Yesteryear

56 Years Ago

Body * And So They Say: Gisela Eckart: 'We are all going to have to pay more taxes when they scare everyone out of smoking and we have to make up what we get in cigarette tax revenue.
56 Years Ago

Looking Back

Body Stockton's fire and ambulance building had gotten a new facelift, with new paint, cable TV, and murals. The City wells were being upgraded with a new electrical system.
Looking Back

A Century In Review

Body * Mr. Williams, one of the drillers at the Bemis well, had a very severe accident last week when he was hit across the head by a piece of pipe.
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A Half Century Later—1976

Body * The flu, or variations of it, was hitting Plainville in full force. Reports from local schools and the Plainville Rural Hospital indicated that the bug was spreading.
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What Stocktonites Were Doing 90 Years Ago

Body The approach of spring and the unusually large amount of dust in the air on Sunday and Monday, no doubt, brought back many memories of last year's dust storms. Farmers, especially, are wondering if there will be a recurrence of soil blowing.
90 Years Ago

Looking Back

Body Nine-year-old Hope Smith donated her hair to Locks of Love. This nonprofit organization provides hairpieces to financially disadvantaged children with long-term medical hair loss due to any diagnosis.
Looking Back
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