Lloyd George Fears Another Great War
The piece notes Lloyd George and other leaders warn of renewed global conflict as European powers press for dominance. It discusses France Great Britain Germany and Italy, naval power, Mediterranean influence, and potential shocks before 1938. It cites Eugene Young and suggests cautious American policy to avoid another world war.
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Onsis
Iss
Francy
Great Britain
France
Germany
Europe
Rhine
Italy
Sictatar
Mediterranean
Britain
Far East
Strait of Gibraltar
Mr. George
Eugene Young
Communities Can Own And Operate Plants
The supreme court discusses municipal ownership of heating lighting and transportation plants. It notes potential gains for communities and outlines how public and private interests may interact with existing services and employment in these ventures. The text references post office departments and printers in relation to municipal enterprise rights.
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Mo Dan Consigien Iy
S& Postifice
Supreme Court
Ernmenis
Cuba Travel Restrictions and Cigarettes Spark Uproar
A garbled report notes Americans visiting Cuba during winter must leave clothes at home and adhere to a new tariff on imported items, especially cigarettes with extracts. It claims the law bans personal supplies and imposes strict controls, reflecting broader US immigration and dry laws.
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Cuba
Cigs
United States
Fragmentary Notice on Social Marriages and Law
A damaged snippet discusses society marriages and legal punishments, noting police attention and debates over marital norms. It references Tadeo Bron ters and mentions statutes and observance of laws for public safety, with unclear names and limited readable details.
Medians And Spiritualists Active Again In Dutch Antilles
North western Java reports allege a renewed push by fortune tellers and mediums to claim contact with the dead. Critics note Houdini’s legacy of exposing fraud and warn against fakery amid ongoing public interest in miraculous powers.
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Jawa
Houdini
Anyang
Dhemi
Columbia
Balog Per
Peteal
Christmas Expenditures Soar Across Local Economy
A scanned note outlines large holiday spending for the coming weeks with totals reaching into the hundreds of thousands. Items include jewelry, toys, hosiery, clothing, and decorations, with most money spent at home benefiting local industries and dealers.
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Parron Dustries
Concessions to Western Shippers and Proposed Rates
Fragmented OCR text discusses concessions for western shippers and manufacturing rate ads, mentioning a senator and congressman. notes unclear outcome and a time frame of about 20 years, with uncertain references to Lawrence and procurement. The readable parts suggest policy talks pending and potential delays.
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Westerashingers
Lawrence Watery
Russian Arms Talks Prompt Cautious Public Reaction
An unclear Soviet Russia stance on disarmament stirs cautious debate. Observers note recurring mistrust and emphasize the need for peace proposals while warning against escalating tensions amid shifting international interests.
Fred Kucker Wins National Prize in Buttermaking Contest
Fred Kucker of Fenton won the gold medal in the fresh buttermaker class at the Nacional Buttermakers Contest held in Minneapolis last week. RR OC Wilson of Hawkeye won the cold storage class. Iowa buttermakers swept gold medals and the national banner, extending Iowa’s lead in national championships with Minnesota previously dominant. Our Palo Alto community congratulates Mr Kuckerer on his national victory.
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Minneapolis
Fred Kucker
Fenton
OC. Wilson
Hawkeye
Iowa
Minnesota
Palo Altn
Kreuerer
Woodbury County Divorce Records Highlight Youthful Marriages
During November Woodbury county counted 64 marriages and 51 divorces. The youngest divorce couple were both 18, while the oldest separated pair had a 39 year old wife. Several separations involved men under 28 and notably 16 year olds were present among the divorces.
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Woodbury
Kessath County Sentences Three for Poultry Theft
Last week Coyle sentenced Gee, Lappe, and L. Reais to terms for stealing poultry. Gee received five years in prison for the offense. The case was heard in Kessath County court with Refermatori ai Anamess cited in the proceedings.
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Coyle
Gee. Lappe
L. Reais
Sven
Minay
National Pays a Second Dividend to Its Stockholders
Esther file F National announces a second dividend for the Sters of the institution. Checks will be mailed to shareholders as part of the distribution. Nearby residents receive notice of the payment event and related procedures.
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Esther
Storm Lake Woman Seeks Higher Support in Divorce Case
Mrs. Dena Stock of Grinuel asks Judge Davidson to modify her 1921 divorce decree to raise child support from 75 dollars a month. She says three children require more funds as the oldest is in college and two others attend school, with farm improvements needed. No details about the husband were noted.
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J Storm Lake
Dena Stock
Grinuel
Davidson
iShe
Estherville Theatre Manager Missing Since November 16
The Vindicator and Republican report Chas. H. Guerney, former manager of the Grand Theatre of Estherville, has not been seen since November 16. Mrs. Guerney was in a Yankton hospital. Des Moines and other sources say he may have left town but he has not returned home.
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Estherville
Shu Misaly
Chas. H. Guerney
Grand Theatre
Farm sale near Laurens brings 140 per acre deal
The Candy Land company of Davenport bought the C. and Allen farm of 338 acres near Laurens for 140 per acre in cash. M. Horsley is the tenant. A stallion valued at 1400 dollars was stolen from James DeWitt near Marathon and found dead near Dickens, with thieves suspected to be riding in a car causing the horse to tire.
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Candy Land Company of
Davenport
Allen
Laurens
M. Horsley
Frank Brasky
James DeWitt
Marathon
Dickens
Fewer Immigrants Coming, Rising Support for Cheaper Labor
A distorted report suggests growing support for companies seeking cheaper labor with less immigrant intake. The piece hints at conflict between economic demand and migration policy, naming corporate interests and political voices pushing for reduced immigration.
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Patsy Alt Calntior
Lloyd George
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Aete
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Asia
Mexico
Sioux City
Kessath
Mellon
Eamein
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Algona
H. W. Miller
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Con Iest Company
Charles Jensen Graettinger
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Newton
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Adley
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IPTC
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Music House
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