Kilties Return To Chautauqua In Regal World Tour
The Kilties and famed tenor J Coates Lockhart with Wee Jamie Clark bagpipes return to the Chautauqua circuit after a global tour. They previously performed at Balmoral and Sandringham palaces and drew large crowds at Crystal Palace London and the Panama Pacific Exposition. Their world tour spanned two and a quarter years with engagements before King Edward.
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J. Coates Lockhart
Wee Jamie” Clark
Balmoral
Sandringham Palaces
Crystal Palace
London
Kilties
Kingl
A Musical Treat by Ceciliac Che Promises Two Programs
Promising concerts on the fifth day feature sacred music by Ceciliac Che with works by Rosini No further endorsement is gemled ny sil and Mendelssohn. The program includes Wagner selections and a notable solo by Finn Ollie highlighting a special vocal showcase in the Chi...
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Ros
Ny Sil
Duilléy Buck
Mendelssohn
Wagner Shiink
Substitutes for Money in Thremit Store Trade
A garbled 19th century county note describes substitutes for money used in local trade. It mentions Cottonwood Malls, Kau Robert VouHEETEG, and a merchants time in town of Thremit. It references rail and recall terms, a list of possible substitutes like coyote shells and wine, and notes a county clerk and a five pelts threshold.
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Kau
Robert Vouheeteg
Thremit
Teading
Railroal
di Ifninkey
Sony
Wolves Attack a Veterinarian on Lonely Road
An Ozark resident, Behera yatertia, shoots at wolves that threaten a veterinarian driving to a pond. After a brief chase, the pack flees as the man returns with his revolver. Officials note wolves have surged in the Ozreston area, the worst in years for attacking a person. Girls in Sioux City design and sew their own dresses, paying 5 to 25 dollars for gowns at a public school program. Over seventy girls are in the fourth year of the course, with M. G. Clark endorsing the plan.
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Garber
Behert
Apolut
Crane
Ozreston
M. G. Clark
City, Schools
Enlisted Youth In Training Amid War Effort
A fragmented wartime report notes patriotic youth in Glenwood undergoing drills and inspections as recruiters push enlistment. The piece details a boy stripped for examination and a test of height, reflecting the era’s pressure to join.
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Glenwood
Ind
Willis
Whilin
Lister
Hartman Whitte
Anuke
Refusal to Contest in Wartime Alliances Sparks Debate
A fragmented report outlines critics urging citizens to refuse to contest alliance duties, citing Adventist concerns and government duties. The article questions whether individuals can be compelled to participate in wartime efforts while balancing religious conscience and national obligations.
Dr Finley Visits France In Historic School Mission
Dr Finley travels to France carrying a message to sister republic schools with approval from Gov Whit. The visit aims to observe schooling and the nation’s efforts for war, as the University of Patios and the University of New York are noted in scholarly greetings from President Wilkon.
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University of the State
Govalier
Education
John 1
Ines
Trini
Angie Fa
New York
Willey
Wilkon
Farmers Fire On Balloon in Nebraska Appeal Urges Stop
Farmers in Oman Nebraska appeal to halt balloon practice that endangers Army aircraft. Gippin of Moet Gipuling announced the plan to curb balloon launches from Fort Quin aimed at recruiting, while a rider recounts a first ride on an interurban car and a visit to relatives in Walcott.
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Oman
Ballon
Fort Quin
Mr Service
Shaw
W. Wettlek
Gevmaty
Wits
Vera Cruz
Vin Sist
Howes
Conlly
Dyer
Pelatives
Walcoti
Sony
Mort Wayne
Interielian
Mosquito nets in war contract awarded to Norwalk firm
War orders spec a 690000 yard contract to Norwalk Sunwalk Guin firm for mosquito nets. The project aims to supply 600000 yards of netting to protect troops, with production to run about twenty four hours daily. Completion targeted by September.
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Norwalk
Sunwalk
Guin
Lyk Inaba
Hse
Warthiu
Girl Not Left Behind Him in Wartime Flight
Miss Nestor, 18, of Woodlawn, followed her betrothed Milton Nestor as he rode ahead with the Eighteenth regiment, boarding a train 150 miles before Khawah. After being placed aboard a train, Lieutenant Orman Freeborn inspected her, with brown hair falling around her frightened face, as she insisted on joining Stewart Waldour, 19, also of Woodlawn, when he left for his regiment.
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Goodby
Pittsburgh
Milton Nestor
Khawah
Tome
Orman W. Freeborn
Buldher
Ton of potatoes mailed in forty packages
A fragment reports a large shipment of potatoes sent from Mupeieo in forty packages totaling 210 dollars in postage. The narrative mentions Hel Pipron and a postmaster’s confusion over stamps and arrangements, noting the delivery reached its destination at reduced personal cost.
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Huyolatous
Wolves to be hunted with Russian hounds across state
Wallis Huidekoper of the state live stock commission presented a pack of large Russian hounds to the state. The dogs will be distributed among counties and bred until every hunter has a hound.
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Montag
Wallis Huidekoper
State Livestock Commission
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Dr. C. Williams
Chicago
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Herman Gross
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Toledo
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Mall
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