Word: hayed
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Back in Maysville, Okla., Brother Arthur Post ran to and fro between town and farm with news of the Winnie Mae's progress, but the pilot's elderly parents were too busy with cutting hay on their 90-acre farm to drop their work. In a general way they were proud of Son Wiley, although "he didn't have our blessing when he started out in this flying business." But the simple fact of his safety meant more to them than the geography of Siberia...
...Florence and 40 other municipalities was set forth in Municipal Sanitation. Of the $218,000 Providence spent last year on garbage & rubbish, $142,000 was for collection. $73,000 for incineration. Among the collection costs were $107,000 in wages, $6,263 for gasoline, $4,450 for feed and hay, $1,104 for wagon repairing and horseshoeing. Incineration wages (cranemen, firemen, hoppermen et al.) totalled...
...Make Hay in Sixth...
After being put out in one-two-three order in the fifth, Harvard made hay in the sixth inning, rolling up six runs before the bewildered Rhode Island pitcher could collect himself. Sheldon started off by driving out a long fly which the Rhode Island outfielders failed to collect until the Harvard backstop had reached third. Mays was passed, taking second when Taylor tapped out an infield grounder. Taylor himself was safe, since the visiting first sacker took his foot off the bag in attempting the putout...
Aside from his naval and diplomatic achievements, King-Hall has managed to gain a considerable reputation as an author. As a historian and traveler his books on the war from the seaman's viewpoint, and on the far east have been well received. With Ian Hay, he wrote "The Middle Watch", and he has written fiction under the assumed name of Etienne. "B. J. One" shows the influence of the author's experience in the navy and in the field of writing...