Delinquent Auto License Lists Set for May Publication
County treasurers will publish lists of automobile owners who have not paid their license fees during the first week of May. The notices require showing vehicle make and model, registration number, owner's name as records show, and the amount due, including penalties. Each list covers vehicles in the county with unpaid licenses, and the treasurer is tasked with collecting the amounts.
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Ag Dla
County Tranqurer
Gether
Traasurer
County sheriff to seize unpaid vehicle fees and penalties
The county treasurer certifies unpaid taxes and penalties for a motor vehicle. The sheriff must proceed to collect the fees and costs and may take possession of the motor vehicle after ten days' notice.
Severe winter returns with frost and wind across central regions
The text notes zero and below temperatures across Winnipeg and Nebraska with strong winds causing damage. Reports include a snow fall in Nebraska, livestock losses near Hastings to Trumbull, a tornado in Worthington causing four hundred thousand dollars in damage, and fatalities in Nobles County. Local winds in the vicinity also brought a six below zero reading.
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Winnipeg
Man
Lanepta
Neb
Hasterne
Deka
Nebraska
Hastings
Trumbull
Ponda
Fair Grounds
Worthington
Minn
Nobles County
Midnight apparitions and celestial joy in a retired astronomer
An unnamed astronomer reflects on midnight phenomena and celestial beauty. The Aurora and Borgalis 5 accompany contemplation as meteors appear, spirits feel present, and trees bloom under moonlight. The narrator values astral study and simple rooftop reveries amid calm hope.
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Borgalis
Murderer Schuler Escapes Across Plains After Greeley Murder
Loyd Schuler, wanted for the murder of William Matusach near Greeley, fled with a party of women after the crime. Sightings reported in Cedar Rapids and Davenport. the group split and Schuler and his wife boarded a southbound Donnan Junction train. As investigations unfolded, Schuler claimed self defense and forced financial withdrawals before continuing northward. a posse traced his movements to Postville, where his mother resided, and an inquest followed after the body was moved to Manchester. The case remains unsettled with no arrest recorded.
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Loyd Schuler
Willam Matusach
Greeley
Wade
Cedar
Rapids
Davenport
Schuler
Donnan
William Matusach
William Cobb
Ad’ghter
Nellie White
Atusach
Lloyd Schuler
Matusach
Postville Bank
Security Savings Bank
Manchester
Bik
Whiie Schuler
Harwept
Scmtler
Bagewood
Schu Jep
Matusuch
Strawberry Point
Arlington Fayette
West Union
Postville
Test Donnan
Rock Island
Crystal Pate Flour Sells At Low 49 Lb Bar Price
Wetbel Mill Company advertises Crystal Pate Flour as a fancy high patent flour made from select No 1 hard wheat. Neighbors are urged to ask about quality while the price of 2.65 dollars per 49 pound bar is quoted, claiming identical pricing at stores.
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Wetbel Mill Company
Henderson Stock Company at Opera House Week
Promises hot onl toasts and good reviews for the Henderson Stock Company as they stage a week of clean entertainment at the opera house with strong performances. Tomorrow features the play When Man Turns to Brute and the company is praised for balance and conduct both on and off stage. A separate note reports Mr Daubenberger, last seen in Postville, traced to Duluth after a 39 year absence.
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Man
Brute
Ip von Winkle
Postville
Waukee
East
F Daubenberger
Congress of the Dancing Professors Opens in Paris
The Congress of the dancing professors of France England Belgium Holland and Switzerland opened its sessions in the Paris Academy of Dancing. Delegates favor eliminating the shimmy fox trot and ong atep with a majority pushing for a return to waltz.
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Congress of the Dancing Professors
France
England
Belgium
Helland
Switzerland
Paris Academy of Dancing
Ard
Tawaltz
Vote Records Highlight Fractured Balloting in East Youngstown
The article notes East Youngstown with 434 votes cast as the highest tally yet, despite a population over 10 000. less than 100 votes were cast in a school bond election. It cites a 96 percent foreign born rate across thirty six nationalities and fifteen religions, and includes a quip about the Bible’s use of the word holy on its cover.
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U. S. Ann
Babot
Youngstown
Ohio
Settlement Notice From Father To Son on Part Interest
Native to Settle background note shows a father selling part interest in his forage to his son George Path. He requests all book recounts be closed as possible and directs settlement at once. The tone implies a personal debt settlement request from the father to the son.
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George Path
Yoho Faib
Notice to Settle Debts and Oddities in an OCR Fragment
A mixed historical OCR notice urges payment by April 1 from Wigin Land Company while straying into garbled technical notes about postage stamp gum making and printing equipment. It also references weathering houses, paint cycles, a death notice for Mrs Panison in Minneapolis, and a poultry grain ad from Welbel Mills.
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Wigin Land Company
United States
Wm. Panison
Hazel Sullivan
Delos Sullivan
Bain
Ave. S
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Miller
Own
Crystal Lake Cemetery
Welbel Mi! Company
Gasoline Romance and Flower Day in Iowa News
A mixed Iowa wire bundle notes a new serial by George Agnew Chamberlain titled Gasoline Romance, praising its pace and humor. Flower Day in Iowa July 24 aims to beautify homes, with Governor urged to declare the day. Also covered are the Berry chicken hatchery at Clarinda, electric lighting for a farm near Traer, and growing use of consolidated schools raising pupil transport. The items skim various rural topics, from poultry to education trends, with a breezy, promotional tone.
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Taxji
George Agnew Chamberlain
New York
Hume
Iowa
Hawkeye
Ethelleg
Clarinda Ias
United States
Clarinda
Charles City
W. C. Keith
Traer
Tamas County
Keith
Dea
Consolidated Schowls
Mrs Etter Dead. Longtime Elgin Resident Dies
Mrs. Etter, born January 4 1843 in Canton Bern Switzerland, died Easter morning March 27 1921 at age 78. She married John Etter Sr in 1864, settled in Clermont then Clayton County, later near Elgin, and reared nine children, thirty-five grandchildren, seven great grandchildren. Funeral services were held at home with Rev. Edward Grimm officiating. interment in Elgin Cemetery. Card of Thanks from the children. Also notes on Boy Scouts lumber project and a discussion on praise and suggestion in therapy. Alfred Johnson of Decorah visiting family.
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Anna (Kellar) Etter
Bérn
Switzerland
John Etter
Mary
John
America
Clermont
Clayton Omunty
Elgi
Elgin
Marty Schwettzer
Liddie Pinney
Annie Schner
Baltz Kamm
West Union
Ernest and
Lewis
Menahga
Minnesota
Fred
Courtland
Frank
Medicine Hat
Canada
Edward Grimm
John Iver Sr
Two Young Men and Opportunity in Sumner
In Sumner the community faces a moral choice between a diligent, ambitious youth who spends on education and hard work for a better future and another who expects a free ride. The editorial argues opportunities exist today, urging the first to seize them while warning against entitlement and Bolshevik rhetoric.
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Troe
Seiimer
Vod Trust
Siak
Sumner
Diamond Dick
Deadwodl Dan
Decline in Northwest Lumber Shows Large Price Drops
A Deer Park Lumber Company survey reveals steep market declines for white pine fir and larch in the Northwest. May output and current prices show a 39.3 percent reduction for white pine and about 65 percent for fir and larch, with production costs around 30 per thousand. The survey notes a single grade sells poorly while No. 3 common dominates, and prices have fallen from 47.25 to 24 per thousand for the lower grade.
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Northwest
Deer Park Lumber Company
Lumber Company
Newport Miner
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Boston Transcript
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Woos
Jewel
Alfred Johnso
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T. Knudtson
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