Local Notes From Owosso and Surrounding Towns
Mr Duncan Kirkey attended a stock and hay buyers convention in Owosso Thursday and Friday. George Richie visited his parents. Charles Kipp was in Alma on business. Mrs Stevenson visited St. Louis. Mrs L B Allen visits daughter in Ithaca. Mr Gunsolas in Breckenridge. Charles Alley visited his daughter in St. Louis. Miss Lulu Blackman in Alma. The Wells Entertainers spoke Wednesday. Spanish Students arrive March 5. Wm Bradford in Saginaw on business. Miss Millie Noye of Breckenridge visited her sister. Mrs Ury of Breckenridge visiting her son Clyde. Mr Cook was in town. Miss Jessie Maxham returned to Elm Hall. C Rudeck of Alma was in town. Rex Wood in Breckenridge. Elwyn Joslyn returned home to Elm Hall. Alice Watson, Irah Allen, Gladys Coleman attended arch at Breckenridge. Claude Eastman in St Louis. Bertha Rich in Breckenridge. John Bastick and wife in St Louis on business. Mr Quick lost a large barn and about six hundred dollars of stock in a disastrous fire last Monday. Origin of the fire is unknown.
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Duncan Kirkey
Owosso
George Richie
Charles Kipp
Alma
Stevenson
St. Louis
L. BD. Allen
Kernen
Ithaca
Gunsolas
Breckenridge
Charles Alley
Dubey
Lulu Blackman
Wells
Wm. Bradford
Saginaw
Millie Noye
Carl Lanshaw
Ury
Clyde Ury
Cook
Jessie Maxham
Elm Hall
C. Rudeck
Rex Wood
Elwyn Joslyn
Marie
Anna Joslyn
Alice Watson
Irah Allen
Gladys Coleman
Claude Eastman
Bertha Rich
John Bastick
Mr. Quick
Uncle Sam Finds Jobs for Jobless
A national employment bureau operated by the Labor Immigration and Agriculture Departments is being tested as a practical aid plan inspired by President Wilson. The system posts job notices in post offices and channels applicants through the post office, the Immigration and Labor departments, and rural carriers to connect willing workers with available positions across the United States. Commissioners and agents coordinate to place unemployed workers in harvesting and other tasks, with support from the Agriculture and Commerce departments.
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Wilson
Labor, Immigration and Agriculture Departments
Washlington
Department of Liber
Twen
America
Commenti
Tober Department
Munness
Immigration Bureau
Caminett
Employment Bureau
Deaf and Dumb Beggar Scolds City Officials At Doorstep
A transcription notes a deaf and mute woman pleading for alms in Danville, with officials offering aid while an officer intervenes. The scene includes a doctor and a confusion over an electric bell and arrest attempts. Nearby reports mention Pegoud’s wartime air sorties and a whale mistaken for a submarine in London.
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Birl
Heath
Dunville
Dan Ville
Dovrhan
Robert Hyvekins
Devene Niger
Animals And Birds To Talk Says Garner After Studying Monkeys
Garner, after twenty five years of study among the Kongo, predicts a century when animals will communicate with humans. He believes gorillas and chimpanzees show higher civilization, and foresees future breakthroughs including a bridge project linking scientists and world leaders.
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Garner
San Anseles
Castle Bulldins Wat
Wilhie 8
Dui
Disleer
Old Hotel for Homeless Shelter in Chicago
Caroline's Court, once a social hub forty years ago, will become a shelter for homeless men. The Christ in Industrial League will provide free lodging for up to 800 with mattresses, blankets, shower baths, and free coffee and rolls each morning, funded by charities.
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Caroline's Court
Chicago
St. Caroline's Court
France
Christin Industrial League
Tornine
Texas Governor Not a Politician Austriy Tex-Jigies Be
Temple banker and farmer named governor on Jan 19, first since statehood with no prior office. Message promises rail, highways, and farming gains. mentions opposition from race and political factions. Lieutenant Governor W. L. Tobby to be next in line. Bergusin criticized for not having held office and for conservative business ties.
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Mergiaen
Temple
Texas
Porgison
Connoreis
Peru
Hanien
Batt Harmes
Tobby
Abe
Bergusin
Rewomout Enterprise
Scientist Whips Polecat in University Library
Berkeley report details Professor J Uline of California’s chemistry department battling a polecat inside the university library. The clash ends with a victory for the professor and a two week absence suspension noted for the academic. A separate Brussels scene mentions multilingual dining and a U S minister Brand Whitlock incident.
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Berkeley
Col
J. Uline
Chemistry
Diversity of California
Brussels
Kong
Brand Whitlock
United States
Belgium
Catastrophic Italian Earthquake Toll Across Centuries
A historic account outlines the vast death toll and destruction from major Italian earthquakes. It highlights repeated devastations in Calabrian and Neapolitan regions, including Ceruso, Aquila, and Naples, with tens of thousands killed and towns wiped out. The piece notes fires, tsunamis, and long relief efforts, emphasizing the enduring impact on Italian memory and the study of seismic risk.
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Fiester
Wien
Omnes
Cisrlell
Lewis
Coluubia
Montemurro
Kingdom of Naples
Ife
Casimiccota
Mersin
Calibela
Sio
Thom
Messton
Cove
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Fred Slater
Gentlemen’s Service Department
Swisher
Wheeler
Arcada Cafe
Frank Mattern
Central Michigan
Studebaker Grage
Alma, Mich
Cale
Stevie
Uncle Sam
Anthony Camtnet
Inister
Fortis
Liber Department
Pegoud
London
OLD Hotel
Ferguson
Whips Polecat
Italy
Europe
Cent
Peter
Eines
South Pacific
Messina
Cuneta
Sicily
Mount Rene
Lal di Plas
Naples
Aquila
Palermo
Messing
Jhn
Myesing
Oper
Cestel Son
Oteer Verientily
CMT
Dsi
Phils
Eurtiie Elttines
Abel
Tely
Fray
Vestine
Jughwr
Vesuvius
Pouipell
Hercuburentia
Menenti
Peniniuin
Aia
Calitein
Aes
Calabria
Baly
Haliia
Dalmatian
Rage
Warn
Alec
Penintula
Catania
Frascati
Avezzano
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