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Newspaper
Bedford Free Press
Location
Bedford, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1926
Page
3
A quoted aphorism urges personal honesty about effort across life. It contrasts claiming to be the best with recognizing ongoing improvement and accountability, attributed to Phillips Bronks in a reflective, moral tone.
A fuel technologist argues there is no active coal formation beneath the earth. He states all coal currently beneath the surface was formed above ground in ancient peat bogs and later buried, similarly to how peat forms today.
Expressions of sympathy for Abe Miller and family follow a death notice. Family members, Velma Dougherty and Abe Miller, extend thanks. Hart family moves to Kansas City as Mr Hart assumes Perma Company territory for feeds. Billy Chilcote returns from Conway with grandparents. Ren Fuller to visit Columbus, Ohio with son Fred, wife accompanying back home later.
The Oregon Historian society attempted to substitute the old Indian names for Smiths Crossing in South Paris but met with strong resistance from locals and officials who resisted the unfamiliar terms. The exchange highlighted the difficulty of reconciling historic toponyms with modern naming.
In Eddyville Iowa teachers will return next year with Mrs Hazel Clayton daughter of Mr and Mrs Elza Clayton also teaching there Dwight Dorsey of Conway visited Bedford Tuesday morning and cut three fingers while building a fence The American Legion Auxiliary conducted a poppy sale Saturday raising 29 dollars Maxine Wetmore sold eight dollars worth of poppies proceeds aid crippled veterans in government hospitals and hospitals
A site on Newspaper Row in Civil War days near government buildings and telegraph offices is slated to become the permanent home of Washington bureaus for leading newspapers and the National Press Club after a hotel project replaces dwelling units.
In a Middle West college game an attempted four field goals yielded one that sailed over the crossbar between the posts but was blown back into play by the wind before touching the ground. Officials split on whether the goal should count, highlighting a rare scoring controversy.
Path finder Magazine notes that reputable dictionaries agree the word is pronounced a-dress with the second syllable stressed, while many pronounce it ad-dress with the first syllable stressed, reflecting common mispronunciations.
Ohio State Journal notes the phrase bluh sounds exactly like its meaning and jokes that boob is a close second in representing speech.
The nineteen years from the death of Emperor Conrad IV in 1254 to the accession of Emperor Rudolph I in 1278 are named the great interregnum of the Holy Roman German empire.
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