17 Dec 1925
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Newspaper
Cedar Valley Daily Times
Location
Vinton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1925
Page
1
Nellie Gardner argues hate harms the hater and reflects poor mental development. She notes some cling to real or imagined grievances while the more civilized forget past wrongs or move beyond them. The piece urges readers to “snap out of it” and rise above petty grudges.
The Perry murder conviction and parole scandal in Illinois prompt outrage from Chicago to Springfield. The prisoner, said to have allied with powerful figures, sparked renewed scrutiny of parole. Public opinion shifts as authorities explore freeing him amid broader criminal history.
An opinion urging Iowa to emulate Wisconsin dairy success. It argues milking is profitable, notes dairy demand rises as science confirms nutrition, and warns work is essential to avoid poverty. The piece contrasts Iowa and Wisconsin, praising mortgage relief from dairy profits and urging broader adoption of dairying practices.
Miss Lydia Nissen visited Kane Township school Monday afternoon. Nearby residents Mr. and Mrs. Will Meyer visited the Chris Meyer home Saturday. Breida and Rudolph Pingel stayed with Marie and Frank Nissen Monday night. Lowis Gichield and daughter Adeline visited Belie Plain on Saturday. Hulda Nissen spent Tuesday night with Helen Mess. Jouje Schueman and family visited Joe Harran Sunday. John H. Pingel and daughters Helen and Esther visited Geo. Nissen Wednesday. Chas and Lowie Knipp families visited Alber Haipp Sunday. Rudolph and Helen Pingel and Leonard and Johnnie Cherveny visited Gen. Nissen children Saturday. Julius Holst family were guests at Renz Lindt Sunday. John H. Pingel and family were Sunday visitors at John Heist home.
Fragmentary text references South prbtiser and Sir Walter Scott with unclear details. Mentions Henry Claeys chore tet and a case possibly relating to works or misgivings. No coherent event or outcome is discernible from the readable fragments.
Notices in Disrei Court and Board of Railroad Commissioners announce probate for J W Wrekod deceased and Edward W Penn certificate hearing dates. Local heirs must file objections by January 1 1925. appraisal of estate property for inheritance tax and legal time and place for hearings listed by county authorities.
Ad claims a remedy named Wehen Joint-Ease for rheumatic joints to reduce swelling and limp, marketed to relieve stiff creaky joints. It targets joints only and promises benefits when ordinary remedies fail, priced at 60 cents and available at all pharmacists.
A Tibetan living Buddha known as Lama Moore is worshiped as a living god by hundreds of Chinese adherents. Once a poor street layman, he rose to eminence about S1 years ago through rites within inner Buddha circles.
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