Missing Doctor Reward and Wyoming History Highlights
A $2000 reward is offered for information locating Dr. Fe Fyle, a South Dakota physician who resurfaced in Sioux City two months ago. The piece notes the death of Green River figure China Joe, a famed Chinese immigrant, and references Wyoming figures including ex governor Joseph M. Carey and local oil royalty for Shoshone Indians in Fremont County. Also mentions a dry kiln breakthrough and various legal and political notes from 1920s era.
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FE. Fyle
South Dakota
Sioux City
Dows
Bes
Green Silver
Wyoming
China Joe
Sweetwater County
China
Joe
Green River
Rock Springs
Stock Springs
W. A. Taluaco
Joseph M. Carey
Cheyenne
Oe Ito
Robert G. Agee
Hot Springs
United States District Court
Pokano Waal
Wednes- Hey
Albert Hermann
Portland
Ure
Company Ly 18H Infantry
Idaho
Alusr Wan
Teein
Matty Monlay
IL A. Pangham
Weberal
Wortham
Washington Post notes Coolidge tax plan and Senate debates
President Coolidge faces pressure to accept surtax compromises as Congress adjourns June 1 and a broad tax reform bill advances. The day includes memory tributes to Woodrow Wilson, fallout from the Denby oil lease case, and expected shifts in federal tax policy and postmaster appointments.
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Coolidge
Congress
Woodrow Wilson
Central Presbyterian Church
Washington
James E. Taylor
Herbert D. Cheney
Gooding
Ty Walis
Teealote
Salt Lake City
Johnson
California
T. ¥. O'Canhor
Buffalo
N.Y
International Langshoremen’s Union
Shipping Board
Washington Cathedral
The Greatness of Washington in Statecraft and War
An examination of George Washington as a figure whose greatness extends beyond military success. Washington’s leadership, strategic genius, and political vision created the path from Revolution to a functioning nation. His ability to move armies, retreat, and then guide constitutional formation establishes him as a universal exemplar. Washington’s statesmanship, not only his battlefield wins, defined the birth of the United States.
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America
George Washington
Kansas City Star
Universal
Shakespeare
Washington
Napoleon
Trajan
Saratoga
Jerseys
von Moltke
Cornwallis
Fabius
T Washington
Trent
Prinne Ton
Sarntayen
Millitary
Annole
Massachusetts
Trenton
Virginia
Madison
Madson
Hamilton
Republic
Broad
Washington and Liberty in a Silent Farewell
An ornate tribute recalls George Washington’s final act as he resigns power after defeating tyranny. The piece weighs his role as liberator, statesman, and founder, praising his choice of domestic life over continued rule and his enduring place in history.
Wise Men and Education Portrayal in Early Prose
A fragmentary, reformatted reflection on wisdom and learning. It contrasts cautious speech, anger control, and the value of books. The prose hints at education forming character and the soul’s growth through solitary study.
Lost Links in a Hazy Local Scene
A fragmented column describes quirky figures and scenes from a small town economy. Mentions include chickens homesick for homes, a hammock backbone image, a tramp near a dog house, a bankbook in urban landlady circles, and automobilists inviting rides. A woman runs a beauty parlor amid curious vignettes.
Peppygrams on relationships and uncertain outcomes
The piece reflects on uneasy relationships and the uncertain fate of youths. It hints at literary ambitions, deception, and the perilous edge of romance. It notes the danger in chasing variety and the fear of death tempered by social expectations and parental risk.
Mac 161 Interm ily From Scht
A fragment from a historical newspaper notes a sujet involving Mac 161 and an intermediary role. The readable text hints at a localized event or item but lacks complete details or clear entities to identify. Further context would be needed to establish concrete names, dates, or outcomes.
Washington the master of virtue and common sense
A schoolboy oration extols George Washington as not a genius but a man of superb common sense and rare virtues. It lauds him as a blend of Caesar Scipio and Hannibal virtues, a conqueror free of crime, a revolutionary who restrained ambition, and who retired to domestic life after emancipation.
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Washington
Caesar
Scipio
Hannibal
Reuters
Tay Wiliam Aliey
Abel
Wayside Wisdom From St Thomasville Tim es Enterprise
A fragmentary column offers aphorisms on business women gambling, luck, and a Turkish prince marriage. The piece juxtaposes luck with opportunity and notes that peace comes only when hands are at work, ending with cautious reflections.
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St Thomasville
Wise or Otherwise Says on Courage and Charity
A reflective aphorism notes men often misjudge risk until called down. It states bravery comes easy when danger exists, while a miser withholds generosity from others though not from himself.
Boi Jot E peo Be as
Fragmentary OCR text yields a brief record noting a phrase likely from a personal name or event. No clear date, place, or entity beyond ambiguous letters. Summary remains provisional and non-descriptive due to the incomplete source.
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St. Paul Union
Mignewata
Dakota County District Court
Alberts Johnson
Redtiving
Alin
Benton
New York
Phthartel Pita
Socialist Party
St. Lewis
Haut Ginther
Volithininte
Mwipolite Villa
Manuel Chao
Nie Gee
Thoma Jefferson
Charlottus
Amwrivan Teale
Ine Een
Thoimwe Jefforin Spar
Lallinnwide Wallaten
Pheer Fren Korowlwig
Aberarde
Senate
Secretary of
House
Doheny
William G. Meadoo
McAdoo
Prince of Wales
Billington Manor
Ascot
Walon
House of Representatives
Tokio
France
United States
Anya
la Pax
Bautista Saavedra
Woodrow — Wilam
Neue Bertier Zottuns
Katherina
Prinon Albert
J. F. Lombary
First
Doeroa
Memphis Bet
Congressional Library
Rembrandt Peale
Warllington
Washington Monument
Liberty
Hay
Ely
Ubran
Apollo
Mac
Hix
Richie Ln
Aly
Peo
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