New Government Land Opened in Millard County Utah
The government opens 38404 acres in Millard County Utah for entry with a first selection by the State of Utah after passage of a federal act two years ago. General public may apply May 20 1927. ex WWII soldiers have a 60 day window after December 20. Land is rough mountainous, east and west Wah-Wah slopes, with pinon and cedar timber, no water or settlers, suited for winter grazing. The note ends with a quip about land laws suggesting government odds favor the giver.
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Millard County
Utah
Wah-Wah
False argument for a merchant marine subsidies debate
The piece critiques Wiliam S. Hal of the United States Shipping Board, arguing his advocacy for an American merchant marine misreads market dynamics. It contends shipping costs depend on ship availability and calls for cheaper competition rather than subsidies, noting farmers in Kansas and Maine are pressed to back a costly program.
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Wiliam S. Hal
United States Shipping Board
America
Kansas
Maine
Hill
Shipping Board
South
North
Backboneless animals debate spills into courts and press
The passage debates whether 250,000 backboneless animals exist, noting experts and litigants split on the issue. It observes court rulings on prohibition and notes how the topic trends in newspaper work as prohibition rises as a main issue in the courts.
Erratic Anniversary Notes From a Bustling Past
Fragmentary list of historical anniversaries and births spanning 1804 to 1940 with scattered names such as Edward Bass Theda Newbursport Franklin Pierce and Simon Bolivar. Mentions include Nevada State Journal start in 1826 and Southern Pacific Railroad actions, plus various obituaries and political notes from early American and Canadian figures. text is garbled and reads as a chaotic timeline of dates, places, and people.
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Edward Bass
Thirst Episcopal Shop
Massachusetts
Dorchester
Mass
Theda
Albert
Gotha
Nevada Tate Journal
Reno
St Lous
Boston
Bass
Massachu
Ako Todas
Simon Holivard
Colomors
Ronan Cerhola
Hoover Jis
Vassisnipp
Tuscon
Angeles
Festival of Si Ciem returns as Kang Feruin seeks Marie home
In a lively festival scene a character named Kang Feruin longs for Marie's return amid jokes about husbands and the chaos of homes. Laughter and fatigue mix as daily routines, eggshells, and unfinished chores become part of the moment, reflecting a rueful humor after turning eighty.
Morning Poems by Theodosia Garrison
Fragmented OCR presents a sequence of lines about morning and nature. The poem contemplates wind blue skies cloud beauty and fleeting life with imagery of dawn light and cold embers turning into glow as a yearning for land and renewal emerges across the muted verses. The text shows irregular spacing and garbled phrases yet preserves the core nature imagery and reflective tone.
Minnesota Senator Ship Teas Reelection Bid
The article discusses Minnesota politics around a Senate confirmation vote, noting likely split support and the potential need for a vice presidential tie breaker. It profiles Senator Slapstead a dentist and former Glenwood mayor who ran unsuccessfully for governor in 1920, then won the Senate seat in 1922 as an independent backed by the Non-Partisan League.
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Henrik von
Thelene Farre- Lahor
Annad Sestes Senate
the .Waill
Senate
Danis
Seventiers Congress
Slapstead Sa
Glenwaad
Winnie
Minnesota Leriskiture
T A O Prems
Minnesota
Pm othe gink who never takes wey wife omac of mes trips
Fragmented OCR text shows a person discussing trust and secrecy around a wife, with references to entertainment and staying at home. The legibility is poor and no clear event or names emerge.
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Othe
Gink
Omac
Bone
Republic Sandicate, Inc
Mechanized Agriculture Expands in the Southwest and Beyond
The article notes rapid adoption of tractors and motorized harvesters reshaping farming. Farmers acquire larger tracts, consolidate fields, and boost yields with less labor. Power corn planters gain traction from the Midwest to central Pennsylvania, promising time savings as machinery reduces manual work and costs amid rising land prices.
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Jas
Pennsyelvania
Advances in Farm Machinery Transforming Harvest Tech
The article notes a nascent trend in farm tech with new alfalfa processing gear from the U S Department of Agriculture praised for efficiency. It highlights a cotton picker from Kiowe farm machinery interests promising higher speeds, cleaner picks, and potential industrial scale benefits for southern farms amid ongoing favorable calls for modernized farming methods.
Farm Machinery Changes and Cooperative Farming Trends
The article discusses impending shifts in agriculture with larger farm units and shared ownership of costly machinery. It notes that higher production per person may reduce the number of farmers, prompting sociologists to consider the social impact of these changes while aiming to reduce crop costs.
Prince George set to meet royal kin on homeward Far East voyage
Canada prepares for Prince George to make his personal acquaintance with another royal family member as he completes duty in the Far East. The fourth son of the king serves as a sub lieutenant in the British navy and follows a navy career, sharing strength, charm, and popular appeal with the service.
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Canada
Prince George
Dominion
Far East
Prince Henry
Wales
Victoria club entertains members at Nov gathering
Victoria club held its November meeting with a nearly full tenure membership, a two course chicken dinner, and a business session led by new officers Mrs E B Wagner president and Mrs J Mr Spicer vice president. Out of town guests Mrs L Monosmith of Oberlin and Mrs A J Bauer of Cleveland attended. Mrs Wagner will host in December with husbands as guests. Masonic banquet featured a rabbi supper for about fifty members at the Masonic hall, with Hastings presiding.
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LA Grange
Victoria 'Club
George Woodruff
EB. Wagner
Spicer
Paul Sage
O. Ro Martin
L . Monosmith
Oberlin
A. J. Bauer
Cleveland
Wagner
Hastings
FL E. Hastings
Local social notes and club events in Elyria area
A roundup of community gatherings and family visits includes David Pelton recovering from tonsil removal at a parent’s home, numerous dinner guests at Nichols and related households, and a new truck purchase by La Grange Hardware Co. Social rounds mention Grand Chapter reports, Christian Endeavors delegates, Thanksgiving programs, a lecture series, library activities, and a Christmas bazaar preparation with quilts in progress at Flora Foster’s home. G. W. Woodruff attends an Oberlin banquet.
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David Pelton
George Nichols
Edwig Nichols
Guy Nichols
Elyria
la Grange Hardware Co
James Nichols
Henry Gott
Edward Haynes
Lakewood
Lula Wilcox
Harold Taylor
C. E. Webb
G. W. Woodreff
Off Baker
Grafton
Springfield
W. B. Richmond
Ely Tia
Earl Wilson
Georgetown
D.C
The
Christian Emdeavors
Meoephis
Tenn
J. A Stimson
Cuyahoga Falls
Ginperwich
J. A. Sarmson
M. E Church
Huldah Powers
Bagaar
Helden
World population rise outlined as 50 thousand daily gain
Prof Edward Murray East of Harvard University notes that global births average 150 900 per day and deaths about 100 000, yielding a net daily increase of 50 000. He cites overcrowded countries facing the problem of housing new arrivals.
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Edward Murray East
Harvard University
Headlight Reflectors Resilvered and Plated at Standard Mirror
Reflector parts processed by Standard Mirror and Plating at 140 West Street Elrria. The snippet notes resilvering and pickle plating of small components, indicating refurbishment work for headlight mirrors or related hardware.
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West St
Elrria
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