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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1943-07-29
POINT RATION
CHANGES GIVEN
New Fuel Oil Coupons to be
Mailed to Householders
Next Week.

Blue food stamps lettered r, s and
T in war ration book 2 viii become
valid Sunday and viii remain good for
canned and processed foods until Sept
z, the OPA announces. Stamps N, P
and q. now In use. win continue TO
be valid until Aug. z.
Red stamp T, first Of the new series
became disable Monday and VIII remain
so until Aug. 81 Red stamp q is good
from Aug. l through Aug. 81; red
stamp v, Aug. 8-31, and red stamp W.
Aug. 1881. Red stamps P, @. r and
s, now in effect, expire Saturday.
Beginning Aug. I butter win re-
quire 10 red points per pound in
stead of eight, the present value.
The local rationing office expects to
mail out the first Of the new fuel oil
coupon books next week, after find
ing that preparation Of the new IA
tons was more OF job than first ex-
pected.
Value of coupons No. In the new
book has been set at 10 gallons each
from July I through Jan. 4, 1914
Coupons No. In the old book may
be used until Sept. 30, and each cou-
pom Is good for II gallons.
The expiration date for coupons No
Z In the new A gasoline book has been
set for Sept. q. Each coupon Is good
for four gallons.
Housewives can use canning sugar
stamps Is and Is in book l, each good
for five pounds Of sugar, until Oct
81. Stamp No. Is. good for five pounds
OF sugar for household use, expires on
Aug. Is.
Coffee stamp No. q in book l, good
for one pound. is valid through Aug
II. Shoe stamp No. Is In book I VIII
purchase one pair through Oct. 81
The stamp may be exchanged among
members of family.
c gasoline book holders must have
their next tire expection by Aug. 81; A
book holders, by Sept. 30. and 3 boob
holders. by Oct. 81.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1943-07-29
KUN IN BRITAIN.
HREM RELEASED
FROM HOSPITAL

Pfc. Vincent c. Hren has been re-
leased from the hospital somewhere in
the North American area, according
to information sent local relatives by
the war department.
Private Hren was recently wounded
in action. He is believed to have taken
part in the conquest of Attu in the
Aleutians.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1943-07-29
This makes a total Of four new
members to be named.
Regional Forest Service
Officials on Tour Here

Two forest service officials from the
region nine office in Milwaukee were
here the first Of this week.
They are Herbert E. Ochsner, as
sistant in charge Of timber manage
ment for the region, and Harvey j
MacAloney, in charge of insect con-
troll. They were accompanied by Clair
Hendee, Duluth, supervisor of the
Superior National Forest.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1943-07-29
Charter Appointments Up to City
TRANSFER GORDON,
NO PATROLMANH HERE

Sgt. Harry Gordon, customs patrol
man stationed here for two years, has
been transferred to Crosby, N. D., leav-
ing Wednesday.
This leaves Ely temporarily without
a patrolman, but it is understood that
the position will be filled within a
short time. Patrolman Harry Brady
was recently transferred to Sweet
grass, Mont.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1943-07-29
You Printed Your Names,
Ration Clerks Thankful

While many passenger car owners
in applying for the new gasoline "a
ton book did not give complete in
formation, there was one request that
was followed by nearly all of them.
This was that the applicant PRINT
his name. Practically every name was
easily read, greatly assisting IN COM
plotting the applications, the local war
price and rationing office states.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1943-07-29
BOARD TO NAME
H. S. PRINCIPAL

The school board has a special meet
ing scheduled for tonight at which
principal for Memorial high school viii
be named, The Miner is informed
A considerable number of applica-
tons for the position are reported to
be on file.
The board will also open bids on a
new motor for a school bus.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1943-07-29
PLAYGROUND
PICNIC AUG. Is

The annual playground picnic spon-
sored by the recreation department
has been set for Sunday, Aug. Is, at
Whiteside park, according to an an
nouncement by Stanley Modin, direc-
tor of the department.
There viii be a program OF races
and sports for the youngsters of the
city, and the Lincoln and Whiteside
teams will play for the junior softban
championship.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1943-07-29
Council Should Ask Judges
to Fill Vacancies on
Commission.

The city council should ask
the judges of the 18th judicial
district to fill the vacancies on
the charter commission, &C
cording to information obtain
ed by The Miner on the pro-
cedure to be followed.
The commission should begin DELHI
erations without delay If action is to
be sought on charter amendments
at the next city election.
NJ ]. Murphy, named chairman OF
the commission at an organization
meeting conducted after its appoint
ment three years ago, said it was I'M
derstood at the time that the COM
mission must be in full membership in
order to consider revision of the city
charter.
According to information obtained
from Fred Ash, Duluth, clerk of the
district court, the following qualified
for membership on the commission
Murphy, John Porthan, Ernest w.
Hanson, Peter Schaefer, Dr. John E.
Thompson, Louis Champa, j. A. Roth
man, j. j. Call, A. j. Slabodnik, Mike
Somero, Matt Vertin, A. j. McMahan,
and Jos. Gerzin, Jr.
Two of the original Is resigned or
declined to serve, Ash said, leaving the
above Is members.
Of these Is, however, DR.. Thompson,
who was named secretary, moved from
the city, and McMahan is now en-
ployed in Chicago. Neither has sub
mitted a resignation.
This makes a total Of four new
members to be named.
Both Slabodnik and Gerzln are
members of the police civil service
commission, whose regulations prohibit
members from serving in any other
public office.
Membership in the charter commits
sion would not be construed as holding
another public office, The Miner is
informed.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1943-07-29
Use All of B, C Coupons
Before Seeking RenelUal

Holders of B and C supplemental ra-
lions for passenger cars and e and r
non-highway uses no longer are re-
quired to apply for renewal of their
ration at the date specified on the
cover of the coupon book, according
to the local war price and rationlng
office.
Holders of these supplemental ra-
tons may continue using their stamps
until they are exhausted, unless there
is change in the purpose and uses
to which the vehicle was put at the
time the stamps were issued.
The former expiration period is now
the earliest date at which renewal may
be made. Persons who run out OF
stamps before the renewal date are in
danger of going without.
KUN IN BRITAIN.
Cpl Edward Kun Is now stationed
~,
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1943-07-29
Can Apply for Ration
Book 3 After Aug. Is

Elyite who have not received ration
book 3 through the mails can apply
for the book after Aug. Is at the local
war price and rationing office Per-
sons who have not been sent ration
book 3 may have filled out the ap-
plication for it Improperly.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1943-07-29
Raymond Slogan EnIists
in II. s. Maritime Service

Raymond Slogan has enlisted in the
q. s. maritime service and is now in
training at Sheepshead Bay, Brooklyn,
N. Y, to man the cargo ships that
take war supplies to far-flung battle
fronts.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1943-07-29
NDUCT NEW MEMBERS.

Two veterans Of the present war
were indicted into the Ely post No.
2717, Veterans Of Foreign Wars. They
are Sgt. Fred j. Petric, who saw serv-
ice in North Africa with the medical
corps, and Petty Officer Second Glass
Louis Petrich, who has been on At
lantic convoy duty.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1943-07-29

reefs all activities during an air raid.
and explaining an air raid warden's
report Of bomb damage were SHOWN.
Following the meeting air raid
wardens were given practice problems
to report to the control center.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1943-07-29
ELYTTES MEET
SOMEWHERE IN AFRICA
WOULD BE SURPRISED"
TO MEET HOME TOWN BOY

Frank A. Glavan, seaman, first class,
writing from an undisclosed base in
North Africa, says, 1T sure would be
surprise to meet someone from home
I'm doing fine here but won't be happy
until I see good old Ely again. The
navy is doing a good job here"
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1943-07-29

EMPLOYED BY SIGNAL CORPS.
Miss Margaret McMahan is employed
by the army signal corps In Washing
ton, .. C..
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1943-07-29
PLANTATION GETS STORY.

A story on Ely's Servicemen's Plan
tation was carried in the July issue Of
the War Bulletin Service of the Ma
tionaI Recreation association.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1943-07-29
This
Occasion
A Few Observations on Matters
Material and Immaterial
by the Editor

When you read your nome paper
and swell with pride over the editors
euIogy on your civic, personal and ira
ternal accomplishments, you should
also thank your lucky stars that the
editor does not print all he knowns
about you. A newspaperman usually
finds out the details and then forgets
them until some inflated stuffed
shirt" becomes too loud for peace and
quietness. When the editor does let
go, there is usually fur Gn you call it
that flying and the years OF sunshine
and bush-wa he has dished out are
forgotten. That's why editors have
enemies.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1943-07-29

FRANK ERZAR, JR., was named
third district vice president OF the
Minnesota association Of the Loyal
Order of Moose at the state convention
conducted in Duluth last weekend
r. E. Corniea, South st. Paul, was
named association president. Brainerd
was given the 1914 convention. The
association met in this city year ago.
Mrs. Erzar was one of the speakers
at the conference of the Women OF
the Moose, at which Mrs. Frank
Strukel served as recording secretary
Mr.. Erzar is past governor and Mrs.
Erzar is graduate regent OF the Ely
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1943-07-29

the sand about is a nuisance at times.
We find this travelling about very in
teresting and educational, ana, with
our fingers crossed, we hope to see all
of you again soon."
Chester E. Jaru, an Eveleth filling
station operator, is in the same unit.
Doth Maxi and NARROWER were
wounded in the Tunisian campaign,
and Lobe submitted to an emergency
appendectomy. It is assumed from
Tanttaris letter that they all have
now recovered)
ELYTTES MEET
SOMEWHERE IN AFRICA
Had the surprise of my life when
7 met Pvt. Louis j. Pucel," says Pvt.
Lawrence Moravitz from somewhere in
North Africa.
1T gets very hot during the day and
at night it takes three blankets to
keep you warm" Private Moravitz
said Everything is nice and green
here now"
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1943-07-29

The county commissioners at a Re-
cent meeting shut down on the request
for settlement of back real estate taxes
and gave the prompt paying taxpayer
a break The board was acting on .
long list of unpaid back taxes with
penalty and interest abatement asked.
The list involved about $4,000 in pen
alties and interest. Those who cannot
pay have an opportunity to appear be-
fore the board and cite their circum-
stances and the reasons for non-pay-
ment, just as they had before the COM
missioners cracked down on the fell
low who can pay and VIII not. Here
tofore the delinquent has gone before
the board and made settlement IN
his own favor The board has been OF
the opinion that half loaf is better
than none" and it has become some
what of fad to wait few years and
then get the advantage OF the dis
count and a short settlement.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1943-07-29

The newspaper war now being
fought in Two Harbors puts US IN
mind Of our, as well as other, early
newspaper careers, when We fought
with penciD several competitors IN
what We believed a righteous battle
for existence How we made out is
indicated by the fact that we are still
here, thanks TO our friends. It is a
hard fight, especially when those on
one side Of the battle are the double
barreled" boys drawing taxpayers
money with perhaps several other
money-making schemes on the side,
against a lone mortal trying to make
a living. These feuds were common
Up to the beginning OF the century.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1943-07-29

When you hear one of these So TO
s12 day fellows tell how the business
man is getting all the formers money
and that he himself should be ex-
empted from the Red Cross and war
bond activities while the business man
+hould pay it all, tell this fellow TO
90 Jump in the lake. Under the war
conditions imposed upon him, the bus
hess man is a very much abused and
broke" individual In the first place
ne cannot get the goods to do business
with and his assets are on the shelf.
No sales, no stamps for requirements
and no profits for rent, overhead,
taxes and other expenses. Besides bus
mess is spending about one-tnird Of
its time making out government re-
ports and keeping their, and your, &C
counts straight. All red ink sales to-
day, if any, are being made to bus
mess men.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1943-07-29

The merchant who can keep his
head above water in these times is a
paragon, and should give his formula
to the less favored fellow man, and
tell him how he can give a grocery and
provision credit to some Of his Gus
toners to the extent of hundreds Of
dollars and still be able to keep 60
ing. The familiar impression prevails
that a customer who cannot pay his
monthly bill surely will make no effort
to pay a bill running into the hun
dreds. A year ago fellow noted for
unpaid accounts told us, Ely is good
cheap town. have lived here a year
without paying bills. When my mer-
chant asked me for money, simply
went to another merchant and this
fellow was so tickled to get the other
fellows customer that he ran me along
for several months" Cooperation EVIL
IDENTIFY is needed on the part of the
merchants to stop this sort Of high
bindery and give the paying customer
an opportunity to keep up his good
work and get his supplies Just a little
cheaper than the fellow who Is on the
books. The government with its 80
day payment plan and ceiling prices
is making an attempt to assist IN the
cooperation.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1943-07-29

The Miner would appreciate 1t II
the boys and girls in the service re-
Continued on Page Four)
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service there.
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Business Meeting
OF Church Society
Monday Afternoon

. meeting Ua W..
usas Society ~ Christian Ser
ess ol thf Etfat Meihksssst ehuseh
~ FcaRasls 8a hea m Sc
church pa on sl1s
nfsa
Daf3hR ere busln
MhAf ~a pfeiase 8VH 0Y HI
s s Lsiea Hlans wue
ed for q HamnaAgs ebie a. 81 he
oetoheg 81 afaa ie + Aa
dee aea ~ bold aH ia
fuE 81 thf ehtfrh oetohef h.
Observance 81 Ue sHaa
~ pfaYw ~ lhs tlA
UaamN tha stssdt
G A Carrier 49, rada @ fH
he1 asbieff. Daligt6 6Heak aa
A aois aaa 8ea lH carr lna a
lise program = AifHH
Peterson S + Nafaaa &
Dse = G Byrd sba + VI ~
mst Nnp ~ afH1Ei talks ex b
81 bow the eaeletY men
espanisa - aaga Sass 81 Coos
missions
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Birthday OF State
Congress OF Parents
Teachers Coming

TINT sfHfee1 Ig - TIE lepaal
taN 81 tbs M4sstHlpp CaugfeN
81 pafenis aud Fesetsam s.
afesn4luR uaa mofta aa8 n WfI.
y huuRi3 uBsefeea - tla
r. aeouia HlRh selHaai Paeal
Te6eluf Association a. 4 mfeslnE
October - n 3 > a. m ua
eeboai auditorium A aadtal Is
eitafh1n a. attend Is extsa1ae AIS
9tfe Nhp mag hi sntfHf ziea
IT. 0~basreaIses ~ tme sfHg
0ef0far ha ueen esaiRnaAa IS
Parent Tssehtf EuraIIm#n n
Mouf1t &iau speesai eHult NHl
r. maue e interest eaeh parent
HAVING rhildlfsu ~ srIasl age -
atfIiIate via tire Fanaf 1sashe
a aH8tluu 81 tlpr aH.tss. tha4f
hT anu e5el Btirua
Tn local faftt.i Ttaehet a
ctatpM 10 eaeh town ant eite
at bssiuR ueH pragfams oA the
utaa 81 the eumInuH8t3. Aftselak
the ~ramnaiiug 81 lueenlit aeiiH
aaeueN aud the building az -
heme standards
= zpEatal pfusfa8 aisHsr iHf
inae Mli hr given az fire 0ssialasI
i5th meeting
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Luceoole Speaker
Tells Rofori0ns OF
War Fund Drive


N
90 a
$40
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Caas iifst aiif0sd s oT.
ened - 1876
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Garter Wilson

a H
tsa ee Saturday eesufa SIS
mosn ~ Be tha On
te m =
5a 8 Cfts 81 IA
g 81
ioaaaa she et slns
cefeHaHy m Fha pteeae 81 :
a namAf - ffler ane r
ef,s ST ihe Wsn IND Garter
families
fn e s u
tf sse8ng uintAK m
wha eers hea1ufui9 aacufst
ea Hs aaasab an
sefaa Mm Jacob Loekafa
psa 20 Promise Nj ANA +
Lave Yo0 Tra4 sia Lsaenarn
Wedding March waa PLAYED a.
tae btlaal bafss entered the f
n usH Tne birdie va attnea
% 8 AaVsiy nHeY blue sllk lace
afe R8fh r. mafBm
ems ware aagaaHe 81 sweet
heaFt nUsfs M Carter and ma
a nan Waglaua Alaaa wore
dark huant suits with ahlse
hnuiaHie NfN Wavlarn al
ieu VINO attenaea the bride u
aIseaa IL . naVt blue hAk
After tte aereuaony hir ANA
AIls Carter ai3d lie gllasm 49,
poured e. tie Ginning rssHn where
q toul uerea cake topped 81 d
miniatare bride and gfoam. wa
euf b. lhc bflte assisted ~ fils
green Tps cake was theu served
Do TIE guests wttn sparkling
puafet The eoapls viii reside -
Nafu Iea9e at tire hame 81 tie
bfiae Everyone extends eougrst
u1attgna Hna hfst wixae t. III
and Ms Caftef
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-10-08

aef " Deuns s. ca nanaiae
tuners 81 lumhaf u < Meinula
= Go. drug store l. ) Dantaler
Lumber CO YeiioN plne humber
a HsumeI faaImarY. Meinnl
Bros groceries Va II Graham
general store & v Gauet
hiaeknuitb aud ws5ealmnRht.
knahe Cssh Store. genefal mser
cbandise Juin neApReIo ship
builder
Among tie portraits shown arc.
= + DeJsan Edmund Mitchell.
" p Hugha l. u Henick.
Geoaae r FlunU, e p Moore
ja7ae A MliIef A & Delmas.
Z = MaNeFs l. h Cax. Hufaee
Bloomfield O KAuaau a Blu
mea " II GtahamL J " Stew
art Wm Gssfne ana Chaflea
hsssie unif -. 81 Nilnm aa
n0N living aamelt Mainr l. +
Coz aWa lion lIulaeH Haaaniield
Se Transit Giufia Mundi
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IN MEMORIALS

~ loving memory uf EaEpE
faggafQs Y years. wno dlea ca.
toIer 4 1852
just ore wear ago yau left MS
ana ~ auf bea we aafaR
SILL
We cannot vet quite understand
"a.
But ~ know il Was G0is Nlll
besD loved ore nov We DE- mlss
Nnu
Il seems ~ one eaa ever know
For you were uua hahY.
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Mrs. ]. II. Thomns
Hostess At Dinner AT
L~ongfeHow House

Aman gtise several small ao
eisi affairs ia connection Nlua
tte neeeus launching ~ ihs S
Merlin ~ Ingalls, wsa q hanca
son al Nlich Mfa J II Thom
ID ~as hostess IT LonFlelioN
fiouse III honor ~ Mfs Dawn
P8ettie who rhriatenea the snip
the menabefs al her party
Covers were laid for Nj ptai
ue AiFa Walter HinshaW 81 Nes
York MfS Spencer beatt aue
OFT Lufae ~ Moea Point Mf
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-10-08
GIRL WANTS DEFENSE PLANT

Trinidad. Colo Thirteen year
old Annie Lou Mestas was per
tuHtsd because Trinidad had not
HHe aefegse plant 50 ste
H1ate "a Mr. Eleanor Roosevelt
ans kea what could b. done
Annie SAID she has had two -
plies from the White House FIRST
an acknowledgment and then =
second letter containing informa
ton about the requirements for
defense industries
Nov Annie has referred the
subject 70 Congressman j Edgar
Chenewefh Of Trinidad
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To Hold AHDcY
Meeting Observing
Week OF Prayer


81
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Meek q eamm
a
as
W = M fa fe
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IN HENoAIAn

lay na HHurf II utaF little
Jagae 4akis SanUA afl8
e4 0tolar \ lgs2
Yea SIRE ~ hAli nsf forgotten.
aaa aawa smother fss
d une aouFs II tfsiukA4s
Itsagttx - you are fo4epeF
NHaG
tf q sadness c0fue over us
Faends NAV think the wound
a. iH m
HAT haeY Attle knoW the s0rEaN
That lies within eur hearts
led
as.ffY missed hy Mother, DADDY
an8 Sisters
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Christian Service
Society To Hold
Rummdge Sale

Tie Woman society "a Chris
NsH Service - the FIRST MeiHa
aHf Church II R~aeagauis WlI.
Hald % fuHsmaEe ae IN up
y bf1en building sometime calI
80 thc Parcel Post building
azE ~ ot tne post oiliee on Paaea
aauia street II vii take pas
uzta9eT ID and is
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-10-08

Thag a agN aiAta % ttaa
car naake : great sfa m
1nfs Il the lle 81 I mat aalt alas.
h. siaf size s casfaansf s.
3houu hy d epf e Tee South
err Manufaef sn ntiFi#I
naaKaains shai wa fauafs pgte
bxnm be- AeN Orsnaf AIRS +
Pazkeft ha anee Is s COPS
al tne magazine aafe3 AaE4
less tsai eiifhfa hasEaN devoted
eaelu pei9 a. 1fsc Puff q Pas
eaeouia wheh Ire mag8xsns
SAWS. as composed of fs towns
Ct As Point NfaatAaR Essl
FaseaFnala sFa Nuaf ggu
a within s radius 81 ~ antics
s4taafed 81 81 near thn nssath 81.
Use ga4a flseg ~ 4ag sMa
sotHis Mississippi
~ Was Il explanation Wnat
k nov the Ciie VI pa3aKeuIa
Na ~ those days t* town 81
Scranton ard t g
tnoe 10 nessa amta1 ~ Hue
present Cltg II pamaR0al Tire
pflaelp4i hsfhsH where lnmb
fflip WeEt aasiss M 1T Horn
Island eighi ai ntuf miles ssaith
81 tie mainland 81 East Passes
foala Hers she iunsbsf ase tak
a. D. bsFges a1a llgfaN, Ansl
x1iipIeo ~ ot~ean-EoIffa vtsas
g. ~ parts II tie world The
naaEaaiIa states insf Il tia i've
mnuthk ending hoVeB4sf -
1879 ffs total ~ iu4eAen and
domestic shipments ffufu gi4s
Per o E2seagussia a%ua0lnted ~
72H4s va superficial fest xal0axi
a. Sc 8IGW Tine following year
uA expcrf ana auusile snip
maents of luulIeF was Hsefeossa
o. zz000 U)0 fsFs i wa moi
kong until sise Port Of Fateagoula
beesne the seeagsa largest ham
be- port ~ ths world being #
has beer ststed. aNneebsd oni, BY
Orange Tcxa Tners Nefs Their
nearly forty hsemilia cutting
iiHntef "a tbs srsa
TIE writer Of t.ie artlea states
that ths population uf Scranton
was z.U00ihe population ii ka
paasgoula nst being given lie
ssy ll.ai Scranton aale is al
ienee frum lg70 ths ssf Ia
winch ilse l. 4 n Railroad wa
bssilf from NeN Drean % No
biis Ihe ground through which
the 1 q y ran Anlo Scranton
VA owned bk tWa farmers kreta
sna IHGinas aad the t4sU prin
cipal avsnas II iine feN town
pan.aa for them lby aas 81 -
fenfhesl 81 MAS b. state0 here
that the nana anteas N8 abul
nhea q 1868 tle two mtnisips
itie . scranton AMI East GSoutn
P~aesEoaia heinF utefRed ml
tns ettN OF P-aseseulla. Nhieu
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al the road = Randall viet pres
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Nafa TIE editor 81 tae littff
maEsxlns complains u lht isck
Of 5 channel g. Horn ilana aS
ina fnsfe were giiv aleauE iUsu
leef 8g water usef the tar ~ the
mouth 81 the EIQeF Sc iaat ships
could not come mlU he ialrbof
Of Scranton But DE- stated uAsi
GunEfe has INSIDE an aiHsyHlent
81 &ll coo fUf tat Improvement
Of l4gs river aHa Horn Island
Pas whsch Haao - Rreai
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THIS apparently haas happened
E~aseaRoala uau has deep Watel
into fAs Gut and curing World
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-10-08
CARD or THANKS

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-10-08
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