Libley World Editorial Snippets and Quotes
A scanned page presents a mix of subscription lines and long, rambling quotations. It references Abraham Lincoln's call for reverence of law, notes about France taxation, U. P. locomotive orders, Russia education gaps, and various political hints. It also contains rail wage debates, tariff politics, a humorous walking-on-water anecdote, Dun & Co. business failures in 1907, and reflections on barb wire industry history and the Beat Em All Barb Wire company.
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Thompson
Manchester
Waterloo
Cadar Falla
Gret
Businega
al Bosg
Truncated OCR Notes Hint at Names Percival and Manchester
Fragments mention three items and a triad process in lighting, with Percival and Manchester named among others. The passage seems to credit neither man for a deed, casting doubt on attributions and suggesting misattribution in a lighting or surveying context.
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Percival
Manchester
Iowa Press Notes and Comment on Democratic Handicaps
Uncle Geo Perking notes Washington republican leaders may insert handicaps to boost a Democratic contest. The Marion Register accuses Democrats of causing trouble against democracy while the Des Moines Capital cites party members opposing reform. The Des Moines Tribune quotes Benster Allian on battleships as a tired solution.
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Geo. Perking
Washington
Fragmented Iowa debate and odd regional notes in Iowa papers
A collage of remarks from Iowa papers touches on political chaff in the Johnson Bryan camp, Democrats gaming primary rules, gypsy fortune tellers in Cherokee, self-control tests, and odd local tidbits. It notes Des Moines debt, Missouri jokes, a Muskegon woman’s death, and a banker found in Los Angeles, all in a brisk, local tone.
Be wary of tales and bold claims in strange chatter
A mangled excerpt cites shifting beliefs about salaries and lies in discourse. It mentions a New Jersey man fatally shooting a friend after a chin jab, contrasts slights, and quotes Mulhall on language counts. It lists English, German, Ruaajan, Mhinese, and Hindustan speakers with large totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Mulhall
State plans cost cut on primary ballots and rail engines idle
The state executive council will issue a basic instructional card for the primary election to save expense. Auditors may publish a full facsimile of party ballots, or simply list candidates in official order. The council favors the shorter list to reduce four pages to one, with potential council letters guiding auditors. Meanwhile Waterloo Reporter reports about a dozen idle locomotives valued around 125000 dollars tied up near repair sheds, exposed to weather, awaiting traffic revival in fall, highlighting waste at a division point on a national railroad.
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State Executive Council
Ita
Executive Council
Waterloo
Wexlats
Masons to Cedar Rapids Grand Lodge Meetings
Masons plan gatherings in Cedar Rapids from May 29 to June 4 with three days of instruction followed by annual meetings and officer elections. Local interest centers on P. J. Martin being considered for grand mentor as delegates from Washington and Town gather for the Methodist general assembly in Baltimore.
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Grand Lodge
Cadar Rapids
Trans
P. J. Martin
M. E
Washington
Methodist General Assembly
Baltimore
M. Weaver
State Supreme Court
Iowa Faile
O. M. Benedict
Shelby County
Muanatina
H. M. Havner
Marengo
FPr ateeworthy Jonge, Washington Pout
The piece uses humor about domestic life and financial strain to comment on honesty and reliability. It suggests a man who breaks his word may merely stutter, implying gentler judgments in marital contexts. The tone reflects a light social observation rather than hard news.
Varied Whin on Telepathy and Civic Echoes
A collage of odd musings on thought telepathy and perception, interwoven with brief town chatter. The piece references Wm. Morila the actor and a mix of local vignettes about city life, birds, banking, and a quirky courtroom exchange. It ends with an advertising note for Portland cement from George Hanig.
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Wm. Morila
New York
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Althouse
Ideancad
Sizmonthe
Soglecepiss
Abraham Lincoln
Pvery
France
Paria
U. P
Russia
Gov
Denben
Illinois
Germany
Britain
Foraker
Missiscippi
Odlwain
Stickney
Gera Gray
Jersey
Taft
Southwest
Interstate Commerce Commission
Perhapa
Tom
Congress
Smoky City
United States
R. G. Dun & Co
Caesar
Iowa Press
Demooratic Party
Marion Register
Dolliver
Asya
Des Moines
Benster Alliaon
The
Des Moines Tribune
Iowa Falls
Johnson
Bryan
Albia Union
Rep
Daily Capital
Iowa
Cherokee
Jimmy
Pita
Muskegon
Michigan
Pedro
Des Morins
Lowa
Doniigur
Indiana
Los Angeles
California
Beyl
Dune Graax
Delaware
Masons
Cedar Rapids
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Maud
Nell
Tnterhroven
Louiarile Courier-Journel
Cuba
Fpr Ateeworthy Jonge
Haster Bonnet
Tia
Abe
Birdsall
Atang Pat
Birdash
Allison
Laure
George
Pardans
Abip
John Aliddicks
H. Hiddicks
George Hanig
Hardin County
Julia Scunryy
Wow CO
Muapen
Eldora
Wantias Wucpan
Hardinounty
Matt Kennedy
A. Bohlingame
Eldora, Ta
J. B. Sttarh, JR
Potes
R.A. Vigars
Eldora, Jr
Board of Supervisors
Swallum
Hubbard
Guv. W
Thos, Walsh
Beer OF the Ackley World
Eliora
Towa
Hart Schaffer & We
Hart, Schaffner & Marx
McNeil & Blackmun, Clothiers
Ginladung An Unsere
Rundschgaft
Ben Herren
Damen
Kinder Shughe
Schlippers
Beide Qarben
Sadwarg
Brown
Adley
Deepke
Butts Ackley, Iowa
Merry Widow Bata
Latta Faust
Plore
Nix
Sciurra & Hore
Menfe
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