Ames High Week End Notes And School Events
Ames notes recount a busy weekend with visits from Dorothy Middleton and Mildred Collins, and a basketball game where the boys won 42 to 12 and the girls yielded 18 to 10. The drama department finalized selections and the Junior Class selected a comedy titled Flower Bright with royalty.
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Buaket Thal Teans
Thor
Panegklad
Gine
Hosital Witetle
Dr. Long
Mildred Collins
Amber Wall
Jae Hiddo Coun
Felday
Ue Uly
Vernon
Dramaile
Hlower
Vernon Theatre Saturday Feb 14 Mollean Layieer Picture
The Vernon Theatre presents a picturized romance adaptation titled The Mollean Layieer A ghostly tale adapted from Jack Londen. The cast includes Alain Chinnady and Nigel Smith with Aubrey in supporting roles.
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Alain Chinnady
A. Ghostly, Niguel Smith
Aang Aubrey
American Releasing Corp Recap and Mystery Quarter Readout
A fragmentary Feb 18 item from American Releasing Corp references an all star lineup excluding several named figures and hints at unpredictable quarter changes. It mentions an elderly rescue on a railway bridge and notes individuals such as Ly Vielar Hoye Halperin in an unclear context.
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American Releasing Corporation
Carrien Myera
W. P. Carlton
Verfon Steel
Das. Dowling
Phanger
Priger
Ly Vielar Hoye Halperin
Firat
Peanplly Ak
Rice-Cleaveland Wedding Receives Local Notice
The ceremony of Ryy Leonid and his bride, a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cleveland, was held in Gal le with many relatives and friends attending. The couple will farm and live near Renwick, continuing family and farm work as they begin married life. The Times joins friends in wishing them happiness and prosperity.
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Rice-Cleaveland
Nicholson
Ube
A. Cleveland
Galle
Phu
Trey
Mins Mac Rice
Clement Bylged
Anon
Cleveland
Stipe
Ll. J. Wola
Solome Provotin
Te Tay
Walter Clehveland
Victotty
Goldfield
Towns
W.h.rize
Renwick
Huvini Farm
Unere
Youn
Ion
Marcelling Van and Reset Rheanta in East Richardson
A fragmentary item notes a Marcelling Van set to Marcel near a Baptist church with a price of 76 coma and mentions resetting Rheanta and a patronage message in Richardson.
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Van
Marcel
Rheanta
Richardson
Town Council Proceedings in January Regular Session
The Mayor and all councilmen were present. Minutes of the January meeting were read and approved. Bills presented include Elve Eng Co 90.00 Dawning Elec Co 6.00 Amvr Exp Co 6. Frank Ward 6.00 N. WW Ballet Co 2.00 NW Bell Pel Co 6.10 Renwick Auto Co 13.0% Hurley Gardner 15.00 Chas Minny 146.00 Central In Light Co ? W Miller 2.35 Renwick Fike Co 15.00 Elec Eng Co 418.00 Finance committee approved all WY bills. Chas Minor to handle all disposal sales. Meeting adjourned.
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Connell
Elve, Eng, Co
Ijehardson &Co
Elee. Co
Frank Ward
Central In. Light Co
Tag L
W. Miller
Renwick
Eng
Amd
Fiance
Chas. Minor
Roll Call
Aujourn
Corrlad
Virst Baptist Church J DeVries Pastor Service Schedule
church notice repeats pastor name Virst Baptist Church J DeVries with aSchedule listing Sunday school 10:00 a m Morning Worship 11:00 a m Evening Worship 6:00 p m Thursday choir practice and Monday reformat line items indicating general church activities and times
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Virst Baptist Church
DeVries
M. E. Church Notes By R Ey Cook Pastor
This Sunday evening the pastor will review Laddin Preaching. Morning service is usual with Sunday School growth. Join in for practical worship. Evangelical service at 7 p.m. Choir presentation at the church Saturday evenings.
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M. E
R. Ey Cook
Aator
St Pauls Lutheran Chavel Sunday Service
St Pauls Lutheran Church hosts Sunday worship in English with the Divina Graxky Postun leading Sunday School and mob. Jon 101 ms participation noted.
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St. Pauls Lutheran
Chavel
Oldest Earth Tree Found in Utah Canyon
Geologists report a juniper in Logan Canyon Utah may be the oldest known on earth with an age around 2700 years determined from bore samples. Researchers Maurice Linford George Lil and LeMs Nutter conducted growth studies indicating a long life despite gnarly form.
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Utah
Lee
Logan Canyon
Salt Lake Qty
Leask
Maurice Linford
Utah Agricultural College
Hogin
Lagan Canyon
Jie
George Ft Lil
le Ms Nutter
Cheroo
Not Unusual for Capital Cities to Change Names
An article notes that capital cities have undergone name changes over time. It cites Oslo formerly Christiania and Petrograd formerly St Petersburg, with Constantinople becoming Istanbul. The piece argues such renamings reflect historical shifts and political changes across nations.
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Christiania
Whet
Thie Capitel
Whee
Christisain
Claistian
Lie Anne Oslo
Chistiania
Aseiées
Cunree
Polarsburg
Petrograd
Teoningrad
Constantinople
Wyzquiitin
Waris
Luietia
New York
Giniva
Beto
New York Herald Confuses Readers with Garbled Translation
An enigmatic fragment from the New York Herald shows reporters puzzled by a corrupted account. The text features stray phrases about a killer and language, with unclear quotes and lingering garbled words. The piece hints at a sensational but unreadable translation.
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New York
Ian
Cermay
Few York Herald
New Locomotives Show Mixed Power and Faults
A fragmentary report describes new Irten locomotives with unreliable output and a difficult test. An engine group of four motors shows varied performance with one unit underperforming and another rated at about 100 horsepower. The text notes fuel consumption and potential oil issues, highlighting a reliability concern for the prototype.
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Ins Huth
Naming of New Parish Baptism Prompts Dispute in Nantes
A disputed baptism naming is reported as a local parson urges a name for a child while opponents question authority. The exchange centers on proposals from Bratus and Rastie-No with Tim Thao as a suggested name amid community contention.
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Raatus
Fragmented request about getting whiskey and slang text
The message is garbled and unclear, lacking coherent facts, names, dates, or events. It shows asking for a third item and contains nonstandard slang, not suitable for a factual news card.
United States Extends Protection to Sivan Cranes and Swans
By order of the secretary of agriculture on November 2, 1941, five species including whooping cranes and swans gained complete protection in the United States and Canada. The treaty extends migratory bird protections to Britain for a ten year period and requires permits for scientific use.
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Secretary of Agriculture
Biological Survey
United States
Canada
Great Britain
Eve's Apple Ride Warning in Odd Dialogue
A fragmentary report describes a dialogue about a ride in a wheeled vehicle with misheard speech. The lines hint at offering an apple and a ride, with unclear speakers and surreal phrasing. No clear event, location, or人物 is established.
Middleton Hall Estate Rich Past in Lancashire England
Historic notes describe Middleton in Lancashire with 3450 acres and a long record dating to before the Norman conquest. Highlights include the ancient chapel with priest hiding place and a royal visit by Queen Elizabeth, plus medieval feasting, later estate changes, and a sense of deep historical roots for future owners.
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Tearning
Middleton
Lancashire
England
Lipabetis
English Failing to Pronounce English for Japanese Students
London reports two dozen Japanese learners in a course to master English sounds. A phonetician notes many cannot distinguish play from pry or fear from fine, causing them to mispronounce words like judge. The program aims to teach correct speech and reduce fear of English sounds.
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London
James
Little Ulirciet Feasts in Gent Universal City
A Los Angeles Times fragment describes Ulirciet dining in a downtown cafeteria. After an initial surprise she settles in as four counters offer plentiful food and she sighs with relief, remarking to her mother about expected company.
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Ulirciet
Universal City
Dovertown
Los Angeles Times
Bold French Thieves A Complaint Fled With Police
A report describes Mare and Cakert involved in a theft case in Paris. Cakert claims her wooden house on Rue de la Salipotrista was stolen, and she was away when the alleged burglary occurred. The text references a missing henge upon return.
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Paris
Mare
Cakert
Mose
Rue de la Salipotrista
Shy
Calle Awey Ter Eisia
Influenza history and name origins from past sources
A compact note traces influenza origins and naming from 1680 epidemics to early references in French as le grippe and the term influenza meaning influence. It mentions the belief in stars, noted figures such as Newton, and the idea of disease spread via trade with Russia, reflecting historical explanations.
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Landen
Jannc Newton
le Grippe
Nant
Russia
Viens
Manche
Guardian
Glaciers in Colorado Slowly Vanish, Says Expert
Colorado glaciers are retreating due to prolonged heat and drought. University of Colorado curator Junius Trendergon notes major ice loss since 1919, with the Arapahoe Glacier cited as the largest and most affected.
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Colorado
Howly
Moor
Junius Trendergon
University of Colorado
Rontdor
Coto
Dro Llendercon
Arapahoe
Wlaeier
Priest Receives Merite Agricole For Divining Rod Feats
In northern France priest Peter Bonsnear, lauded for locating wells with a divining rod, is awarded the Merite Agricole by the Prough government. His work helps found water sources after the region endured devastation as tainted wells threatened health. The article notes his iron rod as a tool and mentions alleged buried treasures aiding the effort.
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Merite Agricole
Pither Bonly
France
Bouig
Browne
Des
Leneath
Fragmented local paper note with garbled quotes
A garbled OCR fragment from a local paper features misheard dialogue about editors and a confrontation. The text mentions an editor, Mrs. Tole, a subscriber, and a gun in a chaotic, unclear scene with names and places obscured by errors.
Detroit man uses phonograph alarm to wake with music
A Detroit man has devised a morning wake up device that combines an alarm clock with a phonograph. When the set time arrives, a lever releases and starts the record, filling the room with music to rouse him from sleep.
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Tins
Teathache Closed School Tie Public Select It
In St. Uelens Washington the school was closed for days as students stayed home from classes to visit the dentist. Only one pupil remained in attendance during the disruption caused by illness and dental visits.
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St. Uelens
Wash
The Renwick Farmers Institute Plans Winter Event
The Renwick Farmers Institute announces a winter gathering on February 18 with a lithographed poster and extensive conference plans. Last year’s inaugural title was a great success and organizers cite continued preparation for this year’s program.
Woman seeks divorce for adultery and custody relief
Matilda Palmer plaintiff notifies that her petition is on file in Humboldt County District Court seeking divorce from William H Palmer on adultery and inhuman treatment, custody of children, permanent alimony, and other relief. Defendants must appear before noon on the first day of the next term, otherwise default and decree may be entered. Nagle & Ti for plaintiff.
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William Hi. Palmer
Lowain
Unmboldt
Merek Terr
Wiliam H. Pal
Humboldt County
Ani
Dakota
Mareh A. D
Nagle & Ti1
Allomeys
Plainsiftr
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