FFIGERS ARE GUESTS Siarbe’s Vowhioh Gathering
Fragmentary OCR text shows a disrupted account of figures and guests at a society event, mentioning American entony and roles. The readable portions indicate a meeting or ceremony with attendees and potential themes of nation and reunion.
Condensed News of a Week In Happenings Worldwide
A global roundup reports on political moves in the United States and Britain, including Lodge’s reelection withdrawal and Harding as viceroy of India. It notes Tolstoy's death in a rural setting, church reform debates, Briand’s Paris ceremony, a murder confession in Point Pleasant, and various political and social upheavals across the world with names and places from Chicago to Oaxaca.
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Maskachusatis
Damantu
Henry Cabot Lodge
Ate
Fosy
Lord Hardings
India
Lord Minta
Calcutta
Leo Tolletol
Aatapova
Mekovetaky
Colinte de 'Tolatol
Briand
Tuileries
Paris
Houliment
Jules
Ferry
Harry MW. Hoyt
Washington
Yorlonille
Apilinaas
Mra
Dames Mulholland
Point Plenéant
W. Va
Livieband
Willa Morria Davis
Geo Foelat
Harvard Juniyéraity
Burtin Acad: Salenceg
Silas Hi“Morse
Atantic City
Nyd
Chicago
Worker
Beattie
More Money for Laws and Deputies in Iowa Report
Des Moines reports a biennial summary by Commissioner Breney with Governor Carroll on an appropriation of at least 7000 dollars and requests for more deputies. Growth in department business is shown by doubled recounts from May 4, 1910, to Sept. 30, 1910, with 1909 receipts at 1,071 and 1910 at 8,672.26. The dairy department notes records of milk, cream, butter production, cow counts, and totals for the state. Campaign finance figures list donations to state committees from several candidates. The Madrid Booster club joins the Iowa League of Commercial Clubs in support of a Greater Iowa. State fair finances show income of 24104.10 and total receipts of 167,168.88 with expenditures around 329,? T2.
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Gommisealoner Breney
State Food and Dairy Department
Carroll
Iowa
Inik
Eltiea
Goalora
Mors
Anya
Asia
Mulin
Madrid
Fve
Tows
League of Commercial Clubs
Associaion
Anguat
Btate
Ptate Falr
Simpson
Jorge
Thanksgiving Proclamation and Local News Snapshot
Des Moines report details Governor Carroll proclaiming Thanksgiving on November 24, 1910 with praise for Iowa’s prosperity and prayer for blessings. Also covers Polk County hunting revenue, a gas stove explosion injuring a child, a legal denial from the Food and Drug Commission, a Mrs Howell hospital update, Cummins and Gopp meeting with Mesqu egue leaders, a skater injury, a bunched list of accidents, and upcoming social events.
Contested Poker Night Ends With Hidden Wife and Heirs
A garbled report describes a poker game where Hubbell won all the money and then hid his wife and two young children in their home amid claims of enormous dividends and involvement with Burk and Continental fliers. The text is incomplete and unclear about concrete actions or outcomes.
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Hubbell
Iowa News Briefs From Across The State
A scattered Iowa page reports the opening of a new depot at Pontanaila, a governor's proclamation for November 24, and a variety of local incidents. It notes injuries, theft sentences, a corn and grain show planned near Garnling, a political candidacy withdrawal, a fatality near Guluque, a disorderly arrest in Dubuque, church construction plans, property fires damaging mills and creameries, and numerous minor local notices including awards and grants, with several incidents across counties and towns.
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M. D. Beown
Rold
Fiat
Georgy
Garnling
Decenbher
Carl Tanke
Central Dominifled
John Powers
Boone Neighhern
Evanrp
John Paradoski
Tor Houne
Willols Central Jeath
Guluque
Brank Donohur
Ailasman
Mrrestere
Adis
Darmer Business King
Eoy
Brady
St. Paul's
bin Ab Nevada
Tom J. Hernshaw
Clarion
Angel
M. BH
Jayons
Adsnut
Pire Wilch
David Archibali
Hig Son
Amall Carvan
Ontopyille
Cevaral
Dolinra
Marcus
Ainneance
Daughters of the American Revolution
Jefferson
W. B. Stewart
Wadmada Yesent
W. Adderson
William Pranks
Dubuque
Otto Richter
Germnn Lutheran Church
Denison
Ala
Paualom Haveeen
Lowans
George W. Tiurre
Bennett
Riley Re Cook
Margaret Wmeary
George I. Porrig
John Jutland
Daniel W. Marston
Allen Moader
William AL Ulu
Oliver Wingate
Daniel McGlunin
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