Charter No 1 Healersy Diatriet No 1 0 rE ge Past 5905.98
The document presents financial figures and a state county ledger snippet with names like Gay H Shearer as cashier of the above named bank. It includes a solemn oath and signatures from bank officials, indicating formal attestation and record-keeping from a municipal or state authority.
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Totas
Mahe
Tein Pallene
Gay H Shearer
Esabiey
Wy Rouwledge
Hotiel
UY M. Shearer
Caahier
Creation of Flora on Krakatoa Island After Eruption
Botanists report rapid revegetation on Volcano Island in the Sunda Strait. Six years after Tant eruption on Krakatoa, 29 vascular plants are recorded, mainly grasses, with about 64 percent likely birds, 20 percent wind, and 1 percent water dispersed. Segulation growth correlates with water levels and high sulphate content.
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Bombon
Luzon
B.D. Verrill Dod TS
Yates
Taland
Krakatoa
Strait of Sunda
Volcano Island
Mexican land grant eyed for experimental farm at Sinaloa railhead
A Mexican citizen at Mazatlan has secured 100 hectares near the Oxaca station in Sinaloa for an experimental farm to show the value of modern American agricultural machinery. The concessionaire plans to rent land to U S manufacturers, sending experts to demonstrate machinery and promote sales while teaching newer farming methods. Victor Hugo works translated into Japanese will begin monthly publication, hailed as meeting a public appetite for French literary classics.
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Mazatlan
Oxoatute
Sinaloa
Imanufcurers
Victor Hugo
Tem Jators
The
Herald of Asia
Lee
Hago
Pew
No Jaze There at Abhert Batt Recount Ry to London
A dance goon at Abhert batt recounts patronage by nobility including Queen Mary and Queen Alexanders. The program features dances from before the war though there is resistance to a new American dance. Peace Value is praised, and the novelty draws applause. The fair crowd is expected this year.
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London
Queen Mary
Queen Alexanders
Rugland
Filer Friends Visit From Twin Falls and Local Chautauqua Plans
Mr and Mrs Arvid Johnson of Twin Falls were visiting among Filer friends Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Geo Hendee Lewistown Ill will depart Saturday for the east. The Filer Chautauqua Festival opens October 5 with a five number entertainment course. A meeting kept old officers in place with E B Ripley as secretary and A J Wood in charge of tickets and advertising. Long time loans at 5 1 2 percent payment plan advertised by Dickey next door to Farmers National Bank.
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Arvid Johnson
Twin Falls
Geo. Hendee
Lewistown
Lit
C. W. Case
E. B. Ripley
A. J. Wood Hay
Dickey
Farmers National Bank
Bubl
Baptist Church Services Include Special Preaching
The Baptist church announces a Sunday schedule with Sunday School at 10, morning sermon at 11, song service at 7 30, evening worship at 8, and Thursday weekly prayer meeting. Rev Joel F Wood of Boise Idaho will preach both morning and evening September 21. All without a church home are invited.
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Joel F. Wood
Boise
Idaho
Maron Church Notes Sunday Schedule
Sunday School at 10 a.m. Church services at 11 a.m. Pastor S. R. Welty with W. T. Kalbfleisch in charge. Preaching 11 a.m. followed by G. W. Plummer. Sermon 11 a.m. Children’s meeting 7 p.m. Y. P. Meeting 7:30 p.m. Sermon 8:15 p.m. Midweek sermon.
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IL. A. m
S. R. Welty
W. T. Kalbfleisch
G. W. Plummer
Childrens
Meannonite Brethren Sunday Services Yakima Area
Meannonite Brethren on Yakima Avenue at 3rd Street invites all to Sunday School at 10 a.m. on September Earnest Dexter will lead evening service at 7:30 p.m with preaching at 8:00 p.m. Pastor E. W. Wilder welcomes all.
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Yakima Avenue
3Nd Street
Earnest Dexter
E. W. Wilder
Quiet Evening Ruined by Interrupted Plans
A business man laments a failed attempt at a peaceful night as fatigue, distractions, and unforeseen events spoiled his desired home relaxation. He describes longing for a quiet, undisturbed evening, only to fall asleep early after a long day and an unfulfilled sense of freedom. The narrator’s mood shifts from anticipation to disappointment.
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Providence
Buy Less Retail Fear Public Warns About High Prices
Letter from Edward A. MacLean of the Oregon Retail Merchants Association urges Americans to curb purchases to counter high living costs. He argues consumer restraint, not legislation, will lower prices and that government securities could replace merchandise purchases.
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San Francisco
Edward A. MacLean
Werecary
Oregon Retail Merchants’ Association
John A. Calkins
San Francisco Federal Reserve Bank
Seven States Save Millions in Seven Months War Savings
Thrifty residents across seven states in the Twelfth Federal Reserve District saved 6,427,308 by buying Thrift and War Savings Stamps from January 1 to July 26, 1919. In five years the stamps will be worth about 1.5 million more than cost, yielding a roughly 5,000,000 return to purchasers. Buy a Thrift Stamp for twenty five cents and join a War Saving Society.
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Federal Reserve District
San Francisco Federal Reserve Bank
United States
Treasury Savings
War Saving Society
Connecticut buys stamps for Putnam funds
New London Connecticut The state treasurer Gilpatric purchases 1000 dollars worth of War Savings Stamps as an investment for state funds to be held until maturity. The purchase is credited to Putnam, Gilpatric’s residence. The treasury also subscribed to 1 25 million dollars worth of Victory notes in a prior campaign, bringing total government security investments to over 2 million dollars. War Savings Stamps allow the taxpayer to earn interest on idle funds. Save what you can and invest in War Savings.
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New London
Cenh
Inbruenza
Treasury
War thrift drives labor union drive for savings
An AFL and labor circles push War Savings Stamps and Treasury savings certificates as safe investments for workers during wartime. The reform advocates argue thrift, saving, and government backing help the rolling masses, with leaders like Thomas E. Burke endorsing union education and broad cooperation across states and trades.
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Ciingham, Senes, Seths
New Auto
Filer Mercantile Company
E. A. Mann
Filer
First National Bank
Piller
Federal
Federal Reverte Baik
Hanking Houer
Ami Cristedm
Rand
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Petal
LA Adueters
Nevital Stork Pold In Pornhus Fund
Vaeey
Cnbal
TR Moore
St J. Weaver
SP. Martin
Filer, Idaho
Nature
Bombon Lake
Filer Chautauqua
Federal Farm Loans
Maron Church Notes
Evangelical Church
Mennonite Church
Meanonite Brethren
Uncle Sam
Portland
Oregon
Congress
Emselves
E. A. Macl.ean
Sti
Ie Retailers’ Association
Connecticut
AFL
American Federation
Washington
Atlantics
Thomas E. Burke
United Station of Plumbers and Steam
Canay
Burke
Pse
Thellors
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