Unclear Names of Individuals in Fragmented List
Fragmentary OCR snippet lists multiple individuals including Belle Merritt Cyrus White Ared White Ellea Klinesmith Don White Baird White a minor Ethal Johnson Cherrell White Fayth White a minor. No clear event or verifiable context provided.
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John
Belle Merritt
Cyrus White
Ared White
Ellea’ Klinesmith
Don White
Baird White
Ethal Johnson
Cherrell White
Fayth White
Plaintiff Lucy White seeks fee simple title to Atlantic land
Nathan White and Jennie Baker are named defendants in a Cass county Iowa district court filing. The plaintiff asserts Daniel W White held the property in trust for Lucy White and paid for it, despite the title being in Daniel W White during his life. The suit seeks a decree of trust, establishment of Lucy White’s title against all adverse claims, and quieting of title. Defendants must answer by September term, beginning September 21, 1920, or a default will be entered.
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District Court of
Gass County
Towa
Atlantic
Cass County
Daniel W. White
Lucy P. White
Laws
How To Relieve Rheumatism With Chamberlains Liniment
Advertisement claims chronic or muscular rheumatism can be relieved by massaging affected parts with Chamberlains Liniment. It promises pleasure and relief and states the product is obtainable everywhere.
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Chamberlain
Chimes That Are Historic Ring in Old North Church Boston
The Old North church chimes in Boston rang for many major events and births of the United States. Bells recall armistice signals, the Stamp Act repeal, Declaration signing, Civil War end, and other milestones. The eight bells, cast in 1745, carry inscriptions and a lineage of the Jewell family as chime ringers for nearly a century.
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Old North Church
Boston
United States
Paul Rovery
Hese Lela
A. Gadhler
Lincoln
Garfield
Zachary Taylor
Wilson
England
Masonic Building Association Incorporation In Southwest Iowa
Southwest Iowa Logan A Masonic building association is being incorporated to manage the purchase of the Stocker brick building by the lodge with capital stock authorized at 20000 dollars. Council Elyffa Tom Roules returned to Greece to marry but arrived in New York with his bride and will return home in a few weeks delayed by the war. Corning Board of Supervisors set two federal land contracts between Corning and county line. Phelan Shirley of Omaha awarded the grading at 48% per cubic foot. The Wicks Engineering and Construction Co of Des Moines awarded the street contract for completing the bridal seale verts totaling 440104 dollars. Council Bluffs Lloyd Murphy injured back and arm and Harold Fair suffered a broken collar bone after an auto crash in which two young women were passengers. fast driving blamed. Manning Herbert Haupt and William Walker located at Barling after leaving home to see the world. Fred Haunt retrieved them. Council Bluffs four men narrowly escaped a fall through the Douglas street bridge railing in Omaha. arrested for intoxication, driver Maloney and Hall held for investigation. Hamburg RR L Clark coal elevator burned with twenty tons coal lost. fire suspected to be started by combustion. Council Bluffe Clarence Gilmore horse trader robbed of 170 dollars while asleep in his wagon. attackers identified as Jack Bloom and John McAbee. Bloom claimed he himself was robbed of the money he took. He was fined for assault. Creston Ernest Matheny and Eldon Snyder switchmen pinched between two cars when engine backed into their train. condition not dangerous.
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Corning
Board of Supervisors
Phelan & Shirley
Omaha
Wicks Engineering and Construction. Co
Des Moines
Tyro Navy Film Sparks Wives Reactions at Showing
While a Pittsburgh Chronicle Telegraph item ran in a weekly, a Navy life scene on screen drew women to nudge each other. One exclaims her son is in the navy and says she is glad to have seen it. Another adds she is glad as well, noting scenes of scrubbing. The dialogue reflects curiosity about naval duties and its domestic resonance.
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Myles
News Weekly
Navy
Pittsburgh Chronicle Telegraph
Ruth and Ruth in a Sun day class remark
Ruth Tra Andrews, Terre Maute county clerk, active in Sunday school, asks children what they know about Ruth. A pupil answers with a surprising line, noting someone named Truth hit twenty nine home runs last season.
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Ruth
Tra Andrews
Cty
Terre Maute
Andrews
Wille
Indianapolis News
Hasty Figuring in Car Ride With Professor
A brief anecdote describes taking Professor Jiggs for a car ride. The professor remained silent, presumed absorbed in thought while the narrator suggests he may have been mentally tallying jolts and energy needs as the ride continued.
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Prof
Jiggs
European Army Literacy Rates Across Nations
The record compares army and navy literacy in leading European powers and the United States. Germany shows 61.1 percent, France 40.0 percent, England 50.0 percent, Austria 23.8 percent, Hungary 20.10 percent, Italy 38.8 percent, and Scotland 61.7 percent. The U S army literacy is 7.6 percent.
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Eurp
Hewe
Germany
France
England
Aurlen
Hungary
Italy
United States
Letter reveals Declaration not signed on July 4th
A long lost letter from Thomas McKean to Cesar Rodney discusses the signing of the Declaration of Independence. It notes the 4th of July was when the document was offered for engrossment, not when all members signed, and that McKean was away with General Washington's camp before adding his own name upon return.
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Thomas McKean
Cesar Augustus Rodney
Cesar Rodney
McI¢ean
Rodney
Journal of Congress
McKennadda
Philadelphia
Washington
Congress
War hero in politics stories gets probation
In San Francisco on June 29 Ser geant Alvin V York a famed war hero drew politics into the spotlight as Tennessee delegates endorsed Gen L D Tyson as vice presidential candidate. In Los Angeles Capt Charles L Stoker a former officer was granted probation after shooting Dr Ernest E Roberts of Afton Iowa who invaded his home seeking Mrs Josephine Stokes.
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San Francisco
Alvin V. York
America
Tennessee
York
Gen. L. ‘D
Los Angeles
Charles L. Stoker
Ernest E. Roberts
Afton
Josephin
Stokes
Craig
Wilken Monument Works Ad Promises No Mistakes
An old newspaper line urges readers to place orders with the Wilken Monument Works, claiming reliability and precision in funeral monuments and headstones. The terse note emphasizes confidence and prompt service for memorial projects.
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Wilken Monument Works
Sues man for $100000 in Chicago breach of promise
Miss Alice B. Krachy files suit for 100000 against Werman H. Budke of Des Moines Iowa alleging breach of promise after a marriage date was set Budke said he was already married. Dr H K Williams, dentist in Fulton Building Fifth and Chestnut Streets.
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Cchicago
Alice B. Krachy
Werman H. Budke
Des Moines
Krhehy
Budke
H. K. Williams
Fulton Building
Fifth and
Chestnut Streets
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Mex
White
Ter Cleaners
Nathan White
Jennie Baker
E. M. Willard
Plaintiff
Murray Bros. Well Drilling
Matt L. Murray
Hickory St
Iowa
Maxwell
Wilken Truck Company
Belle
Bowton
Christchurch
New England
North America
John Hancock
Robert, Semple
Robert Jenkins
John Gould
Charles H. Jewell
Jewell
Ara
Old North
Charles
Pred
Arth Jewell
Logan
Masonic Building Association
Lodge
Council
Elyffa
Tom Roules
Greece
New York
Council Bluffs
Lloyd Murphy
Harold Fair
Manning
Herbert Haupt
Myr
Fred Haunt
William Walker
Barling
Birney Maloney
Harry Halt
Roy Williams
John Nelson
Douglas Street
Maloney
Hall
Hamburg
RR. L. Clark
Council Bluffe
Clarence
Crecton
Ernest Matheny
Eldon Snyder
Anyl
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Tynon
Chicago
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