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Newspaper
Cottonwood Chronicle
Location
Cottonwood, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1919
Page
6
Annual meeting of the Farmers Union Warehouse Co. Ltd stockholders will be held at Ald Fellows hall on Saturday, June 14 at 7 p.m. for election of officers for the ensuing year and to transact any old business. A. O. MART secretary.
Notice is hereby given that William Tenry foul of Spirit Camp Idaho filed a sworn statement under public law for timber on land with an estimated 70,000 board feet and value of 1100, seeking final grant. The timber claim is adjacent to Lewiston and Spokane area details. Karl Van Pool of Spring Camp Idaho filed a separate notice of intention to make three year proof for land described in Boise Meridian, Section 25, Township 29 North, Range 3 East, with witnesses named Henry J. Walz and others, before the U S Land Office at Lewiston on June 17, 1919.
Belgrade, once a vibrant capital with coffee houses, modern hotels, and electric trams, lies in ruins. Surviving citizens return to wrecked homes, face hunger, and rebuild amid chaos, hoping Belgrade enters a new era as part of a revived Sliv re state and retains the city’s resilient spirit.
A Montreal Herald reprint extols protecting song birds as crucial garden allies. It cites Jack Miner arguing robins and other birds combat insects, saving crops and orchards, and debunks exaggerations about a bird’s daily worm kills. The piece urges readers to support bird protection and refrain from harming them.
The ex London county council member Rev HH Chapman vicar of Savoy chapel speaks in Morning Post about England's theatre state. He proposes a simple remedy a ministry of mirth led by an ideal chief established at once. He calls himself an obstinate optimist and jokes about Demokritos the Laughing Philosopher.
The history by Charles Lathrop Pack foresees ongoing Home Gardeners and home food production as a lasting outcome of the war garden movement in the United States. The volume, not for sale, is sent to brigades, garden committees, and others to maintain a permanent record of the work.
Andrew J Wilson a Long Beach transfer company worker and a ventriloquist friend were unloading a catlin going to be buried from a Middle West town when the casket dropped two feet. Wilson fled the scene after the bang as Sergeant Clyde Allen watched nearby.
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