21 Mar 1923
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Newspaper
Cedar Valley Daily Times
Location
Vinton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1923
Page
1
An unclear OCR fragment discusses various terms and letters without coherent story or identifiable events. It includes scattered references to sites, teams, sales, and electronic terms, but no concrete facts or names to identify a specific news item. The readable portions are too fragmentary to determine a clear subject or outcome.
Incomprehensible OCR fragment mentions Beetke Samet Emule Gini Bole and Seiferts, with scattered names and phrases about schools, scholars, events, and a Sumter area context. Includes references to students, games, and local figures, but readable details are limited and names are uncertain.
Secretary Hughes declared that the United States must not be threatened by the propaganda of the Soviet authorities and must insist on a basis of international intercourse before recognizing the Soviet mission. The note, dated March 21, outlines U S policy and cautions against premature recognition.
Manager Zirbel offers free admission for ladies tomorrow night with one paid adult. The program features the play "Plander" and the film starring Pearl White.
Fragmentary notice notes a malfunctioning system affecting elevators and transit, citing Birmingham Avenue and transit aids in a confusing condition. The text conveys disruption without clear details, implying public transportation or building access issues and ongoing difficulties for users.
Mrs Ed Togter and daughter Miss Dua return from North Dakota with the Ishams. Miss Vernia Coombs visits Iowa City Cedar Rapids. Mrs Anna Leonard visits Bete Plaine before Wyoming trip. Mrs Julia Mulvaney visits her parents in Blairstown. C Howard of Belle Plaine visits daughter Mrs Hay MecNorman. Miss Jessie Bonk visits Blairstown. Mrs Walter Thorman returns from Chicago with Miss Alms Thorman from Florida. Mrs Nels Back returns to Garner after visiting parents. Several residents ill this week including Mrs Beatty and Mrs Coder. Dr Neuzil treated storm patients at Watkins. The Meier family and Zenoba visit Robertson home. Martha Shedenhelm travels to Cedar Rapids. Gladys Mirk visits Kenwood Park. Mrs A Simm and Mrs Mary Bowers ill with grip. Jr A Hanson of Cedar Rapids visits wife.
A reflective quotation notes that progress is built from countless small efforts by ordinary people, not only from heroic deeds. It emphasizes every individual contributes to mankind through persistent, minor actions.
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