Woman Hidden From World for Sixteen Years
A detailed account recalls Miss Dreamp a 37 year old who lived as a voluntary prisoner on farmer Sehnielk’s Bekalek farm for sixteen years. She entered an agreement with him to stay secluded and never reveal her existence until his death. After Sehnielk’s passing she emerged briefly, then learned of his death and sought legal action. The case centers on her contract valued at 10,060, and the absence of legal counsel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A As Farin
Gaton
Miss Minute
Jacob Schulek
Bekalek
Caryighker
Baton
Selunlole
Schaffer Howe
Achinigh
Miss Bocarmo
Sehnilek
Boy shoots out own eye in York town accident
Eleven year old Charles Keech fired an air rifle at a Dunk cartridge placed on a fence. The pellet struck his eye tearing it, while a second bullet wounded Owen Spicer in the face. Both boys were treated at York Hospital. Keech’s sight was in doubt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Charles Keech
Owen Nel Apa
Francs Spicer
Young Keech
War Update Amid Turbulent Public Discourse
War officials report intensified conflict and public measures as authorities disclose casualties and security steps. Mayor Tarvey Witt monitors unrest while courts consider wartime restrictions. Officials cite 42 incidents linked to plots and ongoing trials to prevent further disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gisteowney Ly
Tarvey Witt
Boy Scouts Lead Third Liberty Loan Spirit War Theme
The article extols Boy Scouts as brave supporters of Liberty Loans, noting their role in the first two drives, posters printed for the third loan, and the call for Scouts to mobilize as patriotic volunteers, rallying communities and aiding war effort in France. It underscores their courage, loyalty, and readiness to aid soldiers abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avery Roy
Geynuny
Tronghes
Franso
RG Bova
Sungor
Wis
Honda
Boy Scouts
Boy Scoura
America
Thor Baminitey
Horsed Runoff Wrecks Auto and Kills Horses Near Hinson
A crash on a rural road one mile west of Hinson involved Lalier driving a Ford into a herd of horses. Two horses died and the car sustained damage as the driver allegedly failed to see the herd. A firmer bystander attempted to intervene as the incident unfolded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marek
Ile Autantobila
Wren Lillier
Laliier
Hinson
Hovacs
Lalton
Lavsea Way
Hovss Passes War Finance Bill Whehington
A corrupted item reports that on March 22 Hovss approved or passed a war finance bill in Washington. The text is garbled but indicates legislative action and a finance measure tied to the war effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hovss
Nha Houet
Pleasure and Discontent Amid Household Strain
In a fragmentary domestic scene, Mrs. Grane and Mrs. Crany discuss Miss Hustley’s hardships after losing savings and home comforts. Lauretta Klug, sad and resentful, seeks Miss Bastady’s aid as family pressures mount and neighborly support wanes.
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Gerson
Tada
Jessy
Gorse
Hero
Orang
Mrs. Oring
MD. Jessup
Fessyp
Grane
Lagrotta
Crono
Lagratta
Lourette
Lauretta
Not a Male Soul Taking the Exams in March
The county reports 42 young women taking teachers' certificate exams, the largest female turnout yet, blamed on wartime absences of male applicants. Examinations proceed at Graver Ave with 60 or more candidates expected, as the office notes a shortage of male teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naryt Man
Goonlind
Comedians Shine At Fort Funston Show Then Grim Worries
At Camp Funston on March 20, 1918, a humorous Army City show titled The Dayiland Tank Walker drew soldiers with skits and songs. Col Grimmins, commander of the detention camp, led the officers in observing the lively performance. The comedian, praised for eliciting laughs, fears the old adage about who laughs best may prove true as he faces reassignment to a new camp, amid reflections on duty and future service.
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Grimmins
Funston
Dayiland
Han
Wag naVer
Ole Skuge
Pruneda
Ptias
Kilghen
Prince of Darkness
Acho
Cpl
Orimathus
Ongrovikkjo
Felitala Marky
Col. Crinmins
Lim
Holl
Thorn
Manny
Crimmins
Eunaton
Grain Acreage Soars At Kersey In Spring Report
Kersey area reports a dramatic rise in spring grain acreage with notable increases across fields. Local agronomists note favorable conditions and expanding cultivated area as farmers boost plantings for the season.
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Kersey
Hudson March Election Promises Peaceful Ballot
The Hudson town election set for March 21 is expected to be peaceful after prior divisions. Local officials report broad unity among sections as candidates, including Amith, vie for mayor, with emphasis on growth and harmony across Wheatx acres and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson
Leelion
Gleelions
Four American Sailors Killed on Destroyer March 19
Reported by Washington the Navy announced that four American sailors were killed when a destroyer was attacked during the March 19 action abroad. An officer and two other men were injured with additional details unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
March
Belish
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Miss Mecamp
Sehmiel
Jenton
J. Scheffer
Garett
Bhasts
Sollision
Weld County Garage
10Th St
F.i.Schick
Kérvoy
Minyoh
Nany Honeoy
Warn
Ellos
New York
Weld
New York City
Byars & Fox
Rafisay’s
Golden Rule Store
Greeley, Colorado
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