City band concert opens summer season with lively park crowd
A large Saturday night crowd gathered in the park for the Citizens' Band concert led by Charles Langenberg. The program featured cornet, clarinet, trombone, saxophone, and percussion with a promise of a healthy summer series.
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Vse
Citivens
Charles Langenber
Charles Langenberg
Cornet
Fred Ferguson
Will Manusaler
Milan Shields
Bruce Goode
Hubert Crail
Frank Chilcote
Charles Haye
Marty Reister
Neal Humble
Harry Springman
Lou Jugenheimer
Polick Wallace
C. E B. Geforth
Ed McGee
Cloyce Ross
Henry Shields
Howard Hayes
Whisky Confession On Winter Maine School Trip
During a winter schooling trip in Maine a colonel questions the loss of whisky in a bark shelter. A thin member admits he drank it to tell his family back home how fine the time was, despite his shivering.
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Maine
Convicts forced to wear masks in German prisons
Convicts in German prisons are compelled to wear Linck masks when leaving cells for exercise to prevent recognition by other inmates.
Unclear OCR Fragment Reflects Poetic Passage
Fragmentary noisy text evokes a poetic mood with mentions of wheels and trees. Names and dates are unreadable, making concrete facts unavailable.
City Improvement Wha Meeting 200 Represented
The third national conference of the National Municipal League opened in Philadelphia with about 200 delegates from major cities. Mayor Reyburn welcomed attendees as plans for vast municipal improvements and hundreds of millions of dollars in spending were outlined along with a first of its kind exhibit of models and photographs.
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Pete
Nathonatl Muniecipal League
New York
Hetd
Reyburn
United States
Toth
Bucklen's Arnica Salve Proved Best for Sores and Sprains
Forty years of use have established Bucklen's Arnica Salve as the best salve on earth for thorns, boils, sores, bruises, sprains, swellings, chapped hands, and other minor injuries. Only 25 cents at Leminon's Pharmacy.
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Bucklen
Peter Soares
Pilea
Leminon
Treaty draft between America and Britain nearly complete
Washington May 15 The first draft of the arbitration treaty between America and Great Britain is practically complete Ambassador Three will transmit the draft to the foreign office in London for consideration If the privy council acts promptly the senate may have the opportunity to approve the treaty during the present session of congress
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Waerhington
America
Great Britain
Three
Foreign Office
London
Privy Council
Senate
Congress
Storm Strikes School House. Pupil Killed in Michigan Town
May 18 report from Eseanaba Michigan says a severe electrical storm struck the Metropolitan school building. A pupil named Cliude Dixon was killed and six other students were seriously injured as the schoolhouse burned.
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Eseanaba
Mich
Metropolitan
Cliude Dixon
Uncomplimentary. You want mortal patience.
A terse remark addresses the reader’s demand for patience and reserve in matters of affection, noting the speaker’s restrained view of lassitude and the value of decisive calm in love and action.
Societal Announcements From Local Clubs And Meetings
The What I Call Society of the Baptist church will meet Tuesday evening May 26 at Mrs John Busid s home in North Washington. Several clubs including Masonic Praternity and the Navajo club plan meetings and social events this week with members urged to attend. notes mention literary department gatherings and household economies sessions alongside a spring social at the Commercial Club.
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What-I-Call
Seasonable Summer Shoes for Comfort and Style
An ad promoting seasonable summer shoes designed to conform to style comfort ease and service. The copy urges readers to choose footwear that meets all demands for wearability in warm weather.
Hall of Fame Inductee Rector of Bowerton Clergy Leader
Fragmentary notice honors a deceased church figure tied to Boston and Maryland. It notes the individual became rector at Bowerton and served as bishop in the Mas conedinett area while authoring sermons and volumes. The garbled text references Bethleheuv and Philar phia tied to religious works.
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Phia
Boweton
Mas Cnedinett Ind
Bethteheuv
Medal Judging Contests At Iowa State College
Two major student judging events at Iowa State College awarded medals for top proficiency in draft horse and beef judging. Dinsmore gold medal went to M. M. Bedford of Iowa and R. G. Black of Nebraska placed high in the sophomore draft horse contest. Freshman honors went to A. A. Dowol Tedford of Iowa with C. A. Photus of South Dakota second and W. O. Tes iodde of Wisconsin third. The winners are brothers, aged 15 and 18, sons of O. B Dowell of Tedford Iowa.
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Iowa State College
Wayne Dinsmore
Dinsimare
American Percheron Society
Beim Crober
Iowa Winding
M. d. Bedford
Iowa
Raval
Nebraska
A. McDonald
Ames
Gray
West
Tle
Bandev
Tibet
Yan Hy
A. A. Dow- Ol Tedford
C. A Photas
Springfield
S. Dak
Loddi
Wis
Dinsmore
Geay
Dowell
Tedford
Wordplay riddle hints at party goers and vision pun
A playful line contrasts sight and vision with a flirtatious twist. The riddle-like verse suggests dating or social scenes at gatherings, using punning dialogue about appearances and perception.
The Cavalry as Eyes and Ears of an Army
The cavalry serves as rapid scouts for an army, moving ahead to detect dangers and map terrain. Their swift intelligence must reach commanders in time to guide actions, a longstanding challenge noted in C Hollaudy's The Nerves of an Army in St Nicholas.
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C. Hollaudy
St Nicholas
Thinking It Over Public Quip in Welsh Rabbit Mystery
A minister asks a friend what caused deep thought, then muses whether it was Welsh rabbit or cold fried oysters giving him pause. The exchange reads as a light dated quip reflecting humor over simple meals.
Water main work prompts temporary shutdowns tomorrow
Weather permitting, a section of the Meuse area will see a temporary water main connection work. Residents should expect planned disruptions as crews install new lines and restore service, with updates from SPUR LiSwis.
The Story of William the Silent Prince of Orange
A compact, reverent account recounts William the Silent as a heroic defender against tyranny. It highlights his courage and endurance in leading a small country to triumph over oppression, framing the struggle as a milestone in civil freedom and human progress.
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William the Silent
Prince of
Orange
Hildegarde Hawthorne
St. Nicholas
Mother of the bride interrupts at Yonkers church wedding
An usher asks a guest if she is a friend of the groom family and the guest replies she is the mother of the bride, creating an awkward moment at the ceremony.
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Yonkers Statesman
Fifty Years Ago Today May 15 Headlines
Martial law proclaimed in Baltimore by General Butler. Joseph E Johnston assigned to Confederate command near Tarpley Ferry. Mrs. Lincoln in New York ordered dinner service in “solfershne and gold” for the White House. The British yacht Galatea sailed from England for New York. Widespread floods cause damage across the Midwest.
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Baltimore
Butler
Joseph E. Johnston
Tarpers Ferry
Lincoln
New York
White House
England
Middle West
Burglary at Burlington Station Leads to Tobacco Clue
Agent J E Kunath reports burglars got more loot than first thought. A later find revealed his tobacco plug missing from a drawer, with a star marked plug as a distinctive clue. Police now track suspects by the unique tobacco brand.
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Burlington Station
Kuhath
Will Manussier
Mr Kuhath
Mr Kunath
Jim
Kunath
Veterans in Little Rock parade crowd streets
Confederates ex Arkansas Tattle Rock notes May 11 in Little Rock as veterans march through the city in a large street demonstration.
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Arkansas
National reunion of United Confederate Veterans opens in Little Rock
Sons of Confederate Veterans and veterans gather in Arkansas capital for annual national reunion. The encampment begins as townspeople decorate streets and buildings to honor the visitors and create lasting memories. Many veterans sense this may be their final reunion.
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Arkansas
United Confederate Veterans
National Organization of the
Sons of Confederate Veterans
Plains
Little Rock
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