Totem Pole Carver Shapes Snohomish History in Oregon
William Shelton, a Snohomish leader and school head at Tulalip, spends five years crafting a colossal cedar totem pole. The pole, standing over 1 feet high, will depict tribal history and be placed before the school. Shelton aims to redefine totem poles as historical wood carvings rather than religious symbols.
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Portland
Ore
Wiliam Shelton
Tulatip
Shelton
Tulalip
Til
Seattle
Wash
Europe
Belgium
Marne
Somme
Argonne
Dig
Bhick
jJuer Stepord
Fai
Chicken Foil Incident Report From Dated Farm
Fragmentary OCR describes a chicken related event near Bloomschurch and Pi house at Parks. It mentions a person named Mic hilleof Phan, an auntanobile, and a journey to Tanville about sixteen miles away with the chicken, its feathers, and a tree reference.
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Bloomschurch
Parks
Michilleof Phan
Tanville
Palace of Gold graft scandal shocks Argentina
Buenos Aires reports a government inquiry found 5,500,000 pesos unduly disbursed by officials in the Palace of Gold project for the national capitol. The construction, begun in the US era and costly beyond initial estimates, faces recovery actions as authorities pursue misused funds and irregular payments amid public scrutiny.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Washington
Police Hero Decorated For Naval Rescue
San Francisco officer Charles L. Minnels received decoration from four year old Estalle McDaniell for rescuing Vera Mihailova who fell from a transport near the Avoste to Petrograd departure dock while refugees were aboard.
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Pichcomis Charles L. Minnels
San Francisco
Estalle McDaniell
Vera Mihailova
Avoste
Petrograd
Prussian Government Pays Ex-Emperor William Large Sums
Berlin dispatch reports the Prussian government has paid Emperor William large sums, totaling about 62 million Dutch florins or 25 million dollars, since he fled to Holland. Funds cover his residence in Deern and maintenance for Count Bentinek of Bentinek Castle along with other allowances to former royal households.
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London
Exchange
Wiliam of Germmny
Prussia
Hollind
Berlin
Deern
Bentinek
Bentinek Castle
dTothutad
Oliver Twist Gruel Boiler Becomes Museum Item
An iron boiler said to have boiled gruel for Oliver Twist at St George s Workhouse in Borough London has been offered to a museum. The relics include other Dickong artifacts and a vase linked to St George s.
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Oliver Twist
London
Oliver Thwist
Olver
St. George's Workhouse
Borough
Wark Vaseqmay
St. George's
Che Yiaf
Sheppard
Ice Bound for Months in Nome Alaska Account
The fragment describes explorers or travelers in Nome Alaska enduring a prolonged ice stay. It mentions a group including Cuph Joe Bernard and A. Aul with a sled or bear and describes harsh Arctic conditions and a distant camp or settlement with makeshift shelter and weather.
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Nome
Alaska
Joe Bernard
Ian Basen
Sheassen
Gme
Ceruas Sobronalie
Montreal Heroes Preserved in Granite Monument
A granite monument in Tanoutaine Park honors Dollard des Ormeaux and his 16 volunteers at the Long Sault. The 17 French defenders faced overwhelming Iroquois forces, died in battle, and their desperate stand became a famed chapter in Canadian history.
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Montreal
Adam Dittac
Dolhard
Sieur Des Ormvaux
Dollird
Cressears
Maissonmeuve
Dee
New River
Montreat
Quebec
Ottiwip
Bith
St. Lawrence
Ottawa
Lake of Two Mountains
Carillon
Dollard
Sedee
Adonai
Palisade
Qhert
Gostentess
Marriage Not a Failure Surfaces in Court Dismissal
Fragmentary OCR text indicates a court or protective matter referencing marriage, figures named Prater and Ut, with unclear context. The readable elements imply a protective order or related domestic issue discussed in a legal setting.
Charm of House of Lords Inspires Awe and Awe in Spectators
An observer in the gallery describes the House of Lords with rich imagery. He notes the splendor of decor and stained glass, the cathedral like lighting, and the contrast with sober minds amid the grand setting. The scene evokes a blend of reverence and distant martial symbolism.
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House of Lords
Piel
High Class Groceries Supplied By Dabbs And Moneyhon Co
A garbled page notes Dabbs & Moneyhon Co offering groceries in a hurry. It mentions stock quality and a money back offer. It also references veterinary care claims and various unrelated phrases about health and remedies.
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Dabbs & Moneyhon CO
Incoherent fragment hints at a Cincinnati clipping
Readable bits mention Cincinnati and a person named Pine. The rest shows garbled names and phrases, lacking clear action or outcome for a concise news item.
Aspirin Trademark Bayer Warns Against Imitations
An old advertisement promotes genuine Bayer Aspirin warning buyers to look for the Bayer name on tablets and packaging. It notes uses for colds neuralgia rheumatism toothache and more and mentions small tin boxes of twelve tablets and larger packages sold by druggists.
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Bayer
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Canada
Adam Daulac
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Ino. A. Cone
Llano, Texas
Edo
LeGear
Renee
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F. Gray
Sbulta
Plan
A. Vander Stucken
W. Vander Stucken
W. B. Haynie
Grady Faullon
Home National Bank
LAPC
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