Century-Old West Family Highlighted In Early 1910s Tale
Extract from the March America magazine recounts Mr and Mrs H T West of Ca ls well Idaho celebrating seventy years of marriage and four generations winning prizes. The piece praises hardy self reliant Westerners and notes William West’s life from poverty to banking. It reflects on aging, labor, and stoic farming virtues with local editorial commentary.
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Doment
HT. West
Calswell
Idaho
Floth
Fei
Mex
West
Grant
Mr. Wet
Tepella
Anc Hay
Bond Issue Faces Public Disdain in Alabama Debate
The proposed bond plan draws sharp opposition as critics argue the state would incur high interest totaling nearly 208 thousand dollars over four years while principal remains unpaid. Critics say better methods exist to relieve Alabama’s financial distress, warning future governors would still inherit interest costs. The Journal notes voter skepticism about the measure and predicts continued opposition.
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Montgomery Dousiead
Howe
Senate
Gidder
Alabama
Henderson
Fs Fern
Mushings Soo
Fee Hig Stecessor
Pri Pupal
Hea
Tne
Feme
Tedrecemr
Mutiny in Singapore Spurs British Labourers Revolt
Four hundred men of the mutinous Indian regiment in Singapore on February 15 revolted, killing seven German prisoners who tried to aid them. The mutiny followed a split within the Fifth Light Infantry of Bengal on the way to Egypt, as officers were killed and houses looted. The loyal half reportedly held and then counterattacked, with heavy fighting described by passengers arriving from Singapore.
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Maula
Miungapore
Singapore
Iinlf
Fifth Light Infantry
Bengalewe
Egypt
Crgone
Snecoddal
Fragmented Note in Archaic Script
A cryptic OCR fragment mentions Bee and TCBMALIN with unclear context. The readable text centers on odd names and lone phrases, offering no verifiable event, date, or location to summarize into a coherent news item.
Dynamite Found in Japanese Exhibit at International Expos
A dynamite charge was discovered under a display case at the Panameacre International Exposition. The bomb, concealed in cloth beneath a showcase, posed no blast and was reported to authorities who are reviewing the incident.
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Han Francinen
Jara Tarule
Japan
Jara
Fae
Conflicting Reports On Allied Stand In Southeast Asia
An official press bureau report describes loyal troops in earapeags and attacks near Senpepere with claims that many have been killed. It notes about 100 remain in the country, while rumors of unrest spread from Rangoon to Colombo and Java amid unsettled conditions.
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Attapes
Singapore
Rangoon
Colombo
Java
Veiled Fragments Mention Fresh Produce Decline
Fragmentary notes refer to vegetables and produce with unclear actions. Mention of persons or entities is unreadable and details are not discernible.
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Wuedie
Gaste Beta Oor
Ian Bales
Boon Boag
Reaialiier
Famaey
Tonka
Bacissonie
Seaabo
Ted
Helton Cavnty
Cammot
Chuares
Nedgo
Han
Ix Seaviek
Prennt
Govern de Gistlature
Boyham
Mey
Klee
Mer Eng
Ales Fea Gil Ae” Bee Sae
Tcbmalin
He Biowa Tm Bot
Frank Mosley
Kuet
Crawford Street
Lel
Thi
Lewis
Bargsin
A J Stephens
Mamateort
Cologn
Hee
Dersey
Halimen
Central Hotel
Headland Avenue
W. Mowers
Southern Express
Atter
J.T. Trawak
R.A le
Alee
Presa Bureau
Rei
Wil
John Brunson
Dothan
Gen Goten
Cox's Department Store
Headland Ave
Orenford
Onaister Faircloth
Dothan National Book
Bly
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