The Black Bread of Guetersloh From Wartime Report
A fragmented report describes Guetersloh during maneuvers with Younes leuteleonnl and locals praising and exporting bread. The scene includes the prime minister addressing a crowd and a discussion on bread quality and trade. References to Westphalian bakeries and shipments to foreign parts appear alongside political mentions in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ag c Ramcelion
Wiliam
Sim
Prio
Valind
Germany
Classical Music Note From Mr Cameos Conversation
A garbled OCR style snippet discusses classical music and a quoted exchange involving Mr Cameos and Row Hive. The readable words mention music much and a reaction about a piece, but details and context are missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr Cameos
Bes
Interpreter Hilarity In Philippine Village Bull Cart Transfer
A US Army interpreter attempts to explain a native driver in a small coastal village how to move baggage from a bungalow to the railway station at two in the afternoon. The native fails to understand gestures or pidgin English, prompting comic exchanges as the interpreter repeats phrases with animal sounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plopine
Uatted States Army
Sayer
Some Time to Wait in a Quaker Meeting
An Irishman visits a quiet Quaker meeting and behaves with decorum until a spirited interruption leads him to claim wedlock to a wife and a daughter of the Lord. The Quaker hearers respond with bemused, sharp retorts as the scene closes.
Visiting the sick and poor lifts the heavy heart
A quotation urges doing good to others by visiting the sick and the poor. It advises putting on your hat, inquiring about their needs, and ministering to them as an antidote to a heavy heart, shared by Jota Howard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jota Howard
Fragmentary quotation from Licy Larcom on diMonic path
A fragmented quotation speaks of Angela in vague terms arriving in a viaibic form and guiding or testing a monic path until all possible effort is expended, suggesting a cryptic, poetic reflection on agency and fate.
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Angela
American dry fly fishing and cotton growth notes
The piece discusses the American dry fly fishing method contrasting it with English practices, touching on trout feeding and casting. It shifts to a section on cotton cultivation in various regions, noting limited Nile valley cotton and Russia's efforts to boost cotton production amid shifting trade. It ends with reflections on the power of the press and views on dress as self-expression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
England
United States
Barly
Nile Valley
Iodia
Russia
Central Asia
Notice of School Attendance in Lincoln County Idaho
A county notice from Leah M. Burnside, Lincoln County Superintendent, urges parents and guardians to enforce school attendance for children ages eight to eighteen. It outlines penalties for noncompliance, exemptions for certain cases, and the process to appeal exemptions through the superintendent and probate court. The law emphasizes compulsory education and provides conditions for temporary release upon physician certificate or other good cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln County
Idaho
Sessim 10
Itis
Summons in Idaho divorce action in Lincoln County
The district court summons Austin Gee to answer a complaint filed by Minebe Goa seeking dissolution of marriage. The notice requires appearance within twenty days if served within the district or forty days if served outside, with the action continuing in Idaho in 1912. The clerk is Harry W. Anderson and Frank T. Disney is attorney for the plaintiff.
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District Court of the State
Idaho
Wad
Lincoln
Minebe Goa
Austin Gee
Fourth Judicial District
Maha
County of
District Court of the
State of
Frank ‘T. ‘Disney
Shoshone
Harry W. Anderson
Idaho District to Issue 25000 Bond for School Building
Notice from the Board of school trustees of Lincoln County Idaho to issue sell and negotiate school building bonds of district No 2 for 25000 dated July 1 1912 bearing interest up to 6 percent per annum payable semi annually. Bonds in denominations 1000 each and 500 each. Principal and interest payable at the Lincoln County Treasurer's office. Redeemable July 1 1932.
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Board of School Trustees
County of
Lincoln
State of
Idaho
Daly
Lincoln County
Idaho District 42 Seeks Bids For Bonds At Dietrich
Notice invites sealed bids for school building bonds of 25 000 to be negotiated at not less than par and accrued interest. Bids, with a 2 percent certified cashier’s check, are due Sept 2 1912 in Dietrich Lincoln County Idaho. Also notices final proof under Carey Act for Albert August of Dietrich and Irvin L Bhaer of Shoshone. Authorities and witnesses listed with dates in August 1912.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Hie Board of School Trustees
Lincoln
State of Idaho
Board of
School Trustees of
Soul
Dietrich
Peter Andrew
Albert Db
Anton Christhuisen
Kris P. Oleson
State of
Carey
B. M
O. A. Truman
Representative
State Land Board
John J. Guiry
Jens K. Jorgensen
Fred Miller
E. €. Young
Dietrich, Idaho
Albert D
Emteryman
Vin L. Bhaer
Shoshone
O. A.truman
Representative State Land Board
Jal Shoshone
Geo. H. Gaches
Ben Jay J. M. Price
Thos. Kuchanall
Irvin L. Bharr
Bateyman, Mug
Fall dress goods and fabric sale advertisement
The notice promotes a fall line of wool suiting silks and textiles, offering direct-from-mill pricing, prepaid samples, and exclusive territory. It invites inquiries and promises low prices, with a separate line about a mowing machine for sale from G. F. Bordens Implement House.
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N. Y
Standard Dress Goods Company
Binghamton
G. F. Borden
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Guetersloh
Henry
Washington
de Tocqueville
Munsings
Leah M. Burnside
O. J. Brennan
Rgy
Ernest Wennstrom
Diana
Gqileons
Yencery
Carlin
A Fy
London
Dubin
Pardunich
Vienna
Warsaw
Budapest
St. Peters
Ing. Amsterdan
Stuttgart
Tusia
Rete
Lisbon
Wrich
Tokio
Shanghai
Sydney
Canada
Uth Americ
Ford
Zacn
Cmaients
Stara Outwich
Allest
Kershner
C. F. Borden
Winona
Mitchell
Thomas
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