Bigamy charge lands Captain O Leary in Texas jail
Rupert Pioneer Record reports Frank R Lehman known as Captain F R O Leary amid bigamy and impersonation of an army officer. After publicity in Salt Lake and Idaho towns he fled Heyburn, moved pictures, and amassed debts. Arrested in Eagle Pass Texas. will be tried there. Ray Madirer of Elsie, Mich., visits to buy dairy cattle.
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F. R O'Leary
Frank R. Lehman
Texas
Salt Lake
Rupert
Altho
Pioneer-Record
Salt Lake Tribune
Frank R. O'Leary
Heyburn
Idaho
Vera Campbell
Eagle Pass
Dave Gershon
Department of Justice
Rappert
Gershon
Sue
O'Leary
Frank Robert Lehman
Canadien
McCoy
F. R. O'Leary
Gerhon
Wrisoner
Rupert Pioneer Record
Ray Madirer
Elsie
Mich Wan
Win
Maurer
Michigan
Ball Team Blows Up In Sudden Collapse
The Filer ball team fell apart after manager Lee refused further financing. The club showed little interest for a month and the end came on Sunday morning. Only Joe LaChance remained active as the team dissolved and the public indifference grew.
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Jung
Lee
Joe LaChance
Joe
Banquet for Returned Soldiers Planned by Local Leader
Mr Munven announces he will entertain returning soldiers at his expense with a dance at the Reybroco Roof Garden and a banquet at Taylors restaurant on Saturday night. He aims to give the soldiers one good time and earn due honor for Lonors of the village.
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Filer
Reybroco
Taylors Restaurant
Munyon
Mary Pickford Stars in Hulda From Holland at Gem Theatre
Mary Pickford enchants as Hulda a dutch girl in a humorous heartful tale. The film blends tender pathos with comic moments as three children share scenes with the star. A love story threads through Hulda’s joys and sorrows, culminating in a serious turn. Premiering Tuesday August 26 at Gem Theatre.
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Mary Pickford
Hulda
Holland
Miss Pickford
Lam
Gem Theatre
Amateur Play at Gem Theatre by Filer Young People
The Gem theatre will stage a three act comedy titled King the Music on September 2, directed by Mr Wilfred McKay Olson. The event by the Filer young people marks a return of home talent plays and is expected to draw a large audience.
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Gem Theatre
Filer
Wilfred McKay Olson
Dies Suddenly at Basford Home After Travel
Samuel Marler father of Mrs Basford arrived from Gagnon Oklahoma to visit his daughter and family. He appeared cured on arrival but while enroute to the Basford home he suddenly expired about a mile from the destination. He was 71 years old and survived by two sons and two daughters. Joe Marlory and family are visiting at Rock Creek. Col Daniel Lincoln arrived here from Marsaville Ohio.
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Samuel Marler
M. Basford
Gagnon
Oklabora
Basford
Doctor Hawkins Takes Over Doctor Hahn’s Office
Dr. L. W. Hawkins announces purchase of Dr. Hahn’s office and will practice at the former rooms. He invites the public to call, meet him, and seek his osteopathic services.
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Hahn
L. W. Hawkins
Osteopath
Got A Clean Bill Of Health For Local Dairy
A rugged inspection found the dairy operation clean and free from contamination. Officials warn that regular inspections should be conducted at frequent intervals to ensure public health safety.
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Otto
Tulsrealon
Farmer Injured in Wagon Accident and Sliver Removal
SH Kathfeisch injured by a wagon incident last week when a sliver pierced his breast. He neglected the wound for days before it worsened, finally seeking treatment to have the sliver removed. Also notes a Ram sale with Mr. Parson from California visiting this week. For sale Irish setter puppy aged to break a fall. Will take you in birds.
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E. B Ripley
Petty Thieves Strike Local Area Stealing Food
Reports from the locality describe widespread petty thefts of provisions. Families, including the Vichior household, lost potatoes and canned fruit last week, with other residents reporting similar losses from cellars and storerooms. The pattern suggests escalating demand for basic foods.
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Vichior
Birthday Party for Mea Sarah Hremers at North Hill
Mea Sarah Hremers hosted a Wednesday evening birthday party north of Biters for twenty or more young people. The attendees celebrated the seventeenth birthday with a lively event and gifts amid cheerful, casual activities.
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Sarah Hremers
Reeple
le Heane
Biter
Visitors and residents noted in Twin Falls reports
Mrs. Fred Krave visited Twin Falls for Weitherday. Guy H. Shearer transected duc less at Twin Falls Wednesday. Mrs. Fred Weatherly was a vic tor at Twin Falls Wednesday. Jack Johnson and Lester Musser returned Wednesday from a fishing and boating tip. Mary D. Beamer had tonsil and adenoids surgery Thursday. Earl McHenry had the same operation Thursday.
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Fred Krave
Twin Falls
Guy H. Shearer
Fred Weatherly
Jack Johnson
Lester Musser
Mary D. Beamer
Rural High Solat taitting
Rural High Solat taitting described with scattered readable phrases about preparations and activities. The fragmentary items mention a community event with food such as fried items and ice, a visit by a local club, and a noted line about a wind related display. The text is garbled and non-cohesive, yielding limited discernible facts.
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Markwl
Fragmentary note from Salt Lake City inquiry incident
An unreadable fragment mentions Salt Lake City and treatment for an old injury. The garbled text references Lewd between Menners and Detwiler, with scattered terms like Powder and reward. The overall meaning is unclear due to the corrupted OCR.
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Williaca Ufone
Salt Lake City
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Rock Creek
Col Danelt Lincelp
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Obio Tery
Maus Saly
Uaday
Farmer
Mr. Parson
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Uae
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