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Gold in Colorado was found
near Central City in 1859.
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129 S. Central SP 3-4922
SILVER DOLLAR STAMPS
CREDIT GLADLY
Roy Picard
Certified Master Watchmaker
CPOSSWOPn PTI7ZLE
Firm's Pen-Tester
Always Writing
Fort Madison, la. - They
call Miss Irene Williams the
"pepetual penwoman." l!very
working day for the past eight
years she's put 7,000 words
and figures down on paper.
In her job of testing Shaef
fer Pen company's fountain
pens, ballpoints and mechani
cal pencils the marathon writ
er pours the words onto paper,
then reports on the effects of
her testing.
"Although the firm has
banks of writing machines
that turn out millions of
slants and ovals monthly" she
explained, "only human hand
writing can provide full infor
mation. "I look for the effects of
hand temperature changes,
sudden reversals, different
hand pressures and inconsist
ent motion that pencils and
pens meet in consumer use."
Though she's penned
enough words to make more
than 30 copies of "Gone With
the Wind," Miss Williams has
no inclination to become an
author. Her hobby? Letter
writing to friends and relatives.
Church Gets Present
From Mystery Donor
Chula Vista, Calif. -The
pastor of the First Congrega
tional church received a
pleasant surprise from a $900
contribution in the Sunday
collection plate.
Nine $100 bills were in an
envelope marked "for the
building fund."
Tli ere was no clue to the
donor.
Wall Street
Chatter
New York - (UPD - There are
indications aplenty that divi
dend actions in 1960 will
again be predominantly on
the favorable side, reports
Standard & Poor's Corp.
The big investment and ad
visory organization points out
that 1,186 companies in
creased their payments last
year and 238 resumed divi
dens, against only 610 and
176 in recession-ridden 1958.
At the same time, the num
ber of casualties dropped
sharply, the statistical agency
notes. "Only 98 corporations
reduced payments against 436
in 1958, while the number of
omissions fell to 117 from
302. Extras rose to 1,419 from
1,231."
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Inside Wall Street, publica
tion of Investor's Union,
would take profits in Cenco,
accumulate Copeland Refrig
eration and sell Kexall.
Van Alstyne, Noel & Co.,
looks for the market to go fur
ther into top territory after
some minor consolidation.
COMMON CROP
Washington - Cabbage
grows in most places but
chiefly in the temperate
zones.
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To Move Dogs South
A certificate from a licens
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bies vaccination has been giv
en is required for each dog
moved into California, the
Jackson county extension
service has announced.
The California department
of public health requires the
cetificate, which must state
the dog has been vaccinated
for rabies within 24 hours of
importation, the service said.
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