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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1910
Page
4
A garbled OCR note lists names like Bre Doig Pate Deen and CLG, hinting at a broader recovery effort. It mentions twelve but clarity is low. key entities appear to be people and organizations involved in a capital or venture.
A disrupted OCR page mixes random items from law, finance, and foreign affairs, mentioning courts and officials, a death in Kansas City, a royal birth rumor, a Wyoming dairy experiment, a mine explosion near Norton Virginia, and Arab uprisings near Jerusalem. Names and places blur into a single surreal mosaic.
The 1920 corn crop valuation rises to $882,070,702 with 364,606,500 bushels produced, up from 305,096,868 bushels in 1909. Estimated acreages, state totals, and prices are listed, noting dry summer effects yet record production and strong farm results statewide.
Readable fragments recount Iowa fair results with prizes for Yellow Dent corn and multiple contestants, alongside rail petitions from 1290 Chicago Great Western workers seeking higher transportation rates to protect wages. Mention of Des Moines coal price concerns and planned state railroad commission actions. Also notes on judge succession, paralysis cases, and a large fortune awarded to Mrs Mary Nyore of Des Moines.
Fragmentary text recalls the split of the kingdom after Solomon. Rehoboam faces rebellion as tribes resist his rule, while Jeroboam’s faction contends for leadership. Egypt’s Pharaoh invades with chariots and horsemen, sacking Jerusalem and seizing Solomon’s wealth, prompting prophetic commentary on divine judgment.
A fragment from United States Senator Jamies B. Fre’s remarks shows he dismissed procedures as inadequate. The testimony hints at tension within the subcommittee as officials question the record and implications of the hearing.
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