Treasure Hunt Sparks Family Ownership Battle
A century old buried fortune near Augusta township resurfaces as heirs of Peter Oberdart Sr and descendants of Martin Warfel clash over ownership. Fences and grave landmarks have shifted, making location uncertain, but renewed documents and claims renew the contested treasure case with potential gold and silver riches at stake.
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Gunnary
Po—earel
Oberdorf Fara
Coeper Augusta
Peter Oberdart
Unial
Nalther
Martin Warfel
Oberdart
Mes
Elizabeth Seru
Watfel
Peter Onerdorf
Stroh
Ransom Plot in Murder Case Using Carrier Pigeons
A New York band of kidnappers slain for ransom used blood money schemes and carrier pigeons to deliver instructions. They dumped the victim Abrabama Levy’s body in Tong Taani Sound near Glencove after terrorizing Mrs Levy with typed notes. Police traced the bizarre scheme to a Jamaica address and a trusted driver, uncovering a plan to extort from a widow while already having killed her husband.
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New Yorke
Abrabama I
Levy
Lower
Manhattan
Zar
College student profile predicts trajectory from lack of ambition
An analysis from the Western Newspaper Guild notes a college freshman named Tie shows minimal drive and ambition. The author suggests his future hinges on environment and support, predicting continued mediocrity unless improved by change.
Dainty Simplicity in Afternoon Radio Premiere
A faded clipping highlights Noel Frangly of Radio Pictures in a soft featured role with a tan bolero styled gown. The piece notes a jabot and finrea accents on a dainty, well staged scene with muted, dainty fashion and a refined aesthetic.
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Noel Frangly
Fea
Wile Bull
Tragic New York Newsboy and the Ten Cent Carfare
An old Times style reminiscence recounts a New York newsboy who rises from a four mile walk to work to save enough for a transit fare and a single sandwich. He endures hardship, receipts of small sums from the family, and a dramatic collapse when a teapot mishap severs a cherished moment. The piece touches on the boy’s later fame in a corporate context and the lasting impression of his early struggles.
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Xorker
Tewit
Tie
Mt Tt
Earlieh
Chen
Niles x
Jess Sarchive
Peli
Undisputed Victory in Intercollegiate Meet at Philadelphia
Kenneth Churchill of California defends his javelin crown by a wide margin at the Intercollegiate meet in Philadelphia, while police, exercise theories, and sports commentary fill the report. Jumbled notes mention Sherry, Bellevue injuries, and general fitness guidance from Aylthir McGovern, with debate over preseason training and gradual conditioning before spring gallops.
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Kenneth Churchill
California
Philadelphis
Woman Police Chief Appointment in Long Branch NY
Mrs Cornelia Hopkins wife of A Livingston Hopkins of New York has been appointed as police chief of Long Branch New Jersey announced by Commissioner Charles E Crown without the mayor William Jones knowledge. A third bidder appears to require people shouting task treated.
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Cornelia Hopkins
A. Livingston Hopkins
York
Long Branch
N. 3
Fairity
Charles E. Crown
Rowledge
William Jones
Gunpowder origins and early cannon history note
Fragmented passage discusses gunpowder origins and early cannon use. Mentions Roger Bacon of Oxford and claims about prior discovery, with scattered references to Florence France and Germany. The text is garbled but points to historical claims of early gunpowder and artillery development.
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Roger Bacon
Oxford
Te Told Howty
Florence
Germany
Wieserd
Culling and Feeding Practices for Poultry and Crops
The article urges culling as vital in farming and outlines feeding strategies for hens to boost egg production. It stresses selecting productive birds, proper mash mixtures, and protein levels around sixteen percent. It also discusses fertilization, soil quality, and pruning vines to maximize yields.
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Tony Mot
Lata Necoquite
J. A. Fglwer
Wisconsin Agriculurist
Lisamin
Conralo
High Quality Capons Fetch High Prices in Poultry Trade
An article notes American caponizing boosts profits for poultry keepers. It discusses optimal quality, timing for caponizing at twelve to fifteen weeks, and the impact on weight and price. It warns that American breed cockerels must reach about a pound by eight weeks for capon oil yields to pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nuauty
Muneau
Best Turkey Finishing Requires Small Range
A North Dakota Agricultural College circular advises on finishing turkeys for market. It stresses restricting cameo, notes artificial methods can finish birds in confinement with proper exercise, and recommends corn as the best finishing feed though caution is needed with new or frexed corn to avoid digestive troubles. A finishing ration of 50 pounds corn, 5 pounds wheat, and 2 pounds oats is suggested.
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North Dajera
Roosters demand and care guidance for seasonal sale
The text advises on selling roosters now and later, noting higher mortality in winter and spring. It suggests separating roosters kept for next season from laying stock, and retaining unusually good males if possible. It also warns roosters are more troublesome during fall and winter than in the following spring.
Weight and Yield in Pullet Taxing Experiments
Experimental results at the University of Kentucky show that a decrease in body weight in pullets preceded a drop in egg production. An increase in body weight followed by a rise in egg output was observed after a short interval. The study, led by Wynne Recks and White Nagin, analyzes the link between body weight changes and production in laying birds.
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University of Kentucky
Ark
Fouienthe
Rl Wynne
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