Weather and Crop Bulletin Reports Widespread Rains
The Iowa Weather and Crop Bulletin notes copious to excessive rains this week across most counties with wind and hail in many areas. Harvesting delays, grain damage, and heating risks follow while later warmth aids drying. Early yields show winter wheat above average with good quality and oats improve with cool moist weather.
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Iowa
Black Hawk
Boone
Cerro Gordo
Fayette
Greene
Polk
Story
Wright
Notice of Will Proof in Cherokee County Iowa
Notice in Cherokee County Iowa states an instrument purporting to be the last will of Peter Johnson, deceased, was produced, opened, read, and filed. The clerk F J Carpenter affixed the seal July 18, 1922, with Herrick & Herrick as attorneys.
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Iowa
Cherokee County
Peter
Johnson
Kennedy
F. J. Carpenter
Herrick & Herrick
Farmer Ships Five Car Loads of Fat Cattle from Peterson
Fred Plagman a prominent farmer eight miles south of Peterson shipped eighty three head of fat cattle to Chicago market on Saturday evening. The cattle weighed 125 505 pounds totaling 1486 pounds per animal with Plagman topping the market at 10 25 per hundred.
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Peterson
Fred Plagman
Chicago
Plagman
Happenings From Neighboring Towns show marriages and ventures
Local society notes record a July 5 marriage in Boone between Carl E Newcomb and Irene Bailey. Storm Lake bids for a summer normal school extension and Spencer hosts the current session. Chas Arrasmith plans a Galva boarding house and a hotel license. Henry L Marsh buys Nelson Auto and forms a Nash sales service in Buena Vista county. New Olsen Post members in Cleghorn bring total to forty one. Washta poets plan a home grown Chautauqua after Redpath Vanter failure. Mish Rachel Robertson Bris marries in Fort Dodge. Storm Lake Retail Credit Association forms for business protection and credits.
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Peterson
Carl E. Newcomb
Irene Bailey
Eagle Grove
M. E
Boone
Iowa
F. F. Travis
Storm Lake Pilot-Tribune
Storm Lake
State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Spencer
Galva Tribune
Buena Vista County
Henry L. Marsh Co
Marcus News
Henry Montandon
Andrew Magnesen
Olsen Post
Cleghorn
Post
Vanter
Washta Journal
Rachel Robertson
Bris
I . i Marrage
Piscopal
Fort Dodge
Jas. Robertson
Washta High School
Isdetztt College
Chicago
Perdu University of Indiana
W. EH. Buel and Co
Sioux City
Miss Jerusha's European Adventure Revealed
Miss Jerusha Kay travels six months to Europe to learn firsthand. She returns with a tale and donations from her exhibit in Hampton, drawing town interest and confirming her manly friend Allie Locke’s marriage aboard the ship.
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Itepose
Jerusha Kay
Europe
Bess
Allie Locke
Mrs. Jenifer
Jerusha
Allie
Gli
Spain
Indy
New York
Hampton
Express
MisaJerusha Aiba
Southern Colonies in 1735 The bond between England and America
The Christian Science Monitor quotes Mary Johnston describing Virginia Maryland the Carolinas and Georgia as a southern sweep united with England yet marked by mutual criticism and tension. It notes future generations who would hear of independence and recalls that mother and daughter remain one despite discord.
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Virginia
Maryland
Carolinas
Georgia
England-in-America
Goethe
England
America
Mary Johnston
Amerion
Christian Science Monitor
Spongy Moss of Labrador Described in Journal Excerpts
Charles Wendell Townsend discusses passages from Au dubon's Journal about trekking Labrador’s sub Arctic bogs and moss fields. He notes foot sinks in deep cushion like walking through wet snow and describes vast savannas where soil seems to wave underfoot.
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Labrador
Natashquan
Audubon
Charles Wendell Townsend
You Spell You Reap Note From Fellow to Boss
A Richmond Times Dispatch note quotes a backhanded exchange where a worker asks to raise salary to take another job and the boss responds that the request will be granted so the worker can start immediately. The fragment highlights salary pressure and employment churn.
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Richmond Times- Dispatch
Domestic: Mrs Uptown on the Edge of Decay
Fragmentary note mentions Mrs Uptown and Mrs Downte in a domestic serialized piece. The garbled OCR hints at wear and character decline, with unresolved names and a magazine framing. Readable elements point to a literary or serialized domestic theme rather than a clear event.
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Downte
Broken Engagement Ends as Vera Croydon Wins Suit
Lawyer Hugh Wayne navigates a manipulative client Dalton and the volatile engagement with Vera Croydon. Rumors of Dalton's ruin unfold as Vera proves her fortune in a lengthy suit, leading to a hopeful reconciliation for Wayne.
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Martin Dalton
Hugh Wayne
Dalton
Werte
Croydon
Wayne
Vera Croydon
Miss Croydon
Vera
Croy
Ron
Datton
Miss x Seppa
In the Swim Origin Traced to Thames Fish
The article explains the saying in the swim means being active or prominent in society or business. It traces the phrase to Thames fishermen who used the term for fishier spots and notes the opposite out of the swim.
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Thames
Egyptian Vanity Pots Recovered From Ancient Tombs
Fragmentary description notes vanity pots once used by an Egyptian woman of status were recovered and taken to London. The text compares ancient and modern women in ornate toiletry items, mentioning war paint and ritual artifacts preserved from burial.
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London
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Aurelia Sentinel E. C. Lighter
Aurelia
Pierce
Martha Macwilliams
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
United States
Lnck
Allce
G. E
Hamilton
Beach Vacuum Cleaners
Arena’s Electric Shop
Aurelia, Iowa
By Winifred Dunbar
Semanaaces Uote
Western Newspaper Union
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