Iowa News and Local Notes From Across the State
A roundup of crop, weather, and farm life reports from Iowa. Chief meteorologist updates on crop conditions and disease outlook. Nebraska and Kansas City events noted alongside state fairs and livestock show results. A mix of human interest items includes a woodworker’s elaborate table, a rodeo champion’s visit, and quick divorce-to-marriage timeline anecdotes.
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Missouri
Valley
Lin Noldeys
Charles D.read
Government Weather and Erdy Bureau
Aptd
Ray B.stone
John
Kansas City
Portland
Chicago
Iowa
Federal Department of Commerce
Sioux City
Neth
Dakota
Minnesota
Fliat
Pomeroy
Hartley
Ows
leMars
Moriillony
Gixtts
I “Yanieton
S.D
Blemiwake
Grove
Towa
Oehth
Jefferson
Nirth
Paulina
Weints
Wayne
Neby
C. A. Timmerman
Cornell Bluffs
Mwell
Mmerman
Kentucky
Abraham Lincoln
Abraham ‘Lincoln
Imamérman
Lincoln Farm
Dimmerman
Port Arthur
Arkansas
Oregon
Heaven
Ama
Alto Lexley
Love Farm
Imogene
Walter Heavox
Belle Fouche
Mra. Coolidge
New York City
Madison Square Garden
Farmers State Hunt
Tarrabeg
Cecil Tully
Polk County
Tully
Moores
Magnolia Tully
Prank
Shankland
Marguerite Simpson
Thompop
Iowa Industry Rise and Record 2500-Pound Steer
Iowa leaders discuss corn stalk products becoming major manufactures with Sioux City Ottumwa and Burlington cited for large outputs. A Neola farmer sells a 2500 pound Shorthorn steer for 300 dollars a hundred to Cudahy Packing, the heaviest on record in Omaha. A fifteenth child is born to Mrs Hall Hardime at Clarksville, and Corning woman wins 1000 prize in a word contest.
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Council
Iowa
Judward A. Kimball
Iowa Miamafacturers
Council Bhiits Real Estate Board
Kimball
Mr. Kimball
Cinginnati
Marl Carroll
Joyce Hawley
Sioux City
Goundil Bluits
Ottumwa
Morrell
Iows
Kittbull
Grand Skeptics
Mich
Burlington
Lilewisistf
Red Oak
Marshilltown
Trainera
Mason City
Sie Lennox ‘Furnace
Marshalltown
Towa
Omaha
Nate Darrington
Neola
Cudahy Packing Company
Charksville
Hall Hardime
Clarksville
Corning
Herown
K Brow
Brooks
Rosemary Crofton in Fox Morocco Love Tale Declines
Rosemary Crofton travels to Fox Morocco with Aunt Lady Tregarten where a Frenchman De Vries courts her and whispers of the mysterious Kald in the sultan's realm. Dawn riding ends with her being thrown and rendered unconscious.
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Rosemary Crofton
Fox
Morocco
Lady Tregarten
de Vries
Kald
Rosemary Fapulsen Te Vries
Rosemary Captured by Nomads on Mountain Path
Rosemary awakens stunned and injured after a brutal abduction by sulian tribesmen. They strip her of safety, lift her onto a horse as a bundle of merchandise, and transport her toward a distant farm while elders debate the fate of the foreign woman and offer vague assurances of care.
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Shea
Rosemary
de Vertes
Machaba
Sha
Hesetunry
Thret
Rosemary’s exile deep in rugged mountains and ransom fears
Rosemary endures a brutal caravan trek through a remote pass in a perilous mountain region. She is surrounded by tribesmen and guards while pondering escape, a possible ransom, and the cryptic purpose of her captors. An Englishman finally appears among travelers, sparking mixed relief and danger as she realizes her vulnerable position.
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Rosemary
France
Na Gully
Cites
Gabe
Verga
Bim
Gil
Rosermary
Tuite producing plant and its pitas in commerce
The Aber is an established brand name used for the Tuite plant and its clever pitas. The hint is widely grown and found in California and other regions. The product is exported to European counties and the United States, used in nets, carding, mantles, underwear, textiles, and related goods.
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Chilfornia
China
Europe
United States
Fragmented poem lines from a damaged page fragment
A garbled OCR snippet hints at a fable like poem about woven figures. It mentions Nix Hinerth as a possible creator or character and references appliances, though the text is incomplete and largely unclear.
Fragmentary Note on Social Exchange and Risk Taking
A garbled text fragment discusses exchange, friendship, and risk taking with phrases about helping a friend in need and taking chances. The readable content is limited to general ideas without clear individuals, places, or events.
Resistances Vary With Temperature
A discussion of how wire wound resistors change resistance with temperature. It explains molecular structure variations altering resistance per unit length, heating effects from current, and why some wires have negligible temperature coefficient, maintaining constant resistance under varying loads.
Volume Control Principles in Radio Receivers Discussed
The article outlines that modern volume controls must be noninductive to avoid altering inductance and distorting sound. It emphasizes placing control near the receiver input, using a high resistance in the antenna lead or across the binding posts, with a noninductive resistor like a clarostat or warostat to prevent energy loss and distortion.
Determining Polarity Explained by Engineers
Engineers describe methods to judge polarity using a potato or salt water test. Bare wire ends are inserted about an inch apart in the potato or solution, and current flow causes bubbles to rise from the negative wire indicating polarity.
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Fudan
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