Indian Lodge Tales and the Manitou Canoe Legend
A fragment from Ford C. Frick-TT describes a rock formation at the New Mexico border resembling a canoe with two figures, around which a Lakota style legend grows. It recounts a flood, the Manitou guiding two survivors in a magical canoe, and the stay of a guiding monument on a mountain. The piece shifts to a note on dates and a mythic interpretation of prophecy.
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Legend of Birds and Beasts Creation Myth Told by Ute Chief
An account of how the Manitou formed earth, animals, and birds, introducing the grizzly as ruler to curb killing and restore harmony. The origin tale ties to the Ute and Mohave traditions, with Rackskin Charley cited as the informant and Ouray as a mountain-tribe leader contemporary to white settlement in Colorado and New Mexico.
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Crow Haunts Railways Inspires Bird News Tale
The London Morning Post notes an engine driver who is keenly observant of crows on rail embankments and cuttings. The bird frequents the four foot strip beside the line and can interfere with trains though less often than other birds.
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Graettinger Tile Works Incorporation Act Noted
A 1924 Iowa act legalizes the Graettinger Tile Works' incorporation and notices filed in Palo Alto County and with the state, declaring proceedings valid as if fully compliant. It confirms no impact on ongoing litigation and takes effect upon Des Moines Register publication.
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Graettinger
Iowa
Palo Alto County
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Wirks
Graattinger
General Assembly
Racbinger Tie Works
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Des Moines Register
Damages Asked in Trial Over Apparent Affair
The case features a tense courtroom exchange as counsel seeks damages of about $60,000. The plaintiff insists the man means nothing to her, while the defendant’s lawyer argues for substantial compensation.
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