spools for Beckie Stubtall
In a snowy tale Uncle Wiggily helps Beckie Stubtall by stringing empty sewing spools into a wooden bead necklace. Beckie, after seasons of longing, beams as the beads tumble from the hollow tree sky. A gentle, old fashioned moment ends with warm hugging and a hint of future adventures.
Burroughs Nature Club Notes Highlights From 1922
Answers to questions on sea gull eggs and fledgling care. Guidance on pruning fruit trees with top-pruning in late winter or early spring. Advice on grafting wax and their use to protect wounds. Notes on animals in northern regions turning white in winter with examples like ermine and musk ox.
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Farmer's Bulletin 181
Siberix
Antarctis
Midseason Fashions Spotlight Tailored Wool Frocks
The article reviews new sports frocks with tailored wool designs for spring, highlighting black and white palettes, checks, and two piece suits. It notes details like buttons, narrow leather belts, inverted pleats, and varied fabrics such as tweed, jersey, and kasha, with patterns suited for women and children and sizes listed.
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Smarb
Jersey
Artonvertibic
Theo
Unis
Bread drama to be sermon at Methodist church
Waverly Indiana February 16 the religious drama Bread by Fred Eastman will be the evening sermon at the Methodist Episcopal church. Directed by L G C Osincap the play offers a moral message and will close the service with a instructive focus on fundamental morality.
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Waverly M. FE
Courier
Waverly
Fred Eastman
Methodist Episcopal Church
L. G C. Osincap
Rebekah Logger
G. A. BR
Rotary Club
George Beebe
J. C. Messinger
J.F. Grawe
Grand Army
Iilness
Gambel
Hagemann
J. A. Baker
Mercy Hospital
William Wendt
Clara Millus
Birthday Anniversary Observed By John Milius Family
Mr and Mrs John Milius marked their daughter's birthday with family observances. The event honored the occasion with warm wishes and a quiet celebration at home.
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John Milius
Abusive Visitor Arrested At City Jail Visit
Glenn F R Russell of 606 Walnut Street visited the city jail to see Carrol Loonan who faces illegal possession charges. He answered few questions, used abusive language toward officers led by Emil Steffen, was arrested for investigation, and released after apologizing.
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Glenn FR. Russell
Walnut Street
Carroll Loonan
Emil Steffen
Russell
Fve Uhood
Steffen
Steffer
Bristow Snowbound Roads Delays Funeral and Local Events
Bristow area roads remained blocked by heavy snow since January as crews with limited equipment cleared drifts. A funeral procession was delayed for ninety minutes. Local activities include a Mes Angie Arnold birthday party, seven second graders hosted by Mrs George Conger, and a Women Foreign Missionary program at Mrs Margaret Stewart's home. A farewell reception for Mr and Mrs A C Ringleb honored Charles Wellke's birthday as the family plans to move to a farm near Clarksville. EB Walker returned from Chicago after orthopedic training. The text mentions planned butter production and a cooperative plan involving orthopedics and retailers.
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Gewrler
Bristow
Cemetery Association
Oak Hill
Mes
Angie Arnold
George Conger
Stanton
Margaret Stewart
A. C. Ringleb
Charles Wellke
Clarksyile
Seven Killed in Battle and Train Dynamiting in Mexico
Mexico City reports renewed disorders with deaths exceeding seventy. A train between Los Reyes and Yurecuaro, Michoacan, was dynamited, killing the engineer, firemen, and military escort. no passengers died. Federal troops and rebels fought near Magdalena, Jalisco, with eight federals and 35 rebels killed. Seven nuns were deported to Havana, and police padlocked two print shops linked to material on the Obregon assassination. Sixty six priests registered under a government order.
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Mexico
U.A
Guaadalaigra
Los Reyes
Yurecuaro
Magdalena
Stile
Jalisco
Nepal
Antonio Beltran
Tapalpa
Lagunilla
Los Gavinthes
Jalasto- Utlan
San Antonio
Altho
Emilio Portes Gil
Havanes
Jose de Leon Tori
Alvaro Obregon
Caretaker Goes, Auto Missing. Woman Seeks Palmer
Mrs. Frank Finn of 623 Oneida Street reports her coach automobile was stolen around Feb 6 while Palmer from Columbus, Ohio, staying at the Pinn home, cared for the house during her husband’s hospital visit. She suspects Palmer, notes unpaid bills over 50, hid keys and spark plugs before leaving.
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Frank Finn
Oneida Street
W. E. Palmer
Columbus
Pinn
S Hospital
Chicago
Chicago. When She Returned Monday, She Found” Palmer Fone, the Water Pines
Merit Badges Awarded and Advancements in Waterman Scout Court
Sixteen Boy Scouts earned thirty two merit badges including carpentry cooking chemistry civics first aid and public health. Five advancements in rank were conferred at the monthly court of Ronor of Waterman council with officials John Gwynne A C Wilford and Willis Johnson presiding.
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Ronor
Watermnan
Boy Scouts of America
John W. Gwynne
A. C. Wilford
Willis Johnson
LeRoy Parry
Kenneth McAndrew
LeRoy Furry
Vern Harper
Maurice Jacotson
Leonard
Larson
Eyching
Donald Penry
Billy Penry
Norman Anderson
Leonard Larso
Maurice Jacobson
Arthur Bennett
Paul Thornberry
Jack Sook
William Burkett
Jack Cook
Donald Penly
Vincent Greeks
Jack Russsel
Ernest Mone
Jake Stong
Willian Burkett
Moaurice Jacobson
Geonara Larson
aArthur Rbennett
Thornberry
Kenneth McAndrewwood
Rocky Vern Harper
William Burmet
Willian’ Hinson
Max Cherney
Harald Lerraber
Hares
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Ann M. Forester
George Matthew Adams
Uncle Wiggily’s Wooden Beads
Howard R. Garis
Uncle Wigsby
Orange Ice Mountain
Uncle Ray’s
Abe Martin
Central Park
United Feature Syndicaty
Who’s Zoo
Spain
Uncle Wigelly
Uncle Wiggly
Jane Fuzzy Wuazy
Nurse Jane
Beckle
Uncle Wig
le the Pussy Cat
Uncle Wigglly
Burroughs Nature Club
Houghton Mifflin CO
Gopyright
VOGUE
Jared
Eiri
Courier Pattern Department
West Seventeenth Street
New York City
FOX Shoe Store
L. EB. Walker
Schall Orthopedic Training School
Teemore
Connecticut
Carmera
Boy Scouts
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