Blind Governor Helps Blind Rug Weaver for Pay
A blind girl who weaves rugs asks Governor Brewer for assistance. His wife inspires neighbors to contribute funds by sending checks in silver to the bank, enabling the girl to count her earnings. The governor continues taking orders as his wife aids the cause, while Mrs. Brewer lies gravely ill.
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Congress Debates Supply Bills and Governing Reforms
Congress faces a busy short session with sixteen supply measures and extended fights over rivers and harbors, naval and army appropriations, and a push to pass regular measures such as conservation, currency, immigration, and ship purchase bills. Debates hinge on a Henry Cotton amendment affecting reserves and currency circulation, with district appropriations and major budget bills pending.
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Congress Begins New Session Amid Broad Bills Debate
A crowded House and Senate open a brief, busy session with major fiscal and reform bills. Key measures include immigration reform, water power development, coal and mineral regulation, railway hours, and pension provisions. Conference on home construction and opium traffic also active as veterans and postwar costs loom.
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Buffalo brah e wild west show in bankruptcy sale
United States District Judge P Olia presides over a bankruptcy court proceeding in which 72 perishable animals from the Ki Careom Buffalo Show are to be sold as part of a receivership. Walter Wilton of Kansas City appointed receiver for the outfit following Thomas Friedmann of Peccrisburg’s bankruptcy case.
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Montana event concludes with celebration and evening winds up
Immature OCR fragment shows a Montana gathering with people celebrating a local organization. The text mentions a morning and afternoon schedule and an evening finale wrapping up the festivities.
Contestants in Star’s Enterprise pageant listed with large cash prizes
The item catalogs numerous contestants from multiple towns including Jacksonville Piedmont Heflin and Edwardsville. Each entrant is paired with cash prize amounts ranging from two thousand to over forty eight thousand dollars, indicating a large prize drawing or competition across several routes and stations.
Foot Health Ailments and Symptoms Noted
A list of phrases describes foot discomfort including sore feet burning feet swollen feet pevelty feet smelling feet and tired feet. No accompanying medical diagnosis or treatment provided.
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