County Library Expands Role With Higher September Circulation
County library reports September circulation rose 29 percent from the prior year as the new building opened satisfactorily. Milo Babra Noson, county librarian, presented figures to county court including book additions and library management notes. A 60 book consignment arrived and two meetings were held in the story club and committee room with planning for October.
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Milo Babra Noson
Story Club
Wandelientation Summary of 1624 Volumes and 460 Victory
The record notes a Wandelientation event totaling 1624 volumes and marks a largest Dejng at Athens where the girou Wition achieved a 460 score. The fragmentary text preserves named places and figures but lacks complete context.
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Athen
Girou- Wition
Golden Special Exhibition Welcomes Wilson Visitors
Supporters of Pidal dent Wilken carry Wilpoty Lanham and wear hearttone during the arrival of Live WAT Chartitilenemy for Hughes at a golden spectat here on Wednesday. Police declined to remove Wilson bnoxtors amid other duties. Campaigners were conveyed in decorated motet to Grant Tork for a public reception with various officials and delegates.
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Chicago
Aires
Wilken
Lanham
Wileat Heattone
Hughes
Tolky
Wit Weir
Wilson
Rich Mountaineer of La Grande Is Dead
La Grande Oct. 1 Richard D Hamilton wealthy mountaineer Fincher died here after a long career. He traveled widely including a trip to the Holy Land where he earned the nickname Jerusalem Flaminess for his travels. He reportedly devised a medicine claimed to prevent sickness. The funeral is set for tomorrow.
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LA Grande
Richard D. Iamilton
Fincher
Holy Land
Jerusalem
Wealthy group tied to state plan for new armament project
A reported private backing group linked to the Phelpe-Dodge syndicate and several high profile names from New York San Francisco and Silver City is said to be assembling more than 10 000 to meet a state appropriation for a new project here. The effort includes James Douche Chevelard Jacking M Sully Marion Ceavline Koehler Yau Hotton and others as reported by the beard of heronte today.
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Santa FR
Beldk
Mnet
Phelpe-Dodge
Hina Copyr
St. Louis
Hocky Mountain
Pacific
Interfete
Ehieg Dtnbutore
Aremanewm
Beard
Heronte
James Douche
Chevelard F
Dubre
New York
D.C. Jacking
San Francisco
J. M Sully
Silverity
N. Mai
Marion Ceavline
Rowton
Fogo A. Koehler
St. Tale
Dpe Yau Hotton
Raton
N. Mi
Charles Sivinger
Cimarron
N. MM
Prank Springer
Lar Vogan
Fragmented Caption Sparks Curious Headlines
A tangled OCR fragment hints at a historic theatre setting with references to captivity and a “first view,” though the legible bits are sparse. Names, dates, and solid events are not recoverable, leaving a vague, period-tinged tease of a possible theatre or royal scene.
Fat Chance to Beat Wilson in Colorado
The article notes the county records office altered a birth certificate form to remove the president's name due to a spelling issue. It mentions officials citing multiple variants of Wilson and Woodrow in legal records, with German-origin families not honoring the county executive.
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Wilson
Colorado
Denver
Get
Colerady
Overhaw
Pawl
Dokens
Wileon Jonex
Woodrow Wileon Smithy
Hackenmack
Schmidta
Edna the Charming Shines in Paramount Pictures Cast
Goodrich Morocco Pallas stars in Paramount Pictures as a leading performer. Her personality health and wardrobe appeal fuel rising popularity. Referred to as Edna the Charming, she moves from Lasky Honors to Morosco Pallas chorus roles, boosting studio prestige.
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Goodrich
Morocco
Pallas
Paramount Pictures
Cunee
Tim
Edna
Palimount Pictures
Lasky Hons
Morosco-Palla
Meacham Country Personal Notes Summary
Meacham notes reveal scattered travels and visits for residents Mattie Vichison left for Welser Ninike to visit relatives. Local wind storm ended. Henry laden wotshe fire referenced. Mrs Chater Tandon and children visited, Mra Roy Hawes and Mra Culvert attended instrumental lessons. A business trip to Le Ornate, and a Sunday journey to Portland for after-dave tasks are noted.
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Meacham
Get
Mattie Vichison
Welser
Ninike
Wiel
Mearhan
Venneton
Timsdeay
Henry Laden
Chater Tandon
TA Crande
Thanksgiving moved up a week in Kota City asks Wilken
Local calls in Kota City urge President Wilken to move Thanksgiving to November 22. They estimate a 30 per cent crowd shift could ease holiday congestion and keep Christmas shopping from being crowded into the week.
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Kansas
Cutty
Kota City
Chriatman Boalineoe
Pastor Must Pay For Accident To Auto
Rev Bo L Benedict pastor of the First Methodist Church of Vancouver was ordered to pay 75 40 to Frank Kerslake Portland driver for damages to his car and lost time after Benedicts car collided with Kerslakes on July 4 at fifteenth street and Broadway Portland. The trial seeking 900 damages took two days.
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Vancouver
Wash
Bo L. Benedict
Coete
Kerslake
Auromobile
Portland
Beneddt
Fifteenth Street
Broadway
Southland men lighter on average, recruiting urged to lower minimum
United States Marine Corps recruiting officers report that men south of the Mason Dixon line weigh four to six pounds less on average than those north of it. They urge reducing the minimum recruitment weight from 124 to 120 pounds stripped, noting southern soldiers are leaner and wirier.
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North Say
U. & Marine Corps
Washington
Mason and Dixon
T Ae
United States Marine Corps
Marine Cora
Eouth
Marina Corps
Man Fatally Shoots Self As Officers Move On Arrest
A prominent farmer killed himself as police closed in with warrants for arrest on an assault charge. Neighbor and family witnesses described the confrontation and the suspect Douglas Whitney as the shooter before dying as officers neared his home. Whitney’s daughter testified after the incident, and investigators began formal proceedings to determine motive and any related charges.
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Mnes
John Notte Tae
Attiack
Ainge Pathor
Whitney
Eether
Douginn
Dougine
Three Dead as Dynamite Cars Explode in Grafton
De Lao Patterson superintendent of Mimnolt Power Company and two laborers were killed when three carloads of traumite on a side track exploded. The accident occurred on the outskirts of Grafton, and investigators began examining the blast site for causes and safety lapses.
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Grafton
de Lao Patterson
Mimnolt Power Company
Mary Hickey Leaves Chicago With Goats
Mary Hickey, described as a fro woman, plans to move to Lake Forest with her goats and belongings amid unsettled notes. The article references a local dispute involving Mr. Coonley of Lake Forest who alleged she was haunting his property.
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Chicago
Mary Hickey
Lake Forest
Mery
LL. Coonley
Bankers Seem Burdened By Money With Little Lending
A visit from the American Bankers Association notes bankers report money piling up as deposits surge yet lending remains weak. Chief McGuire and others testify to economic strain as confidence grows in banks, while customers express concern over business conditions.
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Kansity
American Bankers’ Association
J. C. Houston
Candler
First National Bank
Hoveton
Poinll Country
Bre Elty Bank
Bankers Hold Vast Cash Reserves Across the Nation
Oct 2 report notes bankers nationwide sit on abundant funds as markets show cautious activity and liquidity remains high amid uncertain economic signals. Strong institutions and regional banks resist rapid changes while money flows shift between sectors.
Woman's Ughes Stma ctal Spats West Tomorrow
Apparent garbled text describes a special event starting tomorrow with delegates parading and addressing an industrial audience. It notes travel to the Pacific coast next week and mentions a meeting about industrial establishments.
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Chicago
le Salle
Pacific
Shouting of American Purely an Accident
Washington dispatch describes an affair involving Captain Within and a General amid a wounded incident, with details broadcast by Himston Telegraphs. The report signals a military mishap or miscommunication tied to an October 2 briefing.
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Himston
Washington
Plummer Reports Captain Wilson Shot Accidentally
Plummer telegraphed the War Department that the shooting of Captain Wilson of the Second Idaho Infantry by a Mexican across the line yesterday was entirely accidental. The Mexican fired at an escaping prisoner. Wilson is recovering.
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Plummer
War Department
Wilson
Second
Idaho Infantry
Wilsonas
Lloyds Insurance plans opera in San Francisco rain ruin
Lloyds Insurance Company of London intends to stage the opera Alda on the ballpark field in San Francisco to recoup losses. The first production at Ewing Field was ruined by rain, with Lloyds paying the producers twenty five thousand dollars.
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San Francisco
Lioyd'a Insurance Company of
London
Tts
Lioyde
Ewing Field
Lloyd's
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