Trees Planted on Nebraska Sandhills Reflect Forestry Efforts
The article describes the Nebraska forest service planting in the Sandhills near Pike and Black Hills regions east of the Continental Divide. It notes heavy rainfall that season, methods like trenching and sowing seeds, and plans for a mechanized planting future. It also mentions wildlife in the area and a discussion of German thinker Treitschke and his views on state power and morality.
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Petherolf
Denver
Ile
Pike
Nebraska
Black Hill
Iotevale
Iersala
Fetherolf
Forest Service
Lances at the Hast Presbyterian Service and Music
The article describes a Hast Presbyterian service featuring Tebtenday in the First Tretoyterian church and Mrs Jaulee Pierre performing usual Kod numbers during the evening. Anderson provides violin entertainment as part of the event, with themes touching on public opinion formation and the power of truth in shaping ideals.
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Mate Tebtenday
Mate Quartetta Fats
Wits Anderson
Mis
Jaulee Pierre
Trelachke
Nev
Cerver
Chisian
Chicago Defeats Keo In Baseball Game
Chicago college team beat Keo University on the Keo field in a baseball contest held today. An unclear garbled section mentions felt, numbers, and wool felt, not related to the game.
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Chicago
University of Chicago
University of Keo
Mormon Church Leader Praises Organization And Missionary Work
WW F Monson president of the Eastern States mission of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter day Saints addressed the Ogden tabernacle yesterday. He spoke on the perfectness of Mormon organization and its divine origin while highlighting the role of humility and faith in missionary work and the benefits to individuals and nations. New arrivals of junior coats at Paine and Hurst’s.
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WW. F. Monson
Eastern States Mission
Church of Jesus Christ of Latterday Saints
Tabernacle
Frack Williams
Tabernacle Service Committee
Joseph Wallance
Sam I Whitaker
Ogden Tabernacle Chott
Brian
Chol
Zolo
Melia
Eermon Gles Bs
Monson
Mormon Church Organization
United States
Alza Bn Europe
Stormon
John T
Marshall
Motary Clube
Eat
Brotherhood of Man
Grain Dealers Gather for Nineteenth Annual Convention
Delegates from several states opened the nineteenth annual convention of the Grain Dealers National Association in Vearia Michigan. Leo G. Metcalf of Minds, president, gave the inaugural address. This afternoon Dr. J W T Dates of the U S Department of Agriculture planned to speak on government grades for wheat and oats.
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Vearia
Det
Severy Aiate
Dolon
Grain Dealers National Association
Leo G. Metcalf
Hin Lannuarl
Oslo
United States Department of Agriculture
German influence in Russia denied by new interior minister
London dispatch cites Alex Aihorvostoff, Russia's Interior Minister, denying German influence and asserting opposition to German oppression. He welcomes internal reform, favors calmer postwar conditions for policy change, and supports press censorship limits, trade unions growth, and reducing German fireproof threats on industry.
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London
Alex Aihorvostoff
Ceuter
Petrograd
Rosala Aince
M. Rhovostof
Reuter
Brand Whitlock Ill in Brussels
Reports from Brussels state American minister Brand Whitlock is confined to his bed due to strain from mediating between Helglang and Germans. Despite advice, he remains in Belefum as telegrams from across the country seek his guidance and aid.
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Brand Whitlock
Brussels
Magus
London
Hrusdels
Hrand Whit-fork
Tetaum
Helglang
Belefum
Wall
Jock
Minister shoots down young man in New Orleans rectory
In New Orleans early today Dr. James Holley rector of St Regrg Mecapal church shot and killed Lan aing Pearsail son of a prominent railroad man after mistaking him for a burglar. Pearsail entered the rectory study and fled toward the door when confronted. The minister reported he asked the intruder to identify himself and, upon no response, fired. The incident occurred around o'clock this morning.
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New Orleans
Theyron Holley
St. Regrg
Lan Aing Pearsail
Malley
Hoile
Ncme
India
Dr. Holley
Wall Paper Sale at One Dollar Per Room
Ogden Furniture and Carpet Co offers wallpaper at 1.00 per room with odd lots up to 5.00 per room. See window display showing sides ceilings and borders, bring room sizes for quotes.
Turbulent tale swirls as relatives clash over child
A chaotic sequence unfolds with a man identified as Lansing Pearsall by Nathso Tearsall claim agent of the Texas Pacific railroad. The narrative traces custody, paternity, and possible abduction rumors across Brigham City Denver and Portland, involving Collinson, Taulah Swarteauer, and a hotel scene at the Shirley.
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Mandell
Morgus
Nathso Tearsall
Texas & ‘Pacific Railroad
Lansing
Dr. Halley
Kidnaping Suspect To Be Taken To Portland
Salt Lake City Oct 11 Toy Collisar was arrested in Butte on a charge of kidnapping Beulah Swartzauer and taking her to Denver via Brigham City Payson and Provo before moving her to Portland where she was found. The Tribune learned of the Denver discovery by telegraphic dispatches. Collins left Butte for Portland in custody of Detective Moyle to face a kidnaping charge. He allegedly abducted the girl claiming to be her father.
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Salt Lake
Butte
Beulah Swartzauer
Portland
Denter
Brigham City
Payswen
Prova
Denver
the Tribune
Collins
Colina
Negro and Chinese Taken From Jail in Clash at Bank Cashier
A negro and a Chinese man were seized by a posse over the alleged killing of A O Gage, cashier of the Planters National Bank. The case followed a beating and the Chinese suspect escaped. a struggle with a burglar ended in a fatal shooting at his home yesterday. The report also cites financial advice urging immediate cuts in personal spending to offset overseas imports and warns of a potential wartime boom and collapse.
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Claradale
A. O. Gage
Natonal
Banka
Untess
Great Britain
Continent
United States
Britain
Gloomy War Conditions Shaped by New Taxes
In a critical editorial from October, the editor condemns increased import duties aimed at wartime finance. The piece argues higher levies curb luxury imports and enforce economy for the general public, settling on a cautious view of foreign exchange weakness amid a prolonged conflict.
Woman Civil War veteran dies at Watertown hospital
Mollur, a woman who served in the Union army under the alias Albert J. Cashier, died at the western hospital for the insane in Watertown. Her fellow soldier, Atenabe Discovery, identified her as the veteran she always was believed to be. The tale includes wartime alias and long postwar hospital care.
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Mollur
Tne
Watertown
Albert J. Cashier
Atenabe
the Enidier
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Hast Presbyterian
Standard Office
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Ogden Furniture & Carpet Co
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California
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Shirley Hotel
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Collies
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