Ice Age on Western Trains Boosts Ice Industry This Summer
Western railroads launch an artificial and natural ice push to cool cars and diners. About 500 workers handle 300 pound ice blocks while trains use air conditioning, mechanical ejectors, and icing stations to keep indoor temps within a tight range.
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Inheriting Money A Slim Chance From Probate Records
An insurance company study of probate records across 24 counties over 12 years shows 43 512 probated estates and 141 466 undecorated small ones, 76.5 percent valued at 258 dollars. Most heirs receive under 500 dollars. only about 1 percent control 59 percent of wealth.
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Supreme Court ruling questions taking property without compensation
The decision notes there is no warrant to take property or money and transfer it without compensation. The piece links the ruling to President Roosevelt and Huey Long, suggesting limits on redistributive agendas and federal taxation or interstate regulation. It also reports 130 heirs filing claims to a $2,000,000 Oklahoma Indian estate and asks about the term Vanishing American.
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Idaho News Roundup From Idaho Falls To Boise
Idaho crop prospects in 1935 show slight decline from 1934 yearly output. Weiser Signal notes creditors recall debts more reliably than debtors. Idaho’s new 1935 road map edition printed 15 000 copies by Public Works. Utah interests buy Texas mining claims near Gilmore with plans for silver gold and lead development. Boise police widen crackdowns on overtime parkers without lights and noisy vehicles. muffler case cited. Convicts released from Idaho state prison since 1928 show 17 percent rearrested. Owen P Hughes, Washington assistant attorney general, Idaho boy by birth and schooling. Plans for Buhl’s second Pioneer day on July 24 with parade, children’s stunts, picnic, address, band, ball game, bucking contests, pageant and fireworks. Venue change ruling creates $25 000 damage suit from Idaho Falls to Blackfoot involving Ruby Forrest and Zweigart Packing Co.
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Weaver the Orchard Oriole Visits Old Orchard
Peter Rabbit awakens to a stranger resembling Goldy the orchard bird. Striped Chipmunk identifies the visitor as Weaver the Orchard Oriole and notes the pair may build in the Old Orchard. Mrs Weaver's nest is praised for its grass weave and sturdy attachment. Lonnie S. Jones of Richmond owns a 1773 Maryland Journal with George Washington’s Ohio land lease ad.
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Our Children SELF-SUSTAINING Say what you will
The passage argues that individuals must chart their own path in a lonely world. It suggests crowds build walls isolating the self and that only temporary encouragement breaches it. The speaker insists personal resolve is essential to endure life’s isolation.
Ancient Nagano Cherry Tree Reaches Millennium Bloom
A cherry tree in Nagano Province, Japan, is estimated to be about 1,000 years old and continues to bloom each season, drawing attention from locals and visitors alike.
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Cultivating Self-Reliance in Children for Inner Strength
The article urges teaching children to be self-sustaining by providing daily opportunities to explore and manage their own activities. It warns against overprotection and explains that youngsters must experience independence to develop inner resources and personal salvations. A practical method involves a treasure chest with varied objects to stimulate touch, taste, smell, sight, and hearing.
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