Thanksgiving Turkeys and Noah the Nebraska Bird
A Nebraskan farm tale follows the Dasys as they hatch a plan to raise a celebrated turkey named Noah. Noah grows huge, survives floods, and outwits hunters, becoming the star of Thanksgiving lore on the Lone Tree canyon farm.
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Melvira
Mr. Dassy
Melvin
William Tenry
Dassy
Mrs. Dassy
William Scary
William Henry
Melyka
Dasgys
Nebraska
Lone Tree Canyon
Niobrara River
Wanyon
Chomias Verson
Andrew Duekeom
George Wishington
MW Daisey
Toreiher
Nenerby
Wiliam
Daisy
Melykra
William Treary
Mrs. Casey
Ted
Ivst-Rale
Noah
Melvird
Mall Viet
Wiliam Ienry
Len
Mr. Casay
Ike
Neal
Odo
Dasey
Turkey
Meliva
Muan
Territorian
Kyawel Winanise
Frites
Daiyy
Naahy
Casey
Noah Corte Aly
Melyina
Mel Dagsy
Auerica
Jen
Wada
Supparali
Dysey
Thomas Ledfergon
Mr. Dussey
Muirleas
America
Kuyapaha
Vowree
Neal Roysted
Neale
Murensat
Benead Oman Pen
Teac
Tsui
Stone
Andrew Jackson
George Washington
Mr. Casey
Lita
Dirk
Bolf
Dane Tan
Birtie Geass
Wits
Hayden Youth Companions Chronicle Missing Facts
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a youth organization and unclear terms ages, gobony, and varkey with no discernible event, date, or places. Limited readable text prevents precise identification of people or groups. no cohesive incident or outcome can be established from the fragment.
First Thanksgiving Feast Laid Before Plymouth Readers
A fragmented reminiscence of early colonial Thanksgiving customs describes a harvest feast with religious observance, communal prayers, and feasting. It recounts veterans and settlers giving thanks, children blessing the day, and gratitude for fields, forests, and gardens. The piece references Native Americans and colonial leaders in a reflective tone from a Ladies' Home Journal style feature.
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Tion
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Gireavitan
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The Great Money Question and Gold Standard Debate
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Preminn
Ohet
Tretheet
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New York World
Bartink
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