Settled for Life at Last in a New Home
Martha and her daughter Nina navigate Dick’s plan to marry Elsie Barth and later Esther to Will Boyd. As they face housing and new beginnings, Nina reveals plans to marry Boyd and secure a comfortable home, while Martha weighs the implications of a changing family life.
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Dick'y
Nino
Martha
Mra Simmons
Mrs. Simmons
Mrs Simmons
Jean
Martha Arogell
Fisle Barth
Gettie
Elsie Bart
Gormai
Elsie ‘Barth
Nina
Bisle Barth
Ine
Flo
Risigo
Loder Street
Elsie Ponnies
Will Boyd
Murtlin
Boyd
Martle
Dilek
Blain
Marte
Elsie
Marthy
Biete
Sturt
Ahe
Mattha T Wil Boyd
Marthe
George Felt Need of Recuperation After Illness in Family
A Kansas City Star anecdote recounts George leaving for Hot Springs Arkansas to recuperate after a string of family illnesses. Mrs says it's not business but a health trip as the household recovers from measles, whooping cough, and colds.
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George
Hot Springs
Ark
Inquirer
Mary
Susanne
Kansas City Star
Big Bigger Biggest George 1) and the eastern city
An elderly resident known for humor and wit recalls a past incident shared with neighbors. A listener recounts a similar anecdote, prompting another man to deliver a lengthy, sleepy retort about a "Frat" crowd. The piece reflects a local, informal storytelling scene from a bygone era.
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George 1
Oveil
George D
Highway Beauty and Highway Signs Spark Nevada Debate
A restoration of scenic integrity on highways is urged as crucial to motorist safety and tourism. Thomas H. Mac termid cites bans on roadside signs and envisions preserving views while condemning garish displays. Connecticut roadside filling stations are noted as a model with licensing and right of way controls.
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Tate
Nuondi
Thomas H. Mactermid
Ehief
Burrows
Ntiriek
Maconald
Connecticut
Oil Filter Maintenance Advances In Engine Longevity
Historical note shows shift in oil change guidance from 500 miles to intervals between 3 000 and 7 000 miles due to improved oil filters. It explains filters remove contaminants to reduce wear, with renewed filtering units every 1 Krullea and claims savings of about 20 dollars per car annually.
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Tizhest
Fielenes
Annoying Noises From Tops Hombler Wad Phuelim Lops
The article describes squeaks and rattling from tops Hombler wad phuelim Lops caused by loose due to friction. It notes that when the heat rises, shifts occur and the bows may not be properly moored. A simple cutter pin may fix the issue to stop persistent squeaks.
Faulty Car Advice Leads to Chain Drive Issues
A motorist copied a friend's automatic takeup device for a timing chain and found after a thousand miles the spark timing retarded due to chain wear and tooth jump. Without automatic takeup, early adjustments were needed around seven hundred miles of use.
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Bad Burtnen
Self-Starting Siphon Handy Accessory
A description explains making a siphon device from brass tubing and rubber with a bulb to start gasoline flow. Steps include drilling a hole, inserting tubing into a tank, sealing, and pressing the bulb to let gas flow once released.
Automobile Hints From A Century Ago Incomplete Text
The readable fragment cites Italy with about 172000 motor vehicles at the start of 129. It notes rumors of tire issues and a warning about the steering wheel nut. It comments on American driving behavior and mentions New York usage and hospital arrivals ahead of ambulances.
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Italy
Ornamental Bantams Readied for Tea Party
In a barnyard tale, Miss Fuzzy White explains what makes ornamental bantams unique to Mrs. Hen. The birds discuss family ties, coloring, and the idea of hosting a tea while noting cousins and the pride of their ornamental status.
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Pat
Mra
Milas
Mrs. Hen
Fuzzy White
Chuck
Chick
Mrs. Hen Jaughngly
Miss Fuzzy White
Rudar
Maney White
Alen
Stested
Yue Tay
Cole Allertour
Weil Howe
Lonalbe
Wwe
Agia Sheba
Utah News Briefs Highlight Farm, Roads and Weather
Various notes from Utah towns report snow near Mt Baldy, grazing permit shifts, dairy judging plans, poultry day in Draper, and rock slides near Vernal. Road paving starts in Provo, weed eradication funds approved in Summit, large wool shipment to Craig, and statewide road condition bulletin lists closed passes and improving routes.
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Wasatch National Rocent
Logan
George ". Caine
Kiman Mickelsen
Avar Cosgrove
Uintah Rairoad
Mack
Colo
Watson
Pleasant Grove
Richfield
C. A Mattson
J. P. Martin
Ogden
Forest Service
Fish Lake National Forest
Salina-Fish Lake
Martin
Tis
PROVO
Eleventh North Street
Christensen
Jacob and Gardner
Salt Lake
Coalville
Summit County
David Sharp, Jr
Uintah
Farm Bureau
Woot
Craig
Moffat
Crag
Vernal
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the Bereiver Haensaine
Mmi
Phar
Bpringville
Wen
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Henry Welgat
Provident
Provo—Unier
Grover Clyde
Gwensum
Mupiatim
Siteville
American Fork
Gunnison
Mt Baldy
P. Cox
State Road Commission
Dogim Gardat Wity
Fairview-Hastington
Phrat
Orangeville
Bour River
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