08 Aug 1902
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Newspaper
Buffalo Center Tribune
Location
Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1902
Page
1
Readable fragments from Buffalo Center Tribune mix satire and notes on politics culture and weather. Mentions Venice stadium ideas Cairo governance and a curious mix of figures and misprints reflecting a chaotic page.
A garbled report outlines executive calls for action on road assessments and tax changes in Iowa counties. It notes shifts in property valuation, proposed road levies, and municipal reactions amid debates over road funding and public works.
Governor announces an inquiry into the Rock Island consolidation and reorganization, signaling possible legal action to prevent a merger. He warns the public and stockholders of potential consequences while weighing state intervention and its impact on control and finances of the railroad firms involved.
Iowa paper boasts the highest proportional circulation among newspapers, with claims of 289,000 copies in a block of 12. It notes affiliation with the Associated Press and daily wire service dispatches, marketing editions across weekdays and Sundays.
Defalcation totaling 380000 is alleged as Perkins failed to post bond. Investigations reveal complex schemes across multiple states involving land, stock, a Mexican plantation, and other property. Authorities question how Perkins deceived inspectors and the Northwestern company, amid a broader public discussion on the case and its financial implications.
A cyclone struck Hanna Shiing east of Turerac on the Alla- Keapolis & St. Louis line, injuring H A Shaw and wife and leaving them near death at Fort Dodge. The Way Heian & Co elevator was demolished and many buildings destroyed. Winds stretched from Sigona to Laverne over about twenty miles, crippling crops and farmland. John F. Duncombe is reported dead. prominent Iowa legal and political figure Bircombe dies after long service. The storm caused widespread ruin, with farms, houses, and grain scattered and inclimate conditions hindering recovery efforts.
Readable text describes a severe sequence of earthquakes in northern Santa Barbara county and San Luis Obispo area. A major shock devastated towns, damaged telegraphs, stores, churches, and welfare buildings, with fissures opening, hills subsiding, and inhabitants fleeing as aftershocks continued through the night and into dawn. Security forces and local officials faced disorder and fear as the region reeled from the tremors.
August 2 177? Governor Stone issues general order placing troops on duty in Shenandoah to support civil authorities as violence disrupts peace. Major General commanding the division of the national guard Wil placn on duty portions of the division to aid the sheriff in restoring order and protecting life and property.
Fragmented report describes General Smith being informed of retirement amid president's decision. Mention of lieutenant Shields, cabin scene, and discussions about the president's move. Details blur with garbled OCR but convey status change and official notification.
Fragmented report details a 18th century engagement between Columbia revolutionary factions and Royal troops. Descriptions of sieges, penalties, and counterfeiting charges accompany mentions of notable figures and military actions amid a turbulent regional conflict.
A fragment from a 19th century account describes the smallest man in the world in Major Gantz Fairfield. The six year old weighs 30 pounds and stands eighteen inches tall. His parents are of average stature and reside in Voir Held. The report details various injuries, events, and a referenced inmate Meredith, with sympathy noted by a correspondent from Wehigan county.
Mr B R Langendorfer of Unispace Bur expresses severe kidney trouble with skin involvement. After two boxes of Dodd's Kidney Pills he reports complete relief and urges others with kidney issues to try the remedy. Also mentions DeNanee Cold Water Starch advertisement claims higher quantity and price comparison.
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