Waibe Wiehe seizes bid for state senate in Marathon dispatch
W.R. Wiehe of Marathon announces candidacy in Tenwick region for state senate. He is a veteran auctioneer with farming and horstry ties, praised for political experience and readiness for a vigorous campaign. Opponent named is ex-Senator Howard Van Alstine of Gliniure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.R. Wiehe
Marathon
Tenwick
Law
Anounestiont
Riteho
Senelor
Howard van Alsthig
Livermore Instructor Leads Musanles Meeting
Snyder's Cafe hosts a Musanles gathering with Mras Howard Gruner and Mos Las Norder among attendees. City Raney of Livermore appears Tuesday evening as an instructor, while new strawberry tea is introduced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mras
Howard Gruner
Mos
Las Norder
Raney
Livermore
Lnstructur
Musanles
Fragmentary Voice Speech Echoes Through Lingering Mumbles
A garbled OCR line shows a speaker’s voice uttering nonsensical words. The fragment captures a moment of unclear diction with no identifiable names, places, or actions.
Straleht Steel Lines Through Unclear Rail Route
Fragmentary OCR describes steel lines and curves along a railway near Argentine level, with references to Caron Okju and We Atlee Mere. Mentions a 200 tiles depth, a belt of plain arbor, and a likely transport route deeper than 1 Tek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Straleht
Caron
Okju
Exis
Moria
We Atlee
Awatrakine
Fragmentary poem and author mention in local note
A damaged fragment from TriInnipalia News references a poem by Dayce Kilner, noting its author and a line about a stone and sparky imagery. It appears as a literary reference within a broader, unreadable text fragment without clear event details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selenen
Hurmar
Bae Hines
Hunter
Manee
Lewis
Carroll
Lee
Dayce Kilner
triInnipalia News
Family Names Shaping Shop Labels After Colonial Era
The article traces how family names became shop designations in colonial markets, with firms named after owners like Tom of the Fined and Will of the Hira of the Catt. It notes many names survived into America after the Revolution, while numerous others disappeared due to misfortune or abuse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urideswen
Ourtoug
Dria
Adeot
Wsleek
Tom
Will
Hira
Tits Priettes
Grady Nutuce
Harry Swan
Pike
America
Personal Pronouns Ordering Rules in Compound Mentions
The text explains pronoun order in coordinated phrases. When two or more personal pronouns are joined by and the second may precede the first or third. in plural forms the third person precedes the second and first. It states that the second person precedes the first.
Eagle Grove visitors noted in local listings
Mr. nui Mrs Olaf Lanning and Miss Gene Polier visited Eagle Grove for fast pricing. Mr. and Mrs. John Swanson and family and Mrs. Jennie Swanson were Eagle Grove visitors Saturday. Sanford Anderson and others from Browntown Wisconsin visited last Friday. Ground hog legend contradicted by warm spell. Methanst Ladies Aid to meet February 19 at Mrs Henry Geigel with course date moved to February 26. Renwick Farriers Institute events scheduled February 23 and 26. program and premium lists to be mailed and printed in the Times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nui
Olaf Lanning
Gene Polier
Eagle Grove
John Swanson
Jennie Swanson
Renwick Farriers Institute
The
Times
Appointment of Administrator for Krause Estate in Humboldt County
Notice is given that Adolf H. Minuse has been duly appointed and qualified as administrator of the estate of Benjamin W. Krause deceased of Humboldt County. Creditors must pay promptly and claimants must present duly authenticated claims for allowance to the Clerk of the District Court. Dated March 14, 1980. M. A. Wallakait, Clerk of District Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humboldt County
Benjamin W. Krause
Africa
Adolf H. Minuse
L. BE Linnan
M. A. Wallakait
Proverb Lesson On Wealth From Indies Tale
A magazine excerpt threads the saying about bringing home wealth of the Indies to warn about greed. It hints Manuel Folmann and Tigwell Boswell debating travel and power, with a Scottish reference and a writer noting the proverb’s caution in trade and wealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Wien
Fir
Hanuel Folmann
Dunin
Tigwell Boswell
Bfa
Scotland
Langan
Carey
Juhugna
Sis
Patuinder Magazine
Earliest Blind Writing Systems and Inked Knot Alphabet
The text traces early tactile writing methods for the blind, noting knot-based alphabets and a 17th century French development. It mentions a 1640 Brance type arrangement and later attempts to adapt scripts for different languages, including possible connections to a paper on a point system and later transcriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brance
Whitt Loula Rate Wis
Lost Rembrandic Works Spark Long Quest Across Ages
A London art detective and collectors pursue seven missing Rembrandts, with some believed held by poor owners. The pursuit spans centuries as researchers seek to match works to the master, while one expert has dedicated years to locating these allegedly authentic pieces that remain unclaimed by their rightful owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rembrandic
Hefspol
Desser
Giese
Monument to John Jones and his wives near Springfield
A roadside grave area near Springfield features a central monument for John Jones aged ninety two with the inscription Here Lies John Sons. Surrounding stones bear the names and dates of death of five women each proclaiming Beloved wife of John Jones. Curious epitaphs attract passersby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Crinetary
Cear
Aittnes
Ara Jol
Tmgeribedt
John Sons
al Regi
Ech
John Jones
Springfield Repub- Ment
Stanford psychologist links eye activity to sleep restlessness
Walter Ro Miles from Stanford reports research on eye muscles during sleep. Pupils contract and eyes roll upward while lids are closed. He argues the sensory system remains active, contrary to the belief of complete inactivity in sleep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Ro Miles
Stanford Unireratty
Miles Beleves
Pathfinder Magazine
Farmbonda Stilts Cre English Bop Vines Tend Looming High
Vines grow 13 or feet high trained on strings, needing careful watching. Men on stilts move about water to reach vine tops. Stilts matched to feet and belted, freeing their hands, as workers become adept at Hiefhelda movement.
Chess Without A Peer In The Line Of Amusements
A study extols chess as a peerless cerebral pastime enjoyed across nations and eras. It claims chess sharpens the mind, calms the spirit, and refines reasoning much like golf, serving as a respite for busy or frazzled individuals.
Nova Scotian Isle Haunts Mariners Deadly Coasts
A fragmentary tale describes a dangerous Nova Scotia coast haunted by wrecks from historic wars. It recalls ships dashed by breakers, a 1748 transport loss, and a 1703 vessel tied to Wolfe's expedition. lore mentions a sand pyramid and huts built from wreck debris with items found and a Major Elliott collar.
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Nova Scotian
Sable Isin
Nova Scotia
Hina
Ereop
Duc d'Ausyilie
Leland
Wolfe
Quebec
Bates
Elliatt
Thia
Wolfa
Donkey's Foot Structure Described in Ingenious Detail
A fragment describes a donkey foot as an ingeniously arranged organ with eight series of vertical laminae and coffin-bone laminae forming a complete lining. Elastic springs distribute weight across about four thousand elements, arranged to support the animal securely.
Bishop to preach at parade service in Lucknow
In a battalion order of a smart infantry regiment in India, the bishop of Lucknow is assigned to preach at the parade service on Sunday morning. The order also requires ten men to cover 20 rounds of ball ammunition, reflecting tensions since the mutiny and wartime church attendance with arms nearby.
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Atma
Honoer
India
Lucknow
Chereh
London
Ing Vost
Fragmentary Revival Meeting Ejects Participants
A garbled OCR fragment describes a revivalist meeting where attendees were questioned and then ejected. The text mentions misworshipful behavior and statements about miracles, but the passage is incomplete and unclear.
Public Health Note on Quarantine Etiquette
In this Successful Farming excerpt the author argues quarantine should be strict and not lax, urging avoidance of public gatherings to prevent disease spread and advising to warn callers if illness is suspected, stressing collective responsibility.
Splinters Afother and the Curious Chicken Question
In a brief, odd scene Jane, aged four, is nearby as Splinters Afother asks about a chicken. The text notes feathers removed and numerous pin feathers, with a child asking how a chicken could have so many splinters.
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Jane
Canyon Worthily Ranks at Marvel of Nature
Ancient canyon formed by Green and Colorado rivers in southern Utah spans large area and is crossed by rail only in three places. Spanish explorers and Major John Wesley Powell first surveyed the river and canyon. The Grand Canyon has long served geologists and tourists for study and viewing the earth’s strata and scenery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canyon
Island Canyon
Colorado River
North America
Utah
Gulf of California
Touriss
Black Fridays in Financial Circles Through History
The term Black Friday has appeared in various financial contexts over centuries. Early usages linked to December 1745 news of Charles Edward Stuart near Derby and ensuing panic, with Pluck Friday hints from Monday panics. The term resurfaced in England for May 11 1860 after Overend Gurney failure. In the United States it referred to September 24 1869 gold market attempts and September 13 1872 panic after Cook & Co. failure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lannon
Charles Edward Stuart
Derby
Uliok
England
London
Overend, Gurney & Co
Uhe
United States
Jay Govid
New York
Cook & Co
Pethfinder Magazine
Bells of Chartres Cathedral Tell Ancient Story
The north tower of Chartres Cathedral houses two 1840 bells with a vivid history. Four larger bells Anne Elizabeth Fulbert and Pist were added five years later. Anne of Brittany admired a boy’s voice here and asked for his release, prompting a poignant exchange about voices and mercy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helle
Tymous
Chartres
Angelus
Anne
Elizabeth
Fulbert
Pist
Anne of Frittany
Paper-Clip Mouse Traps Clever Rodent With Hidden Spring
An old tin can with a crushed top and a spring tape resemble a paper clip trap for mice. A mouse reading the desk material finds the device, the trap closes, and escape becomes impossible. The article notes the cleverness of rats and mice in recognizing and avoiding traps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soee
Sponges show irregular forms and defensive color tricks
Sponges vary in shape with irregular symmetry and bright colors mainly for defense or to deter predators. Hard, hornlike specimens dominate Australian seas, especially among the highest sponge forms.
Giant mirror cooled for English reflecting telescope
A massive mirror weighing over 1.5 tons and measuring 3 feet 9 inches in diameter and ten inches thick has been produced for an English reflecting telescope. The disk required meticulous cooling, with defects hard to avoid, and the glass was bent hot by electric heaters and gradually annealed over many months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Wrge
Grandin tid joins Tobble's birthday celebration
Readable fragments describe a birthday gathering for Tobble with Grandin and mother involved. Bobble asks about the chair and a child hopes to be a good boy to earn a bicycle, pursuing a lighthearted moment after supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grandin
Bobble
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Hte
Cunninyghanny Boen
Matholdt
Counly
Hunmhalt
Tle
Ivegh
Tin Simllgood
Kiygte
Snyder's Cafe
J.T. LaForge
Renwick Rendering Works
Clarion
Golifield
Renwiek
Poland
China
Favnid Milaa
Farrewof
Oscar Larson
Iona
Cal
Wd. Murphy
Anetioneer
Gray’s Corner
Farmers Co-operative Co
Lungunga
Ao Aly
Tin
Wall Street Palace
Agoryons
A. I. Stafford
Sanford Anderson
Henry Glvom
Wilbur Phipps
Esgle Grove
ceMe
Wil Mea
Ferdinand, Mayer
Browntown
Wis
Mr. Dabler
Methanst Ladies Aid Society
Henry Geigel
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