Remarkable Miscellany Mixed From February 2004 Notes
A mishmash of fragmented notices and anecdotes references President Rosesvelt and Judge Reed, a reported retirement note, a suicide by an overseas man, a curfew ordinance for Emmetshare’s tomb, and weather and finance snippets. Names like Clarkeville, Emmetshare, and Lustherville appear amid scattered dates and town references. The piece blends political, social, and civic items in a brittle, uncertain OCR fragment.
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Hort
Rosesvelt
Ludge Reed
Haa
Aaa
Mar‘bar
United States
Thi’ Ting
Arates
Abraham Lincoln
Céurta
Acent
Pometi
Lustherville
Hoating
Perenth
Clarkeville
Emmetshare
Electric lamp accident reported in Holmibere parish
A fragmentary notice describes Roy Faalip attempting to move an electric lamp on a cord when it shook and some danger arose. The readable text mentions a dark setting and a startled reaction, with unclear sequence of events and ongoing uncertainty about injuries or outcomes.
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Roy
Balfore Ment at Cetyota and Commerce Chief Pronouncements
A garbled report mentions W. R. Binks and a journey to Quelwain with references to a chief of commerce and a governor at Polat Mealy. The text hints at entertainment and extended discussions but is largely unclear and fragmented. Named figures and places appear, though their roles are uncertain.
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W. R. Binks
Qelwain' Curiey
Ot Éditora Froth
Cief of Commerce
Polat Mealy
Challenges of Local Board and Dormitory Options
The article discusses high school students facing long commutes and boarding costs as many live outside the district. It notes the strain on families who must balance work and schooling, and the lack of local housing or boarding opportunities. It highlights the impact on students' access to education and the responsibility placed on families.
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Toy
Beause and Breve Tie the Knot in New Hampton
Rudolph Beause and Audolph Breve wed at the M. F. temple in New Hampton today morning. They plan to tour Des Moines and other Iowa cities to visit kin and will be at home after November 1 on the groom's street. Friends extend congratulations to the couple.
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Audolph Breve
Mita
Dat Brouse
Mles Grace, Fisher
Tawler
M. Ft. Poreonaga
New Hampton
Des Moines
Feho Folla
Forced Sale Notice Near Dermont Farm
Forced sale announced at four to two miles northwest of Dermont on an unproved farm with all stock and machinery. Auctioneer F. R. Berg urges bidders to be ready. fort and stock must be bid.
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Will
Notion
Dermont
Bitla
F. R. Berg
Big Millinery Clearance at Geilfith Millinery
Misses and children hats to be sold at greatly reduced prices. Hats from 26 to 40 percent discount at Geilfith Millinery in Wert Asrlon.
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Dlavouuk
Geilfith Millinery
Pay Your Taxes Now Second Payment Due
County Treasurer E W Beermann warns property owners to pay the second tax installment promptly. The notice mentions Tom Mix, a movie actor famed for cowboy roles, and notes his image as a weathered cowboy enhances publicity.
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E. W., Beermann
Tom Mix
Oinsidars
Prison Reform Inmates Escape By Driving Out
An escape from the reformatory occurred Monday evening as Lester Cullum and William Hunlin, both trusted inmates, seized reformatory cars and fled from the Hogla Grove facility. Officials report the pair had only months left on sentences. a state-wide search followed, with authorities alerting sheriffs and police. Their escape was uncovered within an hour and the men remained at large with a strong likelihood of recapture.
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Cape
Dilfxant
Minde
Lester Cullum
Wiliam Hunlin
Reformatory
Saarty
Cullum
Hogla Grove
Grand Jaroab
Iteformatory
Thin Téllow
Hantin
Meaughter
Phos
Ababout
Ted Hubn
Watts
Avery
Fragmentary OCR Story Becomes Puzzle of Names
Nonsensical OCR line fragment shows partial words and broken names. It hints at a page with misread letters and unclear context, providing little verifiable detail about people, places, dates, or events.
Fragmentary critique on girls roaming unsupervised
A garbled critique argues that parents show less concern for girls roaming without protection than for animals, blaming societal norms for moral decline. It laments unattended girls and cites unnamed towns like Rockford and Rochester as examples of a larger problem.
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Greg
Mora
Etrle
Boya
Pyrante
Cnndigiona
Rockford
Church Notes Show Quarterly Conference Attendance Increases
Dr Curran district superintendent attended Tuesday evening for the first quarterly conference. Six reports were well received. Large attendance from Clyria for the conference. Evening prayer meeting and Sunday school board meeting held. An upcoming meeting planned at Pret Rothheimer's home Friday. Ladies' Aid Society meets this afternoon. Services next Sunday include morning worship at 9:46, Sunday school at 11:46, Epworth League at 7:41 preceding services at 7:30. Sunday school at 10:4 and worship at 11:16.
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Curran
Clyria
Tilyria
Unday
Rothiabereer
Baptist Church Notes Sunday Services and Schedules
Baptist church notes list Sunday morning services at Bulls and Figityh locations with English and Brelish services. Prayer meetings on Thursday evenings and Sunday school times are given with dates October 24 and November 3.
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Bulls
Englsh
Brelish
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Eerek
Dpe Democrats
Ottay Chtowso
Fragelibe
Taylor
Judge Taylor
Triagery Department
Nature
Prederick H. Luhman
Folke Mainder
Postvne Herald
Morney
Florence Kohler
Pleb
Nat Shingitg
Amnon
Cetyota
Pubtithors
Zante
Rudolph Beause
Rede
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