Regan warns on farm land seizure in socialist policy speech
A London broadcast warns British farmers that Labour plans to compel land use and proper farming, threatening confiscation for noncompliance. It draws a parallel to U.S. debates over public power and land socialization, warning owners against government takeover of private property.
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Twenty Years Ago Items From Journal Files
A 1926 lookback reports Hiie county treasury constraints limiting road improvements unless revenues rise. Tulsa residents face jail on open charges after a gunfight with police during a city disturbance. Mayor O W Broken outlines new department heads for 1926. Real estate transfers in 1925 totaled nearly 3.7 million across wills deeds and related records. Health notes cite chicken pox and other contagious disease counts for the year. Obituary references Magleline Bartlett, daughter of Rev and Mrs Bartlett, died at home on West Pleasant Street.
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N. R. Dickson
Penicillin Shifts Scarlet Fever Care and Quarantine
Medical Society of Pennsylvania reports penicillin shortens contagious period of scarlet fever and allows discharge after 8 to 10 days. Quarantine rules ease from 28 days to home isolation with restrictions. Early results show germs vanish within 48 hours after injection, with prevention of ear heart joint and kidney complications. oral treatment hoped in future.
Questionably Stale Quiz Poses Mixed History and Science Queries
A garbled trivia page presents varied items asking who misclaimed a World War II era sale, whether a Portuguese man of war is a ship or animal, and quotes on preparedness. it also includes true false chemistry, authorship, and national shrine locations with many transcription errors.
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Elliott Roosevelt
Pala
Apestrent
White Tower
Thomas Jefferson
Young Dilley Faces Mayville Grand Jury
A 16 year old boy named Robert Earl Dilley appeared in city court to answer charges of second degree robbery. Judge Allen E Barear denied his request to dismiss and the case was bound for the grand jury after witnesses testified about a December 27 incident on Shearamon Street where two boys said Dilley produced a shotgun and demanded money. Assistant District Attorney Sidney T. Hewes led the preliminary hearing.
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Judee Allen E Barear
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Distriet
Sidney T. Hewes
City Court
Shearamon Street
Dilley
Uhem. Ne
Extensive Pressure System at Grand Valley Oil Field
The Northern Ordnance company operates a modern gas pressure system in Warren County’s Grand Valley oil field, using five 300-horsepower compressors with plans to add more. The system uses multiple compressors to stimulate production, with gas repressure and repressing methods and a scrubbing process to remove impurities. Preliminary results show increased output on some wells, while others are still ramping up, and the firm draws power from local electrical sources with future shifts to dedicated facilities. Northern Ordnance holds a 4,000 acre Grand Valley development and additional nearby acreage in Fugundus and Pleasantville fields.
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Northern Ordnance
Southwees
Eldred
Warren County
Ingersoll-Rand
Goodwill Hill
Paul Bunyan
Jeure
Pennsylvania Elocric Company
Sinai
Fugundus
Pleasantville Enterprise Field
Don’t Delay Backache Pain and Pains From Toxins
Old time health promo notes backache headache rheumatism blamed on poison in the system. Promotes BORSOMA from your Druggist and Kidney Pills as a remedy.
First Packard Shown by Christensen Motors
The first new Packard is displayed at Christensen Motors on West Washington Street. The Standard Clipper four door sedan features Vermont pine and gray finish with leather in cord. a deluxe model is expected soon. Orders for the new Packard have been paid by early buyers.
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Christenser Motors
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Vermont
Neighbor saves Erie woman from gas furnace danger
Jan 4 Shaw Mrs Vine Gar son 81 collapsed from gas fumes likely saved by neighbor Bee Crovier who heard her fall at 3 50 am Thursday. Fire Captain John Fitzgerald in charge and Miss Order investigated finding her on the floor after calling firemen. Mrs Carson, alone and ill, walked to the kitchen before collapsing and was revived by the inhalator squid.
Company operates gas pressure plants in Grand Valley area
The company runs another pressure plant at Blemhygey within Grand Valley limits processing 500 000 cubic feet of gas daily. Three sites are in Sperniich at Fagundus and one at Pleasantville with Grand Valley plant most developed offering high efficiency. Over 200 wells drilled in the past year and about a dozen underway now. drilling expected to continue through winter.
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Grand Valley
Sperniich
Fagundus
Pleasantville
Lkely
George Washington Carver Day Observance Across Congress
A joint resolution in the recently adjourned Congress proclaims George Washington Carver Day with no opposition in either house. The text notes Carver, born a slave in Missouri, educated at Iowa State and Tuskegee, and renowned for peanut research that boosted the South’s economy. It mentions his awards and stance against partisan politics.
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Puzzling Text on Rights and Labor Laws Reframed
Fragmented OCR like document hints at debate over worker rights and reforms. Mentions biases, industry abuses, and public goodwill challenges tied to labor representation and executive actions. Lacks clear names, dates, or concrete events.
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Omiy ‘Comeress
Presimila
Allen
Tibor
Simmploves
la Tothins
Bear Lake Notes Newsletter Holiday Social Buzz
Bear Lake residents gathered for visits and dinners with families from Corry and Jamestown. Guests included Lass, Mr and Mrs Arthur Ayling, and Mr and Mrs Guy Cornish among others. Strong colds and flu circulated, with notable illnesses affecting several families during Christmas.
Christmas Party And Local News In Small Town Note
Shown here are tidbits from the community: a Christmas Eve party at Mrs Zelma Johnson's home on January 1st for her birthday. Mr and Mrs Merritt in attendance. Pvt Smith on furlough returns with family from Biloxi Mississippi. Goss grocery store premiums awarded to Arnell Cutten Roy Perkins and Arthur Sonnell. Alec W Perkins leaves for Youngstown Ohio to become foreman at a milk plant on January 1st.
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Zelma Johnson
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Merritt
Bpith
Gumiy
Biloxi
Miss
Pvt
Smith
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