Woman Doctor Of Horses Leads Local Rural Practice
A fifteen year old girl, Misa Ruth Carker of Allants Georgia, practices veterinary care learned from her father and grandfather. She treats mules for lockjaw and sews up horse wounds, described as the United States leading young veterinary surgeon in a reburb setting. The piece follows press coverage of political clashes around David and the Rourke family and a string of editorials and rebuttals across local papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Ruth Carker
Allants
United States
French Capture 500 Prisoners in Somme Sector Actions
Varia battlefront reports French forces resume defensive near the Somme and mount attacks from Combles to the river. They took about 150 prisoners and three and three quarters miles of first line trenches after a half hour of fighting. Additional trenches were pounded along the Tierhuna-Veroone mud. British fronts saw only mutual bombardments amid broader entente activity in the Macedonian and Struma theaters.
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Varia
Somme
France
Lave
Front Jing
Combles
Cambrea
Tierhuna-Veroone
Peronne Torthwant
Maspaurin
Attas Tn Jirthuns
Peronne
Wenalye
Entente
Tadle Ta
Varfar River
Maradh
Urs
Glevgell
Struma
Lake Taykinne
Kavala
Aexian Sea
Sirunia
Land Restoration Aims at North Dakota Areas
Washington announces restoration plans for large tracts in North Dakota and nearby states totaling about 321000 acres. Secretary Lane notes portions allocated to newly revived sites while observers question progress amid rumors of incubator issues.
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ENTHY
Washington
New Metlea
North Dakota
Viat
Wydane
Secretacy Lane
Regeneration Efforts Mark Mexico Conference
New London report on September discussions as President Wilson backs Carranza reforms while rejecting intervention. US faces threats of $400 million in claims over ship damage, and Cabera and Carranza aides push land grants, worker rights, and fair taxation amid ongoing border and economic tensions.
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New London
Conn
Wilson
Carranza
Mexico
Damarre
Stiswold
Comrosasion
Mrs Dison Gerald Proposes Wooden Shoes Idea in New York
Mrs Dison Gerald, noted prima donna, walked Fifth Avenue in wooden shoes and told friends that a scarcity of leather has inspired her to start a wooden shoe business in the country.
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Dison Gerald
Fifth Arnue
New York
President receives sympathy message from American commission
A message of sympathy from American representatives was sent to the ailing head of state as discussions toward a western democratic alignment continued. The note, read by Secretary Lane and the American secretary, expressed hope that the Mer lean envoys might visit the president in person to offer condolences.
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Sricken Retathe
Mra
Ronic E Howe
Cabrera
Wilcon Uy
After Six Years of Suffering Columins Ohio Remarkable Recovery
Mrs J S Barrow of 1624 South 4th Street Columbus Ohio reports six years of female troubles and nervousness with stomach pain and weight loss. Ten days after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she could eat without pain and gained from 118 to 127 pounds, gaining strength and claiming the medicine saved her life. Her husband endorses the remedy.
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Columins
Ohio
Lydis E Tinkham
Mineral Paint and Color Company Sets Ogden Facility
The Mineral Paint and Color Company selects Ogden as a manufacturing point for a new plant. Capital stock is 59000 with plans to establish operations soon. meeting on October 2 will confirm a site near Richfield Sevier County and discuss raw material abundance. Officers include JM Janes Kansas City and directors Goorke Lyon, Lester L. Patterson, David Jensen, and J. McCullough.
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Ogden
Mubleby
David Jonsen
Richfield
Sevier County
Jetutn
JM. Janes
Kansas City
Greshlint
Goorke
Lyon
Axme Clly
Lester L. Patterson
David Jensen
J. of McCullougt
Opden
Widtsoe Addresses University Faculty in Salt Lake
At the first faculty meeting of the year Ne. Jatin A. Widtsoe the new president spoke to inspire the group. He urged faculty to recognize the university's bright future and stated that the institution surpasses national efforts in population wealth and attendance, outlining the task ahead for the faculty.
Education philosophy guides university service and character
Dr Widtsoe urged balancing past and new knowledge to shape wise public service education. He stressed teachers must foster good character, encourage understanding among faculty, and align with state needs. Dean Tifwary joined the athletic council, replacing Dr Merrill who resigned.
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Ile
Whitsee
Instituti
Church May Make Marriage Law Shaping Episcopal Policy
The Protestant Episcopal church adopted at St Louis a new canon proposed by a five bishop, five priest, five lay commission forbidding remarriage where either partner already has a living spouse. It clarifies annulment cases prior to marriage and leaves decisions on communion eligibility to parish priests and bishops. The draft hinges on civil authority versus clerical ruling and is to be enforced locally.
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Chicago
Protestant Episcopal Church
Commission On
General Convention
Church
St. Louis
Fraternal Society Notices With Various Local Lodges
Fraternal societies meet monthly at the Navy recruiting office 2408 Washington Ave. National and local orders including United Spanish War Veterans Camp No 2 Loyal Order of Moose Knights of Pythias and Knights of Columbus hold regular meetings at designated halls with officers listed. Visitors welcome to all meetings and events at communal lodges and halls on specified Fridays.
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Harry A. Young
U. S. Navy
Washington Ave
R.A. Norris
J. H. Weatherby
Masodhie
Moeonie
Jol Diackman
W. Mi
Insta
Fraternal Lodges and Social Orders Meet in Ogden Halls
A scan of notices lists numerous fraternal groups meeting weekly in Ogden venues. The Woman's Benefit Association, Maccabees, Rebekah Lodge, Royal Neighbors, Eagles, Woodmen of the World, Odd Fellows, and Owls announce regular Tuesday to Friday gatherings at local halls with visiting members invited. Secretaries and officers provide contact details for attendance and dues.
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Silver Review
Dad Brotherhood of American Teezes
Ogden Homestead
W. Ball
Fraternity
Washington Avenue
J. A. Junk
Washington Averse
Royal Neighbors of America
Odd Fellows Ball
Mary Crawford
Oracle
Lafayetta
Nettle Turner
Hecorder
van Buren
W. C
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