davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Laurel outlook., 1950-05-10

CALLING ALL INVENTORS!
That is the invitation to Montana's
inventors to submit their ideas for
development in the Montana In
dustrial Laboratory. p. S. Goan,
Billings, chairman of the industrial
division of the Montana Chamber
of Commerce, announced the lab
oratory is to expand and establish
the industries of Montana by plac-
ing inventions with manufacturers.
The Montana Industrial Labora-
tory is a non-profit corporation,
supported by the businessmen of
the state, which contracts with in
ventors for development work. An
advisory committee has been es-
tablished for consultation on indi-
vidual problems and to pass on the
merit of ideas to be developed.
Work is done by a capable in
ventor-mechanic in Montana In
dustrial Laboratory at Helena.
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Christmas slam

The Pacific's largest atoll Gland
area, 1874 square miles, is Christ
mas island, a member of the so
called Line islands south of
Hawaii. It's discovery by the Brit
ish Captain James Cook on Christ
mas eve, 1777, accounts for its
festive-sounding name.
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The laboratory is Incorporated to
render a public service to the de-
velopment of Montana. All prof.
ects are handled on a confidential
basis, and every effort will be
made to protect the inventors
rights to his ideas.
1t is suggested that the inventor
contact the laboratory before he
carries on expensive experimental
and patent procedures to fully uti-
lie the assistance offered. Write
to A. f. Williamson, industrial en-
gineer, Montana Chamber of
Commerce, Helena, for further in
formation.
All Montana inventors are urged
to submit their ideas for approval.
In many cases, an examination by
others will show the inventor that
his idea is not practical from a
mechanical or economical stand
point.
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Livable Room

In an inviting and delightful liv-
ing room, walls and woodwork
were painted a cool, cucumber
green which gave a beautiful set
ting to upholstery and drapery fab
RIGS combining old red, smoke
blue and off-white. The fug was
a deeper tone of the wall coloring.
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newspaper of Yellowstone County,
Montana. on May 10th. 1850.
BOARD OF COUNTY
COMMISSIONERS OF
YELLOWSTONE COUNTY,
MONTANA
By Ben B. Hagerman,
Chairman.
ATTEST: Earle Knight,
County Clerk and Recorder.
(SEAL)
First Pub. May 10, 1950-1t)
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First Eye

The human eye, often called
mans greatest natural treasure,
is the result of untold cons of de-
velopment. The jellyfish and the
first "eye" on earth-a cluster Of
cells sensitive only to light. The
starfish had the first "eye-socket,"
the snail the first cornea, and the
turtle the first iris. The alligator
had the first flexible Lens.
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MAY CHICK prices down 2O%
All orders for so or more chicks
to be Matched in May, from this
date, april 27) will be booked at
the 20%6 discount. The S. o. S.
Hatchery Co.. Box SOC, Column
bus, Montana. 5-3-4t
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NOTICE

NOTICE
All classified ads to appear in this
column must be paid for in adj
n unless you have a charge &C
count.
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High single game-Fink, 1876.
High series-Fink, 487.
Second Three Games
Eagles Aux. 778 1872 792-23O2
Laird Radio 729 71S 733-219O
High single game-Fink, 1876.
High series-Fink, 524.
All spare game by Fink, 1876.
National League
Eagles No. l.. 784 755 S55-2394
PIX City Legion 819 8O7 724-235O
V. F. w. 1872 TAP 738-2362
Round House TAP TAT 789-2278
Marshall Wells TOP 731 74O-2173
Bice Truck sos TIT 699-2171
Kiwanis 700 STA 690-2064
Eagles No. 2 forfeit.
High team series-Eagles No. 1,
1894.
High team game-V. F. W., 1872.
High individual series-Eiseman,
SIG.
High individual gained. Schei-
decker, 220.
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FOR A

1947 Int. %-ton Pickup, $4,000 ac-
tual miles.
1941 Int. KS. stock rack. good
used truck with lots of trouble
free miles left.
1941 Pontiac sedan, completely re-
built and guaranteed.
Lots of good fishing cars and
many other cars and trucks.
Go in business for yourself with
a good used Chev. dump truck,
very good condition, high torque
engine, 2-speed rear end, st.
Paul hoist and box.
1941 Ford coupe, visor, radio, heat
er. 2 spot lights, very good used
car.
1913 Black Plymouth tudor, like
new.
GREENING
CHEVROLET co.
305 West Main st. Phone 4S
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Golden Horn

The Golden Horn, renowned In
let of the Sea Of Marmara at Is
tanbul, was SO named for the
wealth of its fisheries.
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FOR SALE-Lots for home sites,
sewer, water. and clear title
furnished. Herman Schessler,
phone 446. LIFT
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HAVE REOPENED my nursery
for the summer. have license for
child care hour, week or month.
Phone 1881 for appointment. 1t
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Laurel Outlook
WANT ADS
Where Opportunity Knocks

FOR SALE-195O Pan American
trailer house. See at Riverside
Park, Laurel. 1tp
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PARKING LOT. Hourly,
daily or monthly rates. 9th at
4th ave. N. Billings, Mont.
5-3-3tp
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WANTED-Dead and disabled ami
mails, picked up free of charge.
Billings Rendering Co., Phone
$40, Billings. 1-4-tf
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High single game-Fink, 1876.
High series-Fink, 487.
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FOR SALE-Weaner pigs. p mi.
N. of Laurel. Phone 387-W.
Glenn Reynolds. 5-3-2tp
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-06
Capital Squirrels Consider
Ban On Their Country Kin
lP Photos

BY EDWARD SIMS The Citizens Washington Correspondent
WASHINGTONts the last call for making oesqucentennial
plans
The "Sesqui Washingons celebration the 150th ami
versary of being made the national capital!
Hotel clerks they already booked the HIT Just
few left and planning
onCongress appropriated millions itmake
your plans bring trailer to sleep in.
This the anniversary yearl950and the celebrating begins
April Is The Cherry Blossoms will probably their
fu the 18TH They didn't make their bow
annual Cherry Blossom Festival thus the opening Ssq
will feature the blossoms Nothing could be appropriate
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-06
Young Macarthur
Has Never Been
In United States

: TOKYO. - up. Technically.
I2-year-old Arthur Macarthur is
an American boy. His father is
one of the most celebrated of
American generals. His mother is
an American citizen. But Arthur
is one of the most interested visi-
tors at the American fair in
Osaka. This fair displays replicas
of the New. York skyline, the
Chicago lake front, the White
House and other famous bits of
Americana. Arthur Macarthur
has never seen any of these
things. He was born in Manila
in 1888, when his father was run
ming the Philippines army. When
Arthur Wos two, the family NOV
ed to Melbourne, Australia. And
finally, Tokyo. AT age II, this
American boy has never been
in America.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-06
ISRAEL HAS FARM AID

LIBERALS, Israel.-(Pl.-The
Israeli government is being asked
to loan $3.50, 600 to owners of
banana plantations and vegetable
growers in he Galilee district.
The growers were hard-hit by
the ecord-breaking snowstorms
and cold wave which affected the
Tiberias area and all of Israel
early in February.
TIE banana plantation owners
estimated their losses alone at
over 100000. Many banana
trees were destroyed by strong
wind end snowstorms. The to-
mato, potato and vegetable crops
generally were wiped out, caus-
ing a severe shortage of such
commodities in tn e Isra eli
market.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-06
.Stubby Travels
Many Miles To
Be With Della

COLORADO SPRINGS. Colo.
-tP).-Della Shaw can't talk.
Neither can Stubby. But what
could words adj to the look on
Della's face and the wagging of
Stubby'S tail?
1t was two years ago that Della
moved from Colorado Springs to
Indianapolis. She's an invalid,
can't speak, she moved with her
granddaddv, Harry Mckenzie. and
her grandma. The family. and
Stubby. STAYED in Indianapolis for
four months and then decided to
return to Colorado.
But somewhere between In
dianapolis and Decatur, Illinois,
StubbY jumped out of a moving
truck. He was missed at Decatur
But searching for a needle in the
haystack might be easier than
looking for. dog between In
dianapolis and Decatur, anyway,
particular pooeh named Stubby
But the McKinzies tried. tried
hard. Because Stubby was Della's
pet. Several times there were hot
leads. They always froze.
Well, back in Colorado Springs,
the McKinzie's and Della never
quite gave up hope
And now they knew why. It
was last week one day that Nc
Kinzie happened past a house he
used TO live in. End there was
pooch on the. sidewalk. a
mighty sad looking dog this was.
His hide was disheveled. He was
dirty. He was hungry. His foot
pads were swollen. But McKin-
zie recognized the pooch and
shouted "Stubby"
Well. the six-year-old mongrel
was tired after trudging 1000
miles back home. But he made
one last sprint into McKinzie's
arms. From there. it was a short
ride home to Della where Stubby
gets treated like royal dogdom
now. three cans of dog food day,
lots of sleep, and the constant
company of l5-year-old Della
Shaw.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-06

IAA DAAA(1dlS SdS-
The big l50-year celebration
this spring and summer, until
fall. will feature a midway, ex-
hibits, band concerts, various
demonstrations, and all the his
torical and governmental sights
to be found in Washington. One
of the main features will be the
Districts squirrels. They have
been looking forward to the
record peanut tonnage which
will be thrown their way.
One of the worries facing the
Sesqui anniversary squirrel cele-
bration subcommittee however,
is that nearby country squirrels
may attempt to horn in on the
act, Once before such an influx
occurred, and dissension among
the two groups caused some
concern among the better SPUR
rels.
To avoid just such situation,
a group CT patriotic squirrels
have bound themselves together
in the District Squirrel Nut
Congress. Some doubt arose over
the name of the association,
since visitors might confuse the
two with Congressman in Wash
ington. But one leading squirrel
pointedout that regular Congress
sional members didn't have buShy
tails. A minority group, holding
that Congressman did have some
thing of The sort, was voted
down
The association agreed to do
everything possible to keep out
nearby country squirrels. But
they are so healthy and strong
it is hard job. physically, for
city squirrels. Members explain
ed that while nuts were more
plentiful in Washington than
anywhere else. so were squir-
relS. These squirrels represent
ing the Capitol lawn have the
best area, it was agreed. Even
if the tourists don't visit the
Capitol, there are plenty of nuts
about. while Congress is in SEES
sion. So the squirrels say, any
how.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-06

Scheming villain if ever there
. was one, and DOROTHY RAY
MER twho data will emote as
/ the Cuban patriot, SONORA
MARIA TERESA AGUILLAR,
, who has a penchant for SNUG
Cling shootin' irons to her COM
patriots over the water.
The love interest centers about
SOLITA. the senora's pretty
niece, who is also inclined to lean
bit toward gun running when
she is not leaning on her hand
some lieutenant's shoulder. LEE
POLLOCK, star of Laura. win
/ lend her charms to this romantic
role.
COMMANDER BYRNS, who
authored "The Filibusters" an
historically correct drama of KEY
WEST in the late COS, will por-
tray the role of CAPTAIN J. A.
SMITH. who has a devil of a
! time with smHgglers, the Army
, and the Secretary of State.
There are thirty some other
roles to be cast. so Clark is
drinking more coffee than usual
these days.
Well, from now until the tense
cry of CURTAIN, things are
going to be pretty lively around
the Barn Theatre.
X x x
MARY LASSWELL, Texas
born authoress of "SUDS IN
YOUR EYE" and HIGH TIME. .
has come up with another hilari-
Gus book. 'ONE ON THE
HOUSE,
Mary VIII be in KEY WEST in
not too many days.
~ X n X
That was movie star LOUISE
ALBRITTON and the famed
commentators an d newsman
CHARLES COLLINSWOOD you
noted launching at the SUN AND
SAND, with friends.
\ =
There's nothing to the rumor,
chums, that KEEL SEWARD is
selling his club to a syndicate.
4 r
TIL e Lady-with-the -flower-in-
her-ear and old ugly me are off
to the Officers Club tonight to
play a bit Of Bingo with BETTY
and BOB SIMPSON.
Every time / hear their name
/ remember an old soap opera !
used to have TO de- cat-in COM
tnercials ON. called sGoing
Through Life With Betty and
Bob
X 4 4
If you believe in Spiritualism,
those flying saueers might be
Dear Aunt Agatha hurting celes-
tial crokery at poor Uncle Nor
timer again.
X 4 X
Cupid IS honing his darts fol
June weddings. but some. couples
are jumping the gun for some
May middle -aisling, not to men
ton April!
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-06
Eastern Eggs
Catch Fire
And Burn
pfr,rCp1rpCu

PITTSBURGH. - up. - The
Kitchen at the back of the store
was so crowded that confectioner
Gus Paris could barely move.
Every time he took step, he
bumped into eggs, Chocolate Eas-
ter eggs.
Gus looked proudly at his work,
then got back to work. He started
to prepare some sugar for filling
more eggs. And then it happened:
A kettle slipped. The sugar
caught fire. Eggs started to blaze.
Well, before Gus or the Fire
Department could do much about
it, 1000 one-pound chocolate Eas-
ter eggs had gone up in Smoke.
Can't exactly blame CONNECTION
er Paris for being Gloomy Gus
today.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-06
Car Is Wrecked.
Sailors, Marines
Not Injured

NEWPORT. R, I.-(P.-Luck
rode along with a carload of sail
ors and Marines in the early
morning hours Friday at New
port. Something went wrong, and
the car left the road. 1t ripped up
100 feet of fencing. And it wound
UP against lamp post The top
of this pole fell on the car and
Dashed it in, but good. The four
sailors and Marines emerged from
the wreckage more or less I'M
scratched.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-06
PAGE MN

elephant-one of the stars of Ia
Ringing circus. She was Ia
stable mate of the late Dolly. va
was executed recently for KILN
a SchoolbOy. {
When it came time to boar
the train for the. north, Mimi
refused to enter her cage. s
She wanted Dolly.
1t took a hard-pulling tractu
and three Judas elephants to &c
Minnie into the car.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-06
No Substance
That Prevents
Badness

CHICAGO. - CPl. - The new
wonder drugs are wonderful
but still no fountain of youth.
The American Medical Associa-
ton says there's no truth in ru-
mors that a substance has been
found which will prevent your
hair from turning grey.
The story got around when
something called pantothenic acid
prevented laboratory rats from
going. grey 1t was fine for the
rats but it doesn't work on peo-
pie. So if your hairs turning
grey. just be happy you've got
hair to turn. Turn TO another
page of the ANA Journal and
you'll find there's no cure for
badness either.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-06

am not the man to point the
niger OF scorn at the boys in the
ae-composlng room of any news
paper, but there are times when
one must apologize to the read
ing public. When one must
apologize to the reading public
the fall guy" is always the man
IN the composing room. or the
proof reader, or anybody who is
handy Remember this, NO RE-
PORTER OR COLUMNIST OR
EDITORIAL WRITER EVER
MAKES A MISTAKE,
-. WE'LL, HARDLY EVER
So the other day / write, in
THE FILIBUSTER', great big
JACK CLARK draws the tough
est directing ASSIGNMENT of
the season. 1t comes out tough
est directing ASSISTANCE!
Well, Heavens to Betsy, if the
outgoing buSses had not been So
crowded | swear / would have
left town. You see, am the as
sistant director (by appointment
and let us hope I am not going to
go about giving tough assistance
to my good friend Jack.
1t takes a number of people
besides actors and actresses to
produce j play. and these people
generally work as hard, if not
harder, thsn members of the cast.
But they do not get any glory.
They are as apt to wind up
with ulcers by opening night as
the leading man or director. And
like the man in the composing
room, they get blamed for any
thing that might go awry.
Clark appointed me as assist
ant director because a director
has to have some one around to
bawl the devil out of when things
get into a tizzy, and it is not a
good idea to bawl out characters
in the cast.
Jack gathered about him a
mighty efficient group of be
hind-the-scenes" workers before
any of the cast was selected. For
stage managers land THAT is a
tough ass gnment) he selected
GEORGE and MICKEY RENNA.
That grand couple who own the
SOUTHWINB MOTEL. BURT
GARRETT, as art director, win
be assisted by BOWMAN CUT
TER. while GUY CARLETON
and EMILY GODDARD with
the twinkling eyesl will aid and
abet talented EVERETT WINTER
in the matter of stage settings.
OLIVE BOND, ANN CARLE-
TON. HELEN CUTTER and
EMILY GODDARD viii work
together on costumes and re-
search, and properties will be in
the hands of ANN CARLETON,
MRS. BAILLOD and BILL HAM
HTON. The nerve racking task
of prompter goes to vivacious
HELEN tHelicopter) BEREZOV-
SKY Publicity will be plastered
hither and yon by JAMES MUIR
PLY and two dopes named MR.
and MRS. c. DUERKES.
1 guess in the long run the
most important thing in show
business is the old b. o. (box
office, that it, and if there is any
one around who has keener
eve for figures than COMMAND-
Err LEE GODDARD. we haven't
met him vet. So Lee will handle
the take" and worry about those
S. r. o. placards.
Programmes will be printed by
THE ARTMAN PRESS. a busy
little establishment about two
points starboard of the SOUTH
ERNMOST CORNER.
Casting has not been eomplet-
ed as yet. but BILL DICKERSON.
one of the Barns ''old reliables'
has a stranglehold on the part OF
SENIOR FERNANDEZ, a nasty
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-06
Tractor Needed
TOCet Elephant
Into Freight Car

SARASOTA. Fla.-(R1.-When
an elephant does not want to
move, life can be tough in the
circus.
This story concerns Minnie the
The Valley settler., 1950-04-28

 
 !
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-04-01

Il had indigestion, gas on the
stomach. bloating and was so ner-
vous and run down that ! could not
digest my food properly" said Mr..
Gallon. Since taking HADACOL
these troubles have left me. and I'm
feeling wonderful. I work every day
just like old times"
Mrs. Gallon had been In fed for
three years aI.d heard that HADA-
COL would supply the necessary
Vitamins and Minerals in which she
was deficient. She suffered digcs-
tive disturbances, her stomach Was
bloated and she could not digest her
food.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-04-01

If you have tried all the medicines
under the sun. give this wonderful
preparation trial. Don't go Oh suf-
fering. Don't be miserable.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gallon are just two
Of the many HADACoL users-two
Of the countless thousands who
found relief through HADACOL.
Many persons who have suffered
and waited and hoped fCr 10 To 20
years or even longer. are able To live
again because HADACOL supplied
the r Vitamins and Minerals which
their systems needed. BE fair to your.
self. Give HADACOL a trial. Get a
bottle at your drug store today.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-04-01
Back On Their Jobs Once
Again And Feeling Fine
Thanks to HADACOL

Since taking HADACOL. my
troubles have vanished" said Mrs.
Gallon. II have so much energy and
pep that l do, all my own house
work and operate my confectionery
store. feel that owe this all To
HADACOL recommends HADA-
COL to all of my friends"
HADACOL contains no drugs, no
oils, no narcotics only Mother
Natures nutritional elements five
b Vitamins and four of the most
important Minerals No matter where
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-04-01

4Sth st. within few weeks. The
prop. is a local Pharmacist Mr..
and Mrs. Curtis Young (she's Louise
Thomas) are threeing. It's 6 Id.
IL and thre-quarter once baby girl.
born Tuesday. March % in the
Christian Hospital. Portia Louise Is
the name Darnelle Donnie)
Scott is now the proud mother of a
fine baby boy. born March 3. at the
Christian hosp. Elliott is the name.
CHARLIE COBB and CleOra Stir
rup are now Mr.. and Mrs. The we'd
ing was done March % at Trinity
w. NJ. Church The poor sports.
manship displayed by the students
of BTW following the announcement
of the results OF the Elks' Annual
Oratorical Contest Monday was not
at all what one should witness at
such an august institution. Dear
God: Help them to be sports in this
little game Of life ! The nation.
ally known spiritual and gospel art.
tists-The Soul Stirrers that APP
peared here last week are making
their first waxen, Bye and Bye"
part one and two.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-04-01

Mr.. Jim Gallon, 1906 Bell Street,
Houston, Texas, and his wife. Mrs.
Olivia Gallon, are both back on their
jobs and feeling fine but they didn't
think 1t was possible until they
heard the blessed news about HAD
ACOL.
Mr.. Gallon works in the salvage
department OF Houston oil comp
any and his wife operates a we'll
known confectionery store. Ill
health beset both of them at about
the same time and things looked bad
for the family.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-04-01

THE PLACING of stop light on
62nd st. and 18th ave. rates nod
of approval from this corner
The Douglas Primary presentation
of Mrs. Isabelle Blue and Charlotte
Ellison was highly praised. Our
notebook has nothing but praise
or these two great artists :.
Last weekend the Press Box was
glad to see so many Key Westers
around town. 1t was the Regular
Fellows excursion time, but I'm bet
ding those Brooklyn Buns were the
drawing card.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-04-01

find two top band personalities on
the main strip when Mr.. Cleanhead
Vlnson and mis- outfit graces the
at the Rockland. While
the Dt. Elks are giving Miamians
their first personal appearance Of
that ivory tickler-Joe Hunter. It's
to be a big week for the dance fans
on the main stem.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-04-01

Mrs. Cleola Britt of New York
City is spending a week with her
sister and brother-in-law. Mr.. a nd
Mrs. Joe Riley. 1861 NV 10th St.
and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Lott, 1017
NV 18th ave.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-04-01

Mr.. and Mrs. William v. McCrak.
en- Of Atlantic City, N. j. and Mrs.
Parker T. Johnson Of Wildwood,
N. j. are vacationing in the city at
the Mary Elizabeth hotel.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-04-01

Ellis A. Ager, science teacher of
Richardson high school of Lake CITY
visited his mother for the weekend.
He was accepted for the Universito
of Wisconsin where he will work on
his M. ID.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-04-01

LITTLE PATRICIA Beeman cele-
brated her. birthday Monday. March
20 The Conklins now operate
the Liberty City Sandwich Store and
soda bar in the Liberty Theatre bldg.
on 18th -. Brown is to have
complete drug store on 9th ave. q
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-04-01

w. o. Jones who is S. b. G PC,
stationed in Jacksonville was visit
ing his mother. Mrs. Strachan Of
1919 NV 63rd st. last week.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-04-01

THE SCHENLEY'S Popular Bar
tenders contest continue to create
lot of interest. Votes for your IA
vorite mixer may be purchased from
any of the local bartenders. This is
another Nursery Benefit Rob-
inson, Newcombe, Campanella and
other Dodger stars will be on hand
Sunday at Harlem Square to greet
local fans. This affair is being stag
ed by Chic Young of Southern Lii
quors in behalf of the Dunbar
Nursery Sunday, April 16 will