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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1915
Page
3
In Santa Monica near Topanga Canyon a fossil bed yielded human bones and shells buried by a family of ground squirrels. Paleontologists see possible ancient Indian remains, with bones washed downslope over years. the site now lies deeper, while the squirrels guard the buried bones.
Washington reports on Gallipoli as a heavily fortified port on the Turkish Peninsula. The article discusses its strategic value, fortifications, and the urban decline under Ottoman rule while noting a slight undercurrent of modernization under the Young Turk regime.
Perth Amboy New Jersey Alec Buckowski sat by Kesslers pond with a rod and hoe and nothing to show for the day. A game warden detained him and Justice Pickersgill ruled he was a fisherman and fined him 20 for lacking a license. Also Paris reports soldiers at the front must be clean shaven drawing protests from many servicemen.
Louisiana conservation commission reports first practical oyster farming on lake bottoms. Old shells planted nine months ago on Sister Lake and Silver Lake bottoms now yield clusters of eight to fourteen market-size oysters. Inspectors note rapid growth, good flavor, and promising signs for spat attachment and future yields.
Dr Foss, a young physician in the second cabin of the torpedoed Lusitania, claims he saw a submarine through field glasses about half an hour before impact. He asserts the ship’s speed was not more than about fifteen knots and that faster speed could have avoided the torpedo strike. He criticizes some crew, praises passengers for aiding women and children, and says many crew rushed on deck but failed to help with life belts.
Franklyn Ky reports county officials will require frog hunters using a gun to obtain a license under the game law. County Judge Batter interprets the law to include frog shooting and the game warden directs all frog hunters to secure licensing before hunting.
Fragmented OCR style discusses road construction costs and perceived waste. It argues the first cost is crucial, claiming efficiency depends on the overall project economy. It questions expert reliance and cites misaligned priorities and tolls or penalties.
City officials discuss funding for a major construction project, outlining total costs and potential revenue sources. The proposal covers debt issuance and divestment options, with observers noting the timetable and financing mechanisms under consideration.
Local officials debate the expense of maintaining the road to preserve a valuable facility after bond repayment. The discussion centers on long term value, potential depreciation, and the financial impact on the county budget as it plans for future borrowing and maintenance.
A half century ago Charles Summer proclaimed the two greatest forces for civilization were the schoolmaster and enod ronda, underscoring the enduring view that education drives progress and communal development.
New York Nerbheay department head John No Cartiste presents annual report to the feiistatire calling for immediate $10,000,000 appropriations from the second bond issue for road improvements. The report highlights grade crossing elimination, highway construction milestones, and concerns over incomplete or waterlogged projects while stressing impact on nearby property values.
Bohumir Kryl the renowned Bohemian bandmaster and cornet virtuoso will appear at Chautauqua with his superb musical organization. He is praised for musical leadership and a long experience guiding audiences to refined entertainment. His band is described as superior in fitness and their concerts as unmatched works of musical art.
A University of Michigan bulletin discusses financing road building and debt retirement, noting total life costs. It cites two example mile costs using different bonds and maintenance, and warns that actual highway costs depend on traffic, wear, drainage, and road foundation permanence.
A battered vignette from the city journal recounts a so called temperance banquet that degenerated into a risqué scene. The reporter mocks the event noting the food and drink arrivals including pickled onions stewed potatoes and coffee in cups. The text ends with a sharp aside about a love line.
Sam Schildkret returns to Chautauqua with his Hungarian Orchestra praised for varied repertory and engaging encores. The famed talking leader entertains with humorous announcements while delivering high quality performances. A second feature recalls Napoleon era tale of a youthful lieutenant promoted on the battlefield.
A fragment from the New York Times features Foon and Alice praising a minister’s eloquence while Winston mocks the public speaking skill, claiming his own superiority in the art of response and tears.
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