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Akron Register Tribune

Location

Akron, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1927

Page

3

Flin Flon Mineral Belt Promises Vast Copper Ore

Canada’s Grama moves toward a new pole in the Hok North region near Flin Flon with an enormous, largely untapped copper ore body. Three governments, a $50,000,000 to $H0,000,000 investment, railway expansion, and a giant smelter plan loom as Manitoba and Saskatchewan back major development. Prospector Jack Hammel is credited for early discovery and push toward financing. estimates place ore value in the hundreds of millions, with Sheritt Gordon and Ballinger-Norvunda deals adding potential.

Toronto Canada Yar Flin Manitoba Lake Hng Uitario Whittney-Channing Bustle Uni New North Dominion Matitaba Saskatchewan Sth Ouuouu Hudson Bay Railway Canadian National Railways Mill Flow Islands Falls Churchill River White Mud Fulla Nelson Ater Mining Far Pulp Oind Paper Mill Svoul-Pulp Wruas United States Jick Hammel Mlaluy Sone Ahn Ing Coroporation of Whitney-Chuining Syndicate Retelns Curt Julenest Shine Indy Sherritt-Gordon Noah'Thauuins Ballinger Norvunda Elin

Dog Hero of War to Be Honored in Death

A commemorative plaster cast honoring Stubby the World War I dog is to adorn the American Legion Room. Stubby, credited with capturing a German spy and earning praise from Doughboys, served at the Marne Champagne St Michael Menge Argonne and met Presidents Wilson Harding and Coolidge. He died in 1926 and his ashes were sealed inside the plaster cast.

Wileson Wis Witte House Harding Conlidge

Pineapple fiber aids papermaking in old industry shift

Pineapple fiber enters papermaking as a new material amid rising paper demand. The text notes forests supplied wood pulp for books newsprint and cheaper writing interiors, while older sources relied on ragstock for stronger stock for ledgers bundles and currency, signaling a shift in papermaking resources.

Washington

Mammoth Cave National Park plan aims to buy Kentucky land

Louisville’s Mammoth Cave National Park association seeks a $2,000,000 drive to acquire 70,618 acres in Kentucky surrounding Mammoth Cave Then the lands would become a national park under United States control. The campaign argues park tourism would boost regional economy and attract many visitors from the West to Kentucky.

Louisville Kentucky Mammoth Cave National Park Association United States Congress Chilel

Monday Morning Feeling Declared Scientific Fact by Professor

A newspaper note reports Professor Winifeed Calis asserting the Monday morning feeling is a real scientific phenomenon. The claim stems from experimental discussion in a feature on industrial psychology applied to home life, with references to related works by Professor Collis and others.

Winifeed Calis Collis Warton Sverll Alote Dbys

From Rope to Paper in Experimental Bureau Mill

A tropical jungle material called cura, produced from rope fibers, is processed into pulp then sheets in a paper mill. The procedure uses caustic soda bleaching, pressing, rolling, and air drying to create a strong sheet comparable to standard papers, tested for bursting strength.

Bureau of Standurds

New Berlin Device Aims to Halt Trains Autonomously

A new automatic stopping device for the Berlin Dresden line uses Plagironmguerle magnets placed on rails and locomotive, triggering brake Application before the main semaphore. The system, invisible to weather and substances, permits the engineer to release the brake only via a releasing device at the semaphore, and is touted as a major German railway improvement.

Berlin Berlin-Dresden

Advertising impulse boosts government growth forecast

The wagonal government aims to heighten advertising and development, estimating annual n number will rise to 300,000 within a short time and continue growing.

Wagonal

Ancient hieroglyphs reveal tribal battle in Dry Elver region

Read by Nipe Stroungtieurt known as Wity Tuan Nah, the carvings on methicite walls depict a clash between Shoshones and likely Bueno cocks and Elk clan. One Elk warrior is shown taking at least 20 scalps, with arrowheads and animal skins listed beneath the scenes.

Elver Nipe Stroungtieurt Wity Tuan Nah Stronghear Gala

King's Mate by Rosita Fe Orbes Ars

Rosemary Crofton travels to the governor's palace in Dez Morocco with Aunt Lady Tregarten. A Frenchman De Vries pursues her, revealing the mystery of the Kald under the sultan. She resists, is rescued after a fall, and encounters Kaid who is revealed as an Englishman.

Rosemary Crofton Dez Morocco Lady Tregarten de Vries Kald Rosemary Fez Pete Zarlin Reid Westwyn Martengo

Escape Plans Weave Between Rosemary and Martengo

Rosemary endures confinement at a hillside guest house as Martengo schemes to help her escape. Their wary alliance grows through cautious walks and shared confidences, with Pete and Zarifa keeping watch while Rosemary plots a risky break from Fez. The uneasy partnership intensifies as they weigh money and trust against danger.

Martengo Rosemary Fez Trosemary Tian Zarifa Pete Lim Mittengo

Synthesis of a Bore

An Atlantic Monthly fragment mocks verbose nonfiction by detailing a recipe for dull prose. It calls for unleavened exotism and chestnut shells, dry facts stripped of humor, dates stuffed with statistics, and a pinch of personal anecdotes to reach a state of complete indifference.

Atlantic Monthly

Tasteful Platter Glimpses In Historic Boston Menu Fragments

A garbled OCR fragment mentions tasting with one's own tongue and a Boston era dining style. It hints at a plated dish garnished elaborately and a rustic serving approach, though the text is incomplete and lacks clear names or dates.

Toleration's Great Value in People and Perspective

A compact reflection on toleration as a valued virtue in men and women. It emphasizes the ability to see from others viewpoints, grant them freedom to choose, and wish happiness for others in their own way.

Iowa News Notes on bonds, eggs, and wolves in 1910s style

Howard county voters vote January 19 on a 750000 highway bond plan. Iowa State College reports 44000 hens produced 6437007 eggs in the year. A Glenwood hatchery plans a 24000 capacity chickery. A timber wolf sighting on Lincoln highway prompts quick remedy. Canadian kiss note to health champion Fred Christensen elicits humor. A Des Moines dog owner in hospital left 100 dogs cared for by locals. Oil station dispute in Hilton heads to council. State fair profits rise with 66 fairs netting 125805, 50 profitable. Mapleton charter dispute upholds franchise rights. Public works contracts let for 4.454 million miles of paving and bridges. Fire damages in Nevinville and Oreston. horse accident in Corning. Dow City timber accident injures worker.

Howard County Board of Supervisors Newis Iowa State College Guy Brady Glenwood Bloyd F. Bloun Carroll Rh Lincoln Highway Brockelsby Fred Christensen America Fred Ralph S. Little Des Moines Little Uilnton Supreme Court Iowa A. R. Corey Corey Mapleton Publc Utilities Lowa Light, Heat, & Power Company District Court Monona County Mapelton Koppelman Gensral Hanson Blackgirdl David Riegel Corning Berly Thawyson Dow City

Iowa crop values top in years amid war years notes

Des Moines reports statewide field crop values reached 532,020,000 dollars, a peak since 1930 except 1924, with 1920s and war years showing higher totals. Iowa corn output about 400,000,000 bushels, price-driven gains attributed to a moderate eastern crop and better quality. Fairview Farm near Humboldt spans 7,000 acres with 150 workers in season, producing, storing, and marketing on-site.

Des Moines Westher Charles L Reed Pridas Iowa Mississippi River Fairview Farm Humboldt—Fairview Odeboll W. B P. Adana

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