14 Jan 1902
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Newspaper
Des Moines Daily Leader
Location
Des Moines, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1902
Page
1
Fragmentary text references elections, public figures, and places, with scattered names and terms. It mentions dates, locations, and actions in a cryptic way, suggesting a scrambled historical newspaper snippet needing reconstruction for a coherent item.
A garbled OCR note references breeders, atores, and a series at Wrattum Bilge with scattered names and dates. It mentions Mills and Mayan Pat and hints at broader county events, but the text is largely unintelligible, offering few clear facts or context.
Disjointed OCR text recounts executions, prisoner escapes, and memorial mentions. It references a 21 January event in Zentsville, a wartime army camp, an orphan medal, and a secretary’s remarks on loyalty and endurance amid conflict. The passage reads like broken archival notes with multiple names and places obscured.
A fragmented report describes a night at a pool room with revelers and multiple unnamed individuals. The garbled text references attendance, counts, and possible legal or disciplinary actions, but key names and specifics are unreadable.
A garbled passage recalls Newark political activity with mentions of visitors, governors, and senators. It references a meeting opening three pale sessions and lists participants from Ringgold county and Cesar Rapila, with various unnamed local figures and brief notes on appointments and nominations.
Fragmentary OCR reading mentions Loe siintuuk hotel and Frilain mlaedorney with a trust, a Kalroat company, and a pedestal. It references a room, an act of opening, and an event in Franktort with a date fragment 16a Mud. No coherent facts or names emerge.
The Board of Control prepared an annual financial report for December, noting expenditures, receipts, and a large disbursement for purchases totaling 147. The report cites a general fund balance and audit notes. Several committees and officers are named, including references to purchasing, wages, and departmental accounts. The document lists various vendors and departments, with details on income and expenses across the period.
A large crowd welcomed Hon. Mitlis J. Bryan at a reception in Hartford County. Citizens surrounded the home of Fineaerlage while Kennedy’s supporters organized inside. Speakers lauded morality, taxation, and policy during the event, which concluded with a warm farewell.
City council heated over exclusive crematory contract terms with Engsethis company. Discussions covered waste handling, fence secrecy, and a possible two thirds vote requirement, with a postponement to a future session.
Jan 9 report from St. Louis detailing Mr Jabs and the board of education discussing school matters. Lunch at the home of Cochran, with the surveyor of real estate and other officials present. Names and places referenced but details are fragmented.
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