Transportation rates and rail service in western shipping
In a discussion about western rail carriers the piece argues that to move perishables efficiently and profitably, railroads must provide adequate equipment and continue full freight networks. It notes government rate constraints and the need for continued investment in transportation facilities to sustain production and movement of fruit and vegetables to eastern markets.
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Idaho
Transperta
Mltroad Een- Hoyern Newould
Far East
Mysterious Farm Bureau Note Raises Wool Trade Doubts
A garbled OCR fragment references a Farm Bureau and a plan about wool and cotton, noting Mahou people willing to buy honest wool without cotton maturity. The text is unclear and appears to mix states and phrases, suggesting a historical regional economy note without clear facts or dates.
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Ty Muiswrhuentie Farm Bureau
Shall We Celebrate a Nation Founding Birthday
A fragmented wholesome call prompts reflection on America’s 145th anniversary and the idea of a government by the people. The message laments lack of concrete plans to mark the day and questions how to honor the nation’s founding principles and enduring identity.
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Hannon
OlWr
Hhanheny
Two Men After Four Years in the Argonne Medal Hero Tales
Two American youths faced diverging fates after four years of service. One, wounded in New York, captured a German machine gun crew in the Argonne while serving with the infantry. The other dodged the draft, later winning a Medal of Honor in battle, then shaping a life as a salesman while critics questioned the city’s treatment of him.
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New York
AUK
Argoane Forest
Hever
Tran Tourht
Yenterney
Argonne
Staten Movernment
Atlantic Elis
Dr. Johnson
Tanaclas
Benjamin Kautmat
Company K
Infantey
Cooperation speech by Mrs Mobley at Broadwater Nebraska 1916
Mrs H S Mobley president of Farm owners Union Prairie Grove Arkansas spoke at Broadwater Nebraska on May 4 1916 during the Silo Dairy and Live Stock Special trip May 1 5 1916. She urged cooperation as a force for equitable practices and mutual benefit among producers stressing the farmer as creator and integral to civilization.
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H. S. Mobley
More Union
Prairove
Ark
Broadwater
Nebraska
Mobley
Farmore’ Union
Prairie Grove
Arkansas
Agricultural Extension Department
International Harvester Company
Union Pacific
Nebr
Limberman
Steethe
Clean Restaurants Move Aims to Raise Sanitation Standards
A national association of restaurant proprietors forms to educate on sanitation and guide patrons to cleaner venues. The group seeks state health support and cites evidence that sterilized utensils and clean surfaces reduce disease transmission. The California State Board of Health endorses the effort and pledges aid.
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Faniond
Restauratene
California
Journal of Home Fee
Freight Rates on Idaho Produce Statement
HM Adams vice president of the U P System discusses freight rates on Idaho produce, detailing the impact on the eastern market and noting policy considerations. The statement outlines rate structures and implications for shippers and buyers in regional trade.
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Idaho
HM. Adams
U. P. System
Gueta
We must build civilization through soil and home
A speaker extols civilization as a shared mission, stressing fertility of the soil, owned homes, churches, schools, and food as the five foundation stones. He urges practical cooperation, pride of ownership, and rural education for farmers, arguing the land and family produce true leadership. He concludes with a pastoral anecdote about a farmer and his children, praising plain humanity over rhetoric.
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Plonenr
Tienevant Plains
United States
Dave
Notre
Germany
Aristorotary
Europe
New Orleans
Arkansas
Ark
Rover
Ter
Bat Taddy
Jim
Jinx
Bill
Mary
Noted Moslem Intolerance Amid Koran Controversy
A controversial remark condemns Moslems for displaying the Koran to non believers. The statement frames religious intolerance as the gravest hate, reflecting heated sectarian tensions and religious accusation debates within the community.
Railroad engineers lead fast site in Casey's view
Pat Casey notes he does not judge, yet he sees railroad engineers driving rapid progress at New York Central Magazine, reflecting concerns over leadership pace and industry direction.
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Pat Casey
New York Central Magazine
Hymns Quick to Write and a Physician’s View
A terse reflection on hymn creation cites an English physician claiming it is healthier to be cepated while noting personal resolve to change. It mentions a swiftly composed hymn titled From Grenland's Icy Mountains attributed to Bishop Heber, created in about fifteen minutes.
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Grenland
Heber
Fifty Fifty and a World of Worms in Tune
At supper a boy boasts of arithmetic knowing almost as much as he did not know. The article notes over four hundred kinds of silk worms cocoons, most valued commercially, with five domesticated varieties and several wild types collected for their silk.
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Buddy
Great Zinc Resources In Canada
Experts say Canada could raise zinc output to meet one tenth of global demand, which exceeds 1,000,000 tons each year.
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Canada
Hard to Estimate One's Powers
A reflection on the difficulty of judging personal abilities. It contrasts egotistical fools convinced of noble destiny with great men who doubt their talents even after discovery. The excerpt examines self perception, performance as proof, and the gap between confidence and true power.
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Ahother
Device Promises Quick Remedy for Insomnia
A new device claims to cure sleeplessness in minutes. The appliance resembles a complex machine with multiple discs that rotate in opposite directions. By focusing eyes on the revolving discs as the starting handle is moved, a person reportedly drifts into deep sleep after a brief period of viewing.
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Land of Nod
Wreath for innovator at silent drama studio set
An anonymous donor contributes a wreath for the director of Franging AM artist’s studio. The tribute honors the creator who designs the set so artists can work without interference or being watched over.
Detroit Journal Reflection on Ancestral Foresight
A pithy remark from the Detroit Journal laments that ancestors did not live to witness modern intelligence, framing the thought as a witty historical aside about progress and human cleverness.
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Detroit Journal
Spider Web Stronger Than Steel, Scientists Claim
Scientists announce spider silk thread is stronger than steel of the same size by about fifty percent, with the web’s strength attributed to its nanoscale fibers and tough protein composition. Measurements suggest potential for advanced materials and biotechnology applications.
Definition You Should Know From the Listener's Guide
A brief note from the Boston Transcript explains a guide titled Listener's Guide to Mae aie A tient is A plese jy which the values one hy one mime in and the people one hy wie po gut detailing a linguistic or cultural reference with cautious, reader friendly phrasing.
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Boston Transcript
War Talk and Hidden Hopes Echo in Public Courage
Fragments suggest a society torn between principle and fear as citizens secretly back opponents while publicly urging resilience. The text hints at a wartime mood where many wish for success yet avoid overt support for risk and change.
Buddhist Leader Dalai Lama Fled City For Years
The Buddhist faith’s spiritual head reportedly fled the forbidden city after infidels trod the streets and has since wandered across northern China for many years, a state of exile shaping his life and travels.
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Dalai Lama
Forbidden City
China
Notice for Discharge in Bankruptcy and Sheriff’s Sale
Notice announces S M Peterson seeks discharge in bankruptcy in the U S District Court District of Idaho with a deadline of June 6 1921 for creditors to appear and file opposition grounds by June 16 1921 followed by a separate sheriff sale notice in Lincoln County Idaho detailing a mortgage foreclosure on Ignacio Berrochoa and Antonia Berrochoa with a June 21 1921 sale in Shoshone village and a bid by cash under court decree issued May 19 1921. The text cites G B Keefer as plaintiff and W Custer as trustee with sale of land described as West Quarter and Northwest quarter of Section Seventeen North East quarter of Section Eight Township Six South Range Eighteen South West Jatt in Township Six South East Boise Meridian.
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S. M. Peterson
United States District Court For
District of Idaho
Aid Court
Wesley T. Stafford
Ignacio Berriechoa
Ignacio Berriechos
Ignacio Berriochoa
Antonio Berriochoa
Antonia
Berriochoa
W. Ufe
W. Custer
Ignacio Berriochos
Simon Bilboa
William A. Brooks
District Court of
New Fourth Judicial District
Tda Jo
County of
Lincoln
G. B. Keefer
Tenaccio Ber Tlechoa
Antonia Berriochoa
Couty
Tincdtn
Idaho
Ethwest
Notice to Creditors of Gracian Mocho deceased
Administratrix of the estate of Gracian Mocho, deceased, notifies all creditors and persons with claims to present them with vouchers within four months after the first publication. The notice is dated May 7, 1921, in Lincoln County Idaho, for the administration of the estate.
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Gracian Mocho
Lincoln
Idaho
S' Cook
Bond Sale Notice by Shoshone Village Trustees Idaho
Notice from the Village of Shoshone Lincoln County Idaho announcing intention to issue negotiate and sell municipal coupon bonds aggregating ten thousand dollars for January 1 1941 maturity with interest not to exceed six percent semi annually denominations not less than one hundred dollars payable at treasurer or bank in New York bids due June 10 certified checks equal to five percent of bid awarded to highest bidder with bids opened noon.
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Shoshons
Lincoln
State of Idaho
Shorshone
Shell
Aald Board
Shoshone
Line
Idaho
Bankie House
New York
Board of Noties
Shower
State of
Ida
B. W. Sinclair
Bert Bowler
Merk
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