Dunavon Leaves Daily Reporter for Kimball Publishing
R E Dunavon longtime Daily Reporter writer quits January 18 after three and a half years to join Fred L Kimball Publishing company with a substantial pay rise. He will cover the east side and later the west side on a commercial beat and has been a trusted representative of the Town Criers club. The move follows steady praise of his courteous and dependable performance and reflects Kimball company confidence in his value to its publications.
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R. E. Dunavon
Daily Reporter
Fred L. Kimball Publishing Company
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Duniyan
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Kimball Company
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Odd parcel post item shows stove pipe mailed with elbow
In Manchester Indiana a length of old stove pipe with an elbow was mailed insured to Snodgress Clothing Co. The pipe bore soot and the unusual package illustrates quirky uses of the parcel post privilege.
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Jowa Falle
Snodgress Clothing Co
Manchester
Escaped After Fifteen Years Kidney Trouble Becomes Clear
W. P. Broyles reports a long suffering from kidney and bladder troubles ended after using Foley Kidney Pills. He claims a severe backache and painful bladder irregularities were cured and urges others to refuse substitutes. For sale by all druggists.
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W. P. Broyles
Foley
Parcel Post Records At Waterloo Office
An 506 pound parcel was dispatched yesterday from the Waterloo office, the maximum weight under the new system, sent to Seattle. A day earlier the record was 526 pounds. Parcel shipments yesterday totaled 449 with 364 incoming on Thursday and 374 on Wednesday. A shipment of eggs from Ames arrived in good condition, along with two mop handles and an empty box.
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