Hogs Die From Hog Cholera Outbreak Near Van Buren
Reports from Van Buren describe widespread hog deaths and hogs dying in neighboring areas. Several dogs are affected, and an illness has spread through farms and households including mentions of local residents and livestock losses. Multiple names and places appear in scattered notes, reflecting a community-wide alert and concern over the cattle, hogs, and farm animals. Local authorities and residents discuss suspected disease, possible mad dog exposure, and the impact on farms around Eaglesville and nearby towns.
Padgett eyes Vincennes open air theater project
A. D. Padgett and partners plan a new open air theater in Vincennes named Red Mill with a windmill front. The $5,000 building will feature high class attractions and vaudeville, aiming to open in early June after site preparation and tree removal.
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A. d. Padgett
Vincennes
Siltehell
Alt Puan
Wiellington
Allen
Wim Rorlies
Britten & Re
Lunds
Vilcennes
Bratton & Rarey Itve
Geingz
Mitt Pras
Dts
Umea
Haydnbeck
Pate
Messrs. Moore
Padgett
Snowstorm Strikes Across Empire With Freezing Cold
Reports from Berlin on April 23 describe heavy snowfall across many regions. The Rhine mountains near Misenach recorded 22 degrees Fahrenheit as gusty winds swept Silesia and Berlin, with snow piling up in the Harz and nearby ranges.
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Berlin
Apri
Empire
Schiewwig-Holsted
Misenach
Rheen Mountains
Leer
Silesia
Berlip
What Stars Are Made The New Astronomy On Spectra
A writer discusses the quest to determine celestial composition, noting that spectrum analysis reveals materials in suns and stars. He explains that many earth elements appear in the sun or progenitor stars and that spectra vary with temperature pressure and excitation, with echoing reference to Lord Rayleigh confirming helium on Earth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Héllam
Ean Butinat
Earth
Rayleigh
Chirago
Lawyers seek precedent in dynamiter case and new trial
Report describes legal quandary around Henry Onald the dynamiter who killed Detective Dwyer. It notes arguments on a possible fresh trial, pending motions, and references to statutes and past rulings. Also mentions Royal Arcanum officers and a pension note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Onald
Dwyer
Ae Ter
Donald
Murdai
Fragmented Nature Remnants Echo In Odd OCR Style
The readable text hints at nature themes with mentions of anglers, fish, woods, spring, trees, and flora. It evokes a reflective scene of outdoor exploration and natural beauty, interwoven with garbled phrases resembling an old newspaper OCR. The overall sense is poetic and observational rather than reportorial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple of the Gods
Ature
Models of War Aircraft Face Secrets and Contracts
The article notes confidential contracts for aeronautical devices by firms in Dayton and New York, with payments of 25,000 and 20,000 dollars. It mentions experiments with lightweight airframes and engines and references three specific contracts aimed at producing advanced military models.
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F Department
Dayton
A.M. Her
Broadway
New
James, Scott
Rockwell
Ptree
Charlestown Seolar Essay on Indiana Heritage Artistry
Charlestown Citizen editor notes a folder describing Indiana history and notable figures. The piece praises a former official as a word painter and laments aging poets amid gardens and plants in a poetic, nostalgic mood.
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Carl Brayfald
Charlestown
Indiana
Jonatha Eunicies
Tidiana
Beaufield
Loulavitte
Teachers Must Pay Fee in County Case
A fragmented Bloomington court report notes that George I Thor ia student and BH dent faces a fee dispute. Harry G Buzaal, guardian for demurrer, claims Thompson was ordered out. Thompson counters that the superintendent must provide relief. Next hearing set for Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George I. Thor Ia
BH ‘Dent
Bloomington
Harry G._ Buzaal
Wilson Guaraiaed
Thompsor
Buzzatnd
Thompson Wild
D A A Organization Growth Five Thousand Members
Reports from officials highlight a surge in D A A membership with 5 000 new members added this year amid strong finances and rising enthusiasm. Highlights include leadership notes from Mrs Gerald McLean and Charlotte Eni Main on organization expansion and the campaign in major states.
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Washington
Weston
Mra
Gerald McLean
P:olent General
Charlotte’ Eni Main
Zenerah
New York
Massachusetts
District of Columbia
South Carolina
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Universal Bread Maker
Orr
Cleveland
Ohio
M. J. Carnahan Go
Cnp
Adrian Haversly
Charles WH
Mama
Philander McHenry
Olics
K. of CO
Fourth Street
Omics
Gaguinet Pdsalbie Losh
Tailk
Peoples Realty Company
van Buren
ARIS
Gauch
Caverud
Joly T
Triedfjud
Will O'ioley
George Holland
Brueit
Fayetteville
George Reslér
Dotin Kolwey
Ates
Walfins Harmb
Bo Lwuns
Dan Hafield
Edwardspore
Higgina
Sunif
T. G. Whasworth
Grover Pate
Terre Hbute
Pring Aube
Jacob Lenis
Domeats
St. Joseph's
Ghar
Joseph's
D. Markior
Elizabeth Jim Gast
Mantel
Brant
Ble Prrents, Jr
Frank M
Blake
Breil
G.W. Proest
Esegetia “Woodri
Nira
George Ww. Patterson
Teokyy
CSRS
Leota Forte
Toledo
Cardui
Imoney
Fearon
Ee Ee Ac
Maslin
Jembraider
India
iWorth
Faig
Agters | Haute
Dynamiter McDonald
Kentucky
Tris Royal Arcanum
United States
Seolar
D. A. A. Organization Grow
Ihraced
Kansas Bny
Fleree
Taylor
St. Louis
Southern Road
Chief High
Columbia Spectator
Kee
Cornell
Grosscup
Charleston
Cotes County
Gnotheyr
Peter A. Groaseup
Central Traction’ Co
Mer
Matalaux Ter
SSA
Laredo
Tex
Besta
Jesse P. Morris
Skipper
King’ Newcovery
Bu & Oo
Cincinnati
Penn
Zootogicat Gardens
Eden Park
Catherine. Helton E Doors
Postoffice
Save
Macdabonk
Go Ones
Maa Te
Lean de
Ati
Grand - Theater
James A, Gill
LLIAM
Nsurange
Russell
Cefie
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