Platform highlights plan to develop ore power plant project
The Star outlines a platform for UnueR of,ee rce power plant and Commerce Committee. It discusses a county highway program to build falls weather rand and annual reductions in economic support for scientific agricultural advancement. It mentions Hayne County’s gray program, efficient government, and expenditure savings from cattle tick control.
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Favinnd
Taxpayers Pay the Fare in a Hempstead Court Case
A Hempstead county story questions the cost of transporting a Kansas City suspect to Hempstead circuit court for murder indictments. The article notes no state witnesses at trial, adds the expense of returning a prisoner from Detroit, and criticizes $12,500 annual circuit court costs that strain county taxpayers while other officials' salaries rise.
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Kansas City
Hempstead
Ory
Speen
Arkansas
Vnce
Aeante
Detroit
Hempstead County
The Right Stuff in a Crisis Revealed in Daily Life
A reflection on how ordinary actions shape character. Sudden emergencies test people in moments, exposing instinct and long cultivated resolve. Everyday life quietly builds courage, discipline, and readiness for unforeseen trials.
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Juba
John Smith
Immigration Deportation Efforts Grow Under Labor Dept Watch
Washington report details U S Labor Department estimates of illegal aliens, deportation proportions, and methods to curb entry. It notes desertions of seamen, fines on shipowners, border patrols, and hearings before deportation, with officials coordinating to expel aliens and organize deportation groups.
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Gulf of Mexico
Playida
Immigration’ Service
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Immigration Bureau
Board of Review
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Campaigns to oppose saloon interests in Arkansas
Preparations for vigorous anti saloon campaigns in Arkansas societal circles. Inter church federation forms central county committees to conduct thorough efforts. Notables linked to the movement include C A Bridewell of Hope. Others like Ben Logan Prescott and Mayor Skillern Nashville were noted among visitors and locals feature several names and travel mentions.
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Arkansas
C. A. Bridewell
Hope
Ben Logan
Prescott
Mayor Skillern
Nashville
March's Yides and the Plane Cracks Egos
A past month note highlights Chica goans avoiding March dangers. An egotistic anagram phiyer claims fan status for letters. An office sage says no pilot wants to justify the plane's crash. A ratio official urges television censorship steps and cautions to look before leaping.
Black-Draught Praised As Family Remedy In North Carolina
Mr Claude Dockery of Mathie North Carolina extols Black-Draught as a longtime family medicine. He recalls his mother giving it for colds upset stomachs and overeating. He credits it with restoring health after minor indiscretions and says it makes him feel better and more ready for work.
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Claude Dockery
Mathie
N. C
Nasao
Thomas Jefferson and the Warless Peaceful Legend
A reflective profile on Thomas Jefferson born on a Monday during Sharps and Flats Week. The piece contrasts his martial omissions with his pivotal role in shaping civil rights through the Bill of Rights. It argues Jefferson as a speechmaker and peacemaker whose influence justified struggles for liberty and justified war in defense of rights.
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Thomas Jefferson
United States
Washington
Jackson
Cassius
Mighty Caesar
America
Jefferson
Congress
Prehistoric Men Well Versed in Mine Work
Evidence of advanced mining by ancient humans in Natal South Africa suggests mine workings existed before the Zul nations arrived. Reports from Assistant Trade Commissioner DeWayne Clark in Johannesburg indicate these sites were operated during a prehistoric era when mastodons roamed the earth.
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Washington
U.R
Natal
South Africa
DeWayne Clark
Johanesburg
English Town Abandons Tram Cars For Buses
Exeter, Devonshire authorities abandon tramcars for double decker Regent type buses due to congestion. City Corporation rules that streets once wide for post chaise and mail coach are now for mobile double deckers.
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Exeter
Devonshire
U.P
London
City Corporation
Roving Bottle Found Aboard Ship Montreine
A bottle tossed from the Canadian Pacific liner Montreine on June 30, 1,170 miles west of Cherbourg, washed ashore at the Isle of Papa Stour Shetlands. It carried a message signed by 30 passengers instructing it be sent to the party member who proposed prolonging the bottle’s usefulness.
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New Yorkaup
Montelnre
Cherbourg
Isle of Papa Stour
Shetlands
The Fascination of Rediffie Entertainment Decline
A fragmented notice discusses health harms from certain entertainments and occupations. Dr Lechmere Sot and Dr Anderson warn that indulging in passive pleasure and sedative routines harms health, with effects growing insidiously over months or years. The piece cautions business owners to demand exercise for strong lungs and warns siren voice entertainment may erode vigor.
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Anderson Diel
Dr. Gon
Siren Veice
Nine Months for Half Pint of Liquor in Sanford
In Sanford Maine judge Titcomb fined Carmille M 19 three hundred dollars and costs and sentenced him to three months in Alfred jail for illegal transportation of liquor. Marseau, unable to pay, received an additional six months. The case notes a half pint of beer found in his possession.
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U.P
Titcomb
Carmille M
Alfred
Marseau
City to save old Fort Howard building in Bay Wisconsin
City council votes funds to restore and furnish the historic Fort Howard building as a museum. Senator Blaine seeks congressional approval to back the restoration preserving the fort’s 1820 to 1860 era design and furnishings.
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Gheen Bay
Wis
Fort Howard
Sen. J. Blaine
Congress
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