19 Jan 1923
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Newspaper
Cedar Valley Daily Times
Location
Vinton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1923
Page
1
Mrs. Garner, a Mount Vernon housewife, reported two unidentified men assaulted her Wednesday night as she returned home from Nels Crossing. She said one suspect wore a white cap and used a ruler, a pay and a hypodermic needle in an effort to subdue her before she escaped and headed toward her home.
Cedar Rapids resident Mr Taft spent Friday and Saturday at his daughter’s home with Miss Clarence Wawler. A birthday dinner with a large white cake marked the occasion. Friends wish him many more happy birthdays. Relatives visited and several local people were noted at various gatherings and church events.
A garbled report mentions a Bandit Queen named Nowe pursued by authorities. The fragmentary text references band members, alleged escapes, and unnamed figures, but details remain unclear.
Local Atkins notes many visitors and calls Cedar Rapids and Van Horne residents to town. A dance at Arkins Opera House is announced for January, with invitations out for Miss Louiss Schlotterback and Ralph Raummeesberg engagement. School news highlights weekly meetings, chicken pox health posts, and a farm bureau program at Atkins High School on January 24.
Notice states that one party will not be responsible for any mearmd for wife Mrs. G. R. Eastin after a stated date. It references GEM. Rf. Eastin and appears as a legal caution or disclaimer in a historical newspaper notice.
A historic engine once powering the Comet is preserved at the South Kensington museum in London. The exhibit highlights the early locomotive’s role in railway history and its connection to the famed steam age.
A social gathering occurred at Tom McCandless farm in Big Grove township to celebrate Leland McCandless 25th birthday. Guests included Homer Greenler from Cedar Rapids, Corinne Gordon, Ray Stevenson, Vern Barkhurst, Roy Kohl, Glenn Gordon, Margaret McCandless, and Miss LeLong and Miss Sheldon of Marion. Refreshments were served by Mrs. McCandless.
In a district report from the Tribune Teperis a student named Xan Fort Seath was reprimanded in class. He was ordered to explain the incident to his aunt and reminded to be correct and respectful toward the teacher and peers.
A mysterious tale describes Tutt receiving a terrapin and toast as a curious remedy for appetite while nature plays a sly trick. The scene blends whimsy with dietary oddities as characters react to the unusual courtesies.
Fourflushers and Lire report that some aghesties view religion with aghast. Prof H. A. Miller to lead an organ recital at the Methodist Church Sunday night. advertisement indicates admission and program details.
Wheat steady with cash wheat level. July and September futures shown for May and July. Oats and corn receipts listed. oats and corn futures indicate slight moves. Hogs higher on hogs reports. cattle steady to weak with killing quality top at 12.50. sheep receipts near 11.09 with lambs around 1175.
The listing highlights prime hoes and TAQ Tbs with over $7 Packers under 40 Ths. It notes grain corn No 3 yellow and white corn No 2. Also mentions Prof H A Miller organ recital at the Methodiss Church Sunday night Advy.
Robert Ituliner confined at home on Pause Avenue. Iver Shupe and Seebach attend Toledo meeting. State Veterinarian Dr. Games attends association gathering. Ames trip planned to visit son. Teachers honored at dinner party. music and dancing noted. Glidys Stemarr weekend in Marshalttmrn with Miss Elizabeth Rohde and Miss Helen von Lachum. Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Rueprei visit from Waterloo. Lincoln buys a new outfit in Chicago. John Kerr and partner in new Chevrolets. Dr. Rh. E. Christopher to Movnes for convention. Mr. and Mrs. H. Ashiley welcome baby boy. Ricky night incident leads to ankle injury. in Traer hospital. Miss Cora Covington returning to Dysart and Owena. Linery store opening by S. O. Smith’s building, vacated by Olin Smith. He qmarriage announced of Minnie Werzstein to A. A. Roni. honeymoon at Avalon. They will reside in Alhanioia.
Fragmentary OCR passage cites a philosophical theme attributed to Shakespeare about envy and human end. The illegible text hints at humor and misreadings, mentioning “Philasophy” and “Shakespeer” with scattered words suggesting commentary on other men’s happiness and self.
A highly garbled OCR fragment presents no clear names, places, dates, or events. The readable portions do not identify a coherent news item or outcome to summarize.
Review notes praise for Shadows as the best film shown this year, surpassing other releases. Commentary questions whether a basketball game crowd affected attendance and if producers overstate audience reception. Mentions Father, mother, and child viewing as family friendly fare.
Fragmentary item notes a thick seam in a mining context with a claim of a 95 foot width or extent. The text is garbled but hints at a notable seam described as the world’s thickest or a significant find in Australia. Further details are unreadable.
A cryptic fragment notes disruption labeled as perpetual knocking and a crip bammer event. The text mentions Brocked bot one and references Ogportumicr in a terse, unclear manner. Further readable details are unavailable.
A pending case involving a large settlement includes the Blood Indian community and the New York State Indian Commission. Investigators expect formal action in the coming months as investigations proceed in the two committees of the Sis Indian mutine and the former state Indian commissioner.
Prof HH AL Miller presents an organ recital at the Methodist Church Sunday night. audience urged to attend as part of local religious services and community events.
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