Banquet Honors and Missionary Society Notes
A community meal and program celebrated Mary Tevelyn’s fifth birthday with music by Misses Lela Morton Hazel Kink Helen Soest and Pearl Stevens. The Woman's Missionary Society announces a May meeting at 3 o'clock at 1017 Massa Street with devotionals by Mrs. Isabella Sharp. Unknown origin fire in Guthrie Oklahoma caused damage to a cotton seed house managed by a cotton company, with losses around 100000.
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Lela
Pearl
Morton
Hazel
Ang cMies
Helen Kink
Miss Pearl
Stu
Stevens
Glen
King
Secré
Jalley
Woman's Missionary Society
Taouth ‘Congregational
Chotrehold
Firs
Dyche
Massaetts Street
Isabella' Sharp
Banks F
AL “Mwil- Ail
Guthrie
Okla
Vicksburg's centennial pageants mark town's early settlers
The Associated Press describes Vicksburg Mississippi planning a May 14-15 celebration for the city centennial with pageants portraying Spanish and Union history and four flags era. Early settlers from Virginia, the Carolinas and Kentucky helped found a town that grew from 2,500 to about 24,009 residents.
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Vicksburg
Associated Press
Vickburg
Uniary
Issippi
United States
Nogales
Vick
Virginia
Carolinas
Kentucky
Stockholm radio permit system expands nationwide
Government officials report growth in radio broadcasting permits across major cities including Gothenburg and Bodon. The program, tied to public telegraph and telephone networks, aims to support relay stations and operating expenses, with a total permit count around 9,000.
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Stockholm
Lbe
Ihe
Fpilio
Ps N Toe
Adeas
Gothenburg
Bodon
Res
Art
Olden card games studied at London Guildhall Library
A report discussing a collection at the City of London Guildhall Library of early card packs from the 18th century and earlier. The article notes these decks show crude figures and geographic information, reflecting slower minds of past eras compared with modern players as researchers study them while awaiting turns at the gaming table.
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London
City of London Guildhall
Tay
Modern girls and church going debated by Miss Barker
Miss Barker argued that today’s young women should face life openly and not rely on old traditions such as constant churchgoing. She claimed modern girls lack church attendance but said churches could offer unique value if services addressed their needs.
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Chuck
Miss Barker
Peaple
Barker
Ehorth
Coral
William in Doorn as He Seeks Favor with Dutch Youth
A Dutch journalist describes former German emperor William II visiting Doorn castle. He dresses in latest fashion, collects photos of the Prince of Wales and Queen Wilhelmina, and aims to win local favor by mingling with children in their Dutch dialect. He now tips his hat to greet townsfolk, reversing the old bowing gesture.
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Amserdam
May
William Hohenzollern
Doorn
Barfteld E.tilings
Doorn Castle
Prince of Wales
Wabelain
Holland
Thelings
William
Berlin
Tule
New Milling Methods Cut Ore Costs In Alaska
Falcon Joslin of Seattle explains new milling innovations allowing low grade ores to be mined profitably in sections near Juneau Alaska. The method promises costs as low as 40 cents per ton, enabling exploitation of ores once deemed uneconomical.
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Seattle
Associated Press
Falcon Joslin
Uuneau
Alaska
Alyéar
Kansas center of US viewed as meteorite lure debate
Prof H H Nininger of McPherson College challenged the Kansas belief that the state is unusually scraped by meteorites. He cited charts showing one fifth of world meteorite finds in Kansas and offered soil and local interest as reasons. He noted limited regions with many witnessed falls and discussed theories of meteor showers from disintegrating comets and a huge crater in northeast Arizona.
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McPherson
Kansas
Nininger
Texas
Professor Niningét
Arizona
Card of Thanks for Kindness and Beayément Offerings
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness during a recent beayément and for beautifyle offerings. Signed by Mfrs. A. G. Kelly and family, Mr. and Mfrs. 1E4. Barber.
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A. G. Kelly
Barber
Archaeologist Probes Pueblo Grande Nevada as Ancient City
Dr Harrington leads excavations at Pueblo Grande near Muddy River in Mozipa valley. He argues Pueblo culture began there and spread to later pueblos in New Mexico and Arizona, with site housing ruins over about five to six miles by one mile.
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Thomas
Pre . Harrington
Nevada
Mexico
Arizona
Pieblo Grande’ de
Mozipa
Harrington
Pueblo Grande
New Mexico
Jake
Something Must Be Done Right Now Quick
A terse public note demands immediate action on a pressing issue. The message emphasizes speed and decisiveness urging authorities or groups to implement a solution without delay.
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Oklahoma
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Hichard Strauss
Schillings
Theatrical Association
Helga Karlsen
Wama
Bapore
Karlsen
Norway
Menger
James E. Fixiey
Josie Mc
Deauville
Reyes
City
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Puebla
Albert Lea
Achning
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