Construction Bonded Work On Northwestern Bridge Boise
Tolinson, superintendent, announces Ink the bond for the Northwestern Bridge and Construction Co at Boise City worth $20,000 to oversee the work to the standard. The contract includes a bond to complete the project by September 15 and specifies fixed specs and performance. Additional reports note minor sums around $1,600 and other local incidents and developments.
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Tolinson
Whundoy
Northwestern Bridge and Construction Company
Boise
Pocatello
Will WU
Dick Vinncoll
Howes
Grihith
Weber
Avithout
I. Clay
Guy
Culidwell
University of California
A. Abudarit
Origen
Mr. Gray
San Francisco
Telemation in Oregon Portland May 24 Not at present time
The steelarray firm service of the Western State Government has pinned on not at the present time whereby over fifty thousand acres of irrigated land in Mathony county will be reclaimed from decertified irrigated land at an expense of 42,000,000. May 28 The bade of William Pummer a sheepherd who perished in the terrible lizard swept northern Montana.
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Portland
Gre
Wintil Stata Goyarmment
Nid
I Mathony
Finvie
Mont
Avillaita Pummer
Montana
China
Missing Woman Mystery Stuns Montana Community
Mary Koth, secretary treasurer of Hin Tig Four Vapered Duly company of Up York Ment., disappears. Mr Abbott reports she left home at midnight in May, with her whereabouts unknown. Abbott is a prominent Montana club member and well known statewide.
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Mytin
Mary Koth
Hin Tig
Up Tork
Montana Clith
Births to Millions in Nevara City Cal May 2
Fragmentary birth and marriage reminiscence spans decades and places Mexico Dakota and Nevara City. It notes a widow Mrs Tigh and her wealth, plus a dubious medical ad for PAZO OINTMENT promising cure for piles.
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Nevara City
Cal
Hii Ty Agnin
Saldborg
Graduation Exercises at Welagt High School
The Welagt High School graduation on May 23 featured nine graduates and six gifts. Speakers praised student achievement in arts and subjects, noting teachers’ contributions and the overall strong school performance.
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Mpc
Death linked to railway foreman case at Hampton station
The inquest identified Uwey Armstrong a 96 year old white man found at Hampton station after being assaulted and robbed. The jury ruled death caused by exposure to inclement weather and the body to be released to county authorities for burial.
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Pwanslon
Tyo
Hampton Station
Uwey Armstrong
Hampton
Tig
Weather Night Meeting Report From Weasant State
A foggy entry from May 22 notes persistent rain during a local meeting, detailing attendance and a subdued outcome. It records officials and residents at the gathering, with scattered references to weather delaying actions and a sense of ongoing concern about future plans.
Fragmentary 19th Century News Note and Legal Roundup
A garbled historical clipping references weather talk and a court case. It mentions Jacobsen, Mickelson, and a pursuit in Idaho, plus a legal matter G. Bebroder versus Mary G. L. Tonos with a dated response window. The text mixes weather forecasts with court actions and scattered proper names.
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Tacomsen
Rinkfeld
Ittol
Jacobsen
Imucusnd
Grid Duceuyystod
le Tors Dildye Y. Clidester
Istrins Court
Richiteldy Linn
Ducobsenwra
Manti
Eolt Ott
Idaho
Tula
Mickelson
Vonice
Jacob- Ben
Sheri
Dienbyan
Yested
Mickelpan
Iusod
Bebroder
Mary
Tonos
Bonds Accepted for Tiehfield Cis Bonds Issue
The Slate Land board accepted the bid for Tiehfield Cis bonds issued to fund waterworks. For 14000 worth of bonds the board will pay interest over the site. The Richfield paper notes the issue was filled with premtine aid and mentions connections to Chicago and New York.
Incomplete OCR Report on Transport and Arrests at Oxted
The fragment mentions a possible arrest of Hayden and a company representative related to a oxford area, plus a note about tracklaying and a Leabington cut-off. It states a May 24 schedule and a first train from Trinity to Salt Enta will run on the new road, with construction ongoing and a completion target before month end.
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Leabington
Tinity
Salt Ente
Waters dispute at Provo seeks water rights in American Fork area
The case of PL Adamson et al v American Work City proceeds in Provo to determine claim to waters of the American Fork River. Details note diversions in Highland area and rights to arid lands amid a religious and community event schedule including BYA classes and church leadership attendance. A marriage record and a separate indictment provide other local items.
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Provo
PL Adamson
Academy Field
Neix
Treain
Sory Piers
Joseph P. Fiction
Tam
Jfohn Henry Smith
Janes E. Dalry
Charles W. Penrose
BR. A. Roberto
Bows of
Maine
Thedh & Callega
George Gnerhott
Bliss J Hwy
Cyclone Devastates Counties Across Kansas
A violent line of cyclones struck Clay, Ottawa, and surrounding counties damaging towns like Nala and Clarke. Homes were destroyed, telegraph wires down, cattle killed, and barns torn apart. In Newton area fields and property suffered widespread ruin with no serious injuries reported. Local reports describe massive destruction of businesses and homes as storms moved through the region.
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Topeka
Kun
Aluy
Hala
Tiley
Cley
Nala
Olay
Wakefield
Clarke Comnery
Davide
Mulynne
Surenor
Alfiges Faye
Cheits
Naylon Ata
Newton Wie
Amy Ilirselion
Calarch Cure claims and endorsements by Toledo firm
The notice promotes Hall's Calarrh Cure as a cure for a chronic condition with testimonials from J. Gueney and local druggists. It asserts the remedy acts directly on blood and mucous surfaces and offers free testimonials and low prices. The ad mentions wholesale druggists in Toledo and hawks household remedies.
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Gop Huygren
Calarch
Hall
Toledo
F. J.gueney
Thete
Fim
Webt
Ge Tray
Whicksale Druggists
Macula
Wholerote Druggists
Fast-bound Excursion Rates Through Rio Grande Western
Court records from May 23 reveal a federal case in which labor organization activity near large cities is cited. The proceedings involve interference with restaurants and related orders, highlighting tensions between labor groups and municipal establishments.
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Rio Grande Western Rateway
Minduya Mederal Court
Granite Junction
Fa Vtwo Danning Raatinunitg
TadaaliniQevel
Cof
Kansan City
Tealraing Ing
Witigit
Union Pacific Strike Ends In Settlement At Gowh
Report from Owaha dated May 24 says a settlement was reached with New York financiers ending the Union Pacific strike. Details show workers to return at higher wages, with no discrimination for union members, and abolition of piecework in the shop.
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New York
Union Pacific
Employer in Contempt Cited Over Omaha Strike
An Omaha branch of a labor organization faced contempt charges for allegedly defying a district oath and refusing to produce records in a strike case. The dispute centers on evidence and testimony before Judge Dickinson, with the branch accused of obstructing proceedings and failing to provide Look and papers.
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Omnha
Neb
Stemtarr
Hustites Bien A
Sratendny
Dickinson
Senator Exiled In Finland Over Visiting Blocklalm
A senatorial exile was issued in Telsingfors Finland on May 23 against former Equttur Moehitin while visiting Blocklalm. Moehitin is identified as a foreman at Finnish telecommunication and an authority on constitutional law.
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Telsingfors
Finland
Equttur Moehitin
Blocklalm
MS Moehitin
Chicago Jewish charity opens relief fund drive
A fragmentary notice notes Chicago Jewish groups launching a relief fund with an initial installment of ten dollars to aid victims. Details are unclear due to the damaged OCR.
Milwaukee Vote Ratifies Bond Investment and Constitutional Changes
A city meeting in Milwaukee nearly ratified changes to the constitution and approved investments of 250000 dollars from the reserve fund in Government bonds and substantial sums in municipal securities. The measures were seen as remedial rather than radical, aiming to shore up financial stability and governance.
Hoops for Fackleon Prankfort Kentucky News Tangle
Fragmented OCR review reports a chaotic sports and political snippet from Prankfort Kentucky. Mentions May dates Jackson Lexington Governor Beckham and a term of court. References Washington and a tense sports moment with unclear context.
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Prankfort
Beckham
Wébernoon
Thas Javea Nempamus
Qtate
Trbuje
Lexington
Jackson
Pis
Ovini
Vourt
Mondiz
Ronk
Athréum
Unclear text on federation talks and excursion planning
Fragmentary OCR notes reference MUBIO excursion and May schedule. Mentions an American Federation, MunI classes, and appointing a committee to confer with rational participants about execution and a Sunday outing. Details are garbled and names unclear.
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Tudianapalis
Federation
Pia
Pansb of Confederate Parade Ends in New Orleans
In New Orleans on May 2 the Confederate triumph procession concluded with a five mile march under hot sun. The parade featured veterans and prominent ladies riding in carriages, including Mrs. Stonewall Jackson and Mrs. Smith, with others like Mrs. Hanxton Brigg and Mrs. Thomas Jennes present. A minor health scare arose when a spectator fainted, but no serious injuries were reported.
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New Orleans
Btonewall Dacksin
Bis. Smith
Hanxton Brigg
Thomas % Jennes, Tudee
John D. Rew Woo
Coina's Indemnity Talks Amid British Pressure
Fragmented report from Peking dated May 22 indicates Great Britain reluctant to accept indemnity payment in silver and pressing for a formal proposal. Britain seeks broader peer alignment to secure postwar concessions, citing damage from China’s depreciation and the need to preserve Silver Valley assets.
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Peking
Great Britain
Britain
Dutch West Indies News From The Tinow May Twenty Two
A scrambled report covers Dutch West Indies governance and territorial changes to the United States and other powers, plus scattered local notes from Corvallia and California on May 22. Also mentions Governor Tapilanosatell and various unrelated weather and event items in a garbled sequence.
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On Netherlandy
Fateh Peat Indies
Curacow
United States
Prins. ENT's Day Badge Ordering Notice
Community event notice urges judges societies and organizations to place badge orders by May 2 or sooner at Rowe's Book Store. Badges described as attractive souvenirs will be available, with smaller sizes and local delivery.
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Prins
Rowe
Boole
Moon
Rous
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