Wild Man of Santa Cruz Shown to be Magellan Marauder
A narrative recounts Ascenso the Wild Man of Santa Cruz, who led a long chase across Patagonia to steal mares from Tebueldes and slain several, including a German settler. Captured after a pursuit across pampas, he dies in a burst of gunfire at the end, leaving a trail of violence and terror in colonial frontier towns.
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Patagonia
The
Magellan
Mrunel
Perens
Argentina
Bartarus
Jevath
Ford Mar Meath
Amiens Irene
Basiog
Betes
Ascensio
Aecensio
Henri
Alee
Aecensic
Adeenaic
Couat
Ponta Arenas
Patagwoela
Borpettianebye
Indiana
Pampas
Idlingoe
van Heelens
Esme
Gallegos Te Rania
Rae
Pregueht Orvala
Sordinera
Andes
Plebe
Alan
Tutors Named at MissouriColumbia Mineeda Poeiaerity Fund
In Missouri Columbia a unique fellowship honors Mineeda Poeiaerity with a 6,000 ft fund for graduate students in education and agricultural chemistry. Alumni, faculty, and donors join in a ceremony naming Hugh J Mehey as appointee and J B Vowell of Mannibyl among advertisers for the school of journalism. The piece weaves multiple bios and cameo mentions across geology agronomy botany and other fields, with reflections on dedication and public service.
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Columbia
Mineeda
Patote
Geentow
Pui
Mall i Niemwery
Paul Sowiter Veeran
Dhetmieting
Hugh J Mehey
Apple Crop Prospects Improve Across Missouri
The Missouri apple crop shows improved prospects with strong conditions. Secretary of the state board notes most orchards are healthy with ripe fruit and few disease issues. Overall yield appears larger than last year, with apples, peaches, and pears reporting favorable conditions in key growing areas.
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Columbia
Missouri
Hadley Building Opens at State Hospital
Miller of a lumbia and other officials spoke at the Hadley building opening for the state hospital. The structure, completed recently at West Bow, was praised as a model by secretaries and board members. Two physicians were elected to the board, Dr Waril Valley and HL GO of Anewety.
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Falcon
Miller
Alumbia
Helhel
Corin
Hadley
Iteane
Weet Bow
Bee Wrest
Weetminner College
Ala
Thanngere
Unclear historical church scene described at Sikeston
Fragmentary OCR details a dispute near a new Methodist church in Sikeston involving Burke and Molin of Texas, with references to St Janis and Katie Cit. Mentions a clergy or parish action and a leveled event at a price around six dollars, context limited by garbled text.
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Burke
Molin
Texwa
New Methodies Church
Sikeston
Sthitton Beaste
Chitelierhoufeide
St Janis
Katie Cit
University of Miswenr to host study trip amid crisis storms
A fragmented report describes students Jack Cannen and Warren J Wiley from Kansas planning a summer tour to France Germany Italy and Croatia after studies at the University of Miswenr. The piece mentions a James as a faculty contact and hints at travel dates amid a broader note on wartime tensions and a rural church program.
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Livgie
Miewort
Waletn
Etudente
Eye care ad and traveling lecturer joke in Plorumn notice
A playful newspaper fragment discusses a traveling eye remedy promoter from Chicago addressing schoolchildren in a small town in Plorumn. The piece notes a humorous comment from a boy about Baltimore’s fame and a city made famous by its oysters and women as the lecturer promotes eye care products.
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Traltimore
Yaba and Yabsa Story Told by a Northern Visitor
A northern visitor questions a southern Black man on a plantation. The responder repeats "Yabssah Steve" and confirms with "Yaba, eub" when pressed for a different word. The exchange highlights dialect and racial dynamics in a brief anecdote.
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Steve
Fragmented romance snippet hints at mistaken beliefs
A garbled OCR fragment hints at a romantic plot involving Jonat and Grace Salstir, with questioning of truth and a proposal or denial. The text is unclear but suggests themes of trust, marriage, and social expectations within a period tone.
Postum Gains Ground as Coffee Alternative
A reader letter extols Postum as a remedy for stomach issues caused by coffee. After ten years of dyspepsia, the writer quits coffee and adopts Postum, reporting improved health, broader appetite, and a family-wide switch. The testimonial cites a trial with Postum replacing coffee and recommends reading The Road to Wellville.
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Antenne 'Alen
Postum
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Midh
Wellville
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