Merrit Wins Golf Match Amidst Bet Scandal and Love
Lane Merrit defeats rival Young in a decisive golf match at Midvale Club with a dramatic finish. Kay Cawley congratulates Merrit as Pop Weller reacts to Young’s $5,000 wager and its bounced check, ending the high stakes contest.
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Lane Merrit
Mt Club
Fia
Young
Lane
Seroms
Marrow
Merrit
Cheng
Weller
Fane
Pop
Kay
Mie
Jal Aa
Midvale Country Club
Pop Weller
Pop Wellar
Wales
Willin
Arahole
Brillant Young
Willie Mopper
Wilkie
Wills
Hirumwlt
Jim Meredith
Meredith
Taleway
Waller
Re Gally
Lana
Great Plains Bison Family Tree Mapped At Nebraska Museum
University of Nebraska state museum traces the bison lineage from origins 500000 years ago through Ice Age migrations. Paleontology curator W. D. Frankfurter notes gradual evolution with giant animals dwindling before human hunters reduced herds, then partial recoveries before modern decline. Research will continue for several years.
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Aison
Wion
University of Nebracks State Museum
Behulls
W. D. Ryanktorter
Lincoln
Neb
Great Plains
University of Nebraska State Museum
Kannaa
Nebraska
North Amrica
GB Chutes
Ant W. D. Franktrtar
Ant
Swaseum
Mehr
Wiest
Ania
Gordes
Kanen
North America
University of Nebraska Kolon- 12
Santinent
Indiana
University of Nebraska
Woman of 75 Finds New Career in Art
LunRIS8A Minnesota article notes 75 year old Mabel Radabaugh shifting from wife and mother duties to painting pastel floral still lifes. She studied in Portland Oregon, attended city sponsored art classes, and developed a chalklike pastel technique. Her work, described as pastel floral tableaux, reflects a late in life artistic turn.
Income Tax Cited As Aid to Farmers
In Mountain View Oklahoma a banker claims federal income tax has helped farmers by forcing them to tally income from various sources. He argues the tax reveals true profits and benefits farmers by showing exact earnings and profitability.
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Okla
Sam
Okt RM
Rohs
First National
Unused 100000 Coal Grant Tied Up for Eight Decades
A legacy from the 1860s by Charles Brewer and James Crawford left funds to buy coal for needy families. Officials found too few eligible residents and the case moved to court. The combined grant was ordered to Pittsburgh foundation for disposal.
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Charles Brewer
James Crawford
Pittsburgh Foundation
Dog and Guide Rescue Woman in Second Fire
Ming Blair, accompanied by her Seeing Eye dog Fawn, escaped a second fire while guiding Anita Blair to safety. The incident occurred amid chaos as a Bowen High School crowd of about 2,000 students faced the blaze, with Ming Blair directing people to exits before perishing in the tragedy.
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Fawn
Anita Blair
Ming Blair
Bowen High
Shcu
Tre
Dane
Mies Blair
Frenkago
City department puzzled by missing sewing machine needles
In Idaho Falls the sanitation crew faced a odd request when a woman claimed to have dropped three sewing machine needles in a garbage can. The department, which handles about 609 tons of garbage weekly, asked residents to be vigilant.
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Idaho Falls
Ida
Cook Stove of 1876 Still In Use in Zumbrota
A stove brought by Miss Bevelike Mowe in 1876 remains in service in Zumbrota. The historic cook stove, lacking grates, uses wood on rims and a curved elbow design, with no repairs in many years though small welds exist on the lid.
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Zumbrota
Norway
Unclear OCR Fragment Sparks Nonsense Dialogue
A scrambled text fragment shows a barbershop scene with garbled questions about water and a stoner, plus stray lines about a lost or stolen item and a confused sailor. The readable parts depict random dialogue and unrelated notes.
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Midvale
Fevar
Aidvale
Secoud
Sromaton
Hiahiy
SY_THE HORNS
Dog
Woman
Geaxine
Alana
Harber
Crocans
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