Mixed World News Echoes From A Fractured Era
A sweeping, error-laden digest traces tensions over Japanese exclusion nets, labor strife, and court actions in Colorado as violence and political shifts ripple through Idaho and California. Reports note political tickets in Idaho, a Boulder fatality, and a California case involving a wedding and a white slave den, alongside global unrest from Serbia to Britain.
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Intermountain
United States
League of the Southwest
Denver
Colorado Supreme Court
Lander
Wye
Nancy Wales
Bush
Wales
Idaho
Senator Nugent
Dipping Fowls in Sodium Fluoride Efficient for Drying
Poultry experts report dipping fowls in a dilute sodium fluoride solution on warm sunny days reduces feathering damage and speeds drying versus dusting. The method, suitable mainly for southern states and summer use, lowers material costs and speeds treatment with minimal effort. Submersion times per bird run 60 to 45 seconds, with careful handling to ensure skin contact and thorough drying.
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United States
Department of Agriculture
Labor Required to Raise Money Crops
A farming bulletin summarizes labor estimates from the U S Department of Agriculture. It states one man and one horse are needed for ten hours to cut cure and harvest an acre of hay. It adds grain crops demand two days man labor and three days horse work for several staples. It notes tobacco onions beets and carrots and dairy cows require specific annual labor totals.
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Voland
Great Britain
Shoul
Foley
Lloyd George
United States
Albania
Jugo-Slavia
Ajiun
Tern
Falow
Haifa
Vatestine
Londen
Witos
Poland
Femlance
Russia
Botsheviks
Poeland
Haller
East Prussia
Boon
Dilnatk
Ireland
Belfast
Mabuen
Julist
Hlerpe
Soldau
Haat Arussian
Cherzelien
Mla- Wik
Ieve
Minsk
Bue
Hove
Bia
Jimmy Cue
Hola
Lee Furor
Shae
Mule
Lantiakelittay
Uitriole Wanbunele
Cumin News
Office of Farm Management
United States Department of Agriculture
Central States
Kentucky
Ohio
Horne
Hints on Preparing Squabs for Market
Market guidance from USDA experts advises washing cleaning and grading squabs by size to maintain quality. Birds are dispatched with arteries severed and brains pierced, then plucked cooled and packed breasts up with cracked ice and waxed legs for shipment.
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Mareket
United States Department of Agriculture
Stuffing Fraud Targeted by U S Department of Agriculture
The Bureau of Markets warns that stuffing barrels or bags with undersize and overripe produce misleads buyers. Growers who ensure uniform quality fruit and vegetables gain a fair market, while buyers now demand accurate weights and grades. The discussion highlights the U S Department of Agriculture stance against deceptive packing practices and the need for transparency in shipments.
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Bureau of Markets
United States Department of Agriculture
Ood Coe Alwaga
Unreadable OCR Note Prompts Partial Bargain Text
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a youth event or meeting with scattered names and times but lacks clear entities or actions. The readable parts mention days, kinds of people, and possible promotions, yet no coherent event, location, date, team, or outcome emerges. The fragmentary nature prevents extracting a concrete news item or summary.
Hell-Book Confesses Embezzlement by Lipton Employee
Charles Brierley, district sales manager for Lipton Tea, admitted to a theft tally expected to reach 75 000 to 100 000 dollars after a two year record in his "hell book" ledgers. He confessed at the state attorney office and in Chicago FBI and company investigators traced shortages used to buy flowers and candy for his wife, who remains unaware of the criminal life.
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Monthly Review of
Kinga County
Califoria
Keeniae
Quentin Longshorenion
New York
Brive
Maguix
Shissey Klakely
Kanga Tity
St. Vitlant
Cathdral
Los Angeles
Huth Creed
Pasadena
Sophia
Dunean
Almaka
North Pate
Uplow Pacific Railroad Company
Scott's Bluffs County
Nebraska
Goshen County
Wyombig
Barron
American Legion
San
San Praneleco
W. H
J. Woky
Chicago
Charles B. Brierley
Charles 1
Frtertey
Mir Thomas Lipton
State's Attorney’s
Lipton Tea Company
Brierley
Bre Brierley
Reward for well doing in Martin's Ferry police action
Martin's Ferry officer O Peter Movity will receive a reward of 15 cents for recovering a stolen automobile from two navy deserters. The owner of Stowhenville later claimed the reward after notifying the police department, and the city will reimburse the officer for the cost of the recovered vehicle.
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Ohio
Mme Wittor
Unreadable OCR Text Fragments About Disaster Survival
Fragmentary text describes a hurricane scene and survival of some groups or places. Details are garbled with misspellings and names unclear. Core idea mentions a storm near a location and people enduring damage, with some supposed survivors referenced.
Spink Feller Causes Rumpus Ridge Disturbance
The New York Evening Post recounts a tense interaction at Rumpus Ridge where Gap Johnson complains about Spink visiting to see his girl, with streetwise taunts and threats over boundary conflicts. Nearby, Leonards family fragilely handles a surprising visitor and the boys’ curiosity about bees and hives sparks neighborhood chatter.
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Gap Johnson
Rumpus Ridge
New York Evening Post
Walkaway Marriage Echoes In Old Time Tale
A young couple rushed into the mar rage Devine burwin in the Mambelpat holding the athar dey and announced to City Clerk Kealty their wish to be married at once. A weary official reply implied haste as the couple faced blunt social pressure and rapid wedding chatter in this odd vignette from the era.
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Marrage Devine Burwin
Mambelpat
Athar Dey
Kealty
Ton Cupid
Anid
New York
Getting Them Classified Theme New Merivala
Farune Copatocsa remarks on Mamopaline and a conversation aunt, questioning credibility as the exchange touches on replat and oprome gattbasces. The jumble hints at a cryptic local dialogue with names and terms that may reference a regional issue or creative piece.
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Merivala
Farune Copatocsa
Mamopaline
Tee
Theale
Oprome
Unclear dialogue fragment involving Tre and Lawer
A garbled OCR snippet presents two speakers, Tre and a lawyer, arguing about an aunt and Heaney. The text lacks coherent names, dates, places, or a verifiable event to anchor a complete news card.
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Kiel Iver
Robert 8
Cupla
Sparks
Birenu
Superior Court
Tten
Aparks
Palrhanks
Mickfond
Connemmeret Noveral Dty
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Beuth
Mant
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Clain
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Miami
Yosemite Nat Tonal Park
Guvornor Bievens
California
Washington
Colby
Gordon Woodbury
New Hampshire
Navy
Ranklin D. Roosevelt
Ah Interstate Commerce Commission
Palmer
American Executive Committee
Foreign
Tuapartey
Pan Eeores
Eile Vile Tell
eahibIon
Deak Tea
Ollie
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Euler
Lipton
Dey
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