Abe Lincoln Builds a Village Store and Chooses Study
A young Abe Lincoln weighs work and learning in a prairie village. Major Stuart encourages study and law books. Abe joins Berry and Lincoln to run a store, faces raiders led by a Tennessee man, helps rescue Traylor's cabin, and starts shaping a life of public service. The diary excerpts cover community ties, early politics, and the birth of Ramuel as Ann Rutledge mourns.
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Maj
John T. Steart
Sprinzfeid
Ofut
John McNeil
Samuel Hill
McNeil
Roman Herndon
William Berry
Mr.Herndon
Abe
Bill"Berry
Abe Lincoln
Salem
Ron Rutledge
Jack Kelso
Samson Traylor
Harry Needles
Berry and
Lincoln
Springfield
Major Stuart
Bill Berry
Siewes
Sid
Qinierer
Samson
Nuckles
Traylor
St. Louis
Biggs
Missourey
Tennessee
Icata
Itv
Berry
Hig
Philemon Morris
Alexander Ferguson
Martin Waddell
Robert Johnson
Joshua Aller
Samuel Alt
Tack Kelso
Ol’ Satan
Elmont
Join McNews
Foloster
Ann Rutledge
Radford
Sarah Traylor
Minteter
Barty
New Salemitex
Mininiater
Browling
Andler
Jock Kaley
Stephan Nuckles
Satan
Barry Needtea
Tentesgeent
Sarah
Beret Baineon
St.Louis
Stephen Nuckles
Tila
John Cameron
James Rutledge
Mra
Onstatt
Harry
Stuart
Bim Kelsoy
Able
Ramuel
Record of Iowa news and incidents from 1920s era press
A compilation of local cries for rescue, legal actions, accidents, and agricultural notes. Items include a man jailed on theft charges after a Cherokee post office robbery, kidnapping indictments against Walter Shuey in Boone County, and a fatal auto crash near Iowa City. Reports cover a flood of crop data, copper finds near Rockford, hog cholera outbreaks, and a Des Moines Methodist conference.
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Oslwein
Bheldon
Lyle Thompson
Clantom
Mississippi
Walter Shuey
Boone
Valley
Junction
Ambramaon
Iowa City
B. T. Hore
Cherokee
John Reeder
Reeder
Marcus
Tracr
Chickasaw County
Tack Burke
Atlantic
Peoria
Faca
Dla
Burke
Olay Bank Hill
Rockford
Callocatin
Brookamit
Francis’ Wilson
W. E. Torney
Torney
Des Moines
Methodist Episcopal Church
Homer C. Stunts
Carroll County
Get Back on the Right Track Plan for Class Practice
A fragmented note urges returning to a place previously used, advising a corrective path to avoid further heartache. It anchors on a practical plan for a class to follow, emphasizing efficiency and safer progress.
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Nature
Fragmentary notes reference Thomas Swift and classic works
Incomplete OCR text mentions Temple and Dean, Fareham, and Farrell, with scattered names like Swift, Stella, Moor, and Park Lane. It alludes to London Times and various book titles but no clear event or date is established. The fragmentary source preserves era references without a coherent narrative.
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Fareham
Miles
Guhds
Tord
Swift
Stella’ T
Park Rind
London ‘Timés
Senator's Chart Keeps Constituents Motivated in Government Roles
An aged column notes how a senator maintains a desk chart to guide constituents toward government service and deals with expectations. The piece reflects on the senator's methods for navigating engagement and perception among supporters and critics.
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Bnortsworthy
Swamp Root Kidney Health Advertisement Tease
Testimonial style ad invites readers to sample Swamp-Root kidney remedy from Kilmer and Co. Advert features urging payment of ten cents for a sample bottle and to send to Binghamton, NC, with promotional claims about health benefits of the product.
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Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. C
Fragmentary Obscure Quote From Kansas City Star
A garbled OCR fragment cites a Kansas City Star line about why some adults sing to children. It mentions a hostage of “hot water” and a vague danger, with distorted words and mispunctuated phrases. No clear event or names are discernible.
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Kansas City Star
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Steve Nuckles
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Daante Saajed
New Day
Atrewuth
Antic
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