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New Britain herald., 1924-08-15
s. CAROLINA DEMOCRATS
 SELECT COMPLETE TICKET
With Nomination Eguialent to Elee- liun Demarsts Win gn ta Polls
 0n August sa,

Columbus, E. C. Aug. is,-with nomination by the democratic party
 in this state equivalent te election.
 South Carolina democrats will go to
 the polls August s6 to choose com plete ticket, from United states sena- tor down through the smallest county offices.
 Principal public Interest is held by the contest for nomination as United States senator Senator x. B. Dial, of I.aurens. who Is completing his first term and is seeking reelection, has three opponents, Congressman James F. Byrnes. Of Aiken, who was elected to the e2nd and each succeeding con- gress, Is one of them. Former Gov crnor Cole l.. Bleasc, n storm center of South Carolina politics for more than dozen years. ia another, and the third is John ]. McMahan, former state superintendent of education, and now state insurance commissioner.
 Governor Thomas G. Mcleod, serv- ing his first term, is opposed by John T. Duncan. Columbia lawyer, who has offered for the office at various times for the last 20 years. Lieuten- ant Governor Edmund B. Jackson, of Wagcner. is unopposed for reelection. The race for congress will be run in five districts.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-15

hemisphere he has found 2 small humber His quarter century search for l0esii0h probably ended, he sE- poets to devote seven or eight years in completing the work.
 He will take q 2TriRsh telescope, His probable loeatioR will he Navel iiill, locking down upon Blesmfon, tain, m the Orange Free State, sl- though The top of some other kopie in that locality may he chosen, He found points near Bloemfontain had the advantage of great clarity of stz mOsphere, visibility to the horizon edge and almost 500 eleadless night . year,
 From his experience searching among the northern stars nr, Hussey believes that the third of the sky not mapped will add i,see double stars above the ninth magnitude 10 these already known,
New Britain herald., 1924-08-15

l0Tlh that he personally inieTgisNea
 Mrs, Cook and others, asking for ihs sources ef their information, These had been sieen bnl upon investigation lheY NeTe found ta "haFe no reliable detailed iRfoFmaliOn,n tie said he pr0- posed to Airs Cooks organization and others that if they would furnish peslr tive information, it would he put iR the hands Of the school authorities.
 The Character Education Institution made nR Of educators and state super inlendenls of education, Mr, Fairehild explained, had expended ss0e,a0e in resesreh and planning work during the past ten years and Tn perfeeiing the ehildren's morality code and the 'ffve Point Plan" under which clubs of patriotic citizens are supported,
New Britain herald., 1924-08-15
Road Conditions In
 Connecticut

canteh-Albany turnpike, MaeadsH read completed and work heinz doas on shoulders No delay 10 traffic,
 eolebFook- Minsied road, Naeadanl road under enoslrueiion, Iraffis passes over the work at all times,
 Derby Housatonle avenue, Hsyins gravel restricting treatment, No ds' lay 10 iEaHie,
 Menroe-T -Trumhull turnpike, Gravel construction going on, Traffic passes al all times,
 Norfolk-Hall Meadow Rreek read, Macadsm road under construction, No delay to traffic,
 PamfFet-PhaeniA,ille road, Bitu. minens maeadam road under eeH- siruetion. Dotours provided as neees' ssry. Follow the arrows,
 somers- s-Hasardville road, Bitumin, ous mseadam road under eonstree- tion, Detour shown by arrows,
 Stafford -Willington turnpike, Ma csdam road being constructed, No detours necessary.
 suffield Bridge street. Amiesite sur- face being placed on the present con. crete road. Short detour provided during the day Road open at night
 West Hartford Weatogue Nit, road. Bituminous maeadam road being con- strueted. petour provided by ar- rows.
 Wethersneld- -Middletown turnpike. Concrete road being constructed on lower Broad street. One way traffic for short distance.
 Town of East Haddam - Town street under construction. but is open to traffic.
 stafford-Munson road closed. Fair detour on dirt road.
 stafford-Wales road closed. Fair detour on dirt road.
 Union--From Union center to state nne. road closed. Fair detour on dirt road. suffield--From Thompsonville road | to state line, shoulders being built. but road is open 10 traffic.
 East Hartford--Main street under construction. Good detour on ma eadam road.
 Windsor-Broad street under con- struction. Road open for north- bound traffic. Short detour over good road for all south bound traffic.
 Bolton--Bltn-Cventry road closed. Detours posted. Through traffic from Hartford to willimantic should go via Andover.
 West Hartford. Steam shovel at work grading on the Hartford New Britain road in Elmwood. One way sraffic for short distance.
 Bloomfield -simsbury road closed. Fair detour over dirt road.
 Canaan-North Canaan. South Can. aan road. Work under construction. Take sand road to Falls village. New Hartford-Ne road. Work under construction. Road will be closed in sections when asphalt is ap- piled. Sharon West Cornwall Cornwall bridge road. West side of Housatonic liver. Open for traffic. Work under construction. l Sharon-Salisbury. Housatonic river read. Under construction. Open for traffic. southbury- Roxbury road. The new I bridge is open and traffic can pass 'ver the road under construction r without detours t Kent-CornwalI road. The concrete f
New Britain herald., 1924-08-15
YACHTS ARE ALL READY
Quartet Of British Roais Completed a Oyster Ray For International siS Meter Iiaees.

London, Aug, is-Ths quartet Of yachts Of International slK meter class which Will represent Great Rriiian in the contest for the British American Cup m Oyster Ray neat September has been completed by the selection of Lady Constance Brsid's Thistle" The other yachts previously chosen are Sir Thomas Glen Coats "Eehe." F, ], Lewis Zenith" and c, F, Haldin- stein's and ], Colin Newman's Betty"
 The Thistle" Betty" and Zenith" are Scottish designed craft. while the "Eeho' was designed by her owner. The yachts will he shipped on the "Berengaria' after inc solent yacht- Ing fortnight. about the middle Of August,
New Britain herald., 1924-08-15

is complete to North ksnl and lhl
 eoatFseleF is al Work oR lhs Nool
 gusrd falliRg,
 ceFnNsllrheRt road, sleam shove
 goFk Is completed and considerable
 concrete Ratemenl has been placed
 Rr0ekHsld,WhiseaneeF hill read
 Maeadam construction Is heins car Fied an, No deiouFs are necessary,
 psnhnry Sugar Hollow read stanl sholel gradlng has commenced and a short leiour has hsen posted,
 NeNtagn-s Stevenson road, steam shovel gFaiing has commenced but no aet0uTs are necessary. Redding Putnam Park road A slesm shovel Is ai HOFk on this road and the public requested ta take the Good Hill road from Bedding Center to Bedding iiidgs,
 liidgeheld.Narth salem road, Grad ing has commenced hut no detaurs are necessary.
 HotehkissAille road, Work has commenced on this road but no de, lanrs are necessary,
 Greenwich, Post road, Sheet ss, phali under construction from Dis mond hill io Riverside, Traffic is moi being held up,
 barisn.nest road, Concrete road under construction, Traffic deiaurs al narien Center 10 Noraien Flats,
 Gnilford.sayhreok Post road. Con. crete heinz laid in sayhrook. Grad ing going on at saybrook and clin. ton,
 saybreok- Pratt street. Concrete road completed and open to traffic.
 Wesfbrnok Menunketsueh river bridge, Construction work under way. One way traffic over temper. ary bridge.
 seymour-RIadden river bridge com pleted and open 10 traffic.
 Westbrook- -Paichogue river bridge under construction on a cutoff. Traf- 1c uses the old road.
 Easton-sport Hill bridge under con- struction. Traffic using old bridge,
 oxford-Little River bridge under Temporary bridge Is provided while this work is going on.
 differentiation River bridge on 'hore road. Construction started buS .raffic using old bridge yet.
 Mansfield - Mansfield Depot road ] inder construction. Short section closed where asphalt is being applied; | letour posted.
 Mansheld-Mansfeld Four Corners 'torrs road, surfacing is being put town. Short detour through college 
 Groton--Raptist Hill. Construction york going on. Open to traffic.
 Groton--Groton-O Old Mystic road is impossible. Advise use of etour.
 Groton-Noank -Groton Long Point oad under construction. Travel from 'ort Hill should go to Noank via 'rook street and thence to Groton ,ong Point
 Putnam--Putnam- Willingly road un- CT construction. Open to traffic. are should be used at bridge where alf pavement is not laid.
 Pomfret-Abington road under con- ruction. Detour signs indicate best 'ute around this section.
 Pomfret-Murdock road under con. ruction. Open to traffic.
 Waterford-Pos road, concrete avement is being Had, detour plain : marked.
 East Lyme-section torn up on ost road. Concrete surfacing in lace but not open to traffic. Oly Lyme-Post road, concrete pave- ent being laid, passable. Through affic will avoid inconvenience if 1t flows the shore road from Lyme to
New Britain herald., 1924-08-15

MeesbFoksF's corner iu WatsTfTi as posted,
 hoRiA iiisrA0ra liaillme read under construction nei0uF posted oAer unlmpr0led read,
 salsmr sasi ilsddsm. Grading 0peT- siiens under way oR Norwich, Had lkms read, Section easi 0f Hartford New LandeR road impassahlei travel should use deiauF posted, Section Aesl of turnpike lerg rough but open la tTaHie,
 hroion'Maier street, Mystic, Grad, Ing being done, netouF posted,
New Britain herald., 1924-08-15
JELLyFisH srop SWIMMER

Hnsum. Germany, Ang.l5--Myriads Of iellyfish stirred from depth by a heavy sea. elnng to and stung Otto kemmerich SO severely that he had to ahondon an endurance swimming contest In tho North Sea of this place. After enduring agony for three and half hours he came ashore ex- hansted. and with his body badly swollen
New Britain herald., 1924-08-15
ASTRONOMER TO COMPLETE
 SKY MAP OF DOUBLE STARS
lRiIeFsiiF 0f alkhigan Seientist to Ga lo south AfFiea for His
 Mnrk,

Ana HarheE, Mich, Aus, is,-MaRr ping the heavens that look down upon the Land of the Southern Cross" to complete the list of double stars ths. swing out to the south of this cons tinent, is a task nr, W, ], Hussey of the University of Michigan expects to begin within a year,
 With other astronomers he has iist- ed the double stars of the north In the times he has been in the Southern
New Britain herald., 1924-08-15
Cheers Tor pastnr

Vineland. N. J.--People lined the sidewalks and checred as a yineland pastor and his wife drove by in their car on return trip from the sea- shore. Its just like our wedding trip" said the woman. When they returned home they found the pas tors blue and white bathing suit hanging from the rear of the car.
, 1924-12-03
ELK SLAUGHTER
WILL BE HEAVY

The slaughter of elk in the sec
lions close to Yellowstone park is in
full swing, according to reports of
hunters who have returned with
their yearly allowance within the
last day or two. Conditions are
Just right to make killing an easy
matter. with the elk coming down
from the park in search OF winter
feeding grounds.
There is only a few inches of
snow in the lower hills, ~plateaus
and valleys to which the elk are
swarming and neither horses or
sDowshoes are necessary. 1t is quite
common for a hunter to go into the
elk country around Jardine and
Gardiner and come out with an elk
the same day.
One hunter reported that on one
ranch near Jardine SO elk were
killed in one day and "a elk on
an adjacent ranch. Hunters are
going from all parts of the country
to secure the big fellows, with Bill
lings men getting their share. There
are thousands of elk in the section
and according to some sportsmer
the adventure of bringing down an
elk is about as thrilling as shooting
a cow. The season will be open
until December 20.-Billings Ga
xette.
, 1924-12-03
LOWER SAGE

Those enjoying Thanksgiving din
ner at the C. E. Hempstone home
were Mr.. and Mrs. o. l.. White and
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Horner and
children.
Mrs. Dorothy Trimmer accompan-
led her father and sister to the
coast, leaving Wednesday of last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. v. F. Rotter visited
at the W. A. Siddle home Tuesday
afternoon of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. N. Mcmillan en-
joyed Thanksgiving dinner and the
week end at the Frank Wilson home
on S%outhfork. Ellen Wilson re-
turned with them for a weeks visit.
Gladys and Erna Horner visited
with Mrs. v. F. Rotter Saturday.
Thanksgiving day being G.. A.
Wright's birthday, Mrs. Wright pre-
pared a turkey dinner for the dou-
BILE occasion. Their guests were Mr..
and Mrs. Miles Houseman of Cody
and Burdette Stech of Powell.
VIM. Felsheim and family ate
the holiday dinner with Mr.. and
Mrs. ". F. Rotter.
Mrs. Walter Bates and children
and Mrs. Jas. Milstead and children
called on Mrs. H. F. Bates Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frame of Beaver
were callers at the Dan Stall home
Sunday.
The lobe Borner family is NOV
ing this rec to the Ben NuckoIs
dairy farm east of town. They
have purchased the dairy COWS and
will take over the milk route.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mclaughlin were
visiting in the Greybull valley last
week.
Marmian Oberly ate Thanksgiving
dinner with his aunt, Mrs. H. F.
Bates.
The date for the Woman's Club
meeting has been changed to We'd
hesday, December 10. Remember
to bring your husbands and a gift
the grab bag.
Mr.. Nelson, the honey man from
Lowell, ate dinner at the Hemp
ranch on Wednesday of last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. L. White called
at the W. A. Siddle and Sam Stew
ardson homes Sunday.
lobe Borner and family ate din
ner with Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Lindsay
on Thanksgiving day.
Mrs. Stanley Quick and mother,
Mrs. Fisher, called on Mrs. Walter
Phelps Sunday.
The young people of the commun-
ity enjoyed a pleasant evening at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Black on Saturday.
Mike Dillon ate Thanksgiving din
ner at the John Mclaughlin home.
, 1924-12-03

Paint Checkers had a party al
Kneisley's home Thanksgiving eve
ming.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Brown, Mrs.
Say and A. M. Walters had Thanks.
giving dinner with the Nelson's,
Dave Good made a call on the
Mcknights and some Of his old
friends in u vicinity last week.
Geo. Baker and Fred Walters
are putting up a barn on Sheep
creek these days.
Paint creek hasn't the monopoly
Oh high winds any more. PIE =,
about Pat O'Hara and Blaine creek.
Sunday. December z, at eleven
O'Clock, there will be services at
the schoolhouse, if weather permits.
Everybody come and help sing!
Bryan Wogoman made a trip to
Cody last week, bringing in a load
of supplies for Bachelor Hail.
, 1924-12-03
PAT O'HARA


A brand new dry-farm baby girl
arrived at the home of Oscar
Thompson last Thursday. All con
cerned are doing nicely. Looks
like Oscar has a permanent job
now.
c. ]. Siggins came as far as the
Pat O'Hara schoolhouse for the
Sunlight and Paint Creek school
teachers, who are spending the
Thanksgiving holidays in Cody.
Willard and Harold Hogan were
in u neighborhood a couple of
days rounding up some of their
stock.
John Nelson was a Cody caller
last Monday.
Press Riddle has been in the
Cody vicinity trying to locate some
stray cattle.
Walter Alexander and Levi Sum
mers are resetting 8 miles of tel
ephone poles on the Big hill.
The Sunlight stage had a break
down going into the Basin last
week. Marjorie Green was a pas
senger to spend the holiday in the
hills.
, 1924-12-03
PAINT CREEK

Mr.. and Mrs. r. G.. Hopkins re-
turned from Thermopolis much i'm
proved in health.
Alvin Bosley returned from Chey-
enne feeling quite poorly, he hav-
ing stopped at Thermopolis and
taken a plunge in the hot springs.
He took a severe cold but recovered
sufficiently to eat his Thanksgiving
dinner with relish.
Margaret O'Donneil and school
gave a Thanksgiving program which
was a credit to the district, out
CHASING anything that has been
given heretofore, and those who
were. absent missed a genuine treat.
After the close of the program,
which lasted an hour, Miss O'Don-
nell entertained with several selec-
tons on the piano to the pleasure
of all.
Thanksgiving was duly observed
by the people of Paint creek in so
much as neighborly dinners. Frank
o'Donnell and wife of Billings were
guests of the children at the Har-
old O'Donnell ranch and Wilbur
Bunn's family at j. c.. Browns.
Chas. Davis at the Alvin Bosley's
and the B. L. Card family at the
W. G. Brough home.
Rev. D. l.. McCorkle came out
Sunday, but owing to the storm did
not hold services.
Art Braten spent Sunday with
his family.
c. 7. Parker, Harry Underwood
n Mr.. Wymer called on w. G..
Brough on their way from the Two
Dot to Chance on Thanksgiving day.
, 1924-12-03

r. Oliver helped G.. A. Kneisley
take the formers cattle to the
Adams ranch last Thursday. Mr..
Kneisley will winter the cattle for
Mr.. Oliver.
F. E. McGrew is taking census
IN Clarks fork.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. v. Posten were
over night guests with Mrs. Oliver
last Thursday on their way to the
Kneisley ranch.
G.. A. Kneisley and Jake Bevel-
hymer spent Wednesday night with
r. Oliver.
1. S. Bispham was a recent caller
at the Wright ranch.
John Stab called at the Poster
ranch last week.
Arne Olson spent the day with
R. L. Morton last Monday.
H. H. Ward and wife returned
Sunday from Powell where
they have been for some time.
, 1924-12-03
SOUTHPORT

y x - - II II n
Mrs. Lawrence Nordquist enter
tanned at a radio party Monday eve
ming. Those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Jay Blood and Norma, Mr.. and
Mrs. Evan Holman and Wilma, Mrs.
Philbin Orr, Herbert Krause, VIM.
Peterman and Owen Rector.
Miss Agnes Nelson began teaching
at Marquette No. 2 Monday. She
will fill Miss Irma Nordquist's place.
Miss Nordquist resigned when she
was elected county superintendent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Martin spent
Tuesday at the H. X. Barbee home.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. N. Mcmillan and
children and Miss Alice Wilson
came up Thursday to spend Thanks
giving at the Frank Wilson home.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Aldrich were
dinner guests Thursday at the B. C.
Holman home.
Walter Kepford made a trip to
his ranch Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Aldrich mo-
tored to Cody Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. N. Langworthy
and children were guests at the
w. j. Peterman home Thursday
evening. Allen Langworthy will
visit at the Peterman home until
Sunday.
w. S. Cash returned to Valley
Thursday after a weeks stay in
Cody.
Miss Stella Wallace spent Thanks
giving with her sister, Mrs. Perry
Snyder.
Mont G.. Jones was in town Wed
nesday, returning home Thursday
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. H. Larom were
Cody visitors Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Rains and
Pearl Jean, Roy Wagner, Leonard
and Cleo spent Thanksgiving day
with Mr.. and Mrs. Harry RACER.
Walter Peterman and ]. NJ.
Spaulding took dinner Wednesday
at the Evan Holman home.
LOST-Four dresses and pocket
book, between Ishawooa Community
hall and Ishawooa post office.
Finder please return to Mural
Spaulding. 1873?
A real Thanksgiving dinner was
given Thursday at the Community
building under the management of
the Ishawooa Ladies' Club. A large
crowd attended and the day was
greatly enjoyed. After the very
good program given in the evening
by Miss Della Ballard and pupils,
a dance, with Carl Downing furnish
ing the music, was greatly enioved
by all.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Blood and Nor
ma, Mrs. Philbin Orr and children
and Owen Rector took dinner Thurs
day at the Evan Holman home.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Mott were
shopping in Cody Tuesday.
Lawrence Wagner was a Cody
business visitor Tuesday.
Mrs. Philbin Orr and Mrs. Evan
Holman were shopping in Cody
Tuesday.
MI. and Mrs. Walter Petarman
, 1924-12-03
Crondall

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Martin Ranmael made a business
trip to Painter last week.
Mrs. Fred Wright and baby, Ell
eanor, returned home last week aft
er a delightful visit with her moth
er and sister in Idaho.
Mrs. F. e. McGrew spent Mon
day night the guest of Mrs. Sir
rine.
Arne Olson was a recent guest
at the Wright ranch.
Mrs. F. e. McGrew called on
Mrs. Oliver asst Saturday.
, 1924-12-03

Mrs. H. F. Bates and Mrs. w. E.
Bates called on Mrs. D. D. Stall
Sunday.
The. w. a. Siddle family helped
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Black eat their
Thanksgiving Turkey.
Callers at the Fred Ebert home
Sunday were Mr.. and Mrs. E. T.
Ebert, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. A. Ebert.
Mrs. l.. Ebert and o. E. Knight.
Joan and Kirby Homer spent
afternoon with Bethel and
Ted Ebert.
, 1924-12-03
Newlywed Joke No. 1

Eve lin the garden): Heavens.
Adam. what has caused that awful
rash on your back?"
Adam painfully: THAT new
shirt you made for me. dear, 1 do
wish you'd learn the difference be-
tween poison ivy and oak leaves"
, 1924-12-03

called at the Jas. Ewalt home Iu,s-
day afternoon.
Roy Wagner and Floyd Rains
were Cody business visitors Tues
day.
, 1924-12-03

FARM PROPERTY INSURANCE
Insure your farm property with
the Shoshone Farmers Mutual. See
G.. A. Holm. Agent, Cody. 4-15-25
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-08-07
Eleven Girls and Boys
Are jailed on Charges
OF Two Score Holdups

LOS ANGELES. Aug. Slight
youths and a trio of bob-haired girls,
all eleven under p years old. are in
custody here as bandit suspects. Po-
lice allege they participated in more
than forty holdups and robberies.
Including the robbery near here last
Friday of Betty Blythe, motion pic
ture actress, who lost several dia'
mond rings and fur.
The gang operated in an automo-
bile, officers say. the furs and jew
elry obtained going to the girl mem.
bers of the crowd while the money
paid the groups cabaret expenses
Jewelry and furs valued at $5,00S
were recovered
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-08-07
The Weather

Observation-Disclosures, gener-
ally fair in north and west, scat
tered thundershowers in southeast
portion.
Observation-Disclosures, scatter
ed showers, cooler in north and cen
trail portions.
OKLAHOMA. = Thursday, part
cloudy.
EAST TEXAS-Thursday, gener-
ally fair.
WEST TEXAS.-Thursday, part.
ly cloudy; cooler in the Panhandle
Wednesday.
VIRGINIA. - Thursday, local
thundershowers and cooler.
NORTH CAROLINA. SOUTH
CAROLINA AND GEORGIA. -
Thursday, partly cloudy, probably
scattered thundershowers
FLORIDA AND EXTREME.
NORTHWEST FLORIDA-Partly
cloudy, with scattered Thunderstorm,
ers Thursday.
ALABAMA AND MISSISSIPPI
Thursday, parity cloudy; probably
local thundershowers; not so warm
in north portion.
TENNESSEE locd
thunderShowers and cooler.
KENTUCKY. = Thursday. prob
ably fair and cooler.