Local Notices and Personal Items From Clarinda Area
Sale of a red horned calf and other items flagged by local notices. Reports include Oswalt’s operation in St Joseph and recovery, social visits with relatives in Shenandoah and Clarinda, a July 27 visit by truss expert F. H. Seeley at Linderman Hotel offering free charity consultations, and community happenings with marriages, birthdays, and travel notes.
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F. H. Seeley
Chicago
Philadelphia
Linderman Hotel
Clarinda
Gravity business visitor and local notes from Gravity Iowa
Ralph Franklin of Red Oak visited Gravity on Thursday last week. Mrs. W B Estle and niece Catherine Richardson left for Hot Springs South Dakota. Dr J M Hendricks of Lenox visited Gravity with his son. Helen McGregor of Creston visited Gravity with friends. Miss Helen Anderson of Bedford visited Dr L T Reed. The soldiers monument moved to the park and work on it began. W M Hockabout dentist office in Gravity. Lost keys with name plate between Ladoga and Clarinda. Mrs Roy Coan of Des Moines arrived for a couple of weeks with her parents. Jim Greenway moved to Creston to own a butcher shop.
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Ralph Franklin
Red Oak
O. M. Fraim
C. C. Woodill
Belknap
Illinois
Jim Greenway
Sharpsburg
Creston
Greenway
Notice statement verified by federal and state courts
P. S.-Every statement in this notice has been verified before the Federal and State courts. -F. H. Seeley. adv 1.
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P. S
F. H. Seeley
Blockton Sunday School Session Marred by Fire Erspects
Blockton hosts county Sunday School session with Mr and Mrs J N Banks as the fire alarm interrupts mid afternoon. A widow’s house burns after sparks from a threshing engine set dry shingles alight. Town prepares chautauqua and soldiers monument as draft worries cast a shadow over attendance. Walter Hutton of Des Moines closes with remarks and a plea to sing America and a convention stanza. Donkey Fly Chaser advertised for cows.
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J. N. Banks
Blockton
Walter Hutton
Des Moines
Hutton
Iowa
America
Oddities of air pressure and its effects on chemistry
The article notes that temperature and pressure must be considered together in universal theories. It cites Briner on how high pressure, especially in stellar contexts, can dramatically accelerate chemical reactions, form new compounds, and stabilize molecules that would break apart under other conditions.
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Soty of Natural Sciences
BE. Briner
Desert Isle Kahoollawe Reforestation Plan Begins
The island of Kahoolawe, about ten by six miles and 1,425 feet high, was made a territorial forest reservation in 1910. Overgrazing by wild stock has eroded large areas, but early reclamation is promised for over two thirds of the land as 4,000 goats are removed and native plants and 18,000 acres of algarroba forests begin to reclaim the soil and supply fuel stock feed and bee pasturage.
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Kahoollawe
C. Todd
Japan's Great Coal Fields
Recent surveys indicate Japan controls the most extensive coal deposits in the world, the Pushin fields of Manchuria, estimated to contain more than 800000000 tons of bituminous fuel.
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Japan
Pushin
Manchuria
They asked Bill at camp about bayonet drill
Bill faced questions at a recruiting camp about bayonet training and revealed he was stuck, unable to provide usable knowledge. The remark underscores a moment of embarrassment or limitation in the exchange.
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Bill
Professor As a Success You Have Been a Failure
A paradoxical exchange frames success as a failure to students, with a humorous remark that a person may fail in a field yet be triumphant in another. The dialogue hints at personal growth through unconventional outcomes.
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Stude
Not Expensive Molly Dolly Phrase in Court
A noted court remark features Molly asking if she was called a good spender while Dolly responds the judge recalls she said he always paid her attention. The exchange highlights the judge's characterization of financial or attentional considerations in the case.
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Molly
Dolly
Silent Moments Echo in Old Sayings About Money
An old newspaper fragment discusses money and speech, noting that sayings endure across time. It hints at a proverb about money talking, reflecting on value and persuasion in tense moments.
That’s Different in a Quiet Argument Between Mrs Knagg
The dialogue shows Mrs Knagg asserting independence and disdain for small talk while Mr Knagg reacts with exasperation. The clash highlights household tension and gender expectations in a domestic moment.
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Ithe Ative
E. Chabortin
Horthorn
A. Shajis
Bee
Rex Sands
Yenk’Murray
St. Joe
Missouado
L. T. Reed
Shenandoah
Toy
Bedford
Oswalt
Joe
Sis
Derson
Vife
Regon
Monhome
Mrs. Anders
Ray Norti
Oregon and California Railroad Cio
Grant Lands
United States
Congress
Grant Lands Locating Co
Portland
Oregon
Roy Coan
L. F. Phillips
Ollie Swander
Galva
Imperial Poultry
Gravity Produce Company
Jay Brown
W. E. Weller
Desert Isle
Government Forestry
Towa
Sever Ees Oni Lied
Brookman Bros
Gravity State Bank
T. H. Read
N. Hargadin V
J.N. Banks, Cashiey
W. B. Estle, W. L. Chandler Henry Read
He, A. Read
Frank Haidsiak
H. H. Johnston
Roc Mountain Land
Talon
Rocky Mountain
Denver
Rocky Mountain National Estes Park
Pikes Peak
Garden of the Gods
Burlington
Yellowstone
Estes
Glacier
SniMue
G. E. Smith
Schmoller & Mueller
Schmoller & Mueller Piano Company
Farnam
Omaha
Nebraska
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