Political sketches from scattered lines in 1960 issue
The text cites varied items from August 24 1960 including mentions of Elko Keno Byron and Harriet Beecher Stowe amid discussions of state politics a crane letter of declination and the National Labor Congress taking liberal stances on female matters. The fragmentary remarks touch on newspapers politics and social topics of the era.
Grand Fourth of July Celebration Planned in GaP TEG
A fragment from the Alaska Times dated July 2 at Silks A T notes a grand celebration for the coming Fourth of July. The small twenty-four column paper focuses on local interests and the proposed events.
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Correspondence from Nevada on Mormon settlements and mining routes
A Nevada correspondence from August 14, 1369 recounts a journey from Virginia City over the Stinking Water to Major's Creek and Red-rock, noting antelope and a mountain sheep kill, harsh heat, dusty roads, and hostile mosquitos. It describes Pleasant Valley, Mormon resettlement, and a rumbling trade in Malad and Bear River as the Oregon and Union Pacific lines approach Corinne and Ogden with unsettled junctions and whisky trade concerns.
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Hot Weather Brings Sharp Wit and Many Errant Tales
St Louis endures a week of rising heat with sweltering days and quiet streets. The piece mocks summer revelers and shoddy crowds while noting river traffic, legal bets, and a parade of disparate items from manly contests to frontier dangers. Headlines touch on finances, weather, and oddball curiosities across the nation.
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Tilman
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Allen
Jim Coyne
Patsey Reardon
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Water famine alarm joins a busy news day
Internal revenue receipts reach 701000. New York frets over a looming water famine. Stokes readies an epistolary war on the I. The Gig reunion begins today and runs all week. Reports of fever deaths, heat waves, drought, and freight changes color a crowded day.
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