Official Council Proceedings November 4 1018
Council met in the mayor’s office with Mayor Richard Winger and members Ehaffy Nox Sapam present Absent Caunvillaun Wort Minutes read and approved Bills presented and allowed including Morv Co 5.75 Smith labor 2.00 Lloyd salary 30.00 Winger noted. Mrs Beagle received word her husband, called to Warsaw Indiana, reports Janvier passed away October 29.
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Couneil
Cogulae Cenion
Presty
Rieliwel
Ehaffy Nox
Sapam
Caunvillaun Wort
Towkwon Morv, Co
Mowes Smith
Wyndinge
Barrow
Lloyd
Marahal
Thor
W. Beagle
Warsaw
Indiana
Janvier
Bengls
Croup Aid Steps For Parents Use Chamberlains Cough Remedy
Parents urged to keep Chamberlains Cough Remedy on hand for croup attacks and study directions to act quickly. The remedy is recommended as a popular and successful cure and careful use is emphasized for best results.
Clean-up Shipment J Touted for Omaha Market
Schedule notes a clean-up shipment named Shipment J headed to Omaha around November 20. A plea invites buyers to act quickly on animals available for sale including pigs and Plymouth Rock pullets. The message names W J Kelly and a local seller reference, with scattered garbled contact hints.
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Omaha
Professor accuses blind beggar of scam at street corner
A New York Times report recounts Professor Wilker at One Hundred and Tenth Street and Phil Avenue where a blind beggar beguiles him with a ruse to obtain a penny. The professor confronts the beggar who concedes the trick and points to a possible network of swindlers waiting at the corner.
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Professor Wilker
One Hundred and Tenth Street
Phil Avenue
New York Times
Ho Krony
Beavers Aid Engineers in Fortifying Dam Break Story
A flood narrative from Brow park recounts beavers aiding engineers to repair a breached dam. The animals carve timber and stone, build with urgency, and help delay floodwaters as workers rush in to stabilize the site. Community observers praise the beavers' skill.
At a Common Table We Share Food After War Victory
In a postwar appeal the author warns against overconfidence from military success and urges continued effort to feed hungry populations in Allied and neutral lands. The piece stresses America's duty to sustain 120,000,000 people and to build postwar trade while promoting democracy and shared humanity. Dated Nov. 4, 1918.
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Ameria
Neuvale Ht
America
Tran
Alliva
Amerea
Germany
Pola
Servia
Armenia
Norway
Sweden
Holland
Rumania
Ukraine
Baltic
United States
Greatly Benefited by Chamberlain's Tablets
A reader from Aulum New York testifies to relief after two years of distress after eating indigestion and torpid liver. After using Chamberlains Tablets the writer reports rapid correction of disorders and improved health after two bottles.
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Chamberlain
Mien
M. P. Harwood
Aulum
N. Y
For Sale Notes from Jackson Classifieds
For sale listing mentions a 170 ton first class mixed item with Timothy and Wild Hog, JG D 8 lineson Jackson. Also a White Rotary sewing machine offered as for sale or SASE from I.W. Plym Jackson.
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Timothy
Wild Hog
JG. D
Lineson
Jackson
W. Plym
Daylight Saving Debate Echoes Through Time
A reflective piece critiques daylight saving and the sun clock, arguing the public adapts to the schedule for work and recreation. It notes the struggle between tradition and modern timing, and mentions social use of daylight for work and leisure.
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Wien
Italians Save Wood Ashes Amid Scarcity and Rising Fertilizer Costs
The article notes increased burnings and limited chemical fertilizer supply. Wood ashes from spruce, oak, elm are tested as substitutes, with yield implications and changes in potash content. It discusses regional production challenges and potential stockpiles affecting agriculture.
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Sant of Dah
Abasl
fragmentary note about memory and identity
The text reads as a fragmented stream about memory and appearance with disjoint phrases and unclear references. It mentions style and forgetting, but lacks coherent events or identifiable persons or places.
Fragmented note from obscure listing in old paper
A partial OCR fragment references a registery list and a person named Chigelne E erm Me at Alvewr with unclear details about a four and a death event. Further readable context is unavailable.
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Alvewr
Guard for Finger Ming Au logenious new guard
A guard is posted for Finger Ming Au at Deer Pinion Lie Wineay Utalley to prevent Mewen dog. The fogur aims to prevent a trespass by the wane thane tpultge wutiemd be vielblo.
Harness and Saddlery Stock Sold to Jackson Firm
Notice from Jas D Hoggan of Driggs Idaho offering repair work and custom orders with mail service from a complete harness and saddlery stock. For sale items include ten mares with details and a prize horse. Lost sorrel mare branded JA sought with a $10 reward.
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Jackson
Mp. Novak
Jas
D. Hoggan
Musi
Driggs
Idaho
For Sale Cattle and Produce in Kelly Wyoming
Thirty head of cows and calves with yearlings for sale. O S M Robertson in Jackson. Cabbage and carrots for sale. O H F Garton in Kelly Wyoming.
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Os. M. Robertson
Jackson
Oh. F. Garton
Kelly, Wyo
Many Uses for Sandbags in War Times
A wartime text extols sandbags as versatile equipment for fortifications and field needs. It notes use in ramparts and trenches, for storing gear and clothing, and as makeshift covers and protective wrappings. The piece also recalls civilians and soldiers citing ongoing conflict and a belief the war will end soon.
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Dino
Atlin
Poweman
Petrathy
Bellin
Poasil Fish in Texas Train Wreck Report
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a Texas incident involving a fish and a train. Names, dates, and clear facts are unreadable, leaving only scattered phrases about a journey and an event on a lawn. No verifiable details present.
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Texas
Notice of Homestead Claim Intent in Wyoming
Department of the Interior announces a notice of intention to make a homestead entry. Claimants Herman T. Tedleon Michael B. Yokel Sylvester Chorney and Robert C. Lundy of Wilson Wyoming must prove up their claim at Jackson Wyoming on November 28, 1918 before the State Commissioner.
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Nothce de Homby
Ide
Belle Horard
Wilcon
Wyonmbig
Lot Beation
Wottaons
Jackson
Wycomming
Clamant
Herman Tt .Tedleon
Michael B. Yokel
Sylvester Chorney
Robert C. Lundy
Wilson
Wyoming
Notice of land claim and filing in Wyoming
Department of the Interior notice announces Nellin M. Burton of Zenith Wyoming will complete proof to establish a desert land claim for the NENE and NYSE of Section 28 Township 42 North Range 6 West Sixth Principal Meridian. The hearing before United States Commissioner Otho Williams at Jackson Wyoming is set for November 25 1918. Witnesses listed include Joshua M. Burton Nephi Moulton Rey Nipper Edna Nipper.
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Department of the Interior
Evanston
Wyoming
Nellin M. Burton
Zenith
Peale Desert Land
Finn
Otho 1
Williams
United States
Jackson
Alormant
Joshua M. Burton
Nephi Moulton
Rey Nipper
Edna Nipper
Kelly
Alex Nishet
Register
Notice for Publication Forest Homestead Final Proof
Department of the Interior notices Burle W. Harris of Gravent Wyoming who filed for a forest homestead entry begun November 24 1911 for Lots 2 4 6 and NWSE Section 36 Township 43 North Range 116 West before United States Commissioner Otho Williams at Jackson Wyoming on November 23 1918. Claimant names witnesses Holliday Menor Norman Smith William Newbold Henry Lingenfeffer and Alex Nisbet.
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Department of the Interior
U. 8
Evanston
Wyoming
Burle W. Harris
Grovant
Entey
Otho i
Williams United States
Jackson
Rwmes
Wittiewes
Holliday H. Menor
Norman
Smith
Gravent
William J. Newbold
Kelly
Henry Lingenfeffer
Zenith
Alex Nisbet
Regiater
Forest Homestead Final Proof Notice from Moran Wyoming
Department of the Interior announces Harold C. Linstry of Moran Wyoming filed for final one year proof on Forest Homestead Lotry Berial 5416 for the SEENW NSW and lot 4 Section 7 Township 45 North Range 113 West Sixth Principal Meridian. The hearing will be before Otho E. Williams at Jackson Wyoming on December 11. Witnesses include Joseph J. Markham Mrs Harold McKinstry George Fe Metlner and Walter J. German all of Moran or nearby towns.
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Harold C. Linstry
Moran
Wyoming
Nsw
Otho E. Williame
United States
Jackson
Wyotting
Joseph J. Markham
Harold
McKinstry Bath
Moran, Wyoming
George Fe Metlner
Walter J. German
Fk, Wyoming
Notice of Intent to Make Final Proof in Western Land Claim
Department of the Interior announces that several claimants, including Hachaway of Bondurant Wyoming and others in the region, will appear before the United States Commissioner in Evanston Wyoming to establish farming land claims. The filing references the SW4 ND and Lot 2 in Section 2, Township 0 North Range 114 West, with identities such as Hicks and Noble appearing among parties.
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Notinete
Demie
A. Hachaway
Bondurant
Wychilig
Eibowe
David
Wyming
Hicks
Boning
Woening
Sargent
Daniel
Causes and Cure of Cramps in the Leg
The article explains cramps as sudden involuntary muscle contractions most often in calves, sometimes thighs arms or abdomen. It notes triggers like overnight stretching and sleep, describes a hard knot in the muscle, and says relief comes from stretching and rubbing the affected area. If attacks recur, medical consultation is advised.
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Gwhmmer
Chariots in Ancient Warfare and Military Technology
Fragmentary text describes ancient chariot use in warfare, noting improvements in mobility and armor. It mentions improvised welded forms, battlefield roles, and the influence of chariot design on later armored vehicles.
Angéls of the Koran Fragment Chronicle
A garbled text fragment references beings and terms from the Koran era, mentioning power figures and entities such as Gubetel Freretachins Mivhawl Crletd Lewtorter and Terofet. The passage remains cryptic with no coherent narrative or verifiable details.
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Angéls
Koran
Don t It Jest Beat I Red the Colonel s Orderly
Fragmentary readable passage follows a Red unit in a Middle West regiment with Texan pride. A narrator recalls language barriers and a humorous clash with French soldiers. The scene features dialogue about talking to people in an honest language and notes a local memory of a tone and a woman.
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Red
Texas
Trever
Irvin
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