Historic Newspapers Reveal Strife Across Decades
Edward F. Dole surveys archival issues from James Crago’s collection. He contrasts colonial Boston’s 1770 riot reporting with later 19th century papers and 20th century gun violence, noting persistent unrest across centuries and regions.
Obituaries and notices from Wilton Junction and nearby towns
Mrs Laura Claussen 56 dies after long illness at Wilton Junction funeral set at home with Rev C W Pfeffer officiating Burial Oakdale cemetery The Yerkes family reunion in Vinton features Lou Pearson of California and several Yerkes relatives Richard J Werning 31 of Newhall dies after illness in Iowa hospital Mary Werning and family mourns in Newhall Richard J Werning 31 was Lutheran teacher in Rivercrest Wisconsin later taught in Masonee Illinois He leaves wife Gertrude Persson and five sisters and four brothers Troop F 118th cavalry encampment plans at Camp Dodge Fort Des Moines Officials of Wilton Junction hold funeral for William Baker 77 at Presbyterian church burial Oakdale Cemetery Baker served as postmaster and manager of a Rochester gas station Marie Baker and family announce marriage of Dorothy Ives to Robert Fountain of Iowa City on June 6 Kahoka Missouri They plan to reside in Iowa City after honeymoon
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Wilton Junction
Laura Claussen
Laura Stoterau
Cedar County
Henry Claussen
Claussen
Raymond
Otto
Hartley
Peter
Pipestone
Minn
Julius
West Liberty
Amanda Struck
Hope
Presbyterian Church
Ladies
C. W. Pfeffer
Oakdale Cemetery
Vinton
Yerkes
S. E. Yerkes
Riverside Park
Lou Pearson
Modesta
Calif
Pearson
Charles Yerkes
Kirk
Pearl Yerkes
Tama
Lincoln Brown
Ed Baueh
Ceri Brewer
Earl Yerkes
W C Nichols
Charles
Newhall
Richard J Werning
Martin Werning
Towaity
Wernmey
Thenniversity
Iowa
Theutheran Teacher College
Rivercrest
Buwards
Ile
Masonee
Tiss Gertrude Perssons
Red Bud H
William Baker
C. W. Pfieffer
Wilton Junction Lodge
A. F
Mary Wade
Rochester
Mildred Wathan
Atalissa
Letha Lair
Alexis, Ill
C. R
Here
W. W. Baker
Muscatine
Curt Baker
Cedar Rapids
Ida Munn
Masonic Order
Wilton Lodge
Washington, Va
Dorothy Ives
Ed Kos
Robert Fountain
Iowa City
Kahoka
Salem School
Fairview School
Jackson Township
Trio of factors determine climate on a planet
Dr Walter S. Adams, director of the Mt Wilson Observatory, says climate depends on three inseparable factors: distance from the sun, heat intensity, and amount of light received. The farther a planet is, the cooler and darker it becomes, affecting its climate accordingly.
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Neptune
Earth
Adams
New York
Walter S. Adams
Mt Wilson Observatory
Carnegie Institutions
Jess
No Large Profits Yet From Russia Despite Recognition
U S commerce figures show American business gains since recognizing Russia amount to about 6.4 million dollars over six months, far below hopes of 100 million. Debts and credit issues under Johnson law hinder Russian payments, with some purchases diverted to Britain.
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Washington
Department of Commerce
Cordell
Hull
Alexander Troyanovsky
Russia
Kerensky
Troyanovsky
England
Great Britain
Run
United States
Commerce Department
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Boston Gazette
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Old Dominion
George Washington
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The
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Times
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Cedar Rapids Republican
Garfield
Mercury
Iowa News
Axminster
Gor
Oxfords
Aratkias
Second Street
Neel
Montgomery Ward
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