Creation myths of the Cree and twenty four tales collected
The Cree Indian explanation of how man was made from clay is described along with twenty four other myths in a collection by Charles E. B. Brown curator of the Wisconsin State Historical Museum at Madison.
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Charles EB. Brown
Wisconsin
Alaska Topography and Health Claims in Odd Excerpt
The piece describes rugged Chugach mountains in Alaska near Cook Inlet with peaks rising from sea level to several thousand feet. It notes Resurrection Day scenes and barren glaciated summits. A health claim suggests walking barefoot on sand aids nerve recuperation and dental vigor, citing doctors approving the practice.
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Alaska
Cook Inlet
Chugach Fore
Rhin
How to improvise a storm door with burlap and tacks
A portable door on the north or west side of a house makes the room uncomfortable in severe weather. Use two layers of burlap over a screen door secured with copper tacks as a substitute. In spring remove the burlap. the door is ready for summer.
Food stores placed on remote islands for shipwrecked crews
Britain arranged stores of food and essentials on twenty four isolated islets across seven seas for shipwrecked crews. Three stores lie at far distant Leeland corners while the remaining are on small islets scattered through the South Pacific and Indian oceans.
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Great Britain
Leeland
Mystical Nile Birth Tale Now Revered Across Ages
A fragmentary account speaks of a revered event tied to the Nile and ancient religious rituals. It references a celebrated birth occurring 4000 years ago in a twilight era, highlighting a feast linked to enduring beliefs.
Monks Display Barrels of Beer Across Ancient Trade
Fragmentary OCR notes describe monks handling barrels of beer and an oath on a cross, with unclear details about quality and ritual. The text is garbled but centers on medieval beer storage and religious practices linked to trade.
Dorothy's Cheervation and the Unmarried Guests
A fragmentary reminiscence notes Dorothy hosting visitors for a celebration with unnamed guests and family ties. The text hints at social expectations and possible romantic tensions among attendees without clear details or outcomes.
Notice of Sheriff Sale of Estrays Near Shoshone
On October 1st 1924 at 10:80 A M at the residence of John Sina Cottonwood 18 miles north of Shoshone Lincoln County Idaho Sheriff Clarence Wheeler will sell the described estray a muley heifer about one and a half years old crop and wider bit on eight ear quarter splice in left ear branded on left hip to the highest bidder for lawful money of the United States The sale is by order of the State of Idaho and the Sheriff urges bidders to attend.
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Toe Shinn
Cortonwouls
Ted Muley
Wes
John Sina
Shoshone
Lincoln County
Malo
Cieh
United States
Clarence Wheeler
George Grant
Abderwon Ranch
Milea
Idaho
Notice of Sheriff Sale of Estrays near Shoshone Idaho
George Grant kept two stray horses at his Anderson ranch NE of Shoshone Idaho. A bay gelding nine to ten years old about 1000 pounds with a right thigh brand and a black mare nine or ten years old about 1200 pounds with a left shoulder brand are to be sold at public auction on October 1, 1928 at 10 a.m. at the Anderson ranch. Sale to be by cash under Idaho estray law. Dated August 29, 1923. Sheriff.
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George Grant
Anderson Ranch
Shoshone
Idaho
School attendance notice to parents in Idaho law
Lincoln County Idaho publishes provisions of the school law aimed at preventing parental neglect of common education. The notice warns that delinquency by a child can lead to legal action against parents guardians or custodians for encouraging or contributing to the delinquency with penalties to be imposed upon conviction.
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Lincoln County
Idaho
Juvenile Law Provisions on School Attendance and Offenses
The document outlines penalties for noncompliance with compulsory schooling and defines juvenile disorderly conduct. It details punishment options including fines and imprisonment, exemptions for medical reasons, and probate court procedures for handling truancy, incorrigibility, and delinquency. It covers roles of superintendents, probation officers, and school trustees in reporting and managing cases. Leah M. Burnside signs as County Superintendent.
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Idaho Industrial Training School
Trustees
Board of Control
Probate Court
Juvenile Reformatory
Board of Trustees
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