Wadena Births and Local News Highlight County Ties
Funeral services were held in Wadena for Jim Crawford born in Madison Wisconsin and later Iowa resident of Fayette county. The issue lists community events, visitors, P T A meeting, birthdays, illnesses, hospital updates, and Riverside Creamery financials with totals for butter cheese cream and patronage.
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Jim Crawford
George
Beliza Crawford
Madison
Wis
Fayette County
Iowa
Sarah Draper
North Dakota
Margaret Fennell
Will Crawford
Sterling
Colorado
Joe Fennell
Dorothy
Will Whittenbaugh
Fay
Marjorie
Mary
Nellie
John Thiele
Oelwein
Ralph Reed
Cal Ween
West Union
Johnson Bros
Roy Leonhart
la Fonda Gell
Robert Klingman
Don Leonhart
Don
Dixie Lee
C. L. Randall
Jerry Williamson
Sophia Weber
Caggan
Adolph Weber
Martin Minihan
Guttenberg
Dell Kuhnes
George X Kuhnes
A. J. Knutson
Rebecca Kuhnes
Fayette
Mercy Hospital
M. J. Frey
Jennings Lee
y‘Treas
WF. Moore
Riverside Creamery
Farm Buyer's Prospectus for Iowa Property and Prospects
Two years ago land prices fell to a thirty year low due to corn hogs foreclosures and farmer disagreements on control plans. Now hogs, wheat, oats and farm products rise as subsidies fuel optimism. Foreclosures halted mortgages refinanced, buildings repaired, new autos bought, and confidence grows across farming regions. The Grether Real Estate Agency in Eigin, Iowa offers a 1935 Farm List of about 20 farms tailored by type size and price. request by mail, phone, or visit.
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Mississippi
Grether Real Estate
Eigin
Iowa
Gift from son in navy inspires memory poem keepsake
Mrs Delbert Lyons cherishes a silk cover for two sofa pillows gifted by her son Irvin now in the navy at San Diego California. The piece features the poem Mother O Mine and notes his hope of joining a ship and cruising to Alaska.
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Delbert Lyons
Irvin
Mother O' Mine
Navy
Bees Raid Sugar Refinery Trigger Heat Wave Incident
In a New Zealand suburb near Auckland a swarm of millions of bees attacked workers at a sugar refinery. Attired in light clothing due to heat, staff attempted to disperse the insects but were stung seriously. Thousands of bees drowned in the syrup as operations halted to remove the casualties.
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Boas
Sugar Refining Works
Auckland
New Zealand
Utah's First Cabin Preserved at Ogden Tabernacle
The first cabin built in Utah up to 1841, later serving as the state's first post office, is preserved on the Ogden tabernacle grounds, highlighting early territorial history.
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Utah
Ogden Tabernacle
Northwood Anti-Peddler Ordinance Tested by Arrest
Mason City hosiery agent W D Ritter challenged Northwood's new anti solicitation law after being arrested for knocking on private homes. He pleaded not guilty, was convicted by the mayor, fined $25 plus costs, and appealed to district court posting a $100 bond. The ordinance mirrors Green River Wyoming’s measure reportedly upheld by higher courts.
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Northwood
W. D. Ritter
Mason City
Green Rover
Wyoming
Breezy Thoughts On Life And Society In Fractured Prose
A collection of short, quippy reflections on manners virtue and modern life. The bits poke at public discourse education pride aging humor and human foibles with a breezy if scattered tone. Strong entities include none.
Singapore Horse Racing Boom Amid Jungle Track Appeal
Racing in Singapore draws crowds as a new $1,500,000 racetrack near the rubber estate area thrives. Races occur three times a year with owners including Malays rulers, wealthy Chinese, and Europeans, turning the spectacle into a holiday with ringside jungle spectators adding to the lively scene.
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Singapore
Horned Toads Birth Surprise in Arizona Forest Reserve
A small female horned toad captured by a ranger naturalist in the Petricted Forest National Monument Arizona birthed 19 young toads in three hours two were dead. Eighteen were alive and began sprinting within 30 to 60 seconds of birth, as the young toads promptly moved about the cage.
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Petricted Forest National Monument
Arizona
Await Saar Basin Decision Impacts Germany and France
The Saar basin, a disputed valley rich in coal and iron with vast mineral resources, stands as a long contested territory between Germany and France. Both nations eagerly await a plebiscite to determine possession, a dispute spanning hundreds of years.
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Saar
Germany
France
Color by Prascure phosphorus changes under pressure
George Smith writes in Collier's Weekly that phosphorus is the only among eight elements to change color due to pressure alone. Experiments show atoms squeezed to seven tons per square inch shift from white to black, a remarkable color transformation noted in New York City.
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Prascurephoophorus
George Smith
New York City
Collier's Weekly
Good Speller Mother Narrates Spellings and Policeman Note
The overheard banter features Johnnie and Maystrate joking about misspelled words and z heavy spellings. A policeman notes a domestic dispute between a husband and wife, with the accused claiming he had no chance to use certain words.
May Develop Later Child
A fragmentary dialogue shows a mother and child discussing a boy described as bald headed and nudist themed. The exchange hints at future development or understanding of the boy's behavior.
Not Angry Over Archie Date, Superior Talk Mixes Sentiment
The fragment shows Suella asking if Henry is angry about going out with Archie last night. Henry replies no, noting a casual talk moment, reflecting a personal, domestic exchange with ambiguity and incomplete dialogue.
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Suella
Archie
Henry
Blaoto
Swastika origin debated by scholars and archaeologists
A Smithsonian curator notes the swastika is the earliest form of the cross, predating names and cultures. Scholars debate its meaning from decorative lotus patterns to sacred fire, compass directions, and weather symbols. The symbol gained prominence with the German Socialist party, but its origins remain uncertain.
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Smithsonian Institution
Gardeners Benefit From Insect Friends In The Yard
Garden insects can aid gardeners by destroying harmful species. Ladybird beetles in larval and adult stages feed on pests, while fiery ground beetles and their grub, the cut worm lion, kill cut worms. Large harpulas beetles also help by destroying cut worms, and lacewings and other parasitic insects join these beneficial allies.
Secret Service Men Guarding the President at Home
An article by Corey and Holmes in Cosmopolitan portrays Secret Service agents as vigilant, controlling access to the White House while maintaining an aura of refined leisure. They outrank officials, enforce orders, and keep the president fenced from intruders and dangers, like a bird in a gilded cage.
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Secret Service
White Hous
Clerty
Herbert Corey
George Holmes
Cosmopolitan
Uttle
al Dewise
al Dewise Blindfolded Through the Eye of A Needle As Essily
White House
Industry's Own Dry Snow Turns Cold Industry Power
A Tit-Bits Magazine note explains dry snow, also called dry ice. It is solid carbon dioxide used as a powerful refrigerant, with one pound matching twenty pounds of ice in freezing strength and a temperature 109 degrees below water’s freezing point.
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Tit-Bits Magazine
Elephants Raid Seed Store in Cheltenham
Three circus elephants invaded a seed store in Cheltenham England recently. One elephant helped itself to a large meal of seed potatoes dog biscuits and other deli cacies while the second elephant attacked in the doorway. Keepers managed to deter the animals and remove them from the shop.
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Cheltenham
England
Angelus by Miller Draws Amazed Comment
In a picture gallery exchange Aunt Sarah remarks on a work titled Angelus by Miller. She accuses the artist of copying the calendar that hung in their kitchen for years, expressing disbelief at the apparent duplication.
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Sarah
Angelus
Miller
Speed Regulation in Crimson Gulch Town
A terse exchange reveals calls for speed limits when a suspicious stranger appears. Cactus Jos confirms regulations exist, while townsfolk warn Tim to keep moving and leave the area quickly to avoid trouble.
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Crimson Gulch
Cactus Jos
Tim
Rascal Deliberates on Wrongs in Drowned Thankful Mood
A fragment mentions Rascal thinking of past wrongs as a thank drown ing leads to a rescue attempt. She-Well references a tuple theme to rescue him, suggesting a tense, unclear scene with implied peril and intervention.
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Rascal
Not s Chance Engagement Ring Noticed by Girls
Marie fretted that her engagement ring would go unseen but three girls quickly recognized it, catching attention at once in the scene.
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Marie
Fragmented Dialogue About a Child Pianist Nearby
A neighbor confirms a woman’s daughter plays piano, with both hands, in a casual street exchange. The line suggests a domestic scene centered on a child prodigy or developing talent within a local family.
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Ike Paderewski
Fortune Jud Tunkins Echoes On Easy Chair Fervor
The quote compares a vast fortune letting a man enjoy a rocking chair on a front porch with others who can enjoy game luxury. It mentions racking chairs and front pouches as affordable options, delivering a satirical take on wealth and leisure.
Dardanelles Terms Open Straits to Allied Shipping
The passage discusses control of the Dardanelles and surrounding territory under a Turkish republic framework and references a treaty, noting that the straits and adjacent waters are opened to merchant ships and warships of all nations.
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Dardanelles
Atenits
Langanne
Alk Natfa
Land Bargains in Fayette and Adjoining Counties
Land sale notices list multiple farms near Fayette and surrounding counties with prices, terms, and locations. Properties include 108 acres east of Fayette, 184 acre West Union, 206 acre farm near No. 11, and 97 acres near Clermont, detailing buildings, soil, and mortgage terms. Includes incentive to buy, potential home sites, and available insurance company farms in several counties.
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Fayette
Clermont
West Union
Elgin
Electriet
No. 11
Bacgein
Trait al
Wast Usajon
Olavus Knudtson
Oelwein
West End
Postville
Hawkeye
Bremer
Blackhawk
Chickerasow
Butler
Floyd
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