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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1914
Page
7
Co operative uplift in Dunglow County Donegal
Paddy Gallagher leads the Temple Crone Co operative Agricultural Society in Dunglow as it fights poverty through direct fertilizer purchases, better markets, and local industry. The group, aided by the Irish Agricultural Wholesale Society and Sir Horace Plunkett, improves eggs, butter, lace, and knitted goods sales while creating a self reliant, democratic community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dangiow
Donegal
Ireland
County
Paddy Gallagher
Dunglow
Horace Plunkett
Gallagher
Agricultural Department
Irish Agricultural Wholesale, Society
Cooperative Wholesale Society
Anid
Ase
Templecrone Co-operative Agricultural Society
Co-Operative
Strawbane
Derry
Erner
Cooperative Society
Sir Horace Plunkett
Organization Society
Co-Operative Wholesale Society
Dublin
Amertesh
Tricky Robber Foiled by Mrs. Jones in Narrow Escape
A stubby man barged into a house seeking Mr. Jones and a dress, but Mrs. Jones resisted and demanded proper dress after a tense exchange. The trickster failed to get the item and left without success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avery
Phe
Mr. Jones
Fragmented dialogue about wishes and knowing where one will die
The passage presents a humorous exchange as one man muses about wishing to know the exact spot of his death. His friend ridicules the notion, arguing that knowing such a place would cause constant worry, while the first man contemplates the futility of fear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferry
Folklore Echoes in Domestic Quarrel Dialogue
A fragment shows a young wife accusing Charley of generosity to relatives and her mother probing the matter. The wife recalls asking where a fine gold watch went after she missed it, and Charley says he gave it to his uncle.
What He Meant Small Urchin and the Horse Owner
In a clipped exchange a small urchin taunts the horse owner asking if the animal will be kept. The owner declines and the child explains the aim is to keep the horse from fleeing rather than to seize it.
The Fatal Stop and the Speed Brake Debate
A humorous exchange contrasts a car salesman boasting a quick stop with a skeptical prospective buyer wondering about the brake’s safety. The quip plays on boosting confidence in braking distance and woman shopper caution.
Not the Life of the Party at Wife’s Fashionable Event
Quote reveals Mr Com rox felt out of place at his wife’s party comparing his reception to the ace of spades among four small diamonds. The passage conveys social discomfort and self deprecating humor in a domestic social scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Comrox
Ocean liner passenger seasick during voyage tale
Browne and Towne exchange a quip about a man who wanted the earth. The joke centers on a first class passenger aboard an ocean liner who becomes seasick, illustrating a light social moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browne
Towne
Theosophists Debate Life Across Lifetimes
A pessi mistic theosophist says things are very difficult while the optimistic countering says life spans a lifetime and there will be other lifetimes, capturing a light exchange from Puck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NII
Puck
Novel Idea Elevates Career Dream To Aviator Ambition
A speaker envisions transforming their career into an aviator after graduation. They justify risk by aiming to rise quicker and seize a brilliant future despite potential danger. The exchange highlights ambition and courage amid uncertainty.
Severe Vocal Strain in Office Boy's Daily Grind
A humorous Puck snippet contrasts the office boy’s harsh duties with the boss’s absence, noting vocal strain from shouting at bill collectors. It captures early 20th century office life and slang about labor and authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puck
Refuge In Silence Feature Sparks Chatter
Miss Cayenne comments on a moving picture, praising its lack of profanity in dialogue while noting it remains a rare form of entertainment without spoken words.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Cayenne
Unclear fragmentary note on a sports or personal dispute
Fragmentary text mentions names and phrases about a job and a sports bowl but lacks coherent events or identifiable entities to summarize into a full newspaper item.
Bears at Yellowstone Trek Through Pine and Lake Life
A writer recalls encounters with bears at Yellowstone and near Yellowstone Lake. They describe tree climbing by black bears, a late evening sighting, and a close brush with a grizzly, with reflections on bear behavior and tourist photography amid sunset views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neeta Marquis
Los Angeles Times
Yellowstone
Gibbon
Yellowstone Lake
Phyllis
Forcing the Millennium A Salary Cut in City Engineering
Three New York city engineers request a salary reduction from 6000 to 3000 as a test case for political reform. The Buffalo Express argues such a precedent would erase any incentive for an enterprising man in politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Buffalo Express
Misunderstood Belle Questions Local Plant Indigenousness
Dialogue captures Bulah defending plants as harmless to the soil with Belle’s puzzled inquiry about local flora. The exchange hints at rural life and concerns over land and cultivation.
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Europe
America
Reis
Usilon
Paddy Ie
Paddy
Scotland
England
Dungalow
Irish Agricultural Organization Society
Susie Jones
Sestier
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