Turnips Feed Jammer Cows and Insect Plague Decline
Turnips planted in June provide late feed for cows, with turnips of the white globe variety recommended for coast districts. Defoliating insect pests are peaking but likely to decline as campaigns end, while a Dallas boy sustains a leg fracture from an improvised roller at the ball ground.
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O. A. C. Moat
Robert
Osenor Hayter
Dallas
MANY LEGENDS OF THE OAK
The text surveys ancient beliefs about oaks as sacred or symbolic trees. It cites Pliny the Elder, myths of Heracles and Pontus, and Roman views of forests and ancient oaks as timeless, immemorial symbols linked to mortality and mythic antiquity.
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Plinyatiis
Rome
Heracles
Pontus
Hercules
Hercynian Forest
Germany
Majea
Red Cow Under Suspicion In London Dairy Scheme
A London dairy director sold milk from a cow described as black to a client for an infant. A later inquiry revealed a sensational motive linked to a rumor of a red infant hair outcome, illustrating a broader sham milk practice in city dairies.
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London Dairye Company
London Dairies
London Morning Post
A Yankee Samson
Grandfather Higgins bragged about light sleep and fearlessness. Grandmother claimed she could cut his whiskers in his sleep. He woke one morning to find his whiskers gone and grandmother’s scissors resting by the bed, proving her boast true.
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Samson
Grandfather Higgins
Idaho
Grandfather
Mardi Gras Observance in New Orleans Grows Notable
The New Orleans Mardi Gras has risen to a premier public and social festivity in the United States since its establishment in New Orleans. Rex the king of carnival began in 1872 with Arab troops for the Russian Grand Duke Alexis, while the Mystic Krewe of Comus dated to 1857, predated Rex, and the celebration has expanded to include the whole city. Also included is a short anecdote about Whistler and Burne-Jones regarding a tattooed lady at a fair and later reencounter in London, from The Whistler Journal.
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New Orleans
United States
Kiss Majesty
Rex
Alexis
Crewe of
Camus
Comus
Whistler
Burne-Jones
London
Indy
Aquarium
Whistler Journal
B. R. and
J. Pennell
Mark Twain in Washington During a Muddy Era
Mark Twain described Washington streets as mud filled and dangerous for pedestrians. He joked about city officials diluting mud to turn streets into canals during thaw. He also recalled dining with Grover Cleveland and a misfit sign incident with Mrs. Cleveland. He wrote two humorous pieces about his time as a newspaper correspondent and former Senate secretary.
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Mark Twain
Washington
National Capital
Bie
Grover Cleveland
White House
Senpatoer Stewart
Nevada
No Second Time For Him
A Kansas City Star tale about a social jewelry house where a retailer tried to push strictly wholesale prices for a customer. The wholesaler revealed the retailer kicked the wrong person, leading to a lesson that the customer should sit on the seller’s side to avoid mistakes.
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Kansas City Star
Executor Named in Henry Constance Estate
C W Irvine has been appointed executor of Henry C Constance deceased by Polk County Oregon. He has qualified and all claims must be presented within six months from the date of publication. Those indebted should settle immediately. June 16 1922 marks first publication.
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C. W. Irvine
Henry C. Constance
County Court
Polk County
Oregon
Notice to Creditors of Jane B. Constance Estate
C W Irvine appointed by Polk County Court Oregon as administrator of Jane B Constance deceased. Creditors must present claims with vouchers within six months to Farmers State Bank of Independence Oregon. Dated June 16 1922. D W Irvine administrator. D E Fletcher attorney.
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C. W. Irvine
Quegon
Polk
Jane B. Constance
Farmers State Bank of Independence
Oregon
Notice of Street Improvement Bonds Paid in Independence Oregon
Notice that funds in the City of Independence Oregon Street Improvement Fund will take up for payment and cancellation several Bonds bearing date July 1 1914. On July 1 1922 bond Nos 29 80 31 32 will be paid in full and cease to bear interest. Dated May 22 1922 City Treasurer C W Irvine.
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City of
Independence
Oregon
Annual School Meeting Notice for Folk County District 29
Notice to legal voters of School District No 29 Folk County Oregon that the annual meeting will be held at the public school building at 8 PM on June 19 1922. The meeting will elect one director and one clerk and handle usual business. Dated May 29 1922 by District Clerk G Irvine and Chairman D E Fletcher.
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Folk County
Oregon
Co. G. Irvine
Clark D. E. Fletcher
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