Gypsies must sign roaming in Russia claim
Soviet fiat mandates three years grace before a gypsy settles, ending wandering across all Russias. National Geographic notes gypsies resisted confinement, while three gypsy precepts—do not separate from husbands, be faithful, repay debts—preserve their identity amid nomadic culture. The term gypsy arises from misnaming. Zigani or Romany preferred.
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Washington
Russias
Soviet Republic
National Geographic Society
George Borrow
Borrow
England
Litile
Egypt
Bohemia
Czechoslovakia
Balkans
Reer
Turkey
Italy
Germany
Zisenner
Old England
Idaho 1925 Farm Output Totals Near 200 Million
Malad Idaho reports Idaho's 1925 total agricultural production around 200 million dollars based on a federal crop statistician survey. The estimate covers crops and hogs beef dairy and horses with honey and wool also valued. the reports indicate a prosperous year for farmers.
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Idaho
Acticui
Union Offic Railroad
Utah Home In Miles Association
Snd
Village News Chief Claims Seven Mile Town Crier
Mr Cox a Coast village figure reports a bold town crier act seven miles away near the Bristol Channel. He claims vessels along the Matune Parade heard the cry announcing a tide test and sea warnings, with witnesses confirming the sound at Burnham on Sea.
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Dames
Marine Parte
Pol Bae
Balnhatlon Sea
Cox
LS Vrtey
Gn Aette
Nme
Wien
Bristol Channel
Burnham
Orphans Kidnapped From Grandmother by State
State guardians removed two orphans from grandmother Mrs. Austioia Wilhelm after she could not financially support them. John Palmer age ten and Grelve were taken from their schools amid a state board action. The children's father died in a road accident and their mother had died years earlier. the grandmother had relied on occasional odd jobs and small benefits for support.
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Philadelphia
Cyrsden School
Meir Chisstsoms
Tesen
State Board of Children’s Guardians
Uie State
Austioia Wihel
Uient Fren
Qne
John Palmer
Tien
Grelve
Asted
Awe
Afite
Day
Mauch Chunk
Arsaso
Miss Day
Wilhelm
Rhlren
Mausoleum Plan for Buena Vista Hero Zachary Tasion
Fragmented report describes a mausoleum to honor General Zachary Tasion, a Buena Vista mark for the Moregn War era. It notes a limestone shrine set northeast of town, with interior features including a window and bronze accents, awaiting completion near the old site.
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Buena Vista
Louis Ile
Zachary Tasion
Talith
United States
Pest
Tweny Vista
Here
Tasior
Wwe Pear
Seed potato shipment marks first U S special train
A Burlington Railroad special train will depart Alliance Nebraska on Tuesday January 12 carrying seed potatoes and a carload of table stock for Omaha's poor. The shipment includes over thirty thousand bushels valued near one hundred thousand dollars and will supply Louisiana growers for early spring planting. Northwest Nebraska seeds are praised for their quality and climate suitability.
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United States
Alliance
Nebraska
Louisiana
Burlington Railroad
Omaha
iNorthwest Abraska
Ern Prrower
E. Flynn
Burlington
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Russia
Hungary
Spain
America
India
Scotland
James V
Fearly
Pseims
Ward
Elks ‘Club
Frigerator
Isuperior Triumph
Brianne Bagel
Clinton and Vicinity
4Th Ave
J. C. Penny
Palmer School of Chiropractic
Sterling, Ill
Emerson, D. C
Ph. C
Inez
D. C
Ph. CG
Blic Sale
Fulton
Cottonwood Corners
Crouch School
T.B
R. C
Rhode Island
Emmerson
Hayes Corm
Litchfield
W. CG. Lawrence & Son
Fletcher & Meyers
C. A. Renkes
St. Clinton
First National Bank OF Lyons
Clinton
Towa
Clinton County
Lyons Savings Bank
Iowa
Garrett Sterenberg
Clinton National Bank
E. A. Young
C.H. Young
Albert B. Rathban
AL F. Johnson
Clinton Savings Bank
Sixth Avenue and
Second St
Savings Bank of Kewanee
Kewanee, Illinois
Thompson
Robbins
Tri-City
Illinois
P Hendricks
Allison Building
Fulton Illinois
A. M. Blodgett
Ilinois
M. G. Rogers
Fulton, Illinois
Kinney
Towle & Hypes
Kase Smith
Fifth Ave
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