True Paradise Hunters Trace Lewis and Clark Trail
Hunter R Felton Charlee our Kiar an interentir Eeptbea and party trek toward the Lewis and Clark National Forest boundary in search of big game. They recount a long, arduous ride across rough terrain, a fatal elk shot, and a challenging hunt for a large buck while tracking goats and elk and enduring thunderstorm and mountain hazards.
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Lowe Abe
Pablianue
Vitleys
Mlader
Thal
Croeelog
Young
Durin
Forest Rangers
White
Sarah
Ryan Muide
Jean
Bie
Murmb
Forster
Parma
Olny
Sean
Olond
Mart
Cherien
Henshan
Charlwn
Alkaty
Heliy
Band of Elk
Marah
M Detle Park
Lle
Marshall Cerewk
Charles Gutting
Vigchnell
Teri
Tien
Woate
Less Lonely Club at Conant and the Svea York Wars
A damaged OCR style report describes a New York based lonely hearts movement led by Wiki at 67th Street Union Building. It notes meetings in Central Park and planned lectures, with 144 applications and involvement from lawyers and publishers. The piece mentions a visiting ladies club and social programs for members.
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New York
Wiki
Central Park
Lara
Temeliens
Aoneshy Club
Taylor
Elven
altBiourt
Rome
Mary K Medbersy
Aiea Jetith North
Grand Opern Alngyr
New York Senator Janos Ovorian Elected Amid Turbulent Times
A New York public figure connected to Tamman y Hall is elected United States senator amid a push for reform. The figure, born May 5 1890 in lower Manhattan, rose from municipal court judge to state senate and federal politics, with a notable focus on cutting government waste and reforming taxation. The biography highlights family roots, early legal career, and long service in New York City.
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Janos
New York
Pupreiwe Court
Tamimany
Depew
Braaikline
Tammaey
Fenator Ogarwaa
Lower West
Sde
New York City
Fle
Thoms CV Gorman
Raven Nughinee Ani
Vane
Myo Gorman
New ‘York
Jadound
Stoma & Jurier
Wlention
Slade
Louise Ta
Nae
Nalemine
Joe Ventrmenting
Remarkable tale of long-evolved geese and a vanished gown
An odd narrative describes geese, a bench by the seashore, and a man who recalls a gown steeped in ale. The account cites an old book Travely tm Bootland by Rev. fates Mall MA and mentions Mr Charles Grant of Keithiew Stirling shire as source material for a gown forged from a weeded field years ago.
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Walllig
Gahasida
Boor
Stout
Bootland
Fates Mall
M.A. Bouton
Charles Grant
Kchiew
Stirlingshiry
Ecuador elects new president amid disputed assembly
Amid a turbulent vote, Ecuador’s new president is chosen after a fraught campaign. The assembly seats are filled by loyalists with limited representation, and voting rights are restricted to adult male citizens. The president will appoint provincial governors and other officials, amid calls for broader democracy.
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Seno
Koville
PrsMet
Kowlor
Eeaueor
Dirvelly
Tor
Wm Wenn
Sart
Stralten
Hhabitante
Tom Yndtan
Philanthropist Dr Pearsina’s gift to colleges and missions
The text recounts Dr Daniel K Pearsina’s donation of about 5 million dollars to colleges and missions, describing his aim to give away his entire fortune before death. It notes his ties to Hinsdale and Corinne Ue, and states that his colleges are his children, with a final pledge to continue supporting institutions rather than individuals.
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Daniel K. Pearsina
Hinsdale
Tih
Colleges and
Chterge Philanthropiet
Areni Corinne
Area College
Lincoln
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