The Arkham Gazette No. 16849 · Tuesday, 28 September 1926 · Fair and mild.
HILLTOP DAIRY AFFAIR REMAINS A PUZZLE The matter, if there was a matter, appears to be over.
Those who looked into the trouble at Hilltop Dairy have little to say for publication.
The owners are said to be considering selling.
The police were not available for comment last night.
The file: The Black Water at Hilltop Dairy
ACCIDENT AT TOWN HALL & REGISTRY OF DEEDS Further to our report of Saturday. Arkham General reports minor injuries. The building is said to be unsafe.
Det. Sgt. Thomas Bell , a detective sergeant and Prof. Julian Ashcombe , a professor of folklore were seen leaving Arkham Historical Society in some haste late yesterday.
One was treated at Arkham General for cuts and shock and later released.
The police were not available for comment last night.
The file: The Great Fog of 1846: Dead Letters
OLD SECRETS AT RIDGE FARM Further to our report of Monday. A party of private inquirers is said to have found something. What, nobody will say.
A small party including Arthur Wren , an antiquarian bookseller was seen coming and going at Ridge Farm yesterday.
It is said they found old papers of some age.
The police were not available for comment last night.
The file: The Restless Animals of Ridge Farm
POLICE NOTES Break-in at Fenn & Sons, Undertakers; nothing taken but the door.
Motor car collides with a milk cart near Kingsbury Post Office. Nobody hurt; milk everywhere.
Two men arrested for fighting outside Kellerman's Lunch Room.
Notices MISKATONIC LIBRARY — Reading room open until nine o'clock on weekdays.
KELLERMAN'S LUNCH ROOM Hot plate 25¢. Open six till ten.
HAPGOOD'S CURIOSITIES Antiques bought and sold. No questions answered.
THE PICTURE HOUSE This week: 'The Son of the Sheik'. Piano accompaniment.
SEAMEN'S BETHEL Clean beds. Hot suppers. No liquor.
The Arkham Gazette is a fictional newspaper, printed inside the survey from what the town saw and heard the day before.