Local News Items From Thinke Day At Livermora
News brief from Thinke Day in Livermora notes a county seat dispute with local families like Dantas Ostansgrysete and Yeonsurs. citizens discuss Citizens State Bank in Bogle Grove closing doors. A trap shoot at Jay Hanne farm saw a duck shot down, later found to be Jay’s decoy.
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Ima
Livermora
Mra
Henry Dantas
Little Rock Vishorl
G. We
Bogle Grove
Durkig
Jay Hanne Farm
Ths
Jay
Pat
LuVerne Theatre Screens Keeper of the Bees
LuVerne theatre announces Keeper of the Bees showing on two midweek nights. The feature draws on themes of bravery and humanity with a cast including David Riley Earl and Lin Ravgonator. Showtimes list Wednesday and one other date with admission near two dimes and degrees, per local notice.
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Stan Hentre
Luverne
Beon
Tate
Gonu StrallomPorter
Aavny Aid Dlatinetion
David Riley Earl
Lin
Dee
Ben
Adéanisslaw
Deors
Tym
Jay Hansell Duck and Goose Shoot at Jay
Ducks and geese shoot with cash prizes announced for Sunday December 6 at Jay Hansell’s west of Hardy. Food and warming stations advertised, with a lunch to follow. Livermore, Kendall, and Jinboldt named as associated figures.
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Jay
Hansell
P' Duck
Gopae Alter
Jay Hongell’s
Hardy
Saly
Wen'gléck
Snev
Carnival Dance at Port Dodge Orchestra Leads Big Night
Larry Geer and the Port Dodge orchestra perform at the Carnival Dance in Livermore area. Miss Pattie Breen will be present with a play. dancing clogs urged for a lively Thursday night managed by H. W. Shippard. Also notes a Humoldt visitor and a Friday Saturday special at 260 Sh, A Be reg ulus Corner Store.
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Larry Geer
Port’ Dodge
Ate Princess Payillon
Livermore
Niide
Dee
Ded
Miss Patiie
Breen
Charleston
H.W. Shippard
Mgr
Allorney G. W
Garfield’ of
Humvoldt
Nuva
Regulus
Wonders of Nature in Posuntia Grotto
A sensational circular claims Posuntia Grotto holds wonders and ancient age, with Voschia grotta explored by Tallam government. It notes electric railway, hot waters supporting unique cave life, including eyeless Neenvile and unusual breeding cycles across ancient caverns.
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Posuntia
Voschia
Lins
Girls Whistling Contest Proves A Bust In Jersey City
In Jersey City twelve thousand girls entered a whistling contest but most were disqualified for age rule breaches. The field featured voices from four to fifteen, with Walter Norton winning for the boys section at age nine as entrants performed operatic, jig, and regional tunes including Spanish and Russian selections amid a crowd noting lack of novelty.
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Echoolbaya
Jersey City
Tokhe
Walter Noreton
Walter
Thanksgiving Reflections Reach Across a Quiet Year
A reflective note expresses gratitude for the past year and optimism for the future, noting plans to celebrate at home. The speaker contrasts feelings about the upcoming year with relief that some previous worries have passed, highlighting a personal sense of gratitude.
Alaska understrength Army figures in era report
The document notes Alaska garrison figures with 140 daughboys and about 90 members of the signal corps, plus the Washington-Alaska military telegraphy unit linking Alaska to the United States. It also lists 363 army personnel in India territory across officers and branches. Other items mention Thanksgiving visits and local sales in various towns.
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Alaska
Ninth Corps
Signal Corps
Washington-Alaska
Maske
United States
India Territory
Far Went Not Cordial to Middle Westerners
Katherine Killerton Cer ouldi Terper's Magazine discusses regional bias and identity in America. The author contrasts Far West attitudes with Middle West and East reactions, noting prejudices and a sense of shared citizenship tempered by regional stereotypes.
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Middle West
Kansas
World Owes Much to Perfectors of Clocks
A discussion traces clock evolution from ancient water and sundials to pocket watches and marine chronometers. It notes early unreliability, then the British reward for precise ship chronometers enabling accurate longitude, and honors astronomers, mathematicians, and engineers for global time synchronization saving countless hours.
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New York Times
Goverment
Menthol Mint Could Grow in U S Fields
The Bureau of Plant Industry suggests menthol bearing mint could be grown domestically to replace imports costing over a million dollars yearly. Experimental plantings show Southern states may yield higher menthol percentages, making cultivation profitable with proper climate and care.
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Bureau of Plant Indwetey
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Hiewnint
Glass Panel Rooms Spark New English Modesty
A fragment describes a shift from oak to glass painted panels in English homes. A prominent woman has a room paneled in blue glass, with rapid fashion spread as May fur is noted. The piece claims the era of borrowing stones ends as glass decor rises.
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Mayfur
Ong
Saco Man Reports Flawed Flat Tire During Odd Ride
Stan ley ILnni of Saco Maine found a flat rear tire with porcupine quills stuck in the rubber after a nighttime incident. He feared a skunk attack while riding and sped off, raising questions about the encounter and its unusual cause.
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Stanley Ilnni
Saco
Maine
Thut
Ron Nnfonl
Tong
Islands Shift Near Sardinia and Corsica Reported
A report notes that Sardinia and Corsica islands have apparently shifted about ten meters toward the coast. No new landmass appeared and no eruption activity is mentioned in the Cult of Biscay context.
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Erofits
Biscay
Sardinia
Carsic¢a
Active Methods to Reduce Adult Illiteracy
A 1925 bulletin describes a national push to aid five million adults over ten who cannot read or write. A representative committee, urged by the U S Education Bureau and allied groups, developed a simple practical method for adult literacy teaching including reading writing conversation spelling and arithmetic.
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United States
National Ducation Association
Unitedtates Bureau of Education
Wallington
Petzana
Adulis
Charlea M Hesby
Maceachusetts
Wild Woman Accused as He Pinches Reapy Comment
The passage presents a remark about a man who calls a woman a wild person, suggesting his claimed behavior would tempt any girl to be wild. It reflects slang and dialogue indicating social tension and personal perception.
Intelligence tests once seen as army tool may aid exams
The author questions claims by psychologists and college leaders that wartime intelligence tests could be adapted for college entrance exams. He argues the tests measure a specific quickness tied to a London boy’s instinctive directions, not broad intellectual eminence, citing Bertrand Russell in Harper's Magazine.
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United States
London
Bertrand Tues Sell
Harper's Magazine
Tiny Incandescent Light and Its Odd Uses
The article notes a minuscule incandescent bulb under a quarter inch long used to light a baby's fang during a dental procedure. It contrasts with the largest electric light ever made, and mentions an ion-film setting with six electric fans running. An hourly wage of about three dollars is cited from Wall Street Journal reporting.
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Gioss
Wall Street: Journal
Relieved man recalls ark tale and flood report
A reader reflects on the biblical ark narrative and the flood story, noting relief after reading the next day’s Kansas City Star that the flood was reportedly a complete success. The speaker considers how to explain the event to church folks and mentions witnessing unusual creatures in the tale.
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Japheth
Kanens City Star
Radio Active Water and Health Springs Invention
A Popular Science Monthly report describes a new water container lined with porous riditm ore that imparts radio active properties to drinking water. The device aims to deliver health benefits by exposing water to inert elements and minerals.
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Nhouzande
Science Monthly
New Airplane Compass Aids Army Air Service
A new airborne compass developed by the Army Air Service records course headings on a paper chart using pen and ink. It marks various airplane headings and intricate turns with courses shown in degrees starting from north, improving navigation for pilots.
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Army Air Service
Bridge Across the Channel Discussed in Historic Echoes
A fragmented reminiscence references Napoleon and 1863 plans for a Channel bridge linking England and France. It notes Marianne and Britannia in a lively cartoonish dialogue about free trade and passports, with a Parisian observer invoking a boulevard extension into Piccadilly.
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England
France
Napoleon TI
M.boutet
Iin
Tuileries
Sean
Unclear OCR Summary of Maine Ships and Harbor Event
Fragmentary OCR text describes a Maine harbor scene with references to the schooner E Hénben arriving at Portland and a ship named Annie and Renbes. It mentions Bath and Bath’s launch 34 years ago, plus a wager over rainmaking ability and Captain Dakeski, but many words are garbled.
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Maine
Smidherecas
John B. Duke
Zehooner E Hénben
Portland
Slaine
Tiwan
Bath
Annie
Renbes
Portdant Harbor
Dakeski
Bnt
Sheriff Notice of Sale in Humboldt County Iowa 1925
Iowa Humboldt County sheriff sale notice in old style language. It states Frank I Stoddard and Ora M Stoddard owe 17000 plus 54.10 costs to Chicago Joint Stock Land Bank. Real estate described as SW quarter of section 21, township 93, range 27. Sale to be held Dec 11, 1925 at the courthouse in Dakota City for cash with redemption possible.
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Himboldt County
Frank I. Stoddard
Ora
Tawa
Humbeldt
Chicago
Stork Land’ Bank
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Humboldt
Tow
Tventy
Merihiad
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