Norway to Nevada tournament team falls short in opener
NEWHALL reports the girls' basketball team left Friday for Nevada Iowa to face Iowa Falls and lost 29 to 13. Two players were sidelined, contributing to the defeat. Other local items note visitors at Geo Stewart home, a successful public sale, a new baby Jean Maxine, heart trouble in a Holland child, influenza and pink eye illness, and no school due to a storm.
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Norway
Nevada
Iowa Falls
Albert Stien
Wm. Hickey
Thomas Daugherty
Geo. Stewart
Wm. Freeman
Chas. Erland
St. Luke's Hospital
Cedar Rapids
Jean Maxine
Loren
Hiram Holland
A. A. Boddicker
Tunity
Clement Paulsen
Merrill Joly
Lou
Frances Hersey
Alvin Pickart
Meiba Gardeman
John Gardeman
A. A.heinrich
Estherville
Enormous Student Growth at the University of Iowa
Town City March 13 Special Registration figures from University registrar H Dorcas show enrollment rising from 6,847 in 1922 35 to more than doubling in five years with 16 000 Iowa high school graduates fueling the surge. Of the 1922 35 total 90 percent are Iowa residents about one third are women and 1 000 women come from farm homes. If trends continue the university will reach about 11 200 students in five years.
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Town City
University of Flown
H. (. Dorcas
Iowa
University
Tate
Towa
University of Iowa
Oaks Crown Forest Knowledge From School Book of Forestry
The text highlights white oak as the monarch of the forest praised for its long life and durability alongside red oak. It notes white oak’s superior size and strength among its associates and cites the School Book of Forestry as the source. Plus a literary quote from Must Have That Knowledge and a remark on how every moon is a volume if read.
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School Book of Forestry
Channing
Live Poultry Market Weak in New York Trade
Chicago reports a continued unsatisfactory selling situation in New York last week with 226 cars of live poultry unloaded and 111 cars carried over for this week. Demand may rise around Jewish holidays, while dressed poultry reserves are being cleared. Butter prices firm, New Zealand butter arrival steadies markets, eggs fall from 32 to 25 cents a dozen, signaling further declines likely.
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Chicago
New York
New Zealand
Salable items and notices from Union Poultry and local trades
Classifieds and notices list poultry stock, second hand baby carriage, eyes for Watching, Kent Partridge Wyandotte breeding stock, Duroc sow, Timothy seed, Bur Orpington eggs, Hocking or hunting items, and a range of sale offers. Local names include Otto Reinke, Geo Hagen, Mhone, Snipp, Preytone, Van Karie, Ernest Kumack, J. M. Coughlin, L. K. Browly. Prices and dates vary, with references to April farrow and acreage.
Chic Moleskin Cape Star Leads The Storm at Palace
Famous film star headlines the big thriller The Storm at the Palace tonight, drawing fans to a high intensity presentation. The production features tense chase sequences and dramatic confrontations, delivering a classic backlot suspense mood in a glossy, screen debut style.
Obituary of John Sylvester Oppelt in City Cemetery Burial
John Sylvester Oppelt born January 22 1847 in Tuscaroras county Ohio died March 8 1923 in the city after lingering illness aged 75 years 1 month 16 days He moved with his parents to Henry county Iowa at age five later to Benton county near Vinton He retired to Vinton fourteen years ago from his farm married April 12 1874 to Martin Henderson they had four children Harriet Elizabeth Otto and Owen Elizabeth died in 1899 Owen lives in Oklahoma City Harriet and Otto in this city He had a brother Nelson who died in Washington a sister who died in infancy two half brothers Alvin and Wim Oppell and two half sisters Mrs Mary Nordlund and Mrs Amelia McIntyre in Washington He joined the German Reformed church at twenty seven He was quiet retiring and modest with a steadfast faith Funeral services were held at his residence in the afternoon conducted by Rev W J Coulston of the Baptist church Burial in Evergreen Cemetery Mesdames Gilchrist and Trimble sang selections
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John Sylvester Oppelt
Francis
Sevilla Oppelt
Tuscaroras County
Ohio
Henry County
Benton County
Vinton
Oppelt
Martin Henderson
Harriet
Elizabeth
Otto
Owen
Okaphoma City
Mr. Oppelt
Nelson
Washington
Alvin
Wim. Oppell
Mary Nordlund
Amelia McIntyre
Mr. Oppell
German Reformed Church
Mill
Oppell
Othe
W. J. Coulston
The
Baptist Church
Evergreen Cemetery
It Seemed to Dick Humorous Honeymoon Greeting
In a Chicago Tribune vignette, a boy greets his uncle on his honeymoon with earnest charm saying you must live to get married awful well. The scene playful and warm, highlighting family humor during a marriage celebration.
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Frank
Chicago Tribune
Britain Faces War Strain As Factories Falter Overseas
Milton Bherner reports in London that British leaders worry about regional tensions at home and the impact of German aggression on manufacturing. He notes shuttered factories in the north and unions considering reduced hours while Britain struggles to supply goods abroad, with Britain’s trading partners shrinking imports and the empire facing disruptions.
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NEA
London
France
Britain
Baritain
Fiano
Ars Ibias
Tuing
Garmen
Gemam
Lancashie
Yorkshire
Scotland
Angle
Briteims Press
South America
Far East
Ibsen
Chicago Markets Hogs and Cattle Receipts Report
Market notes show hog receipts at 8 780 head, price signals weak to steady. Cattle receipts 11 000 with solid demand, top bid near 10 15. Sheep receipts 16 000 with bids varied by weight and grade.
Vinton Poultry Markets and Farming Slogans Aired
Fragmented notes list market prices for hogs and poultry at Vinton exchanges including prices for heavy and light hens, geese and ducks, with references to combined farming as a science. It cites quotes on business outlook, a Cameron/Cormick inference about future success, and notes on bark tannin content in an African timber-related plant.
Effects of Warm Rain on Snowy Regions
When warm rain falls over snow, the warm wind does most of the damage. An inch of rain at 50 degrees Fahrenheit can melt about three inches of light new snow or one inch of old snow.
Laughter as Character Indicator Says Italian Professor
An Italian professor claims laughter better reveals character than handwriting. The hearty “He, ha, ha” signals frank cheerfulness, while “He, he, he” hints at moody gloom.
Island Houses Many Holy Men On Pu tu Island
A fragment notes Pu tu Island in China housing over 3,000 monks across several cloisters. The text references the sacred island and a large monastic presence, but details are incomplete.
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Island
Pu-tu
China
Money to Loan Advertised in Patchy Notice
Fragmentary OCR shows a loan offer stating up to Sit.Dug and at a4 above 10000 dollars with a single small commission. Mentions Alice and Albert Ioan Sleeper and best Benjamin gravity laid in a cryptic manner.
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Wewloonee
Albert
Alice
Ioan
Benton Cravity
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