Trail of a War Party in Wyandot Territory
From a damaged 1913 text, Hayward leads a trek toward Fort Harmar chased by war party riders. In a night misdirection he discovers a secluded log house with a guarding dog and braced threat, then braces for a struggle as Brady prepares to confront danger and secure passage.
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Schultz
Ward
Red-Skin
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Hayward
Dutchy
Stening
Thetron
Ao Madden
Five Rules for Borrowing Money from Farm Credit
Washington, June 5 The Farmers Bulletin 593 How to Use Farm Credit outlines five rules to guide farmers toward prudent credit use. The three key points stress clear purpose of borrowed funds, amortization to reduce principal, and securing the lowest feasible interest. It argues many farmers suffer from excess credit and urges careful planning to ensure loans pay for themselves and yield profit.
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Washington, D. C
United States Department of Agriculture
Mney
Barsuin
Dancing lessons offered by McVicer evenings by appointment
Phone 355 and address in Boyly Building advertise hour long dancing lessons with private reasons. Subscription request for The Optimist.
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Boyly Building
Prohibition Amendment Movement in United States
The article discusses the anti liquor campaign by the Anti-Saloon League as it pushes for an eighteenth Amendment. It outlines prohibitions on sale and distribution of intoxicating liquors and powers for enforcement, noting the high hurdles for ratification and the political challenges faced in Congress and state legislatures.
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Congress
Anti-Saloon League
National Liquor Dealers’ Journal
Saloon League of
Ameria
Amendment to River and Harbor Bill discussed
Washington June 3 Senator Brady backs an amendment to authorize a survey of the Snake River from its mouth to Lewiston to assess improvements. He says deepening channels and short canals may unlock water navigation to Portland, lowering coastal freight via an all water route and extending Idaho farm product reach, with future appropriations dependent on Army Engineers findings.
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Lewiston
Snake River
Celilo Canal
Kinho
Portland
Panama Canal
Atlantic
Idaho
Congress
Army Engineers
University of Idaho
Alin Mian
Vrasty
Reyalor Brady
Department of Agriculture
Lowryer
Vince
Plummer Highway
Jalobetes
Secretary of the, Interior
Roads on Coeur d'Alene Reservation Spark Funding Debate
North Idaho officials discuss road construction costs on the Coeur d'Alene reservation. A hivery homesteader payments, a $45,000 District bond, and substantial taxed Indian lands prompt a senator to urge government cost sharing to prevent development delays without adequate roads.
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Wazon
Coeur d'Arena
Idaho
Hivery
Walt Mason on Flies and Early Summer Swatting Plea
Poet Walt Mason humorously catalogs the bogey of flies, exaggerating their future numbers to urge early swatting. He quips that every fly multiplies into millions of descendants, prompting readers to rise in May or June to kill the pests. The item ends with a cash note for clean cotton rags at the Optimist office.
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Optimist
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Orange, Mass
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