Zenith Area Grain and Hay Prospects Rise on Good Rains
Prospects for grain and hay in Zenith are strong due to timely spring rains. Florence Seelemire returned home from visiting friends in Jackson. Nephi Moulton began haying on the eleventh as others plan to start early. LaVon Delaney and Vivian Smith visited Zenith friends. The County Agent visited Zenith Monday promoting squirrel poisoning with poison samples distributed. Roy Plym is employed by Mr Seelemime on the ranch.
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Zenita
Florence Seelemire
Jackson
Nephi Moulton
Vivian Smith
Zenith
Roy Plym
Seelemize
Water Woes Drive American Traveler in France
William Allen White recalls a taxing trip through France where water was unsafe to drink. Bottled water from the American commissary proved essential as wine and coffee failed to please, drawing curious crowds in a hotel dining room.
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William Allen White
Book News Monthly
France
American Commissar
Walters
Henry
The Wringing French Heart of Agricultural Loss
The article notes how intensive soil productivity persists beyond northern France despite war devastation. Fields show shell holes and barbed wire, yet vast lands remain fertile though overgrown with weeds and mistletoe laden orchards. It recalls prewar farms facing court fines for mistletoe and pests.
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France
New Republic
Bank Held Liable For Telegram Error In Trade
Missouri Court of Appeals ruled a Wyoming bank caused the transmission error by acting as the telegram’s agent. The brokerages acted in good faith and the bank could not avoid paying the quoted amount for the potato shipment. The decision centers on agency and responsibility for telegraph misquote in a commercial sale.
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Misouri Court of Appeals
Wyoming Bank
Tragamianion
Missouri Court of Appeal
Banket
Brave British Officer Risks Life To Save Enemy In No Man's Land
Report from wartime notes recounts Capt. Arthur Bunt Chute performing a dramatic act of mercy. He crawled across No Man's Land under fire to rescue a wounded German soldier impaled on his own wire. An exchange of honors followed as the German officer placed the Iron Cross on the British hero.
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John, Gough
V. C
Arthur Bunt Chute
Nothing Impossible Quote by George Barlow
A historical quotation from George Barlow asserts that what men have achieved before remains achievable today and will be accomplished again. The line emphasizes perseverance and the record of human progress.
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George Barlow
Prayer Faith Wins Auto Ride for Child
A Mixgenord daughter learns to pray for a ride after winter. after mother explains the car is stored, an hour later a neighbor arrives with an auto and the girl asks if the mother may ride too. The driver replies there is room for one girl, and the child tells her mother to pray next time.
Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy Ad
Early 1900s style advertisement urging readers to buy Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy for summer colic or diarrhoea attacks. Emphasizes readiness and high value when needed. Contains promotional tone and persuasive claim of worth.
For Sale Personal articles and stock for disposition
One mare saddle horse six years old weight about 1050 pounds. one saddle and pack animal six years old weight about 950. one black work and saddle horse middle aged weight about 1100. four No 4 traps in good condition. one second hand saddle in good condition. one small cook stove. one camp stove. two new camp sheet iron heaters. camp chairs. two pack saddles. bags blankets pads pack covers cooking outfit. town and business lots for note. Simpson January 8.
Thomas Yale Buried at Yale and Ivy Memorial Roots
A fragment notes Thomas Yale rests at Yale with many officers educated there. It recalls ivy from his grave sent in the 19th century to Professor Phelps in London to plant against the college building, linking Wrexham and Yale in memory.
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Thomas Yale
Yale College
Wrexham
North Wales
Phelps
London
Ghronicia
Trophies of a German Airman
An illustration notes Baron von Richthofen’s collection of combat souvenirs. His wall displays numerals marking aircraft he shot down while a chandelier incorporates a rotary engine from a fallen opponent. The description reflects early air war trophy culture.
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Baron von Richthofen
Despondency Remedies Mentioned In Odd Note
A garbled passage cites remedies for despondency and digestion with Chamberlain's Tablets and a list of dubious uses for a varnish and sealant. The text contains references to pills aiding digestion and to nonmedical items like waxed cork and ducting. No clear events or people are established.
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Chamberlain
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Teton High School Band
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T Am
The
Reed Grocery Co
Wm. Kirk
Jackson Harness Company
Uncle Sam
Jackson Drug Co
T. B. Estes, Mgr
the Elk Cigar Store
J.R. Jones
Fey
Wort
J. Wort
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Gen Linn
Wileen McKenzie & Linn
Greece
Avery Monastery
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