Annual Picnic of KC Council 1416
The Knights of Columbus Council 1416 held its first annual picnic at Beavercamb ranch seven miles northwest of Twin Fairy after mass. Attendees enjoyed lunch, ice cream, and cake served by the Knights. Father Tomi Keyser opened with remarks on the Knights’ global work, followed by Father Ve Ktoop of Buhl. Events included races for men and boys, a tug of war, a walking relay, and a musical program with Miss Louraine Williams and Miss Regan performing, as well as songs led by Father Keyser.
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Beavercamb Ranch
Twin Fairy
Knights
Tomi Keyser
Knights of Columbus
Ve Ktoop
Buhl
Walther Keyser
Ranes
Wilter Diuffense
Cmen
Louraine - Williams
Real Estate Transfers Pass Marker Notes
Real estate transfers listed include W H Sligar to Dillon Hosking for 400 dollars in Ny NWY%SWH 1 11 19 and Rubottom Cattle Co. to J M Hill et al for 1 dollar in pt NW% NWK 17 10 17. Other transfers mention C H Hempleman to A Brown 1 2 B 1 Terrace Park Place T F C 8 Peck to J H Boatman 400 dollars Peck Add Buhl W H Hall resame land and Munyon to Stradley 600 dollars 38 B&B 3 Munyon Add Filer.
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W. H. Sligar
Dillon Hosking
C.H. Hempleman
Brown
Terrace Park
Peck
J. H. Boatman
Buhl
W. H. Hall
Rubottom Cattle Co
J. M. Hill
Ale
HL Defeats Burley In Tight Baseball Game
Burley loses to host Buhl 6 to 0 in a hard fought Sunday baseball contest. Chellgard and Turner of Buhl lead with two two base hits each and three doubles apiece. New enlistments: Robert L. Clark heads to Salt Lake City for infantry service and Ward Mondrell departs for coast artillery.
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Burley
Buhl
Chellgard
Turner
United States Army
Robert L. Clark
Salt Lake City
Preatdio
Infantry
Ward Mondrell Teft
Coast ‘Artillery
Coast Artillery
German adding machine makers seek aid to curb imports
Berlin July 17 German manufacturers of adding machines appeal to the government for assistance in blocking American imports. They claim home industry can meet demand and have acted on an American firm’s Berlin branch application to import 1,700 adding machines until its local factory is finished. The German manufacturers have strong backing for protectionist measures.
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Berlin
Tse
Tor
German workers urge stronger import embargo enforcement
An appeal to the ministry of economy urges stricter enforcement of the existing import embargo and calls for prohibition of wholesale importation. The Vorwaerts states German workers reject domination by American capital while praising German efficiency in competition with American enterprise.
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Ministry of Economicy
Vorwaerts
Nansen Estimates 200000 War Prisoners Still in Russia
London July 17 Dr Pridtjof Nansen explorer says about 200000 prisoners of past nationalities remain in Russia and Siberia. Transportation is the main hurdle to repatriation. He seeks a League of Nations loan with neutrals and late belligerents to cover costs. America aided with 3 million dollars for humanitarian relief and Red Cross and YMCA workers.
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London
Pridtjof Nansen
Russia
Siberia
Turkestan
Dr. Nansen
Red ‘Croga
French Agree to Pay For Coal Developed in Anatolia
In Constantinople on July 17 the French and nationalists reached an accord. The French will pay Mustapha Kemel a half Turkish pound for each person tied to coal mined in the Conguldak region. The deal secures continued French development of coal fields along the Black Sea coast near Constantinople, supplying fuel for shipping.
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Constantinople
Mustapha Kemel
Conguldak
Black Sea
Anatolia
Joy over paroled Fargo ex chief dies in prison cell
Patrick H. Barnes, T4, former Fargo North Dakota police chief, collapsed and died in his Stillwater state penitentiary cell just hours before his intended release. The parole board had approved his release after serving more than a year of an 18 month sentence for injuring a neighbor who recovered. The incident follows months of agitation sparked by the parole decision.
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Stillwater
Minn
Patrick H. Barnes
Fargo
N. D
Ting
Seattle Strike Details Given During wartime trial
Testimony in Chicago linked Seattle strike of February 6 1919 to alleged conspiracy to overthrow the government. Harry Wilson a secret service operative testified he helped print and distribute 20000 posters urging workers to join councils. Witness described Bolshevist sentiments and plans to take over industries and government through strikes.
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Chicago
Seattle
Harry Wilson
Secret Service
Soldiers, Sailors and Workmen’s Soviet Council
William Bross Lloyd
Frank Comerford
Wilson
Olen Hansen
Winniper
Fred N. Nelson
Metal Trades Council
Rusala
Wilden
Goldiers, Sailors
Uniiform
Varios Ly W
Ate ‘Port
Avhich
Bolshevist
Comerford
Attikea
A S Operator Dies in Salt Lake City
Everett Gunn a telegraph operator for the Salt Lake bureau of The Associated Press died here tonight of heart trouble at age 82. He remained at work amid Democratic National Convention activity until a substitute could be found. Gunn served the AP in several western and southern states. his father M S Gunn arrived from Salinas, California, minutes before death. A sister, Mrs William Bissler, lives in San Francisco.
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Salt Lake City
Everett
Gunn
Salt Lake
Associated Press
Salinas
Calif
Mia
William Bissler
San Francisco
Assassination report shocks La Paz city
A Buenos Aires report says Mayor Cushaumtui of La Paz was assassinated. A separate dispatch from Oruro notes a counter revolutionary movement led by Colonel Morites. Bolivian revolutionary troops reportedly moved from La Paz toward Corocoro to safeguard the capital.
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Tanana
Tarapaca
Nacion
Cushaumtui
la Paz
Bolivia
Oruro
Morites
Corocoro
Alvarado Seeks Closer US Mexican Ties In Visit
Generali Salvador Alvarado minister of finance in the Provisional Mexican government arrived in San Antonio on a threefold mission. He plans to ratify New York contracts for about 50 ships from American shipbuilders, arrange rolling stock for Mexican railroads, and establish a Mexican government financial agency in New York to foster postwar commercial and financial ties between the United States and Mexico.
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San Antonio
Texas
Salvador Alvarado
Adolfo de la Huerta
Antonio
Mexico City
United States
New York
Alevarada Bald
St ‘A
Will
New Quarters for Probate and Juvenile Courts
The probate and juvenile courts move to new rooms on the first floor of the courthouse. Existing third floor spaces will be repurposed as a law library and reference room for judges and attorneys. The county commissioners will relocate to rooms on the same floor previously used by the probate court and near the USDA space.
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Probate
District Court
Siice
Board of County Commissioners
Probate Court
United States Department of Agriculture
Sage and Sulphur Hair Darkening Mixture Sold
Old-time warning about gray hair and a grandmother recipe using Sage and Sulphur. Mentions a modernized version called Wryeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound offered at drug stores. Claims it darkens hair naturally and evenly without notice.
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Wryeth
Fragmentary hair care tip from old publication
A garbled excerpt describes using a sponge or soft brush to apply a substance through the hair, noting gradual lightening and darkening effects, with mentions of Wyeltis seed and sulfur compound. The text is incomplete and difficult to parse, but implies cosmetic preparation or remedy aimed at women readers.
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Isbundais
Winter Looms Over Housing and Fuel Shortages
A distorted report warns of a looming housing and coal fuel crisis as experts claim transport and export issues will delay relief this year. The text forecasts another harsh winter with high rents and scarce fuel, citing delayed material delivery and congested supply chains.
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Preluulmiey Dierstlsatbous Py
League to Consider Cox Campaign Move Next Thursday
The executive committee of the American Anti-Saloon League will meet in Columbus, Ohio, next Thursday to decide if a fight will be launched against Governor James M. Cox, the Democratic presidential nominee. Rev. W. C. Shyne, Missouri Anti-Saloon League superintendent, announced the plan from St. Louis.
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Louis
Columbus
Ohio
James M. Cox
W. c. Shyne
Border security move for Mingo county clashes
West Virginia state constabulary will be sent to Mingo county to prevent further border clashes with Kentucky after weeks of tension Governor J J Cornwell ordered the deployment and notified Sheriff C T Blankenship of Matewan by telegram today, July 16.
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Charleston
W. Va
West,Virginia
Mingo County
Kentucky
C. T. Blankenship
Matewan
J. J. Cornwell
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