Pre-Adamite Republicans Seek Fiscal Policy Leadership
Washington dispatches portray House Republicans as fossil in thinking on civil service and fiscal policy, arguing the party lacks a coherent plan. The piece criticizes reliance on Wilson era methods and urges a modern, economically sound program led by Hughes, Mellon, and Hoover, warning against making tariff and tax revisions political.
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Taft
Congress
Harding
Mr. Wilson
Wilson
Hughes
Mellon
Hoover
United States
Mr. Mellon
Ways and Means Committee
Senate Finance Committee
Washington
House
Fess
Republican Congressional Committee
President Wilson
Republican Party
Hays
Jenckes
Weekend social notes from the county
Mr and Mrs Yarborough are spending a few days in town. Mrs Cookie from Altamont spent a few days with Mrs W R Pickerell. Mrs Fred Anderson returned Friday from Boise Idaho. Miss Lorene Bagley returned to Ogden. Lorene is graduating Sacred Heart Academy. Mr Fred McGuire returned Friday from Denver. Many attended the hotel Granger dance Saturday night. The Parent Teachers association was well attended Friday evening. Jack Chase formerly of our city and now with Hewlett Tea Company was seen Friday. A E B Parker and David Bagley called in Lyman Thursday. Mrs W R Pickerell and children spent days at the ekes ranch.
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Yarborough
Cookie
Altamont
W. R . Pickerell
Fred Anderson
Boise
Idaho
Lorene Bagley
Ogden
Lorene
Sacred Heart Academy
Fred McGuire
Denver
Granger
Parent Teachers
Bondurant Notes and Local Frontiers in Cold Weather
Bondurant notes recount a mail carrier attempting a horse trail to the rim hindered by a cold snap and blizzard. Several local moves and visits are logged, including Herschel Bondurant moving his family to Scott ranch, Oliver Robinson planning a Fish Creek move, and multiple ranch visits and fence-post gathering activity.
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Basin
Killjoya
Levi Hill
Pos
Frank Hansen
W. A. Hicks
W. C. Bowlsby Ranch
Clyde Johnson
Ed. Sargent
Herschel Bondurant
Scott Rach
F. C. van Vleck
C. S. Robinson
van Vleck Ranch
Oliver Robinson
Fish Creek
van Vleck Acone
Florence Parody
B. F. Bondurant
Lee Koontz
J. F. Pfister and Sons
George Matthewson
Winter residents and locals round Viola area notes
LaBarge notes widow Bettie Whitman spent winter at the McGinnis ranch then returned to Viola. Deputy assessor Dave Langan is in Viola on official business. Ray Henderson was home from the McGinning ranch, Herman Genette worked on a telephone line for Alee Burtagened, KE. M. Jones returned from the road. O M Twichel and family moved from the coal mine to a ranch on Lower Large. Bert Rathwood of Big Piney now operates the mine, leasing it from Mr. Twichel. Ed Willey repaired a truck for Matt Salli. Jerry Whitman visited the parental home last Sunday. Arthur Esset spent the weekend with his brother at Viola.
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Bettie Whitman
McGinnis
Dry Piney
Viola
Dave Langan
Ray Henderson
McGinning Ranch
LaBarge
Herman Genette
Alee
Partial to Gloves in Queen Erenbeth Era
Fragmentary note recalls Queen Erenbeth of England favoring gloves. She gave cher to a friend and enjoyed one item during adventures, reflecting a nostalgic gift tradition tied to the royal court.
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Erenbeth
England
Severe Cold Remedy Praised by New York Writer
Meg D J Shelley of Barlville New York recounts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy curing her daughter Anna of a severe cold and cough years ago and endorses it, noting it contains no narcotics and is safe for children. reference appears in a local submission.
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Chamberlain
Anna
Meg D. J. Shelley
Barlville N.Y
Kansas City Market Report Opens April With Mixed Livestock Activity
Cattle receipts remain liberal as demand stays active and prices rise up to 26 cents from last week's close. Hogs show irregulars with most steady to 10 cents higher. lambs weak while sheep hold steady. Best steers reach 9.25, native steers 8.25 to 9.00, Colorado 8.50 to 9.15, prime cows 7.50, heifers 8.75, veal calves up 0.60. Trade strong, with grazing-demand and some fleshy feeders at 9.00. Hog top at 9.60, typical 8.50 to 9.50. light hogs scarce, stock pigs 10 to 11. Lambs weak, fat lambs 7.75 to 9.10, owes 5.00 to 5.75, rams 6.00 to 6.60. Trade in horses and mules steady. plain stock slows.
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Colorado
Southwest
Acoustes Test for Timing in Public Speaking Hall
An incomplete OCR fragment discusses timing methods in a hall for public speaking and musical uses. It mentions lecturer counting seconds, a target of five or six seconds, and suggests reducing to five or three seconds for speaking while allowing slightly longer for music.
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Acoustes
Sicily Practically Treeless in Modern Land Use
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Sicily as almost treeless with vast stretches on undisturbed land. References mention Italian wood used in making heavy bases for river shipments and a vague early 1800s journey noting few trees along a coastline.
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Sicily
Ieland
Oldest Botanical Work in Thebes Palace Egypt
The oldest botanical work is said to be in the palace or temple of Keron Kat in Thebes Egypt. It depicts plant life with wall writings showing flowers buds and fruit and references a foreign plague brought to Eygypt by the sovereign Thernes US after a large MB Arwhha Th shot Uke plant.
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Keron Kat
Thebes
Egypt
Walla
Eygypt
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L. L. Query
McDonald Ranch
Oren Robinson
Bowlsby Ranch
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Mina Taylor
Toile de Nord
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