Van Fassell Child Strays, Frozen to Death
The two year old daughter of Mr and Mrs John Soferin wandered from home near Van Travel eighteen miles southwest Thursday afternoon. Neighbors and schoolchildren searched through the prairie with lanterns until the child’s tracks led to a patch of snow. Around 5 AM the party found the body frozen on the slope toward the rocks. The child had climbed Mount al. The burial occurred Saturday at Prairie Center cemetery with a large crowd attending.
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Flood Aftermath Delays Spur Construction On Government Level
Death toll rises as floodwaters crest two feet higher than ever. Southern Pacific begins building a spur on the government level, previously failed last week, with plans to reinforce it using rock and dirt. United States reclamation officials oversee major crews repairing breaks in the Yumar- area.
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Heat a Biscuit with Bananas for a Quick Meal
The text describes warming a shredded biscuit to restore crispness then topping with sliced bananas and milk or cream. It notes a three to four cent cost and promotes a warm nourishing breakfast or delicious lunch made at Niagara Falls New York. It also covers flood warnings in the Imperial Valley and Colorado River area with efforts to protect property and move goods.
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Denver killer Quinn executed at Colorado State Penitentiary
George Quinn of Denver was hanged at the Colorado State Penitentiary after being found guilty of killing William Herbertson on October 14, 1914. He offered a prayer before the procedure and did not request clemency, despite a prior plea to President Wilson for intervention.
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George Quinn
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Cheyenne Defeats Douglas In One‑Sided 54 to 2 Game
In Douglas on January 26, Cheyenne overwhelmed Douglas 54 to 2 in a fast paced contest. Cook led Cheyenne with 19 points as Woolston and Volk saw time late. Douglas had Dateaman 3 and Stonaker 1 among scorers. Referee Brown and umpire Anderson supervised a high scoring, offense fueled by Cheyenne’s sharp passing and long throws.
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SENATORS TO PROBE FITNESS OF NEW JURIST BRANDEIS
A Senate judiciary subcommittee will probe Louis D Brandeis fitness for the Supreme Court. Acting Chair Overman announced five members would lead hearings, continuing as long as opposition persists. New York papers show division over Brandeis selection and views from railroad leaders and public figures.
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Picture bride system of Japs may be barred
Washington January 28 The proxy or picture bride system used by Japanese to marry by proxy and bring wives to the United States faces abolition under a new immigration bill reintroduced in the House. Estimates say between 7 000 and 1 000 Japanese women were brought to the United States as brides last year. committee chairman Harmet? of the immigration panel warns many could be used to obtain another wife from Japan.
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World Wire News Roundup Flashes From Capitals
Reports from Washington to Houston detail bandit raids in Tuxpam and clashes in Saloniki. French air raids strike German and Bulgarian camps near Doiran as coastal vigilance grows. London notes meat hidden on a New York bound steamer, while Halifax records an explosion injuring soldiers at a bomb-making class. Other dispatches cover a surgeon’s death in Santa Barbara, a Pennsylvania governor’s wedding, a murder-suicide in Alexandria, a guilty plea in Urbana, and fires and crimes across Oklahoma City Minneapolis Chicago and Houston.
Boiler Room Explosion Sinks Liner Ryndam Enroute to Rotterdam
The Dutch liner Ryndam bound for Rotterdam suffered a boiler explosion in the boiler room. Several people were killed and the ship Noordam, which arrived in port, reported the incident. British officers seized mail bound for Germany and the voyage was marred by severe storms and lingering tension aboard the ship.
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Christian Science Clarified in Leader Letter Debate
A Wyoming reader defends Christian Science against criticism of Hering lecture statements. The writer argues Christian Science rejects matter and electrons as real, upholds God as Spirit and Love, and asserts reliance on God for healing. Evil is treated as a lie, not a real force.
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Fragmentary religious reflection on striving toward the mark
This excerpt discusses Christian striving to overcome sin, comparing believers to Paul who presses toward the mark, and notes different methods among Christians while aiming at shared goals.
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Paul
Yeomen Schedule Special Meeting and Initiation
Attention Yeomen announces a special meeting of the Yeomod on Monday January 1 at KC hall focusing on initiation and dancing activities.
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The Joy of Motherhood and Lydia E. Pinkham’s Remedy
A Victorian era advertisement extols Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a cure for female ill and infertility. It features a testimonial from Mrs. Bart Gagvey of Worcester Massachusetts claiming the remedy helped her have a healthy baby. The notice invites readers to write for confidential medical advice.
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