Flashes of Life and Odd News Across Towns
A quirky roundup reports: Ky posse hunts for Arthur Halstead who joined the search for himself after burglary charges. Miss Naomi Fisher treated for a scalp wound from a flower pot incident. A Mass goat destroys cotton tax certificates. A Fairmont jailer welcomes a daughter as beer and cigars flow. A Watertown boy stranded in a freight car rides to La Crosse before escape. Thieves in Payette steal a saw mill and thousands of feet of lumber.
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Hill and Hollow
Arthur Halstead
Calif
Naomi Fisher
Greeville
Mass
AAA
T. P. Hammer
Samsons
Uniontown
Payette County
New Salem Road
Chicago City Employees Receive October Pay Ahead of Schedule
City workers in Chicago are rejoicing as they receive their October pay in advance, the first full month advance since Christmas. The timely payout marks a notable improvement in payroll delivery for municipal staff.
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Chicago
Utahs First Cabin Preserved On Ogden Tabernacle Grounds
The 1841 first Utah cabin that served as the state's initial post office is kept on the Ogden tabernacle grounds, preserving a key early settlement landmark.
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Utah
Ogden Tabernacle
Future Farmers of America Hold Big National Congress in Kansas City
Kansas City hosts the largest annual FFA congress with 303 chapters from 47 states and Hawaii in attendance. About 82,000 members are reported, with livestock judging contests, public speaking finals, and awards including cash prizes for top chapters and the Star Farmer of America, Paul Astleford of Newberg Oregon.
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Future Farmers of America
Kansas City
States
Hawaii
The
Wan Aoe
National Board of Trustees
Star Farmer of America
Paul Astleford
Newberg
Oregon
Hamston Estate Probate Leaves Shares to Daughter and Granddaughter
The will of the late Annie M. Hamston, dated May 22, 1930, leaves all property to her daughter Lacie Humston Stouffer and granddaughter Annie Katherine Smith in equal shares. Stouffer named executrix with security. bond set at 2000 dollars with no additional security required. Magnolias in Arctic Circle note fossils of ancient magnolia trees in the frigid zone.
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Annie M. Hamston
Lacie Humston Stouffer
Stouffer
Annie Katherine. Smith
Arctic Circle
Creomulsion Ad Urges Quick Cough Relief
An ad appeals to readers to fight persistent coughs with Creomulsion. It promises rapid action and offers a money back guarantee on the spot if cough or colds are not relieved.
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Hoya
Chesterfield Cigarettes Blend Turkish and Home Grown Tobaccos
Turkish tobaccos are the main foreign component used in American cigarettes. Chesterfield blends mild home grown tobaccos with Turkish varieties to achieve a milder cigarette with better flavor.
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Chesterfield
Co. Ministers To Choose Officers
Frederick County Ministerial Association will hold its annual election session and regular monthly gathering Monday October 29 at 230 pm at the Presbyterian Manse the home of the president the Rev Allen Jones.
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Frederick County
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