Love's Lamps Light Our Little World of Friends
Poem extols peaceful toil and love guiding a home filled with friends. Love lights undimmed lamps of home and keeps the world warm through storms. The verses praise comforting love as defense for hearts in a shared small realm.
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Dream Oracle Warns of Stalling in a Starry Future
A Billville oracle urges action beyond dreams warning that lingering in fantasy delays progress. It cautions readers that awakening reveals the world has moved far ahead to a starry station, urging vigilance and timely plans.
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Senator Borah Critiques Unconstitutional National Legislation
The piece argues Senator Borah cautions that many congressional acts violate constitutional bounds and that states rights deserve stronger protection. It references the Volstead Act, judicial power, and calls for a referendum or direct public voice while critiquing legislative methods and accountability.
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Prohibition Era Vessel Slipping on U S Waters
Fragmentary OCR note hints at a discussion of how the United States enforces anti alcohol laws at sea. It references a liquor ban on a board vessel and contrasts methods of administration or enforcement.
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The Spotted Leopard Dinner in Greenwich Village
Peggy and Warren visit The Spotted Leopard, a crowded Greenwich Village eating hall, and react to the grub and bohemian clientele. They glimpse Olga the cigarette girl, discuss art talk, and regret the place after a hot, dirty, loud meal before leaving for a safer, quieter stop. Peggy then meets Tiny Ant, a nursemaid ant caring for her sister in a park scene, revealing ant family life and winged queen ants.
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Pocatello Tribune Announces Political Announcements
The Pocatello Tribune will carry political announcements under annre erie headings, publishing some every issue until the primaries. Cost is $8 for county candidates and $15 for state or district candidates. The paper has candidate cards and placard materials and seeks business.
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Sheriff Candidate Blake Aims for Bannock County Primary
Sheriff Jack Blake, a former serviceman, runs as a Republican candidate for Bannock County sheriff, subject to voter will at the August 1 primary.
Nora Boyum Seeks Republican Primary for Superintendent
Nora A. Boyum runs as Republican candidate for the Superintendent of Public Instruction in Bannock County. Voters decide in the primary on August 1, 1922.
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Nora A. Boyum
Bannock County
Justice of the Peace Candidate in Pocatello Primary
Justice of the Peace T. O. Smith seeks the Republican nomination in Pocatello precinct. He faces voters in the primary on August 1 to determine who appears on the November ballot.
E G Houde Seeks Re election as Justice of the Peace
E G Houde files for another term as justice of the peace in Poce tello precinct on the Re ticket subject to voters choice at the August primary.
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E. G. Houde
Pocetello
Marshall Qualified For Pocatello Justice Primary
A. T. Marshall is a candidate for justice of the peace in Pocatello on the Republican ticket, subject to voters’ will at the August 1 primary.
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Candidate R C Earley Seeks Bannock County Clerk Post
The Republican R C Earley runs for Clerk of the District Court in Bannock County. Primary Election coverage notes the race is subject to voters on August 1 1998.
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Bannock County
Persia's royal umbrella and ancient food plant note
The passage claims in Persia the umbrella remains a royal symbol and cites asparagus as the oldest known edible plant. It mentions five rivers that drain nearly ten miles, listing the Anonio Plats Obi Congo and Wien.
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Earthquake Wave Crosses Pacific in Hours
An earthquake wave was measured traveling across the Pacific Ocean in 18 hours and 16 minutes at a rate of six miles per minute, illustrating the speed of seismic waves across oceans.
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London bricklayer Heely ded builds wall of a ee
A garbled note reports a London bricklayer named Heely ded building a wall. It mentions a tally or task with a number seven, but the text is unclear and incomplete. The fragment hints at an architectural or construction action tied to Heely ded with a seven reference.
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