Fatal Shooting Over Sheep Pasture Disputed Territory
A fatal early morning shooting occurred when Glyde Hopkins killed Lawrence Epvore after a dispute over sheep pasture five miles south of Thundes. Hopkins was jailed. coroner ruled no inquest. Hopkins claimed self defense and that he fired as he was attacked, leaving Epvore’s wife and three children mourning.
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Hwaker
Lawrende K. Epvore
Nelson
Diatriel
Atearner Golwin
Durhoe
Hopkins
Hewers
Hopkine
Hoghine Atory
Kitgere
Rena
Keser
Plug chewing a wholesome habit debunked claims
The article quotes physicians praising chewing tobacco as wholesome and describes Spear Head plug tobacco as pure and flavorful. It touts Spear Head made from sun ripened barley, produced under strict pure food rules, and highlights its mild flavor and salivary effects. Prices noted at 10 cents per chew.
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Oni
Unclear fragmentary report on a local incident
Fragmentary text describes a confrontation in public with vague actions and unnamed individuals. Readable parts mention a bullit bit Begere in the body and a nearby tender at a sitie of the dioputic, but identities and context remain uncertain.
Unclear text on travel and remedies in junked snippet
Fragmentary OCR mentions travel with ali and various remedies including Chambermin Coie Chol eri and Diarrhoes Remedy. It cites preparation and Attacks of rawal complaints, with warnings to be prepared for sudden and severe illness. The passage is garbled and lacks coherent facts or entities.
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Ali
Mosk Want Convention And Smokanke Plans
The report notes Mosk advocating a convention to address party agendas. It mentions July dates, Seattle involvement, and efforts to organize state activities, with references to leadership changes and potential resignations.
T. J. Asks to Raise Division in Major General Move
In New York on July 11 Colonel Theodore Roosevelt will seek permission to raise a Volunteer division for possible action in the event of war with Mexico. Arthur Kyner, aged 38, was killed in a mine explosion near a plant south of the city. he had lived with his foster mother Mrs C Smith and was interred in London.
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New York
Thitthere
Todin
Mexico
Nowton
Bohwote
Roomenelt
Laxdon
Orm
Daly
Arthur Kyner
Oly
Pheialore
Ents City
Bauer
Wurial Kyeer
Mra & C Smith
Tindom
Notable Alaskan suicide noted by local authorities
A deputy, well known in the Alovkh region, died by his own hand in a shooting incident. The deceased was formerly connected with the Vitee Caminmhelonedd and was widely known across Alovkh. Details remain sparse as officials report the incident at gate 24 near Sita.
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Jvneac
Alagko
Johi Guodall
United States
Sita
Alovkh
Sorrowful Hermiston Mourns Mother and Child Tragedy
Hermiston residents mourn the mother Mrs Boone Bowne and her infant Grace after a Sunday night shooting at their home near Hermiston Oregon. The two were laid to rest in Hermiston Cemetery following funeral services led by local clergy as Beth Kent and others reflected on the family’s loss. The Bowne family, residents of Havre Montana prior to moving here eight years ago, faced tragedy with their only daughter Virginia already grown. The baby Grace would have turned two later this year.
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Gice
Cinoline
Uile City
Bowen
Boone
Grace Kent
Goone
Burt
Milanesita
Havre, Mont
Bowne
Bette
Jekver
Virginia
Grace
Spurch Brings 841.00004M and Air Routes Mentioned
Fragmented text indicates aviation and route notes involving Spruch and Sheattir with references to executives, aircraft movement, and connections to New York Boston New Orleans and Puget Sound.可能 contains misreadings.
Fragmented OCR leads to unclear historical note
A garbled OCR snippet describes stomach pains and a mention of Chamberlain's Tablets. The legible bits reference fear, effort to stay upright, and a faint eye to remedies, with no coherent event, date, or clear subject.
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Holt
Chamberlain
Vertion
Avery
Ady
Plan for Warming Water at Local Fatatorium
A city committee votes to connect the fatatorium to a warm water supply and fund the project by revenue from swimming facilities. They propose a 280 feet of 10 inch pipe and aim to have warm water ready by early autumn, with costs offset by swimming revenue. The plan envisions steady warmth for year round use and notes delays due to pipe procurement rules.
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Venatetorium
Harnind
Chaikin Murphy
Teen Phelps
Enouen
God Liv Privet
Walter
Cnmmitter
Bnetinu
Pirates and Yachting Involved in Coastal Conflict
A garbled report mentions vessels and crews near the coast including Green Tee and Newark Castle amid artillery fire. Names and places blur in the OCR, but references to trawlers, coast, and a sequence of ship names imply a maritime incident or skirmish with military action affecting shipping lanes.
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Marlon
Green Tee
Ani Anderwey
Nan
Trade Recovery Hope From War Declared By Steamship Line
Berlin July 2 A North German Lloyd statement says wartime tonnage will be replaced fully and postwar trade will reopen rapidly with German shipping facing sharp competition but regaining share as world markets reopen The Dalles cherries shipment report notes large consignments and price signals from growers and carriers plus a campaign committee listing several prominent names for political action in the United States In eight days DITS electric irons were sold at Dartan
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Germany
Campden committees discuss reorganization in New York
July 12 report from New York shows the Campden committees of the reunified Hue Nations group meeting. The exclusive committee and six members were present as talks focused on restructuring and future actions.
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Goo
T. Committeenmey
New York
Re. Hue Nations Committee
Amd
City cuts lighting rates again in Centralia
Centralia city commission lowers electric rates for the second time since December. Rates now eight cents per kilowatt for the first 20 kilowatts and seven cents for the next 24, effective August 1, promising a monthly saving of several hundred dollars for local residents.
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Centralia
Five Hote Brothers Reunite in Cottage Grove
ROSCbDURG July 11. City Marshal T J Williams paused Sunday in Cottage Grove to attend a family reunion of the five Hote brothers. It marked the first gathering of the five in more than 34 years at the home of W A Williams.
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Roscbdurg
T J Williams
Cottage Grove
W. 4A. Williams
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