Isle of Pines Chronicle of Pirates and Slavery
In a Detroit News account the Isle of Pines is described as a historic haven for sea wolves and later a slave labor depot. It cites Las Casas on Colinas do Rio, year of discovery, and notes English, Freedh, and Dutch use of the isle as a base. The piece links the island to a grim slave trade phase before sale in the States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isle of Plies
Cuba
Las Csas
Colinas Do Rio
Wistovin
Isle of Pines
Africa
States
Vivid Women Whose Enthusiasm Lifts Lives And Bridges Hearts
The piece contrasts three types of women in enthusiasm. It praises those whose energy flows outward, sparking interest in others and events beyond themselves, forming lasting friendships and marriages despite limitations. It laments drab contrasted with vivid, outward looking character.
Lost Treasure of Montezuma and Other Fragments
A collage of legends and data snippets, including a tale on Montezuma’s lost gold beneath a secret palace in Nayarit, Mexico, claims by Cortez’s forces failed to uncover it. The page also cites telephone usage, world timber supplies, cotton dyeing methods, fashion leadership speculation, and brief humor amid varied notes.
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Montezuma
Montecums
Cortez
Diatean
Mexico
Monte Lupa
Federal Government To Spend 35 Million On River Projects
Federal funds allocated for river works cover 16 projects under construction or planned in the northern division from Twin Cities toward Wisconsin. Total estimated costs run into the millions with notable savings under original estimates. Davenport lock and dam completed. three additional locks and dams at the Twin Cities, Hastings, and nearby sites finished.
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Assiss
Chumsee Ie
Twin Cities
Wisconsin River
Ehiuyre
Major Oy
Solus
St. Paul
Howe Peures
NRA
Musenting
Bu Ragin
Davenport
Hastings
Alma
Wis
Fountain City
Winona
Minn
Trempealeau
LaCrosse
Lee Genoa
Lynxville
Guttenburg
Dubuque
Belevue
Leek
Dans & Seawall
Town
Leck
Muscatine
Burlington
Leeton
Quincy
Twek
Leverton
Keokuk
Campbells Talks Rights of Way for Route 171
Argo Fa County Superintendent S C Campbell of Mt Carroll visited Tuesday to urge landowners to sign release for right of way as condemnation may start soon. States Attorney Stranksy will act if the highway department’s request is not met. Contracts may be set this fall if the land is secured. Also notes community events and local visits including Mrs Marius Olsen knee injury and Farm Bureau activities where Al Hook impressed as a pitcher.
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S.C. Campbell
Mt. Carroll
Campbell
Stransky
Highway Department
Springfield
Local gatherings and travel noted in Argo area events
A pickup damaged the Yer edi at Argo Tuesday evening. Players from Brown Darby planned a game next Wednesday night. Residents traveled to Clinton Saturday for the Clinton Thonset game. Mary Wayelier of Shomsoar stays the week at the Don penter home. Mrs Rose Wolly visits George Biekelhupt near Me. Raymond Carroll visited Clinton Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Don Carpenter hosted John Pape of Astor Monday. The Lee Gorad family moved to Odin HL for work. Dorothy and Stanley Libberton spent Tuesday night with grandparents How Melendy.
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Argo
Brown Darby
Weoenesakry
Clintan Siday
Clinton
Raymond Carroll
John Pape
Astor
Don Carpenter
Lee Gorad
Odin
Mac Doh
Dorothy
Stanley Libberton
Mr. Carroll
Aid MM
Melendy
Spring Valley society and club activities noted
The record lists multiple local group meetings and social events. Mrs Samuel Patterson hosts a Ladies Aid Society meeting July 18, Mrs Harry Schuler hosts the N G club July 19. A Sunday honor for Rev William McCullagh and relatives concluded with their Portland, Oregon departure. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs John Wilkins Friday evening. The Wiking Workers meet at Water Works Park for a July 20 picnic supper. Funeral services were held for Mrs Bessie Nelson in Morrison Sunday. Dr Dimond of Albany was called to John Shaver’s home for their ill son Raymond. Miss Francis Nice, a Sterling nurse, spent the weekend with her parents.
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Ladies? Aid Society
Samuel Patterson
Harry Schuler
N. G. Club
Afernoon
Lawrence Park
Stern
Wm. McCullagh
Portland
Ore
Ghivago
John Wilkins
Water Works
Morrison
Bessie Nel
Dimond
Albany
John Shaver
Raymond
Francis Nice
The
Sterling Host
Mrs
Wii.—Nice
Unclear fragmentary OCR notes on event proceedings
Fragmentary OCR text describes a delayed schedule with names and places. Mentions a flyer, Salen, Fe Hes Sang nity Sitter, and references to a Cape commanding position. Many garbled terms prevent clear reconstruction of event, participants, or outcomes.
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Ieee
Meeting Summary From Fragmentary Report
A fragmentary note from a meeting lists speakers including proponents of a state organization. The readable text mentions a "Maeuni sede" and "pen prendinist" themes, but lacks clear actions or outcomes. The item reads as an incomplete report with no definitive decisions or date.
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Wld
Fab
Maeuni Sede
Pen Prendinist State Organi
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OWCE
Americana
United States
Scandinavian
Trenmark
Sweden
Norway
Germany
Switzerland
Great Britain
France
Italy
Forest Service
United States Department of Agriculture
Canada
Eroton Igndy
Dominion
Bayera
Fatis
Mise Gayerite
Beeche
Argo Fa
Rison
Adam Kness
Flave Kness
York Farm Bureau
Washington
Savanna
Washineton
al Hook
Ida McCullough
Mortiser
Dwaine
James Morgan
Chadwick
Hazel Lohmeier
Lanark
John Lohmeier
Spring Valley
Morrison, Illinois
Wallace Beery
Under the
C.C. C. Work
Eran Py
Burnskue
Receults
Heraderson
Sayunna Gana
Plaes Inollmeril
Cape Commanding
Sntb
W.R. Mechtenborf, M.D
Capitol Theatre
Ill
Fai Head
Ligue
Saya
Spectator Iontinigd
Cro Page
Orgy
Corbin
Hawke
Taynen
Iuhin
Elmwood Park Savanna, Ill
Elmwood Park
Gurtity
Ivaerce
AONGR
Serpe
Rae Tench
Glee Men
Cere
Snwatest Semantee
Firestone
Serviee
Nex Firestogn
Ferks
Thomson Illinois
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