Former Emperor William Helps Plant 2000th Tree at Amerongen
Former Kaiser William sawed his 2000th tree in Amerongen in a ceremony with the Bentinck family and the Burgomaster. The tree blocks bore inscriptions and seven were given to friends. A castle ceremony honored Court Bentinck’s youngest son as sawyer's companion received a gold pin. Locals wondered at the former monarch’s presence and warned he might leave soon. Farmers’ seed ad and delivery notice follow.
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Associated Press
Amerongen
William
Bentinck
Herr Hohenzollern
Who is George McNaughton in the Atlantic case
An aging farmer from near Atlantic, 710, told a Cheyenne reporter he planned to marry Erna Mason, 18, he met via a matrimonial bureau. They stopped in Cheyenne en route from Laramie to Denver. Erna vanished while McNaughton browsed a store. He blamed age and believed she left due to feeling he was too old.
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George McNaughton
Atlantic
Cheyenne
Erna “Mason
McNaughton
Laramie
Denver
Erna
Omaha
Drainage Meeting Called for Friday in Shelby County
Landowners in Benton Py nova Grove townships are urged to attend a Friday courthouse meeting at 3 00 PM in the jury room to hear J C Gingery and B A Schell of Harlan discuss the Troublesome Creek drainage plan and its handling in Shelby County.
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Benton
Pynova
Grove
Court House
J.C. _Gingery
B—A.schell
Harlan
Shelby County
Valley land sale sets pace for county values
Verburg owner of T60 Sereytarm near Rock Valley plans refine for $700 an acre, a move noted as setting a pace for rising values in the county. General painting and sign services also advertised. Subscriptions and evening delivery details appear for the Telegraph.
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K Valley
Verburg
Sereytarm
Rock Valley
Hamilton Place
Siour County
Grave Registration Staff Searches for American War Dead Graves
Four thousand American Expeditionary Forces members work in the American battle area to locate and identify graves and record resting places. The graves registration section uses picks shovels and gas masks to uncover identities among dugouts and forests, ensuring every grave is mapped marked and classified for possible repatriation.
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Congress
Tlo Lees
War Cost World 260 Billion Estimated by Crummond
British finance writer Edgar Crummond estimates direct Allied war costs at 141.8 billion dollars and central powers costs at 68.375 billion. He puts total costs including indirect losses at 260.100 billion, predicts commodity prices and wages will fall slowly, and foresees a lasting rise in production and a surge of global trade activity ahead.
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London
Edgar Crummond
Great Britain
War With Microbes Is Next Says Expert
Philadelphia reports Dr. Isaac Sharpless president of Haverford College predicts a coming war waged by microbes. He warns that the biologists’ conflict could be decided by those who best inoculate foes with disease germs from above and urges serious consideration of such an unlikely but possible scenario.
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Philadelphia
Isaac Sharpless
Haverford College
Mikery
Soldier makes 3300 ft parachute leap at Camp Lewis
Robert B. Cadden of the One Hundred Sixty sixth depot brigade leaped safely from an army airplane at 8800 feet using a triple parachute in gale and rain. He had never flown before and climbed in the plane several times before stepping off as pilot Percival Barnes signaled readiness.
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Seattle
Wash
Robert B. Cadden
Lewis
Cadden
Percival Barnes
Barnes
Well at Akron Burlington roundhouse tests depth 1460 feet
A water well drilled at Akron Burlington roundhouse reached 1 460 feet where a sample shows good oil at a rate of seventy five barrels per day. The casing is too weak to test further and railroad company actions are unclear. Other firms plan to begin testing nearby wells.
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Akron
Col
Burlington Roundhouse
Thelny
Attacks by Bomb Assassins Plague National Capital
Police and justice department agents canvass the country after a bomb plot aimed at overthrowing the government. Explosions hit Washington and major cities injuring several and killing a watchman in New York. Attorney General Palmer narrowly escapes as a suitcase bomb devastates his residence while an accomplice is killed nearby.
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Associated Press
Washington
Department of Justice
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Newtonsville
Mass
Boston
Philadelphia
Paterson
N. J
New York
House
Senate
D. C
Palmer
Senator Swanson
Virginia
Albert FP. Hayden
Card of Thanks for sympathy after bereavement
We express gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindly assistance and for the flow ery expressing sympathy in our bereavement the death of our husband son and brother Mrs Fred Lilienthal Jr Mr and Mrs Fred Lilienthal Sr and family Ip n T Ralston Dentist Room One Fulton Building Phone Green 53 Residence phone Black 354 ts
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Fred. Lilienthal
Fred Lilienthal
N, T. Ralston
Fulton Building
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Makea
Nelson & McCaustland
Newa-Telegraph
Geo. Mnaughton
Gentleman’s Gold Watch
F.C. Goodnow
W. M. Taylor
Peterman
Hickory St
Ary. Atlantic
France
Atty. Gen
Thompson
U. S. District Court
Harry
Davis
la Vista Place
Chestnut Street
Stara
Mark P. Johnson
Chestnut
LaVista
F. C. Goodnow Company
Schrader
W. A. Schrader
Nebe’s
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