Potatoes in Canyon county and state farming notes
Readable items describe potato crops in Canyon County and statewide farming conditions. Mentions include potato acreage, yields, and prices. Alfalfa cutting progress. preparations for wheat sowing. and plans for state highway reconstruction. Various local figures are cited in farm reports and public notices.
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Canyon County
Mike
Joe Iter
Lake Ceur d
Poounele
Davis Fasious
Gaintoun
George Walford
Burney
Meg Martin
Acequin
Rupert Disder
Vajina
Jovanes
Roaneville
University of Dake
Luatee
Couney
Yellowstone
Maugham County
Hurt Hall
Blackfoot
Atteca Minine
Nike
Pinote
Oregon
Faye AL. Preebafer
Public Utilities Commision
Crullaven
Maha
Danko
Bunkers Man
Carmenere
Ouerde
Neve
Rennin
Faree
Inetiiuilene
Blnte
Patie
Nesceiaring
Poentelto
Ely
Thomas
Sehen
Bose
Pete
Harowu
Nacre
Dartmouth First College Paper Gesette With Daniel Webster
The passage notes Dartmouth College published America’s first college paper the Gesette with convict Daniel Webster among its contributors. It claims limits on unequal property shares for Chinese fathers and cites New York state producing two thirds of all vegetables and a fraction of finished pewter buttons United States.
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Dartmouth College
Daniel Webster
New York State
United States
They Are True Roosevelts At Southampton Beard
Photographed at Southampton Beard, three young erumbekitdrvs of the late Theodore Roosevelt and children of Lieut. Col Theodore Roosevelt resemble their grandfather in spirit and pep, though the caption wording is garbled.
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Themire Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
Southampton
The Rubber-Tired Goral Observation by Mr Rey Chapman Andrews
The report describes a strange matinary creature observed during expeditions under the American Museum of Natural History auspices. A large goatlike animal was seen moving with unusual weight and tailing features, while a daring account recounts the animal approaching a rocky ledge and noting a rubbery bowie-like form.
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Rey Chapman Andrews
American Museum of Natural Mistery
Tomry Wagttliy
FEY
Dea
Bowie
Odd Household Plan Hinges on Swimmer Theme
The item describes two women amid cluttered furniture and a quirky plan to dispose of it, mentioning coral earrings and purple vell. A playful dialogue hints at an eccentric solution involving renting a house tar ated for a swimmer, with whimsical mishearings and era-tinged phrasing throughout.
Nick and Nancy Seek More Friends in Daddy's Evening Tales
The tale follows Nick and Nancy as they imagine expanding their circle of friends across the country through stories Daddy shares nightly. They hope readers will write in, sending letters about their adventures and new companions, while family and friendly figures comment on politeness and sociability.
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Newry
Nick
Nancy
Mary Graham Bower
West One Hundred and Thirty-seventh Street
New York
Angel
Tam
Uzar
Sugar Bow
Celine
Ancient roots of temperance and a Utah piano sale
A compact history traces temperance efforts from ancient China and India to Egypt and Persia, noting emperors and kings ordering abstinence and limits on wine. The text shifts to a local ad: a high grade piano and a newer player piano offered by Consolidated Music Co in Salt Lake City with favorable terms to buyers.
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China
India
Persia
Christ
Wen
Chou Dynasty
Confucine
Egypt
Consolidated Music Co
East First South
St. Salt Lake City
Utah
Little Like the Sun Why is the Letter L Tke the Sun
A fragmented text ponders why the letter L resembles the sun and questions why Te serves as the counter to Nght, hinting at a playful or cryptic wordplay excerpt from a page. No clear news event or person is identified in the readable portion.
Martha's Cross-Eyed Dear Story
A fragment notes a mother with a habit of alms and a child named Martha four years old who is described as cross-eyed and as a cause of worry or distress. The text reads like a brief social or family note from an old newspaper page.
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Martha
What Did Mamma Expect Dorothy Reflects On Church Box
Dorothy recalls her mother dropping and picking up a pickle in the church contribution box. On the way home she comments that what one expects for a pickle yields a humorous, puzzled aside about the sermon and behavior. The line captures a playful family moment and the day’s simple moral.
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Mamma
Dorothy
Tult
Yamine
Life's Master Key and Water's Quiet Lesson
A reflective piece contrasts personal self estimation with initiative and survival, urging readers to seize opportunity and join the driven. It interweaves a call to action about self-worth with a long aside on drinking water’s role in digestion and hydration.
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Tote
Pigmice Description Attributed To Herodotus Traced
A fragmentary account recalls Herodotus mentioning African pigmice near the Nile source. The text notes explorers found them in that region and references Stanley describing their appearance. The cited specimen is a full grown young woman described as three inches short of an unspecified measure.
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Herodotus
Nile
Stanley
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Belgium
Baeretiet
Palmig Hy
Onorio Runtolo
New York City
Enat
Cardinal Mercier
Amerten
Idaho
Rio
President Pessoa
Riga
Kirga
Pershing
Graham Bonner
Concen
Bette
Walt the Sager
WOO Main Street
Air LE Cry
L. D. S. Business College
Salt Lake City, Utah
2Nd South
Salt Lake
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