Briefs from Davenport Area News and Local Notices
Today’s paper notes car purchases by Dale Murrow and Elmer Busse, hospital discharge for Mrs Carey, Cap Niles taking medical leave, Des Moines visitors Mrs Jones and Mrs Comfort, Cass-Pottawattamie drainage board meeting in Griswold, Missouri visitors the Culvers, Northern trip plans for Frank Retz and daughter Elsie, C B K Cole’s appendectomy recovery, and a sheriff sale of the Blake house at Fourth and Hagel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanne G
John W. Blake
Charlotte J. Brubaker
Blake
Fourth
Hagel Streets
Enduring Peace Evades All Sides in Turbulent Era
The text laments that lasting peace remains elusive for all, noting that true harmony requires victory over conflicting forces and corruption. It frames peace as a fragile state achieved only through decisive action against prevailing threats and moral decay.
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Ktore
Marne Town Budget Estimate Notice
The town council of Marne will meet Tuesday August 4 1925 to consider expenditures. Town Clerk Al Gill notes estimated expenditures and taxes per thousand of assessed value. Estimated taxes per 1000 dollars listed with figures and line items for review by taxpayers.
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Marne
Notich
AL Gill
Princess Hermine Says Wilhelm Is Deeply Religious
Storming portrays Wilhelm as devout and morally steadfast, amid scrutiny of his motives and wartime responsibility. Hermine details his morning services, letters to her, and his ongoing study of history and diplomacy while denying plots for his return or secret exchanges with former leaders.
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Princess Hermine
Wilhelm
Dunbar Weyer
E. N.S. AL
Wildbad
Black Forrest
Germany
Storming
Sim
Mia
Doorn
Hermine
Salaries of U S Employes Affected by Ape Suit
Fragmentary text shows a legislative clash over salaries and a court case. The item references U S employees, an ape suit, and tensions in the Capitol, with religious science and forensic tone. exact details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Congress
Wilter Nes
Colonial Type Home Dignified by Spaciousness
The second of three articles on the Geometry of Home Building discusses how Dutch Colonial and other “colonial” styles lose their form when decorative attempts hide structural rules. It notes dormers and shingles as misapplied features that distort shape, with a humorous jab at a fat lady image to illustrate the faults of misproportioned design.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joose
Dusistier
Architest
Hou Fureau
What You May Want To Know About Building
A condensed Q&A from the Small House Service Bureau of the United States, contracted by the American Institute of Architects and led by the Department of Congress. It answers questions on standard contracts, frost on windows, contract-for-deed concerns, dampness in cellars, settling frame houses, lime in concrete, and related building issues with practical guidance.
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Jewett Coach
Jewett
Small House Service Bureau
Th United States, Inc
American Institute of Architects
Department of Con
Octagon House
Washington
Condi
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