Luwe-Schrader suit unfolds in district court
The Luwe-Schrader case opens with Albert Luwe suing Geo Schrader for 118 dollars over tile hog house work on the Schrader farm near Van Horne. Testimony covers mortar mix, weather impact, and whether Lowe was properly paid for the job as cross-examination continues.
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District Court
Albert Luwe
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Geo. Schrader
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van Horne
Representative Flood Dies of Heart Failure
Representative Henry B. Flood of Delaware died of heart failure after a period of illness. He served in Congress for 21 terms as a leading Democrat and had been in poor health for some time.
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Representa
Henry B. Flood
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Suspected Train Robbery Ends in Shootout Deaths
Two men suspected of a train robbery were shot and killed after a train passed. Officials reported the incident near a railroad track in New Jersey on December 8 as authorities chased the suspects.
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N.J
Aimee
Famous Wet Spot Fire Destroys San Diego Block
A large blaze consumes a city block in Kiajuana California an oasis known as the Famous Wet Spot along the American border. Authorities blame arson after a prior fire within a week targeting saloons dance halls and cafes. The Daily Times reports.
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Kiajuana
Lower
California
Want ads are little but oh you re sulted
A compact notice notes small want ads but hints at a misprint or garbled text leaving readers unsure. The readable fragment signals classifieds in a local newspaper page and a misread line that may affect a reader’s understanding of the listing.
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Cedar Valley
Vinton
Vinton Standard
Tuk
Lumberjack nostalgia and war name census notes
A fragmented reminiscence recalls old lumberjacks of the North American pineries, Paul Bunyan lore, and pioneer hardship. It also comments on a UK census showing a craze for war names and odd infant names, alongside parochial humor from Scottish preachers and a letter urging civic boosterism for Vinton Iowa to attract population growth.
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Turest Engineering
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Powdered lignite fuel for injection in kilns developed
Lignite powder now dries and gasifies to recover by products while producing a semicoke ground into a powdered fuel. Gasification at 900 to 1000 degrees F yields a powder suitable for injection into cement kiln chambers. Experiments in rotary cement kilns show satisfactory results.
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Vinton Urges Boosters to Raise Town Spirit
A letter from Mrs. C. D. Ferguson of Vinton calls for strong boosters to lift the town’s prospects and population. She praises local leaders and imagines a future where Mayor Chee and the White House figure inspire broad citizen support.
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