Local notes mix of social visits and farm work updates
The column records numerous household visits and social events in Goldfield and nearby towns, with entries on Mrs. Ollie Godfrey and Magy War Spying Stamps, Packard family, and local outings at Lake Oholji. It notes farm work solicitations, theater plans with Warren Kerrigan, and community notices including hunting for farm help and changes in local business and residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley’ Transon
Sant
Swan Electric Nlight Planta
Ridhgodon
Brown
Down City
W. V. Pool Fac
Eg Palmnteer
Tee Potter
Iisfortune
Hudson
Wabster City
Fern
J. Warren Kerrigan
Vernon Theatre
Comore Club
Hig
Livermore
Karl Miller
Aurora
B.C. Selgend
Crom
Algoun Hospital
War era food and local notices merge in scattered copy
Fragmented text shows references to potato flour, wartime food methods, and household guidance amid town notices. Includes names of locals, shop ads, marriages, military drafts, theater shows, and farm help, all framed by wartime procurement and community updates.
Wheat debate echoes in U S dairy and fuel concerns
A garbled report outlines a national controversy over wheat’s role in food, fuel, and policy. It references Secretary Golitun A Samer, state leaders, experts like Herbert tinvor and Deere of Iowa, and a push to substitute wheat in various sectors. The piece hints at objections and policy tensions surrounding wheat as an essential commodity and potential alternatives amid supply worries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golitun
Samer
Une Tewa de Hiricuit
Meuvead
Herbert Tinvor
Deere
Antinent
Hattie
Lishiner
Must Build Food Reserve by Herbert Hoover
An analysis of federal food administration plans during Hoover era discussing maintaining strategic grain and bread reserves. It argues attaining a large stockpile is essential for national security and wartime needs, outlining envisioned production and distribution measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Hoover
OM Twellins
Governteutit
Cattle Prices Stabilize as Slaughterhouse Cuts Hit
A fragmented report notes cattle market stability with beef at 28 cents per unit and slaughterhouse costs fixed. Alain Pelees is referenced alongside meat prices, indicating broader market effects and supplier actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vie
Peter
Alain Pelees
Fragments Hint at Local Name Gwin and Melony Role
Fragmentary text mentions Gwin and Melony with unclear actions. The garbled lines suggest a local person possibly dealing with a weed issue or public nuisance. no clear event or outcome is discernible from the legible words.
Fragmented Thought Sparks Race to Understand Human Limits
A London scientist argues about human origins and the concept of privilege, noting that many cannot grasp the idea of intellectual progress. The piece reflects on how humble beginnings and significant handicaps shape our view of humanity and its potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Vef
Fragmented 19th Century Telegraphic Snippet Distorts History
A garbled OCR fragment from an old American paper hints at telephony, land seizure, and a tense moment at home. It mentions enforcement of tracts, a world event, and a startled public reaction, all filtered through a distorted phrase.
Fragmented message hints at culinary terms and seasonal eggs
The garbled text mentions poultry, pheasant, meals and winter eggs amid questions about storage and rising concerns. It suggests a non coherent note on food economy, eggs and future supplies with abstract references to scientists and May warnings.
Fragmentary wartime note with garbled text
The readable parts describe soldiers and decorations with unclear context. Entities and specifics are too corrupted to identify names, places, or dates. The fragment hints at military duty and personal reflections, but lacks usable facts for a precise card.
Shipping Shortages and Allied Food Aid Drive
The piece notes a 20 percent ship shortage, rising imports, and a push to use remaining vessels on trans Atlantic routes to ship food from the United States. It mentions American marines landing at Finalvestok to join Finnish forces in a battle against German seizures, underscoring international aid aims and wartime logistics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Washington
Alfonso
Sara
Europe
Argentine
Foc Tone
Australia
Indian Ocean
America
Poultry Tea Predicts Value Next Winter
Unclear text fragment suggests a forecast about poultry or price trends for the next winter. Readable details are limited. no identifiable persons, organizations, places, or concrete figures present.
Eatles a day would make nobil Mt selihy tose women
A garbled OCR fragment discusses daily intake and effects on women facing struggle. The text is unclear and contains many misspellings, making precise entities or events difficult to determine. The readable idea hints at health or nutrition but lacks concrete details.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ollie Godfrey
la Verne
TM. Ki
Nantoly Webster
Goldfield
Pele Huehsinger
Tawiru Packard
Goldfictt
Laws
Anata
I. Warren Kerrigan
Frank Gebest
Chicago
Richardson
Wiese Aml Emmily
Lake Oholji
Mr. Vigger
Haa
Fawis Claussen
Mr. Claussen
Eral Buhy
Renwieband
Ponte
Sonday
Germany
Indiana
Purdue Univ
Indy
Renwick
Wut Mix
Walter Kunert
Mint Mamie Friday
Erol Kunert
Humboldt
Fete Lichainger
Dorothy Lachsinger
Mya. W. Kusert
Mrs. HL. Friday
Peter Birnbaumer
Fear Hardy
Asthara
Fort
Ube
Thane
Ghort
Palm
Henry
Nevin
Waale
Muronbighes
Tipi Histor
Xiolloy
Wadler Sofia
Sud
Wright County
D. Risa
Henry Helmke
Laurence Perking
Guy A. Ballard
Thomas Ross
Carl Bowers
Inman
Newscomb
Perry Fing
Donahue
Brooklyn
Neil Wilker
Davenport
Des Moines
Lea Potter
Humboldt Independent Correaponiant
Jon Frénch
Esther Zwoeifel
Law Verne
N U. 5
Cal
JT. J. Deems
Burlington
Thyeshera
Jane Restie
Hergennt Hoover
Minhas
Tony
Ivaoa
Hnever
Petlaitia
Wilda Sud
Philadelphia Ledger
France
Italy
Vluyw
Sara Sls
George Heid
Partia
England
Neppla
Funttar
Tne
Bursta
Eay
Epuny
Tielny
Kargain
Richardson's Store
W. L. Spi
Diinner
M. J. Holt
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!