King Mike Fogel Flees Alimony In South Sea tale
A spoofing tale recounts King Mike Fogel of Moorea abandoning his wife in San Francisco for royalty and coconuts. He returns to work in a cabaret while court orders $50 monthly alimony and a chamberlain pursues him as he vanishes toward the South Sea.
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Mike Fogel
We Southwea
Moorea
Mike
Coconut Grove
San Franciseo
San Francisco
Hisilphorn
Stokehole
South Sea
Humane bullfight staged in Los Angeles for Independence Day
A staged bullfight used glue coated adhesive lances to mimic danger without harming the bull. California inventor created a humane version during the Mexican Independence Day celebration in Los Angeles, preserving the excitement but removing barbed blades and blood.
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Los Angeles
Vaccination Idea on Insanity in Early Report
Dr W Ford Robertson, pathologist at the Scottish asylum, links lunacy to bacterial infections and suggests vaccines. He claims dementia praecox may be cured in months with vaccines, noting early cases improved by immunization and arguing brain disease roots in microbes like streptococcus and influenza.
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W. Ford Robertson
Interesting Archaeological Find in Canterbury Church Site
Archaeologists report a discovery in Canterbury England showing the foundations of St Mary Queenine Saxon church. The site near the convent garden reveals the historic boundary lines tied to a medieval charter, confirming the church’s layout and its relation to surrounding structures.
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Las Deen
Bear County
Canterbury
England
Elty
Rhein and
Ptor
Tinkering Restores Lake In Pometia County Forest
In Linn County Oregon a damaged lake bed in Siurhin national forest saw water loss cut by two thirds. Forest service workers built a patchwork raft in the lake bottom to stop the seepage and effectively sealed the leak restoring normal water levels.
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Pometia
Siurhin National Forest
Linnconhiys Oregon
Forest Service
Speech delays and the unsung fate of delivered words
A reflective piece on lost speeches and missed moments from history and daily life. It riffs on notable instances where anticipated orations were cut short by fate, audience distraction, or misfortune. It weaves in anecdotes about Kaiser Wilhelm, General Custer, and a Washington woman’s failed audience with Woodrow Wilson, alongside a satirical note on public doubt and persuasive power.
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Horatio
Howe
Maciening
Washington
New York Sun
Woodie Wilson
Kaiser Ix
General Semenol
New York
Sheri” Naghe
Alder
Lia
Frederick MacMennies
A New Debt Scheme Reported by Greek Government
The Greek government faces a 140 million dollar deficit excluding military spending and plans a 300 million loan funded by a novel note division. Half of the banknotes would circulate as halves while the other half bondified, bearing interest, with the Hongi bank required to advance half the division’s proceeds. Foreign securities remain unaffected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Say
Vie Montreal Family Herald
Na- Hongi Bank
Canadian Pacific reveals immigration push by land sales
The Canadian Pacific railway report to shareholders by E W Beatty shows about 54,000 settlers placed on company lands since its land selling policy began. The combined costs of land selling irrigation and colonisation reach roughly 68 million dollars, exceeding the Dominion government's immigration outlay for the same period.
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Mannual
Canadian Pacific Railway
E.W. Beatty
K. C
Lund
Dominion
A New Dimple Story From a Quick Reply
A four year old named David, described as a very fine Indian, has many dimples. While playing a friend asked where he got his dimples, and David answered with surprising speed that he touched a toad.
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David
For Sale 40 Acres Irrigated Near Fruitland Idaho
40 acres irrigated land improved for sale four miles southeast of Fruitland Idaho. Easy terms or trade equity for smaller acreage town or coast property. Contact Chas Davis Fruitland Idaho.
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Frutland
Chas
Davis
Fruitland
Idaho
Foreclosure notices filed in Payette County Idaho
Two notices detail sheriff and court foreclosures in Payette Idaho. One case against Martha Wilson Ashcroft involves promissory note of 291.88 dollars and 4 0 dollars attorneys fees with 10 percent interest, dated 1921, to be resolved at Justice of the Peace Calvin Keller's court on a Sunday in September 1922. The second notice, issued by Judge John T. Jefferis, describes a sale of 317.18 acres in Payette County to satisfy a June 1922 decree against Fernando Coulter Rosa Anna Coulter and Tom E Dotson, with sale set August 6 1922 at 2 pm in front of the courthouse.
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James McGreevy
Charles McGreevy
Calvin Keller
Justice of the Peace
Fernando Coulter
Rosa Anna Coulter
Tom E. Dotson
District Court of
Seventh Judicial District
State of Idaho
Payette
Martha Wilson Ashcroft
Rosa Anne Coulter
Tom E.E. Dotson
Idaho
B. M
BR. M
County of Payette
United States
Notice of Sale of Witray Animals in Idaho County
Notice by W B Stearman Constable of Payette Justice Precinct Idaho that on August 11, 1922 at 2 PM at Moore Island Payette County will sell to highest bidder for cash a described animal One long two year old steer spotted red and white right ear cropped left horn dropped branded on left ribs five vertical marks near as described Firet pub June 29 last Aug 10th
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W. B. Stearman
Payette Justice Precinct
Payette
Idaho
Moore Island
United States
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van Petten
McCarroll
Kerr Gifford Poultry Feed
A.J. Shearer
W.W. Letson
Edison
Victor and
Sonora
Geo. R. Fulton
Sixth St
Pauritte
Anys
Doan
Fulton Tad
Foster-Milburn Co., Mirs
Buffalo
N.Y
Ette
County of Pay
State of Maho
J.P. J
Bowker
J. A. Aelman
John T. Jefferis
Aries
W. HB
Stearman
Firet Pub
Ford Con
F.O.B
Detroit
Mich
C. C. Hargrove
the Ford Man
THE
Payett National Bank
Payette Idaho
Charles Glaze
Payette, Idaho
2Nd and
River St
John F. Siegel Machine Shop
Bancroft
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