Indian population gains and funding push for tribal programs
Reports show rising Indian enrollment in schools and a large increase in teachers in summer training programs. Health improvements, tuberculosis declines, and a commissioner seeking 1307 for ongoing work accompany details on land use, timber, and revenue from reservations including Osage and Pima tribes.
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Cobban Tianin
Wei
Osmres
Aia
Arigomi
Ge Saad
Gila
San Carlos
Why Try Any of These Unlikely Feats This Evening
An Evening Press item ponders the futility of bold schemes from skipping tips to telepathic mosquito tricks, driving a monthly car cost free, and buying costly assets, then notes a cousin’s query about last summer’s giant fish.
Kansas City Livestock Prices Report
Kansas City market notes cattle prices steady to lower amid tight beef demand in the East. Hog prices show strength with late-year gains, while calves and stockers command solid demand. feeders and beef cattle face supply tightness and variable weight economics as winter spreads persist.
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Fed
Boenie
Hull
W. Ter
Water Denizen The Lance Lot A Transparent Burrowing Animal
A Review of Reviews summary describes the lance lot a small transparent aquatic creature 1.5 to 2.5 inches long that burrows head first into sand. It lacks eyes fins and a defined heart instead using a simple liver and a contractile vessel to move colorless blood. Eggs hatch after sunset with larvae emerging by morning.
Spider Silk Farms Aimed At Stockings Demand
Spider silk production emerges as a niche industry with spider farms feeding and housing spiders, avoiding fights, and harvesting long silk strands during their flight recurrences. The aim is to supply the miniometre of spider-silk stockings amid growing needs for fine fibers and survey instruments.
Secret engagement in June for Gladys and Dick Rodney
Virginia and Alice discuss Gladys and Dick Rodney set to marry in June with the engagement kept secret. Both women vow not to reveal the news.
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Alice
Virginia
Gladys
Dick Rodney
Knowledge of the woods lacking in a salesman
A humorous tale from central Olio shows a genial storekeeper with kindergarten level selling education. A customer asks for Che Cloth while he returns with a large New York cheese and admits he does not know how to remove the cloth.
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Central “Olio
New York
Eight-Foot Flower Stuns with Brief Bloom and Odor
A colossal flower eight feet tall looms beside a man holding a ruler, its spathe unfolding into a bell shape before vanishing after about forty days. The image, credited to The Gardener's Chronicle and Mr 2P Dikisus of botany gardens in Java, highlights the flower's size and its strong, unpleasant scent.
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Couror
Gardener's Chronicle
Dikisus
Botaute Gardens
Varehoeme Java
Religious Book Best Seller in German Literature
The year's top selling title was Bishop Keppler's religious book Mehr Freude More Joy with 174000 copies in its first edition. Translations flowed into Bohemian Danish Norwegian English Flemish French Italian Dutch Portuguese Swedish Spanish and Italian and Norwegian.
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Freiburg
Ale
Literaturd
Keppler
Finds Spiral Nebulae Are Stellar Systems
Washington reports confirmation from Dr. Edwin Hubble at Mount Wilson that spiral nebulae are distant stellar systems or island universes. Hundreds of thousands of such objects exist, with apparent sizes from starlike to the vast Andromeda spanning three degrees, photographed with the 100 inch reflector.
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Washington
Edwin Hubbell
Carnegie Institution
Mount Wilson Observatory
Andromeda
Doctor Hubble
Death of Will Householder Shocks Union Community
Will Householder died at his father I G Householder home after an operation last fall. He is survived by his area father one sister and two brothers with his mother and another brother predeceasing him. Community offers sympathy to the bereaved as Emery Johnson and wife visited H Stradley’s Sunday afternoon and locals attended a dance at Munden Saturday night. Mrs Clalaugh visited Edna Price Friday.
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Pearl Bowersox
Augustine Kerstein
Mike Konovalske
Will Householder
I. G. Householder
Householder
Johnson and Wife
H. Stradleys
Munden
Clalaugh
Edna
Price
Bog Oak Ornaments: Ireland’s Buried Wood Trade
The piece notes bog oak and other woods used for Irish ornaments exported from Dublin, dating to 1821 after George IV’s Ireland visit. Early items were hand carved, later machine aided as demand grew, with logs from long-buried bogs essential to the craft.
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Ireland
Emerald Isle
Dublin
George IV
London
Nak
Wedding Season in India Brings Expensive Customs
The India wedding season runs summer to late autumn with brides wearing gold and silver trinkets and decorations. Marriages require imported metal, often from London, proving costly as India spends over 2.1 million dollars on gold and silver for weddings.
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India
Cea
London
Ohio State Journal
Union News Local residents and farm activity notes
Mr and Mrs Karl Johnson called at the I Bowersox home Wednesday afternoon. Dan Hougholder and Lee Bowersox sold cattle to Billy Hill Wednesday and delivered them at Rydal. Cortney Bradley of Ho has been working at Frank Goodwins the past week. Charlie and Ella Larson are sick with the grippe. Martin Anderson had the aulster tune to lose one of day, Lloyd McGregor and family moved to the Birch Mercer farm Wednesday. Pearl Ward is sick with the grippe this week. Mrs Lida Wammonden and Mrs Jay Sweford were calfers. Charles AL BYSON home Monday. Left Bowen was at Ear Bowens Tuesday. Archie Larson delivered Wheat as spa this week. Mae Pearl Bowersox is still sick with the grippe. Mrs Florence Goodwin and son Billy called at the Dan Housholder.
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Karl--Johnson
I. Bowersox
Dan Hougholder
Lee Bowersox
Billy Hill
Rydal
Cortney Bradley Ot Ho
Frank Goodwins
Charlie
Ella Larson
Martin’ Anderson
Lloyd. McGregor
Birch Mercer
Pearl Ward
Lida
Plant Relations and Growth in Creation's Web
Bernardin de Saint-Pierre notes plants relate to elements promoting growth and interact with other plants and animals that rely on them. He views humans as the center of creation, tying these relations into a broader view of nature’s interconnected order.
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Mgn
Ceriter
Bernardin ‘de
Scolars at Union Valley miss school due to illness
Reports from Union Valley note several scholars absent for sickness including Marjorie Beecher Darrel Currier and Lois Swierczynky. Ed Swierczynky and Mrs Swierczynky visited the Bowersox home. Storer sale drew a crowd despite cold roads and Mrs Stinson is ill with erysipelas.
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Union Valley
Lois Swiercinsky
Lawrence Bowersox
Marjorie
Dean Beecher
Darrel Currier
Ed ‘Swiercinsky
Mrs.Swiercinky
I. Bowersox
Jake Storer
Stinson
Clela
Yeager
Flora Yeager
Edith Woods
Ethel Goodwin
Swiercinsky
Waukeeney
Claudé Goodwin
Asion
Washington Township
Earl Harvey
Alfred Kallman
Sudden Death Shocks Neighborhood Man in Union Valley
Residents were shocked Tuesday evening by the sudden death of Wall Householder after a day of shocking corn work. He rose and slept normally, but did not arise the next morning and was found dead. Funeral services were held Thursday afternoon at Union Valley cemetery.
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Wall Houseolder
Union Valley Cemetery
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G. W. Nichols
Massaer
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Stackhouse Shell Corn
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