Canada plans migration scheme to settle idle lands
The Dominion proposes to bring skilled workers from Britain the US and other nations to settle over 10 million acres near railways in British Columbia Ontario Quebec and the Maritimes within ten years. The plan costs 2000000 and uses an attractive payment system for eventual colonist purchases.
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Canada
Bellevue
Aries Taeiste
Great Britain
United States
British, Columbia
Ontario
Quebec
Maritime
Iust
Hag
Beun
Thoge
Volga famine relief praised by American aid leaders
Haskell of the American Relief Association reports the Volga famine relief has ended mass hunger in the Volga district. He says 1,000,000 to 15,000,000 people are now fed, thanks to American generosity and the Relief Administration. Soviet officials helped distribute food under Samara governance.
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Volga
Haskell
American Rebel Association
Russia
Faming
Volun
America
American Relief Administration
Kell
Sander
Samara
Amerigh
Ong
Xomishow
Tony Ax Amética
Birds in Public Parks Need Water Features Says Reader
A reader argues that parks lack proper water provisions for birds. They suggest fountains or basins scattered in green spaces to refresh songbirds, attract wildlife, and boost park appeal for visitors, noting still water should be clean for bird safety and enjoyment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coulngee
Twenty Years Ago Highlights From Journal June 11 1903
A fragmented look at a 1903 city page notes the Powrth of July celebration plans with oration by Frank Wy Mott and a focus on public programs. District Attorney and police prepare for investigations into the late Henry Haddocke case. A parade and civic events are mentioned alongside city officials and community figures shaping the era's festivities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.Y
Watenn
Police
Ennistakten
Renee
The Farm Woodlot and Timber Consumption Debate
A fragmented article argues about farm woodlots and national timber needs. It notes farmers own large woodland areas, their annual harvest, and questions whether farm woodlots sufficiently contribute to national timber consumption. It highlights concerns about depletion, land use, and rural industry dependence on forests.
Scolded boy drinks poison then disappears after scolding
A Bemort youth after a scolding at home drinks poison and vanishes. Neighbors report he left with a bottle after a heated exchange with his mother. Police seek clues as local patrols and the Widnes County department investigate the strange disappearance and possible danger to the youth.
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Toei Palide
Amouat
Paris
Pullow
Big Haul From OML City Store
The Oil City Hardware Company on 24 Conte nreet was robbed Thursday night. About 600 or 700 worth of goods were taken, plus 8.00 in change. The proprietor Jos A Stabler discovered the break early this morning and reported the theft, noting a clever intruder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SYLY
Oil Pity Hardware Company
Jos
Kane pouce stop autoists at Bidéfe street
On Bidélfe street along the state road Thur day evening at 7:43, authorities halted 250 drivers of automobiles to check licenses and ownership papers. About 20 lacked credentials. one was ordered to report to the officers. A Sirte Sulted incident noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banepoues
Bidélfe
Iman
Dr Andrew A McKelvey Chiropractor Ad
Dr Andrew A McKelvey a chiropractor nerve and spine specialist lists Offen Horn Block N Gentes St and Bell as contact locations with bell phone number 272m yy. Residence Bell phone 272m yy.
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Andrew A. McKelvey
Offen
Horn Block
N. Gentes St
Bell
Bell Phone
Sorry
Confused Columnist Notes On Daily Life And News
A garbled column blends stray thoughts on telephones, travel, and common sense. It references indeterminate travel and weather comments, a travel indemnity idea, and observations about driving and exercise. The piece touches on movie trouble, winter weather, and a stray remark about China and recent events without clear cohesion.
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Aise
CIA
Mexico
Hecsiria
China
Ohio
Fragmented OCR reads like crime note from Ohio report
A garbled OCR snippet mentions a person named Nanve Peasy Bont and a charge related to laying something to over, with references to Warren Andosian Bunditty HE and a list of unclear terms. It includes an alleged monetary amount and dates in Ohio, including 1984 and 1985.
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Nanve Peasy
Warren Andosian
Jazz King Reaches Eight Hundred Thousand In Five Years
Chicago story profiles Jones known as King Kompal, the high priced jazz saxophonist. From Adrian Michigan roots to national fame, his saxophone and orchestra have earned over 800000 in salary and royalties. At 28 he owns four mansions and luxury cars, with a charitable streak and a disciplined showbiz approach. He plans to keep performing to fund future wealth.
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Roy Gibbons
Chicago
Adrian
Mich
Jones
Joie
Youska
Thanula
Milsie Jones
Charie Chaplin
King Compal
Phonograpt
Dane
Jae
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Devieloih
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Thmicken
Austin
Pass Fey
Keefe
Brank
Alc. Meerleian
Blaint
George W. Morris
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Warren
Mis
Lida Gabriel Toayes
North Dakota
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Renin
OML City Store
Kanepouce
Lori Ho
Frayee
Tom Sims
Amelia Schoury
Doxton Shor
Svein
Lebanon
Ohlar
Heaven
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Neurance
United Symphony Orchestra
Vivian Players
Cappy Ricks
Broadway
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Satinley
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Lana Patiting
D. Wederosay
King Jaze
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Qompan
Isham Jones, King OF Jazz
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Brownell Shoe Company
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