Clover Fine for Sheep and Rangeland in West
Washington July 15. An extensive note discusses button clover as a forage for sheep ranges across the West. It covers planting, growth, frost hardiness, and livestock suitability, including California and Nevada regions, irrigation, and methods of inoculation and seed sources. The piece notes harvest timing and potential production differences, with caution on climate suitability and soil conditions.
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Washington
Mabie
Mayorium
Rangire
Relic Whitorists Incident At Pollee Morton
Chief at Pollee Morton found a strings rele and evidence suggesting a pestle and chemical compound work. Implemant may have been used to grind or prepare grains or corn. The scene implied a device for processing materials and potential improvised chemical activity.
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Whitorists
Mont
Pollee
Morton
Gseayin
Tyrone Student Involved In Mount Gretna Mobilization Row
A member of the Sheridan group from Tyrone Pennsylvania injured in a farewell moment before marching to Mount Gretna mobilization center. The young woman reportedly nurses two broken ribs from the incident.
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Sheridan Froup
Tyrone
Iiaweet
Mount Gretna
Pennsylvania
Couple Sent Fake Photos in Domestic Dispute
Danerstown Maryland July 1 A couple involved in a disputed marriage arrangement faced bitter accusations as fake photos circulated. Witnesses described tension over alimony and dowry funds while both parties claimed misrepresentation and financial strain, ending in a public quarrel about the relationship and its terms.
To Become Common Law Wife Of Soldier
In New York a proposed common law marriage forms between a soldier and Alex Seegout after a contract by Misa Ethel Maul Sergent in New ark reaches Douglas, Arid, creating a de facto marriage by contract recognized by law. The couple had planned a proxy wedding, but Miss Sargent’s intervention establishes their status as man and wife through a legally recognized contract.
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New York
Misa Ethel Maul Sergent
Newark
Douglas
Arid
Privain Louis. Hansener
Fira Regiment
Alex Seegout
Mise Sargent
Regis
Ileenke
Turbulent Pittsburg Murder Case Involving Local Family
A July Pittsburg report centers on a violent domestic tragedy linked to the Graver family and their estate. Nellie Graver, her husband Grover, and others are named in a sprawling, partly garbled narrative about adultery, a will dispute, and alleged crimes. The piece references a 19th century setting with a family quarrel over property and inheritance.
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Pittsburg
Walward Grover
Amiore
Connie
Willy
Gruver
Pomperttene
Fragmented dog talk and frothing fear in a stray dogs scene
A garbled excerpt records voices about dogs and a dog attack fear, mentioning mad dogs and a tense scene around a town area. Names and places are unclear, but the dialogue hints at public alarm and a debate over danger posed by roaming dogs.
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Brent
Syurs
Fringe of Douglas county Oregon memory tribute and Ford auto case
A fragmented reminiscence recalls a Douglas county Oregon event and a man named Ford driving an auto with license number 119. It mentions a September 14 1855 birth, a widow, and a war era injury. The text also notes a Northern Police draft era incident and a 1918 investment in property and farming equipment.
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Oak
Cal
Douglas County
Oregin
Havles
Dis Knaiton Proclivities
Ua Oregon
Mlatory
TSS
Vand
Jamani
Bullet from Ear Emerges After Thirteen Years
In Athens on July 1 Corey Hil, aged years, was shot thirteen years ago. A bullet lodged in the brain after penetrating the skull, causing unconsciousness and long recovery. The bullet has now surfaced from the ear without aid, leaving partial loss of vision in the left eye and impaired focusing ability.
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Athens
Corey Hil
Hill
Worth a Million Caring for Homeless Canines at Small Salary
A feature profiles Mies Lenmire Cawler in Wit on July 15 who is reportedly worth a million yet earns a modest wage supporting stray dogs. The narrative highlights her dedication, ongoing care routines, and the community’s appreciation amid financial constraints.
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Murvalres
Liviaofiak Asien
Moe
Leks Aico Wien Ibead
Selilly
Dl Stanuddity Alloy
Plowing Cost Reduction and Agricultural Experiment Details
Fragmented account describes costs and labor in plowing near a town, noting improvements in efficiency through new methods and equipment. It references an academy of agriculture in Langaton and an experimental plan to measure fractional conduct and uplift comparative effects on yields and vitality of crops.
Habits of Pie and a Dog Bank Mixture Story
A garbled report describes a dog and its bank inspired mix of noises and acts. It mentions a dog near a field, a hog, and a growing mixture of tastes and behaviors observed by Perkont who saw the dog.
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Niaeli
Joe
Perkont
Boston Mermaid Heroine Pilonof Named World Wonder
The extract recounts a girl from Somerville, described as the world’s lost wonder of feminine strength, earning praise from Dr. Dudley A. Sargent of Harvard. It notes her engagement ring from a suitor and a debut in long-distance swimming at sea, with mentions of Consy Island and record-setting feats beginning at age 17.
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Bostan
Sass
Tay
Dorehonter
Wilk
Prederick
Somerville
Dudley A. Sargent
Marvard Declarafier
Mis Pilonof
Allah
Toston
Talc and Soapstone Distribution and Trade Increase
The geological survey notes talc and soapstone distribution available for 1916. In 186,891 short tons valued at 1,891,582 dollars were sold in the United States, up eight percent in quantity and one percent in value from 1914.
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Uufted
Damaged report on local crime case and trial mixup
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a police investigation in Muga county involving a person named Allene and a county ward. The confusing text mentions threats or harm, a compensation claim of $100, and alleged connections at Twiviire. No clear outcome or date is discernible.
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Wimningham
Kool
Morea
County Wits
Willers
Willy
Fragmentary OCR note on names and places in Alabama
Incomplete text mentions Centamia and Dorset with garbled phrases about adults, children, and a late state context. Readable items include Katy and Cinco noted phrases, but overall content is too fragmentary to define a clear event or outcome.
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Centtamia
Katy
Dorset
Peek
Nearly 40000 Women Widows By War
London report notes about 40,000 women in Britain already widowed by the war. Early estimates ranged around 60,000, but Lord Kitchener urged a cautious provision plan. A recent naval battle added 1,550 widows to those receiving pensions, highlighting the war's toll.
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Res London
Daly
Kitchener
London’s Population Hit Twenty Million, Architect Claims
Arthur Crow, a leading architect, told the Royal Society of Arts that London’s population could rise to twenty million. He outlined housing plans for 46 and argued the city would require 1,040 square miles to provide comfortable quarters for thirty persons per area, envisioning a radiating city from a central point.
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London
Arthur Crow
Royal Society of Arta
Mr. Grow
Cracked Grangeville Patrol Records Oddities
In Grangeville Ay 15 a string of unusual policing notes emerges with garbled phrases. A single offender, Trang Inia, is mentioned as part of annual patrol activity, while references to lines of duty, police items, and a dawn routine appear blurred across the fragment.
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Grangeville
Crhunleas
Grangeville Palice Eollet
Spirit of Merchant Taken Pipeline Plot Appointment
Chicago detectives quoted a suspect detailing a pipeline theft plan near the ark, naming Lavin and a man in Sioux City as involved. James Kane was arrested after allegedly showing a weapon to Lavin and claiming ignorance of the broader scheme.
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Chicago
Ily
Lavin
Lowe
Faunlin
Coody
McWayne
James Kane
Sioux City
Odd hybrid creature captured near Gilroy in California
In Santa Clara County a strange animal, described as a mix between an alligator and another creature, was captured at Somp Lake near Gilroy. Holloway plans to take it to the University of California for a formal classification. The onlookers report it emits a sharp sound when agitated, fuelling debate over its true nature.
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San Jose
Calif
Rome
Somp Lake
Roa
Gilroy
Laland
Holloway
Thy
Frank
University of California
Information Bureau locates separated families in Paris
Located in Paris on July 16 the Information Bureau for Dispersed Families organized by the French Women’s Society reports success in locating separated members of 86,000 families. The French Women’s Society national convention adopted a resolution naming Strasbourg, capital of Alsace, as the meeting place for 1817.
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Paris
French Women's Society
Strinburg
Alsace
William Kipp coffin opening at Forest Lawn cemetery
In Los Angeles on July 15 the careful handling of the coffin containing William Kipp, a retired Los Angeles capital, will take place per his will. The ceremony marks the two months of preparation and follows his reported concerns about premature burial.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Forest Lawn Cemetery
Wiliam
Kipp
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