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FEBRUARY 23, 1930.
IDENTITY OF SLAYER OF BABY IS UNSOLVED
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Sheriff Love Kimbrough and County Attorney Evans Adkl**; have just returned after making an intensive two-day search and state that this is one of the most gruesome cases of foul play in local criminal annals.
The body had apparently been in the water for two or three days befort it was discovered by Johnny Jones of the Milburn community.
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GOOSE HAS FOUR. WIXCS.
VICTORIA. Tex., Feb. 22.—A 1‘1-pound goose with a double set of wings is the freak in possession oC Joe Montag, well-known poultry dealer of this city. Montag pur*