December 1399 Meteorological Monthly Summary
Measured December values show Mirumum temperature on the 1st and 2nd with drops. Mean temperature 16, mean maximum 15, mean minimum 7. Total precipitation 50 mehes. Snowfall 8.8 inches. depth 6 inches on the 15th and 2 inches by month end. Consecutive sunshine days 21. Predominant wind Mast Tune. Partly cloudy 14 days, cloudy 6. Precipitation occurred on 4 days.
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Vereman
Ohaorver
Rock Springs Bridge Committee Reports on River Crossing
The Rock Springs bridge committee led by Dr Shafer and Mr Ball en reports on river crossing sites from Parson’s Ford to Willow Creek, evaluating spans from 125 to 276 feet and urging funding of about 4000 dollars while noting costs and natural advantages. The group thanks Chas Crouse and confirms plans to raise funds and proceed with selected site No 1 or No 2 depending on conditions.
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Rypoul
Rock Springs
Wyo
Budge
Pueblo Bridge Company
Ballen
Brown's Park
Parson's Ford
Hog Lake
Parson
Wilew Crack
Nouth
Willow Croek
Willow Crook
Trinh Canyon
Chas Crouse
Mr. Bullen
D. Shafer
Wos
Shafer
Peter Appel
Ebwiringa
Board of County Compassioners
War in South Africa shows edge of bigger clash
Reports describe Engheh forces seeding a fringe tram to reinforce General Bailor with 80 howitzers. Ponteen are six inch, five inch and four inch pieces. A Ladysunth December 29 note claims Boers fired bomb shells with plum pudding filling. A Salt Lake City milk trust collapse ends a price accord. Mount Pleasant boxing saw Coneloy stop Dammy Mowen in one round. British under Col Pitcher won near Tanger with two killed and a wounded lieutenant.
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Reimforce General Bailor
Ladysunth
Noton
Salt Lake City
Jack Coneloy
Montana
Dammy" Mowen
Eureks
Mount Pleasant
Coneloy
Jen
Col Pitcher
French
Philippine War battle near Montabas reported victory
Fragmented report describes Col Tuockell leading a force of 2,500 with artillery against insurgents entrenched in the mountains near Montabas about five miles northeast of Gan Muteo. The enemy were routed and four Americans wounded. Police pursued insurgent leader Rocarto amid related events including arrests and surrenders of Filipino officials and Spanish and American prisoners in Manila.
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Dcoader Tith
Tuockell
Montabas
Gan Muteo
Manila
Rocarto
Lawton
Aguinallo
Maj March
Tontoc
Mareh
Origins of Names and Tribal Terms in Anomalous Text
The fragment lists various name origins and dubious etymologies, naming Wahmesoh as meaning stony ryer and malinterpreting terms for groups and places. It references several near mythic or misread places and tribes, with confusing notes on Turkish, Japanese, and Native terms.
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Milani
Paypataurcak
Maine
Lonisorge
Milwaukee
Vanne Wauker
Six Boys in a Boat Escapes Mississippi Crevasse
A damaged river flood tale follows Otto Mather and three Bokeslee brothers as they join two Chicago lads on a river trip to guard a levee breach. A massive crevasse swallows yards of levee water flooding mills and cotton sheds. The boys, navigating a widening maze of obstructions, drift toward safety as cannons threaten nearby towns and a perilous journey ends with a wary return to shore.
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Ita Cours
Noth
Iveo Rampirta
Waa
Chicago
Mert
Tel Lincoln
Negro Quarters
Todd
Otto Afather
Bokeslee
Lmn
Mather
T Hem
Hackt
Otto
Ian Vecath
Mississippi
Sampolita
Boya
Potere
Erlod Oo
Michiaiely
Venice
Elife
Avallon
Asanon
Aiscomfort
Hanna
Siniy
Tang
Jon Hy
Pangborne
Here
Gulf
Sidney
Fert
Sheentle Parish
Otte
Fragmented Naval Anecdote Mixed with Obscure Verse
An odd, garbled text describes a naval officer seeking a bath in Ceylon and engaging in a surreal scene near an estuary. The narrator mentions a whale, questions about predators, and a purported exchange with Cangalese speakers. The passage also references Milton and Carlyle in a disjointed, dreamlike flow.
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Licgannt
Ceylon
Ahvar
Ile
Consell
Journal
Notice of sale of Uintah County bonds
Uintah County Utah invites sealed bids for thirty two negotiable bonds at five percent interest. Bids due noon January 16 1900 at the Treasurer office Vernal. Bonds fund a county courthouse and are issued under county board resolutions and state law. Bid must include a certified check for five percent. Bid opening conducted by County Clerk in the County Commissioners presence. First publication December 23 1905.
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Uintah County
Utah
Uintah
Yad
United States
Treas
Unta
Aid
Board of County Commissioners
National Bank of the United States
Nan United States Government Depository
Versal
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Lega
Nelson
Waltett Sammy
Joneston
Leon
Avery Nieht
Aygllon
Jan
Fidiey
Thindis
Dinney
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Hensin
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Uintah Co
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Barnden
WM Winn
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Orma
Ponsonators
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Grenwoul Springs
Leadyitle
Cuppla Creek
Pueblo
R McDonald
Price
Uta
HOM Cushing Tpa
Sait Lake City
Bornevins
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Salt Lake
SU Mouper
PT 4
J. F. Petritsch
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Joseph Campbell
Vernal
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Arness
Boots
Settin
Express
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