Large sum for Iowa and Nebraska veterans funds recovered
Money recovered for Iowa and Nebraska veterans by the rehabilitation division of the Omaha veterans bureau totaled for the year ending Aug. 1. The liaison officer noted increases in benefits and tied the effort to improved veteran services across both states, highlighting the continued work of the division and associated agencies.
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Gitims
Iowa
Nika
Omaha Veterans Bie
Say
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This Woman in Four Weeks Lost Fat and Weight
A reader letter recounts a drastic weight loss claim after four weeks using an advertised product. The writer describes initial heavy overweight, attempts to diet, and rapid progress after starting the regimen, praising the results and promising continued benefit. The letter appears to endorse the product, urging others to try it.
Town War Mar toch War case study transcription
Fragmentary OCR notes describe cases, years, departments, and numbers without clear subjects or dates. The text references investigations, car work, witness statements, and total counts, but specific entities and outcomes are obscured.
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Unis
Rock Island Railroad Time Cards Summary
Time cards show schedules for Rock Island lines including Atlantic and Audubon branches. Entries list departure and arrival times such as 3:98 a.m and 8:00 a.m, with notes on daily services and exceptions. Includes branch identifiers Griswold, Atlantic, and No. 303, No. 1029, and No. 1086 with service notes and motor car status.
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Lantic
Atlantic
Griswold
Aic
Manganese Boon to Steel Inustry Article Summary
The Washington Star notes manganese helps steel by hardening. It claims manganese accounts for about 8 percent of all manganese used in the country and varies in steel from about 1 to 12 percent depending on desired hardness.
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Washington Star
Your Want Ad Reader Reach in This Paper
A garbled note touts the magazine’s openness to fiction and diverse views, claiming a broader understanding and forgiving stance for readers. It mentions a readership of 25,000 and invites ads as a means to reach a wide audience.
Sheriff praised for diligent service and order
Fragmented report lauds a county sheriff for efficient, lawful leadership amid chaos. Mentions public trust, authority, and appreciation for maintaining decency and order while addressing a drawn out river trouble. Details are garbled but center on commendation of steady governance.
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Wien
Mir
Sheriff Forces Good Behavior After Traffic Standstill
Officers report a tense standoff as three trucks blocked a road causing a traffic jam. A sheriff, praised for decisive action, directed emergency controls and ordered rerouting while bystanders watched a crowd near the scene. Local authorities defused the stoppage and planned a formal briefing.
Radox Miracle Worker Promises Easy Foot Care
An Oddly phrased ad touts Radox as a modern remedy to remove hard skin from feet and restore ease of walking. It promotes dissolving corns and calluses with a sea based approach and urges readers to buy from Gregereen drug store or other modern drug outlets.
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Gregereen
Dulighi
No Difference In Sexes A Woun Punishments
No clear details found due to garbled text. The fragment suggests a discussion of sex differences and punishment but lacks coherent facts, names, dates, or locations to form a concise news item.
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