Local School Election Weighs Legislation Rivalries
Vague reports describe Monday’s school election and rival legislative points. Citizens debated ballots, tickets, and candidates including Armbwright, Miller, and others while turnout grew as results loomed.
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Regular session of Geuwudhwel council adjourned
The Geuwudhwel regular session adjourned after officers were sworn in and new mayor Baumer took oath. Knapp elected to fill vacancy as deputy and J. Wilson named treasurer for the year with a $1000 bond. Committee appointments made for finance streets streets health water and ordinances. New health system proposed by W.T. Shepard. Mention of water main petition on Railroad Street.
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W.T. Shepard
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Jim Garrett
Pete Jackson
Local notices and social items from Hull area
A garbled digest of community news lists church proposals, visits, entertainments, sales, moving plans, theater and concert notes, temperance meetings, and local travel. Names include Beckman, Howe, Hull residents, Ames reports, and Doon events with dates and venues implied in scattered fragments.
Proposals to Build a Church in Hull
Bids will be received from responsible bidders by the Christian Reformed Church of Hull until March 3 1805 for the erection of a church building. Plans and specifications are available at GW Lensink's store in Hall. The building committee reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
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J.D. Werkman
Lebanon
Shi
Missouri G
Rey Pobles
Hull
Ames
Burnip
Book Rapids
Ple A. BP. Hofer, Jr
Fold Hall Advance
Hofer Brothers
Capital Journal
Salem
Oregon
Fred Wells
Beck Valley
Wells
Hall
Locustattery
Christian Reformed Church of
Lensink
Watchman’s Telegram Sparks Department of Justice Row
An aged watchman at the department of justice, long tied to legal affairs, doubts a telegram to the attorney general. He fears liquor influence and questions whether a crime can be charged to a person under such influence. The incident triggers a conflict within the department.
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Department of Justice
Heeltauery
Temwi
Odd Post Office in South America Reads Like a Barrel Tale
A New York Times article describes a peculiar South American post office scene where a boat lands near shore and locals inspect a crude barrel tied to mail. The process involves retrieving letters, resealing the barrel with wax, and passing the post to the next ship for onward delivery.
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Porraviel Prego
Ionpost
South America
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Old Post Co
New York
Thucs
Fragmentary note on Chinese Pawyhrnters and Canton structures
This readable fragment mentions Chinese Pawyhrnters and a Canton area with one story structures. It references towers and tin, noting a considerable distance, but details are unclear.
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Wilkike Ecaare Towers
Pawnshops seen as safe depositories for worth and clothing
Florence O Driscoll notes in Century that pawnshops resemble bunk rooms where valuables and clothing are stored for safety and summer wardrobes replaced in winter. loans exist against stored goods and such dealings are not considered undignified for Chinese gentlemen.
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Florence
Driscoll
M. PB
Case of Necessity Cook in Gotham Life Dialogue
A Gothamite asks about a Vassar graduate cook and the cost. Hearlemite explains she works for her board and clothes, since she is his wife. The exchange reflects frugal domestic life in Harlem Life.
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Vassar
Lagoon confusion and language puzzles at Jackson Park visit
Visitors at Jackson Park misread the term lagoon while guards explain the theme park feature. English speakers struggled to locate the lagoon amid the lake and buildings, leading to humorous misunderstandings and a note on vernacular usage.
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Daving
Orida
Ise
Jackson Park
Eleitric
J Crawford reports on exploration in Northeastern Nicaragua
J Crawford presents early results from nearly ten years of exploration in Northeastern Nicaragua. The area spans about ten to twelve thousand square miles of wilderness examined for gymnasty, fur trade, and glacial evidence. Finds include gold in riverbanks and channels, extensive forestry potential, and undeveloped agricultural lands amid rugged terrain.
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Judge’s Mental Spree and the Allure of Trashy Novels
A New York World excerpt describes a judge overhauling a pile of cheap detective and adventure books. The judge discusses reading for dissipation, noting it helps him escape legal worries and the stresses of deeds, mortgages, and trusts.
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New York
Astepetter
Jay
Long Island
Cear
Sam
New York World
Frastic Morality from London Tit-Bits
A fragmentary London Tit-Bits item notes a conversation between a rooter praising a fine pig and a contemplative villager remarking on mortality. The text skims humor and philosophy in a compact, streetwise exchange.
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Dibbles
London
Prince Kravethix and His Archy Advocacy Spawns Uproar
Prince Kravethix, the Russian exile in Loodon, is described as tall and lathy with a bald head and patriarchal whiskers. His prominent gesture when speaking is a wide spread of both hands while he see-saws the air with long arios.
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Prince Kravethix
Loodon
Toronto editor claims vast timber supply across North America
The Toronto editor asserts the continent offers ample timber with extensive rafted logs in Minnesota Wisconsin Michigan and Maine and exports from the southern states. He mentions abundant forests in Alaska and British Columbia and suggests similar growth elsewhere across Canada and the United States.
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