Elk Move Down Yellowstone Valley In Increasing Herds
In the Montana section north of Yellowstone Park elk herds have grown, with cows and calves far outnumbering bulls. Elks winter in deep snow on plateaus and meadows, using trails from Aspen Hunting Cabin to Buffalo Flat. Some bulls with deformed antlers were seen, and park officials report rising numbers complicating management. About 60,000 elk exist in the park region, fed annually by government hay, while antelope numbers hover near 200. Mountain sheep and deer also roam near Gardiner.
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Montana
Mountainaua
Yellow Biohe Andara
Great Vallaya
Low Iunda
Elkatay
Yellowstone Park
Tralia
Pass Et
Aspen
Buffalo Flat
Yellowdrons Park
Hell-Roaring Creek
Cmnoll
Slough Creek
Teddy
Bull
Palmer Creek
Yellowstone River
Yellowstone
Gest
Yellowatona Park
McBride
Gardiner
Eli Je
Unpaid Genius of Theodor Schwann
A historical profile of Theodor Schwann, the cell theory innovator, detailing his rise from a poor student to a university caretaker in Berlin, his breakthrough on cell theory, and the dilemma of moral reward versus financial compensation in science. The piece reflects on Schwann’s modest pay, lack of recognition, and the broader question of government support for pure research.
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Theodor Schwann
M, A
Schwant
Schwann
Johannes Mueller
University of Berlin
Rohiwann
Tharea
Columbia
Beau Brummell and the Brewar Brooks Club in London
The piece notes Beau Brummell and the Brewar Brooks club in London, once famed for its dignity, eccentric fashion, and association with paper bag cookery. It recalls its past as a hub for gaming and lively talk, with Brummell boasting of conquests and patronizing remarks toward rivals like Alderman Combe.
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Brooks’ Club
London
Ita
Earliar
Earliar It Was ‘ Great Plage For’ “Gaming, Tor Zh Ptalkes and’ Meny- Atacdotes
Thara
Beau" Brummell
Jargeenia
Combe Tha
Peculiar Record Trio Of Cubs Slugger Injuries End Careers
The piece profiles Frank Chance, Hughey Jennings, and Curt Welch, peers known for being hit by pitches. It notes Chance cannot play again this year after numerous injuries, Jennings struggled to dodge balls, and Welch faced repeated hits yet avoided dodging, with Welch described as agile and capable of deflecting pitches off his forearm.
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Chance
Jennings
Welch
Frank Chance
Cubs
Wey
Dalla
Hughey Jennings
Curtin Webb
Hugh Jennings
Curtla Welch
Baltimore
Jonning
Hughey
Ballimora
Chanel
Curtis’ Welch
Wesha
Heavan
Haskell Shares Anecdotes From Wichita to Omaha Umpire
Western league umpire Jack Haskell recounts a humorous incident from a recent game in Wichita with a caseload of misheard names and muddled phrases. He notes how the crowd and players reacted as he moved to the front of the bleachers, tipping his cap and reflecting on the moment with a wink toward Omaha and Wichita.
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Haskell
Jack ' Haskell
Stone
Pene
Wichita
Sheky
Lone
Omahs
Neadtia
Johnson
Ting
Jobinson
Omaha
Canada offers huge wheat lands to attract American settlers
Reports from Western Canada indicate potential yields of about 200 million bushels of wheat across the region, with 100 million more than last year. The drive to recruit farm labor is strong as authorities hope Americans respond to low land prices and favorable rates. Agencies list U S and Canadian offices offering information, with Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta highlighted for opportunities and large wheat, oats, and barley yields. land costs range from 7 to 10 dollars per acre, rising to 16 to 20 in some cases, yet still cheap for such productive ground.
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Canada
Garaony
M. V. Ma Innes
Jefferson Avenue
Detroit
Mich
A. Laurier
Marquatte
Crawford
Syrac
Second Strait
Milwaukee
Wis
H. T. Holmes
Jackson Street
St. Paul
Minn
Chas. Pilling
Clifford
Grand Forks
N.D
B. Carbonnecu, Jr
Main Street
Biddeford
J. M. MacLachlan
Watertown
3. D
W. V. Bennett
Bes Bidg
Omeahs
Manitoba
Sasketchewan
Alberta
Local discussions on open drug store access in neighborhood
A fragmentary note shows residents debating opening a drug store in the area and references to the city directory. The text mentions neighbors, a person asking whether it is needed, and comments about crime and gang activity in the vicinity. The readable lines suggest community concerns and possible plans.
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Great den
Untaxed tobacco and trainwreck note in Glenville
Fragmentary OCR text mentions untaxed tobacco and a Glenville reference with repeated names and a cryptic description. No clear event, date, or complete facts emerge from the readable portion.
Donkeys and the Indefinit Muse in Wartime Tales
A fragmented odd text parodies historic speech, mentioning Donkeys, Muse, Ankaarsis, and various names. It reads like a collage of quotes and misspellings, blending whimsy with scattered references to figures and places.
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Shore
Emall Colada
Mecca
Fallow
Wamon
Theodor Bolwann
Thas
Snrth
Beau Brummell and
The
Brewar
Frank Chatce
Western
Mopinumber
Aamerés
Glenville
Dann
Seyers
Matt
Bivtend
Muse
Ankaarsis
Sancrant Nehir
Ewollon
Norvour
Snimple
Oddyoan Allen
Obrantod
Les
Mra. Winslow
Ap Carter
Saaketchewan
Indica
Rais
Canadia
ET. Holmen
Jackson
M. Mackaahien
Daisy FI
Sioux City
Nebraska
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