Forest Service pilots plan aerial patrols in Minnesota
Minnesota officials discuss a plan to deploy US Navy hydro airplanes and aerial patrols over the Superior and northeastern Minnesota forests to aid fire control and forestry protection. The proposal, backed by Commander Guy A. Watson and others, envisions six or more planes, naval reserves, and support from the aviation school to monitor vast forested areas and deter enemy threats.
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Cox
Joe Am Aviation
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Horthinstein
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Neelinie
Wentus
Atrolfa Spa
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Sipiplaentary
Near Death in Cavern Incident In Ithiods Area
A chaotic cavern rescue describes efforts to free a man named Windscheif after a collapse. Injuries are severe, with mention of a wrecked tree and dangerous conditions hindering extraction while rescue teams fight to reach the unconscious individual.
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Ivan
Noriti
Windscheif
Uwe
Rey
No Typhoid in Norway Says Savoy Card Remarkables
The Savoy card notes typhoid shows no deaths in Norway, with only one due to typhoid and a few from other infectious diseases. It states 67 percent of residents have lived a lifelong, Scandinavian community, 27 percent of residents are Scandinavians, 20 percent own automobiles, 338 percent? have pumps or areas, all residents have more than a common schooling, seven goats have had entire training, and land usage shows a pattern across farms.
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Norway
Untitled fragment on hair care and travel notices
Fragmentary text discusses waviness of hair and a Nature's Own product claim. It shifts to a travel notice about Ed Howe planning a vacation from September 2 to Vancouver and British Columbia, describing yacht trips and a Pacific coast voyage with various hosts and stops. The passage mentions events near Sabetha and Lawrence with varied, partial details.
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Ed Howe
Baral Mail Carriers Day in City Park
Fragmented OCR note mentions carriers day in a city park, LeRey and Coffey areas, Sept day observance, general turnout, and anticipated attendance by communities. Details are unclear but indicate a local celebration for mail carriers with expected participation and public interest.
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Colter
LeRey
Kany
Ank
Piraties
Coffey
Bess
Pelrofis
Hatiaies
State to abolish saloons by majority vote
The measure to abolish saloons failed by a margin of seventy to 280 against the proposal. Six saloons were affected and will cease operations at the end of the current license period. The outcome followed heated discussion and mobilization by patrons and business owners alike.
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Tours Ness
Auto Yj Reck Kills One Near Deming New Mexico
Abbreviated report states a fatal auto incident near Deming, New Mexico. A vehicle ran into a river after a collision, killing one person two hours later at Deming Hospital. Several others were injured in the crash and transported for treatment.
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Deming
New Mexico
Public Health Conference Opens In Rochester
The Forty third Annual Meeting of the American Public Health Association in Rochester features Dr William Gorgas and Dr Merigait, with state officials like Health Commissioner Me Jiggs and Health Officer George Wolger. The program covers milk supply, heart disease, venereal disease, vital statistics, rural sanitation, and environmental health topics.
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Rochester
Bible Health Conference
Ifor Ce
Willian A ‘Gorgas
Idle Canal Zone
Lili
Merigaitu
Me Jiggs
George WoGuler
Hulth
Ptream
Charles S. Whitman
Americin Pathelic Health
Indus
Hiyonehionti
William TV Sedewick
Massachingetts Institute of
Teehayel
New “York
Havan Dy
Silage chemistry and farm capital in rural farming discussio
The piece discusses farm receipts and expenses, capital, and profit with figures like a total income of 83.206 and interest of 2,021. It covers silage research by the Department of Agricultural Chemistry, noting silage mixtures of sweet sorghum with alfalfa, acid preservation, and silage from six small silos opened in August. It also mentions a Kansas penitentiary supervisor resigning amid a reform review and a local sale of Willer property items.
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Pastivaska Las Heen
Pope's Envoy 10 Wins On Said That Cardinal Gibbons Move
Washington reports hinge on Cardinal Gibbons seeking peace talks with Germany. Pope’s envoy and State Department aides discussed possible coordinated actions with neutral powers. President Wilson’s stance viewed as leaning toward an early diplomatic settlement, with liberal hopes for submarine dispute resolution. The interview arrangement was made by Representative William T. Russell. exact details were not disclosed.
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Cardinal Gibbons
Washington
Prith Presiden
Wilson
Germany
Fennany
Kansas Considers Prohibition Day in Schools
A Kansas plan proposes a state law requiring one quarter of the school day for instruction and exercises on the history and benefits of prohibition. Leaders note the day would educate about prohibitory laws while avoiding a full prohibition day celebration.
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Muehners
Cos Willard
Kansas
Mitcchner
Shouse Attacks Bryan on War Policy Speech
In Dade City on September 2 Cine epessinat says Shouse condemned Bryan’s stance calling it extremist. He blamed the administration’s policy for wartime costs and praised a cautious approach to reparations. Brown, Rodenbberg, and Robins aligned with party lines as Progressive Day neared.
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Dadee
Kat
Wiliam Kings
Ryan
Sudan
Creon
Shotst
Celorel Roos
Websore
Thompson
Brown
Ingu Rodenbbrg
Tine
Raymond Robins
Chis
Unclear vintage instruction on cloth oil and tool use
Fragmentary text describes applying oil with cloth or brush, testing with spare parts, and adjustments to remove exposure. Mentions a window mechanism, tuning, lubricants, and oil coats with cautions about misalignment and timing. Focus remains on maintenance steps and material handling.
War Causes a Crime in Omaha as Fiendish Plot Unfolds
Omaha police report a violent crime linked to a forged Werner contract and a ring of counterfeit signatures. Investigators say the suspect used staged incidents to distract officers while the plan unfolded, with Werner sustaining injuries during the confrontation. Authorities describe the case as tied to a large forgery network and deceitful drafts.
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Omaha
Ferman
Winethka
Tiwr Plutls
Towa
Stoo
Conneil
Werner
Botkin Warden Suffering Nervous Collapse
Katnitsily Sept 2 reports J Botkin warden of Kybsas State Penitentiary in severe medical distress after fainting Tuesday night and lapsing into unconscious state by yesterday noon. Doctors described his condition as highly dangerous and ordered a thorough rest.
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Boss
Leavenworth
Van
Liew
K. Skidmore
Kansas Penitentiary
Wieden
Bothii
Lad
Levi Day
Geldant Tide
Rhe Pine
Sa Wineral
Nevada Tollapse
Hotkin
Arcone
Henperstine
Botkin
Evelyn Guilty of Misconduct in New York Divorce Case
Evelyn Nes Thaw accuses her husband John Raneis in New York court papers of alleged infidelity with Francis at 31 West Thirty street in December 1890 and January 1891. The petition, typed and nearly illegible, claims repeated desertion and lists possible misdeeds while Thaw names no clear associate. Police search continues for Dorothy Ables, 16, who vanished Tuesday from Court House Park with Johan Round, prompting a Springfield Missouri man to aid in the hunt.
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Evelyn
Francis
Thirty- Street
New York
Dorothy Ables
Courthouse Park
Johan Round
Konod
Farawr Te Hey
Rai
Veterans events mark Western Kansas ceremony night
Sept 2 reports on the W A Preston trip of Seas of Veterans owill be installed Friday night as a feature of the closing night of the Sonfiyestern Kansas Veterans Association year National. W P Wilcox noted yesterday with Past Division Commander W Morgan in charge of the installation. there are petty perittendes for the application for Ww chairlder.
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Kan
W. A. Preston
Sonfiyestern
Kansas
Veterans’ Association
Waizey
W. P. Wilcox
W. ¥. Morgan
Chiarler
Catarrh Cure Claimed Unreliable and Dangerous
Historical ad alleges catarrh cures via a purifying tincture named Blonder Catarrh Cure. It lists physicians and patents, cites long-standing use, and warns against ineffectual remedies. Mentions a Toledo firm and a Mr Cheney as supplier.
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Hull
Cheney& CO
Dorie Hyte
Tale Mila
Toledo, O
Fragmented OCR item from old paper
Unclear readable text fragment mentions names and places with garbled phrases. It references a newspaper item from a past year, with scattered fragments about individuals and a visit, but no coherent event or date.Entities and facts are too damaged to extract a clear main item or outcome.
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