No Man's Land Boundary War Bobs Up in Rockies
Boundary dispute between Colorado and New Mexico over 95 miles of land along the 1868 Darling line and 1902 Carpenter line. Kidder reports surveys, concrete monuments, and costs totaling about 24 thousand dollars with the Supreme Court case dated back to 1925. The long running case remains the oldest on the court docket.
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No-Man’s Land
Rockies
No-Man's
New Mexico
States
Supreme Court
Colorado
G. Rogers
Lorado
Mater A
New Mt .Ico
Denver
Arthur D. K
United States & BS
Mark
Mesa Verde
Ehud N. Darling
Howard B. Carpenter
Darling
United States Supreme Court
Carpenter
Kidder
My Neighbor or Says
Do not soak smoked shoulders before boiling. Soaking steals flavor. The water used to boil greens like spinach cabbage or lettuce traps dirt, leaving greens crisp. A cup of salt in washing water pulls dirt to the bottom.
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Associated Newspapers
WNU
Bix Price’s Coon Dogs Retrieve Dead Coons in River
Petersburg Indiana report describes hunter Bix Price and his two coon dogs tracking a coon into White River Backwaters. After three attempts the second dog dives and retrieves the dead coon, bringing it to shore.
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Petersburg
Ind
Bix Price
Price
White River
Not Beliefs but Life by Personalities and Ideals
A reflective piece arguing that character embodies inner ideals more than abstract thoughts. It stresses life as the test of beliefs, insisting resolutions alone lack value without action and urging a vital, realistic sense of self.
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Defini
Inventor Downs at Midnight Mission Homes in Need
The world-known inventor D G Downs, creator of the Y system for depth bombs and other wartime devices, is described as dining at Los Angeles Midnight Mission. At sixty seven he faces health reverses, a failing wife, and advancing old age in hardship.
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D. G. Downs
Los Angeles
Haven
Downs
We Want Life Not Theories In A World Of Belief
The passage asserts that belief alone cannot satisfy human hunger for reality and action. True peace and happiness require the One who is Truth, visible in deeds. Faith without works is dead, and life is measured by sacrificial action, forgiveness, and tangible outcomes.
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Adlerika
Mabel Schott
Molly and Lucy Plan Simple Dining Room Makeovers
Betty Wells outlines two home makeovers focusing on affordable updates. Molly extends a dining room with aquamarine chintz and mirrored accents while Lucy seeks a brighter living room via slipcovers, new lamps, blue glazed chintz and mulberry fringe draperies to create a fresh, coordinated look.
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Lucy
Fred
Betty Wells
WNN Service
Earnest Struggle for Life Values in Universal Good
A brief proclamation from the Western Newspaper Union urges using hidden forces to pursue beliefs that improve life and promote universal good. The emphasis rests on living by values that benefit the world and others.
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Western Newspaper Union
Floating Islands Helplessly Stay Afloat on Rivers
Report explains that floating isles on the Mississippi and other rivers are anchored by roots that hold land together and provide buoyancy, keeping the formations afloat amid currents.
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Mississippi
Sitdowns, elephants, and self determination in 1930s
Irvin S. Cobb reflects on a Br idgeport elephant Helen who sat down to resist moving her herd, arguing sit downs are not new. He critiques fiscal policy under the Hoover era and warns about parole systems and federal overreach in self determination debates. He contrasts American equality with English freedom while noting political budget tensions. He closes by urging reform of parole to protect public safety.
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Anta Monica
Calif
Helen
Bridgeport
Conn
Europe
Harrison
Senate Finance Committee
Congress
Eccles
Federal Reserve Board
Treasury
Uncle Sam
Santa Claus
Ormerly
Irvin S. Cobb
WNU
Fire damage slight as 100 acres burn in Colorado forests
In 1936 national forests in Colorado suffered 100 acres burned marking the best record since 1925 when 71 acres burned. The figures indicate a relatively minor fire season with limited forest losses compared to earlier years.
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Colorado
The Victor Quote by Charles Buxton
A concise maxim attributed to Charles Buxton proclaims that the victor is he who devotes himself entirely to his work, body and soul, emphasizing total commitment as the mark of success.
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Charles Buxton
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