Historical edition honors Harlan Shelby county publishers
The piece lauds P. L. Brown and David Brown for their historic Shelby county edition marking seventy years since Harlan's founding and celebrating the town's growth. It praises their journalistic work, noting the town’s rail links and modern progress while commending The Republican for its splendid commemorative edition.
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Canada
U-8
Iowa
U .F
Towa
Cass
Atlantic
News“Telegraph
Samnent
Tarkan
Shelby
P. LL
David Brown
Huelur
Brown
Harlan
Lowa
Noth Western
Beene
Council
Jaco
Rock Island
Atantiv
Havian
Shelby County
Trame
Harkin
Mi Brown
Logetin
Nang
Qiuk
Senis Brown
Harriarsendshelhy
Republican
Shelby County road bond vote sparks local controversy
Residents challenge a levy tied to a road bond program claiming the tax is unnecessary. The discussion centers on whether county and state funds will cover primary road improvements and if bonds issued by other counties affect Shelby County taxes.
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Shelby
Coun
al & Mills
Ye Jones
Shelby Wuanty
Scenys
Tawa
Senator Norris Fights Windmills in Modern Quixote Echo
The passage frames Senator Norris of Nebraska as a perennial reformer combating powerful interests. It cites his claim that utility magnates push policies to seize the birthright of the people, while noting his recent outburst about Chicagos streetcar lines and Suez like plots, portraying a clash of forces over city infrastructure and utility control.
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Norris
Nebuiaku
Ambustt
Chicago
Europe
Snevil
Smitty
Stthengs
Inter iv
Chicago Traction Lines
Norgis
Vorkay
Nes Cine
Yale
Rome
Matthew Adima Service
Norris Accusations and Failing Efforts Highlight Chicago Tensions
A fragmented report recounts Senator Norris clashing with Chicago business over traction lines. It depicts Norris pausing aid, facing sharp criticism, and asserting a faulting stance that muddies public understanding of the city’s energy and transport issues.
Farm relief bill passes after Senate vote amid debenture plan dispute
The final farm relief measure clears Congress after a contentious fight over the debenture plan. President Hoover is expected to sign as Senate Republicans and Democrats unite to push the bill forward despite partisan maneuvering. Public reaction ranges from irked to cautiously hopeful as lawmakers aim to boost relief amid lingering questions about the measure’s reach.
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Wowk Hange Jid
Prent Jlouver
Ryeryont
Wong
House
Senate
Hoover
Hooves Lis
Flav
Tecovntry
United States
Congress
Wes
Readers urged to note improved News Service from DES MOINES bureau
The News-Telegraph announces expansion of its wire coverage from the Des Moines International News Service led by Mr. Donegan. The paper emphasizes local news priority, cites Midwest and national coverage, and invites reader feedback on the upgraded service. The editors praise the change as meeting public appraisal.
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News-Telegraph
Des Moines
International ‘News
My. Donegan
Towa
Am Alpininwill
Midwest
Nnlory
N Teleprop
Defyareiterburn -International News Service
Des Moines U Turmoil Taints Highland Park Advertiser
A long critique recounts turmoil at Des Moines University as board leaders clash with Miss Rebman and Dr Shienka over control. It accuses Shields of pushing disbandment, halting progress, and hints at replacing the university with a Bible college, arguing against wrecking a once thriving institution.
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Des Moines
Rey
Dug Mohies University
Fronythu
Ward
Mareh
Wayman
Misa . Rebun
Miss Rebman
Shienka
Shields
Forca
Des Moines University Faces Board Crisis and Student Rally
Des Moines University students condemn a university board and president, demanding resignations, rallying Highland Park and Des Moines support, and urging the faculty to reclaim control. A speaker named Ruben Nelson from Minnesota echoes the call to keep the Christian university alive amid turmoil.
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Itt
Highland “Park
Des Moines
Des Moines University
Itwig Ruben Nelson
Siwayeup
Ruben Nelson
Peterson
Minnesota
Mark Anthony
Des-Moinés-university
Moines University
The Stars and Planets Guides for Summer Sky Study
The article urges readers to observe night skies to learn astronomy. It explains the North Star remains fixed while others appear to revolve, notes the Moon’s daily motion and western horizon setting in June, and describes Venus and early telescope photography revealing new planetary details. It encourages using star maps and mentors to identify constellations and suggests weather influence from celestial patterns.
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Someon
Bens
Beth
Earth
Ey Profewor
Venus
Velius
Mars
David
Mendia
King for a Day Amid Turbulent Era Reflected in Fragmented Text
Fragmented OCR mentions wartime events and postwar debt liquidation, referencing Germany and France around 1917 and a later forty-three year span. It notes university cattle debate, fair hearing in senate, river development enthusiasm, and Missouri River projects amid political skepticism.
Laws Press Of Sins Of The Parente In Seaston
The commission in session for three months in Europe reached a compromised agreement. Allies received more than Germany expected while Germany was obliged to pay more than its military leaders thought possible.
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Cowneil Bhitts Nongarell
Europe
Germany
Did You Ever Stop To Think in Advertising Era
Silson R. Waite laments urban billboards defacing beauty spots and obstructing sightlines. He notes city laws curb billboard erection but cites many firms continue to push adverts, arguing some advertising proves effective while others fail.
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Silson R. Waite
Shawnee
Ikindis
Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason
A fragmentary humorous poem in rough sketch about changing tastes and dieting. Unclear dates or publication details. mentions cucumbers lettuce and meals, weight loss, and a shift from old kindly ways to modern routines. The piece reflects mood of nostalgia and humor in a dated newspaper style.
Friday’s Questions by Jeremie Jaromu
A public ledger style query presents Friday’s questions about grammar and sentence correctness. It discusses verb forms and auxiliary tenses with names like Jayne Ryan Hoover and Jeromie Jaromu, noting phonetic details and the challenge of choosing the proper insertion in sentences.
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Antwers
Jeremie
Jaromu
Jar'omi
Jayne
Ryan
Public Ledger
Smiles and Words Tour Through a Curious Riddle
A fragmented dialogue hints at a comic scene with characters named Kitty, a doctor, and a doglike figure. The text shows garbled speech and stray phrases about paying a bill, rummage, and a patient audience. No clear storyline emerges beyond playful banter and mixed expressions.
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A E. P. Chase
BR. C
Ghase
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Jep PR. Ghase
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Burke, Kuipers’ & Mahoney, Inc
North Wabash Ave
New Jork, Grayhar
Lexington Ave
Offic
Highland “Park Advertiser
Legion
Huty
Toronto
Buffalo
X University
Bible—college
Shirkx
Steuben
Sibley Tribune
Universit
Waterloo
Amay
Tts
Sac City
Nye
Sunda
Ris
Laws Press
Nellie-Maxwell
Loufellaw
Walt Mason
Gortach English
Gorhers
Tomorow
Duwr
Modaj
Agglis
Sore Boeye
Deputtin
Rura
Fetter Wokin
Ketch
Bys Bray
Shouli' Lalit
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