Salmon River Irrigation District proposed in Twin Falls
Commissioners proceed with designating five election precincts for the Salmon River Irrigation District and appointing precincts at Hallister Allendale and Megard Precincts in Twin Falls Idaho. The plan defines divisions First through Fifth and names precinct locations and boundaries. The board also excludes Commissioner Carlson from deliberations on the order and approves related actions.
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Orexon Short Lune
Ut Ie
Comite
Twin Palle
Oregon
Canal Air
Halmen Hiver
Kereth
Rogerson
Kaluion
Bob M
Dauth
Seid Ree
Comerion
Beret
Vrecinet Ne
Hine
Bers
Tt South
Mange
Beret Theaerb
Ivan Ee
Lee Lee Fee
Hallieter
Allendale
Allendale School House
St Bowth
Boise
Saat
Salmon River Irrigation Distriet
O .B. Curlean
Carlson
Barnhart
T. D Connor
Court House
To & Claud Stewart
Claud Stewart
Recene
No Boon in Cheap Money
The text argues that cheap money is not always good for prosperity. It critiques the belief that low interest rates sustain growth, explaining that sustained low rates inflate prices and threaten stability. It urges public understanding of how the Federal Reserve and banks adjust rates to prevent cycles of inflation and boom.
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Federal Reserve Board
Reserve Hanks
Setiihus
Jehn R. Commons
University of
Toledo Blade fragment hints at a Bad Day timing
A fragment from the Toledo Blade mentions a difficult day and a line of events after a period of waiting. The text suggests a shared sentiment of delay and impact, but lacks clear names, dates, or concrete actions to describe a specific incident.
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Toledo Blade
The Great Scourge of Half Truths by John Oakwood
A soapbox speech claims factory ownership rests with workers yet the examples show a million dollar capital split among ten thousand shares. Many workers, clerks, widows, and bondholders are also capitalists. The piece argues half truths mask the broader reality of capital ownership and profits.
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John Oakwood
Colors Worn by Jockeys Through Racing History
Records suggest King Henry VIII wore distinctive colors, but evidence is scarce. Early jockey colors varied by owners, with some families continuing to use the same hues across generations.
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Henry VIII
Chub
Ealers
City of Byzantine and its ancient names and rulers
The city known as Byram Hum traces its origin to settlers from Megara led by Hynes I BH and later received the title Com Mentinople. A millennium later Emperor Constantine rebuilt it naming it after himself and making it the empire's capital, also called Tom a Nova or New Rome in the letter.
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Byram Hum
Megara
The Origin of a Wer in Language History
The article traces how the word curate shifted in meaning over time from a church role responsible for the cure of souls to a modern assistant clergyman. It notes linguistic evolution and influences on religious titles.
Man Sells Stolen Plane Then Flees With Cash
Oklahoma City police hunt a ban dit who stole an airplane, then sold it for 1200 dollars to an unnamed buyer. He offered a demonstration flight before vanishing with the money and aircraft, giving the fake name S H Terburton to the supposed purchaser.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
S. H. Terburton
Convict in Girl's Garb Tries to Escape Prison
Lincoln Nebraska a convict named Otto Cole disguised in feminine clothing attempted to walk out with visitors at the state penitentiary and passed several guards before being detected by Deputy Warden Kavanaugh. Cole previously sentenced to life in 1922 for the murder of an Omaha pawnbroker and was known as Jermane Eddie English of Chicago.
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Lincoln
Neb
Otto Cole
Nebraska State Penitentiary
Bo Clever
Kavanaugh
Cole
Omaha
Jermane
Eddie English
Chicago
Dimeetf
Nine-Year-Old Prodigy Elizabeth Benson Aims for Los Angeles Schools
Elizabeth Benson, nine, arrives in Los Angeles to enter high school as a record-breaking prodigy. She scored 214 on a mentality test, highest ever, with teachers at LA average 575 on the same test. Her mother supports intense study, though Elizabeth rarely brings books home, preferring constant reading.
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New York
Los Angeles
Cal
Mix Elizabeth Benson
Miss Benson
Elizabeth
Los Angenes
Tadees
Enga
Elisabeth
Echeot
Wren
Delike
Thought for the Day prompts on helpful obligations
A reflective note notes some people willingly help worthy causes while others resist. It suggests differing attitudes toward duty and generosity without naming individuals or events.
Divorced Wife Too Young to Remarry in St Clairsville
Mrs Bertha Sayre of this city married at eighteen and now divorced with an eighteen month old son. She and her husband, separated a year ago, sought to remarry but she was told a license requires parental consent.
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St. Clairsville, O
Bertha Sayre
Sayre
Tragic double loss ends in murder suicide
In Ogdensburg New York Alberta Stokes returned an engagement ring to Lim and was shot by her lover Harold Barrington. Barrington, upon finding her dead, killed himself with a shotgun.
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Killa
Ogdensburg
N. Y
Lim
Alberta Stokes
Harold Barrington
Barrington
Girl 13 Kills Self After Being Kept Home
Thirteen year old Amston Wood of Hamilton killed herself with her father’s revolver after her mother refused to let her attend a moving picture show in a neighboring town. The incident highlights family dispute and teenage distress in Hamilton.
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Hamilton
Amston Wood
Bursting Meteor Blinds Sailor On Orbita Log
A meteor burst aboard the Orbita blinded the second officer for five minutes. The event filled the air with a pale green light as the meteor exploded and the crew logged the incident.
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New York
Rides Fish Beats It to Death
Vancouver man T K Wilson eighty of Hazeldell reported while fishing near there he jumped astride a twenty seven pound salmon and beat it to death with a board according to the account from the scene.
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Vancouver
Wash
T. K. Wilson
Hazeldell
Boy Held for Cracking Safe in Red Oak Store
A young suspect named Billy Yates is detained in Red Oak after accusations of helping to crack a store safe. Police report indicate the alleged crime involved a break in during an unspecified date. Authorities say more details will follow as the investigation continues.
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Omaha
Nedd
Red Oak
Low
Billy* Yates
Fragmented Quote and insect sting observations
A fragmentary antique quotation discusses belief and heart, then notes varying durations of stings. It mentions a sting lasting up to six hours for the mommettie and a Java ant sting persisting for a full year, paired with travel or biological curiosities.
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Java
Fiore Commune at Anglet Women Take Silent Vow
In Fiore near Anglet, a community of women has taken a vow of silence. They live in the shadow of the Pyrenees, dedicating themselves to quiet contemplation and mutual support.
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Anglet
Fiore
Pyrenees
None text usable in headline
The fragmentary OCR mentions a 400 year old turtle and a Kansas City Star reference but provides no coherent events, dates, or identifiable names to form a factual summary. The passage is too damaged to extract a complete news item or clear outcome.
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New York
Soo
Sun Dia and The Plan of Famens Son Din of Folie
The text describes a sequence of steps forming from a plan of a figure named Sun Dia and a reference to Isaiah. It notes remains of witch and sun diel, ruins of Pinepell, and contrasts a modern undial with primitive forms, suggesting more secure placement and careful construction.
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Sun Dia
Famens Son Din
Folie
Stepa
Sun
What Keeps Bird in Air Analysis by Jenkins Camera
Francis Jenkins of Washington has devised a device to study bird wings. His camera captures wing motion to show how backstroke power propels and forward stroke sustains flight, explaining pigeon movement and lift.
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Francis Jenkins
Washington
Jenkins Hay
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Twin Patts
J. W. Taylor
CO Siggins
DB Harnhart
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Quarles
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