Indian Burying Cave Unearthed at Park Mills
While digging for fence posts on the farm of F A Oodeman at Park Mills a strange formation was exposed and identified as the remains of an Indian burying cave. Local residents believe the site may date from early habitation with possible human remains and a cave-like chamber intact beneath the surface. County authorities and settlers note the find could indicate a former settlement area, with analysis to determine age and origin ongoing as the yard and surrounding ground are studied.
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F. A. Oodeman
Park Milw
Honang
Hat
Aborthood
David Lenheast
Baryhig
Oto Tachins
Cawiley
MG Property
Oviteian
Dhidon
Easure
Ute
Dupe Guardsmen With Fake Stock Sales On Border
San Antonio reports Army officers investigating claims that National Guardsmen on border duty and in the city were duped by fake stock schemes. Promoters allegedly raised more than four thousand dollars from guardsmen through plans for railroad ventures and other enterprises that existed only on paper. The schemes used elaborate beer parlor talk and silver tongue promotion to lure payments of nine to nineteen dollars monthly, with promissory promises of ground-floor opportunities. The investigation will determine if federal law or state acts were violated in using soldiers for swindling schemes.
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San Antonio
Funstone
Promaters
Aaldjers
Enaure
Bundrey New York Pomipanos
Yosted Daavily
Promentara
Oliver Aay
Castoria Use For Over Thirty Years In Children’s Care
Washington youth asserts pistol use by accident. Mary Sne rey, sixteen, was wounded by Grinder, a girlfriend, in a love dispute. Grinder shot her and then fled with Crum and others after a quarrel. The accident investigation centered on a pistol blast during a group encounter. the hospital reported her condition as improving but serious.
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Washington
Mary Snerey
Wiward Grinder
Geney
Grinder
UG Wiluuding
Grider
Qytudor
the Potter Hive
Wwe
Hemera
Freestone
Taawenive
Labor Endorses Wilson Amid Labor Unity Debate
A Philadelphia meeting of the General Labor Under den endorses President Wilson, with Chivina Gayhon presenting the resolution praising his administration. Delegates from garment workers unions and others supported the vote, while some opposed the AlkamaON bill. The gathering also touched on health issues and the need for national unity among labor groups.
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Keys
Wilson
Pere
Chivina Gayhon
Abe
Baton Y
Thorn
Oliver
Cin Pres
Moore Amd Gralan
Ian Row
UN Garment Workers Tntho
Delegalin
Congressne
Pennyula
Death in Last Cin and Cold Remedy Ads
Fragmented obituary and ad page notes report deaths, ailments, and remedies. Items mention Louly Srakore found strangled by a collar at Willow Avenue and mention Dr Bell’s Viny Tar Honey as a cold remedy.
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Olen
Robert Patrick
Roke
Nadara
Romety
Dr. Bell
Louly Srakore
Willow Avenue
Efboken
N. A
Ownn
Deravy Gil
Br. Stout
Somme Avenu
Sloan's Liniment touted for rheumatism and aches
A garbled 19th century ad-style piece praises Sloan's Liniment as a remedy for rheumatism gout neuralgia and general aches. It markets the product as a superior balm to ointments with claims of quick relief, urging readers to keep it for strains stiffness and muscular pains.
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King Tims
Sloan
Exer Sloan
Ely
Alabama capital may abolish free schools
Montgomery Sept reports indicate a push by City Commission led by Board of Education to end free public schools in Montgomery if the board’s plan is approved. Tuition fees for grades one through twelve would be required at state schools, with debate over funding and local option. The piece also references wartime measures, changed policies, and a vaccine-related public notice.
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Montgomery
Alo
Selencs
Board of
Liluention
Commiarion
Nha
Hitwenton
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Washington Square
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R. M. Hays & Bros
Washington St
Wall Paper Store
Gracolins Rsd
Toney
N. B. Meredith
N. Potomac St
Hagerstosen, Md
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