Treasure tale of Leeward Inland unraveled at gathering
In a 19th century style tale set aboard a ship and on Leeward Island shores, characters push for a share of a hidden treasure. Miss Browne speaks of the map and fate tests of honesty, while Virginia Harding confronts friends and relatives about rightful claim and the risks of greed.
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Mise Browne
Aunt Date
Cuthbert Vane
Vince
Leeward
Lima
Peru
Bolivar
Sap Martin
Pacific
Sampson
Romy
Ishop
Panama
Keundor
Lin
Leeward Island
Guayaquill
Trople
Thaly
Aoa Lawl
Euler
Benito Benito
Benito
Bixtory
Bristol
Hopperdown
Halliwell
Mavane Inn
Pass Sage
Valparaiso
hhngelf @ earlor
Old Hopperdown
David Jenkins
London
Misa Higglesby-Browne
Guthbert Vos
Phil 40
Mies Browne
Tegan
Tia Twetin
Sorladiee
Appointment of Captain in the national guard at Pocatello
Idaho news brief reports George Nicholas tilt, a former adjutant in the Blest squaden, has been appointed captain of the vertices fen, 16h cavalry, stationed at Pocatello. Other items note a fire destroying a large barn near Blarkfiot, a construction judgment suit in district court, and local governance and road improvements in Gooding and Wendell. The blast of miscellaneous notices includes farm bureau membership growth, hunting law proposals, and state prison discussions regarding Mrs Southard.
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George Nicholas Tilt
Poratelia
Blest Squaden
Pocatello
Vertices Fen
Twin Falls
Idaho Farm Development Company
Debs Leaves Atlanta Prison After Commutation
Eugene V. Debs, longtime Socialist candidate, is released from the Atlanta federal penitentiary after his ten year espionage act sentence is commuted by President Harding. He heads to Washington, accepting a day coach to donate Pullman fare to relief efforts while pledging to advocate for other political prisoners.
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Atlanta
Eugene VY
Debs
Harding
Washington
Daugherty
Theodore
Lucy Stebbins
American Federation of Labor
Celia Stotter
United States Supreme Court
Moundsville
W. Va
Dyche
Zerbst
The Young Person and a Treasure Hunt Crew
Jane Marding, a conservative elder, hosts an expedition led by Dugald Shaw to search Ward Island for buried treasure. Her niece Virginia Harding clashes with crew members including Captain Vane and Hamilton M. Tuthe as suspicions of a fraud rise. Virginia is carried ashore after a tense voyage ending in uncertainty.
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Jane
Miss Higutes
Browne
Rabbit
Hamilton Tabba
Mr. Vane
Ming Browne
Mr. Shaw
Mike Higglesby-Browne
Jane Marding
Mise Higglesby- Browne
Ward Island
Virgina Harding
Creta
Virginia
Abort Vane
Dugald Shaw
Shaw
Canain Mauenus
Nhady “Anuoeler
Hamilton M. Tutihe
Jane Harding
Lamiling
Cuthbert Vane
Water Bond Election Planned by Dietrich District
The Dietrich Idaho school district advertises a forthcoming election to approve bonds to buy a town water system. The system, installed years ago by town founders, may be discontinued by state utilities commission, leaving residents and nearby farmers without a water supply. The plant includes a deep well pumping facility tank and filtration unit.
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Shoshone
Idaho
Dietrich
State Wiliitles Commission
Alms Blow at idleness in Washington policy era
Fragmented OCR text outlines a broad view of early New Deal era measures, mentions legislative programs amid depression. It references names and places in a partial, noisy transcript, indicating a debate on welfare, economic relief, and reforms during the period.
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Washington
Pmic
Laden
Road Building Sand Purification by Blower Method
Engineers in California describe a field method to reduce fine material in local sand to meet concrete mix specs. A conveyor delivers sand to a revolving screen then to a blower nozzle, separating finer particles by air flow. the dried sand is then stored. The system, belt-driven by the same engine as the conveyor, yields lower material costs when sand moisture is controlled.
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Uyntergral, Ment of Agriculture
AMR
Pew
Bureau of Public Works
California
Bureau of Roads
United States Department of Agriculture
Tourism traffic funds Ontario highway system gains
American tourist traffic is expected to pay for installation and upkeep of Ontario highways. Traffic has increased since the Toronto highway was built and revenue from this source runs into millions. During the first half the border saw about 87,500 cars cross into Ontario.
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Ontario
Toronto
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Idaho News Review
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Mai
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Thchfeld
Marke Prictien
Bern
J. J. Fetsted
Tharas
Blarkfiot
Apple Valley
Canyon County Farm Bureau
Senor
Miguel A. Rico
Cansul
Taho
LP. Blodgett
Gooding
Wendell
Thia Road
J. H. Nash
Atate
Iund
Amberland
Valley
Boise
Bonner
Boundary Counties
Caldwell
Burley
Board of Trustees
Tda Ho
Hailey, Arco and
Mackay
Mrs Southard
Idaho State Prison
Deputy Ormedy
Mrs. Southard
Ronners Ferry
Thie
Sein
Akod Wat
Antena
Binet
Aisieel
Party
Terre Haute
Ind
Belvunnn
Engineers of
Bureau of Public Roads
Canada
Dixie
Texas
Rome
Warty