New National Anthem Debate Sparks American Song Ideas
A discussion on creating a new American anthem cites Rev. Robert Watson and public sentiment about America. The article notes current favorites like The Star Spangled Banner and Die Wacht am Rhein, considering a timeless, universal, peaceful lyric over belligerent tones, urging songwriters to craft something fitting and original.
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Robert Watson
America
Sofire
Armericcan
Rhein
Jaz
Cheerful farm outlook from Minnesota governor on agriculture
The Minnesota governor says the agriculture outlook is cheerful with plentiful crops and improving prices compared to a year ago. He credits good silos, diversified crops, steady demand, and stronger banks as farmers repay debts, noting a resilient farming effort despite past financial strains.
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Minnesota
Northwest
The Hague Deadlock in Three Weeks of Talks
The Hague conference stalls as Russia rejects the Europe text amid a standoff over debts. An American correspondent notes Moscow demands acknowledgment of old debts while other powers refuse to lend until Russia recognizes them. Delegates stand firm, exchanges of quotes like childlike bargaining mark the impasse.
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Hague
Russia
Europe
Iti
Genoa
Americian
Temperate Drinking in Tyrol Sparks Debate in America
An American traveler in Tyrol describes cheap wine and beer, noting only one intoxicated person after fourteen hours among merrymakers. He remarks on prohibition in America and observes the contrast between liquor availability and social behavior, suggesting that widespread drunkenness could fuel prohibition debates.
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Tyrol
America
May funeral details and meeting in Garland
Miie Marthols plans a funeral in Garland with a May funeral rites as dojo. A number of gentlemen from the Muworie frawmity ward attended a Maganic meeting where FT Babbitt and several named members received awards. They all tied in a recent event. Rev JW and Win will present tomorrow evening at Elfingtin loe in saniaivile.
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Gendamin
Muworie
FT Babbitt
Wo J
Howard
Walter Clough
RT Miolett
Brewin
Tinorge Burynrtt
Wesley Toward
VW Teipet
Hutterlee
Elfingtin
Saniaivile
Fragments Reflect Confused Rhetoric Across Unclear News Item
An incoherent OCR fragment presents garbled dialogue and stray phrases about weather, footwear, prohibition, and public figures. Names, places, dates, and events are largely unreadable, yielding a jumbled snapshot rather than a coherent story or report.
Untitled Confusing Note From A Damaged Page
Fragmentary OCR text mentions names and places in a garbled way with references to circuits and events. It is unclear about a central event or clear dates but hints at a June or July timeframe and multiple people. The fragment lacks coherent facts to form a concrete news item.
Another Car of Beer Seized by Prohibition Agents
Dry agents near Rib discover a car of beer with less than 0.5 percent alcohol in Hermosa hubs. The shipment, labeled Silver Hour, came from a county brewery and was en route from New York Central yards between Friday July 28 and Monday June 26, bound to W. P. Smith. Prohibition Agent Marty Gosser noted the car tested under 0.80 percent before dispatch.
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Rib
Hwabheer
Marty Glaser
Coxser
Weer
New York Central
Yeateiay
Ik County Brewery
Gosser
W. PW. Smith
Mysterion
Warrenites Recovering After Car Wreck Injuries
Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Schindler were injured when their automobile turned turtle on Maple Spring. They arrived at Jamestown General Hospital with fractured ribs for him and injuries for her. They are now at home on Penwgh Avenue, recovering comfortably.
Erie Railroad Shops Under Heavy Guard
Report from Erie where striking workers halted work as the New York Central and other lines prepared to meet the labor action. About 200 guards and strikebreakers protected property around Sixteenth and Wayne as work resumed under heavy police presence and with access limited to authorized personnel only.
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Erie Railroad
Uri
New York Central
Wil Peniy Frank
New York
Contador
Hoth
Wayne
Wedeyyite
Witlali
Funeral for Mrs Brooks Held in Blue Eye Community
July notes from Blue Eye report the funeral of Mrs. Brooks at Brooks Hill Church on June 20. Born October 4, 1841 in Cumiateo New York, she married Stephen Brooks in 1868 and lived in Pennsylvania after 1905, dying after a long public service and Christian life. Survived by six children, numerous relatives attended, with many local families listed among mourners. The item also mentions social events: a weather roast at Low Spoons Sunday and camp meetings at Union City last week, and a memorial for Mrs Sarah Woodwykel.
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Brooks Hill
Brooks
Cumiateo
Stephen Brookes
Pennsylvagain
EJ Wiser
Carlton, Ore
Williny Walker
Andrew Speth
Corry
Paul Hrooks
Jamessons
Jesse Walker
Ane
Chuples
Sandburg Ariel Family
Floyd Grisnwald
Ray Grunwald
John Rickerson
Stella and
Trymriggs
Ida Med
Freda
Baccus
Frank Briggs
Union City
Sarah Woodwykel
Brooks Hill Church Weddeddayy Services and Funeral
Brooks Hill Church held wedding and burial observances with Rev. F M Redinger of Corry officiating and selections by Mrs Perry Mead. Interment followed at Brooks Hill cemetery. Mrs Woodward, born July 12 1825 in Mt Ellington NY, died July 1022 and moved to Spring Creek in 1870. Survived by daughter Miss May Woodward of Burlington NY. Dozens of relatives and friends attended the service and visited afterward across nearby towns.
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Brooks Hill
F M. Redinger
Corry
Thrse
Perry Mead
Miex Lena Jackson
Redinger
Irvin Briggs
Iloyd’ Griswold
Charles Sandbury
Will Burch
Walker
Mrm. Woodward
Mt Ellington
Springreek
May. Woodward
Burlington
N. Y
Pred Tracy
Centerville
Root Hutter
Johnh Mutter
Buffalo
N.Y
Woodward
James Higgins
Upton City
Frank
Tilda
Isaacson
Wrights Rile
M Sandburg
Clarence Molander
Ired Carlson
Sadie Peterson
Pimmstown
Charles Sandburg
Union City
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