Colorado lawmakers push for mothers rights and child support
Colorado's twenty first general assembly opens in January to consider a maternity law, enhanced custody provisions, and a redemption clause granting mothers possession of their children for several years. A broad reform agenda includes adult protection, minimum wage, mother’s pensions, and a commission to study laws on women and children.
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Denver, Colorada
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Colorado Twenty-First General Assembly
Vitnalindes
Othos Sita Vnoy
White Elephant Sale at Woman's Club This Saturday
Citizens announce a White Elephant sale at the Woman's Club on Saturday December 1 offering items and works by a noted local artist. Proceeds support club activities as advertised in the community page.
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Woman's Club
Innes
Woman elector runs a big Colorado farm experience
A Colorado woman elector and former Newwernile Aluteventi committee chair manages an 188 acre farm with sixty head of stock and 200 acres. she oversees planting, harvesting, chores, and farm beds. She discusses daily routines, ambitions, and a life centered on farming and public service.
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Colorado
Tee
Haes
Crete
Tae
Mientor
Newwernile Aluteventi
Leo Huis
Ler
Suwlan graRs
Tay Miraband
Kittery Bee Officers Elected at January Meeting
A 1916 Kittery Bee gathering elected officers for the coming year. Titus served as Worthy d of the Cemee, with Frais Nobhth and Helene Getonens among the attendees. A sequence of meetings and social events was planned including a Christmas tree fundraiser and a Hopeful future for the community group.
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Kittery
Bee
Pisentigna
Dro Cemee
Titus
Frais
Helene Getonens
Tvotys
Asnochae
Mie
Walty
Netha Cierie Heasurer
Sadie Cross
Ulahen
Othe
Kitty
Weucorth
Faston
Marche Wyethau
Chirl
Tor MeBanaht
Levy Tac
Lowe
Kewwell
Massy
Mayuadee
Wulhans
Eveninyg
TAO
Chetgtaunsiniste
Fotlow
Huimner
Mutden
Mase
Ami LiCl
Wentworth Stro
Behnsan
Ole Famsly Tram Nord Kittery
Auimeme
Biness
Te Tpworth
Commercial Street
Austin Bailey
Went
Wore
Aston
Ales Winline Labbe
Fryegore
Pormatautt
Hettdas Rik
Mra
Atoza
Weaver Hiroet
Slo
Asphukl Teihe
Grange Hall
Kitecy High School Almay Association
Res
Sugruga
Calgate
Western Union
Rotary
Fragmentary 19th Century Trading Quotation
A fragmented nineteenth century note from J P Sugrite discusses earning and sharing guidance in exchange for runes and secret signs. The text is garbled but hints at a merchant offering instruction for a fee or trade within a mystic framework.
Dark Man Sought in $100,000 Death Case Tie
A disjointed Denver note references a $100,000 sum and a missing dark man who may have insights into the death of merchant Charles Dodge. It mentions John Ke Canfield of Greeley, Calo., as nephew of Charles Dodge’s partner, Lewis Bodge, and notes Dodge’s last letters to eastern relatives before ceasing after leaving De Canteld.
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Lewis
Charles IT
Dodge
Vray Tener
Dadeo
John Ke Canfield
Greeley
Calo
Charles
Opposition to Merging of Country Schools Debate at New Hampshire Grange
The New Hampshire Grange sessions drew crowds as debates on rural education and school consolidation dominated the agenda. A committee report urged retaining one room country schools and appointing a state superintendent for rural districts, while opposition argued against consolidating away country schooling. Home economics and domestic science received support, and a proposal to tax-exempt manufacturing plants was sent to the executive committee.
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Manchester
Convention
Rie New Hampshire
Etty
Morenee Wool
Federal Department of Agriculture
East Rockingham Grange
Rerbert
Etta W. Smith
Kuyt Mr. Comy
Cora G. Emory
Grange
Meriden Grange
Bear Hit
Hewalker
Fie
Canigilter
Fred A. Rogues
Floriden
Romnilden
Christmas rehearsals and funerals mark Kittery Point week
A torn local column from Kittery Point lists funeral attendances for Jessie E. Brivbae and others, church rehearsals at Mirat Christian and Congregational churches, Scout activities, and community visits in Portsmuth and nearby towns. Several residents travel for funerals, while holiday events begin to rise with rehearsals at the Community house.
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Kltery Point
Jessie E. Brivbae
Howard W. Cumenings
Hive
Mra. S
Woodbury
Lome -Vatter
Marthaus
Ann
James TL. Mhllbrick
Witter Canlet
Prishoo
Aaron Cole
Kittery
Yistroy
Oulnestiny
Ora Ayas
Mia Jasia Daker
New=evalle
Edward Philips Wan
Visine
Hoston
Aante Sayeyor
Alra
MeKensia
Stonington
Bayi Smith
Congregational Church
Hoy
Comune
Toune
Air
Uoward Johnson
Tarbor
Portsmanth
Wondarslay
Thealinag Holly
Prkday
Jann Yueker
The
Norton Goad
Newmarket Note on School Aid and Local Movements
Report from Newmarket on December 1 notes South Side school representatives seeking funds to purchase two Victoria Athen Dole devices. Former Island resident Miss Hosahel Curtis travels from Eaton Center, N. H. to New York and Wildwe Wart in Canada for unspecified reasons. A brief update mentions a recent improvement to Menile satitott’s condition after a prior home restriction and a period of illness.
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Newinnewet
Ie South Side
Wight
Ciord
Victoria
Athen Dole
Lslands Weriendly
Misson
Eaton Center
N. 1
Hosahel Curtis
New York
Wildwewart
Cann
Menile Satitott
Germany Justifies Lanao Sinking in Diplomatic Note
Washington reports Germany defends sinking of an American steamer by a German torpedo boat, arguing contraband on board justified the attack. The American vessel reportedly had been transferred to Norwegian control, though specifics remain disputed.
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Washington
Germany
Amwrican
Cape Vincent
Sine Department
Tvaapal
Walden's Market邀 Event at Local Lodge and Dinner
A fragmented listing describes Walden's Market at 113 Vaughan St offering apples raisins butter and meats. It notes a Fortnight event by Constitution-Lodge No. 88 and a dance at Gi hall with food such as sparerib roast beef and veal.
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Sint of
Donilttle
Rowst Park
Vba
Reveed Hay Bo
Relief Corps Elects Officers
The regular meeting of Stater Relief Corps was held Wednesday evening with honorary members present. One new member was installed and applications received. Officers named include President Nellie Ve Mody, Senior Vice President Elizabeth A Ballouy, Junior Vice President Mary Woodward, Treasurer Marinda N Gang, Conductress Aland Plaisted, Mead Smith. Delegates to the department convention include Maid O Mialsted, May Smith, Mary Woolward, and others.
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Reid
Nellie Ve Mody
Mizabeth A
Ballouy
Mary. Woodward
Trensurer
Marinda
Ehaguin
Mabel Silth
Conductress
Aland
Plaisted
Mead Smith
Maid
Mialsted
May Smith
Mary Woolward
Maris Horne
Annie Goodrich
Abernates
Macy Whalley
Emin Marshall
Glenn Prary
Christie Walker
M. Evadine Damo
Rest Room Request At Town Shop Sparks Debate
An out of town shopper notes the need for a restroom at Weenosdins, urging convenience for visitors. The suggestion highlights locals leaving early and the desire for a quick rest break during shopping. The piece mentions the Partmanin Jeratt as a source of teen and foreign news.
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Weenosdins
Muito
Ieee
Choy
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