Two Meets At A C Track In Coming Week
Athletic director Glenn Anderson says Adair Casey hosts two girls meets this week with about 150 athletes for the conference event Tuesday. The Girls Invitational on May 4 draws eighteen teams and around 300 competitors, using the same schedule as the conference meet.
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Sencoals Participatine
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Mentu
Yje
Stuart
Fin Missee April 20 team standings and high scores
The Office leads with 76 and 78, Nixon Feed 38 and 47 for team totals. High team series is 2531 by The Office. High team game is 78 by The Office, with Bill Stetts scoring 596 and Hubert Stewart 239 for high individual game.
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Monteith Feed & Grainee
Merry Bowl Lane
the Office
Elmers Grace
Jay Ale Bryan Const
B & M Tavern
Nixon Feed
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Office
Bill Stetts
Hubert Stewart
Half and Half April 23 Team Standings Summary
Team standings list multiple pairings and scores including Scott-Sheeder 70s and 69 points for Metsick-Peekumn, with Marean-Hick at 73 and Chase-Titus 70t. Entries mention Griffin-Lehman, Jorcernsen, St. Peter, Kunkle, and Wy Yoserus, plus references to Mens Scott Ind and Series trannies. The text is fragmented with unclear context beyond the listed pairings and scores.
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Marean-Hick
Griffin-Lehman Gos Chase
Metsick
Peekumn
St. Peter
Drake Relays Sprinter Wins AC Title for Wedemeyer
Wedemeyer finished second in the Drake Relays 100 yard dash with an 11.2 seconds. She later ran with the Iowa track club in the relays as the team placed second, while Adair Casey won the meet with 84 points and the Lady Danes had 82.
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War Adar Cases
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Carolsn Wedemeser
Iowa Track Club
UN Earl
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Lady Danes
Brass Pounder Telegraphs Sea Ships In Storms
Ships rely on brass pounders to send Morse and telegraph signals at sea demonstrating the era’s telecommunication link. The piece notes regulations require certain ships to carry Morse operators while radios and teleprinters offer vital contact with moving vessels during storms.
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Oliver LaGorce
US Capital Press
Teletra
POTUS
U.S
Morse
Diatec
Morse Code and Telegraph Backstory Recalls Early Operators
A fragmentary reminiscence covers Leow powered transmitters, Morse code proficiency, and the culture of amateur operators. It recalls the prestige of fast telegraph speed contests, names like Oliver LaGorce, and anecdotes of voice and code messages amid storms and static.
Edison and Morse code romance linked by signals
Fragmentary remarks recount Thomas A. Edison teaching Morse code to a woman he admired. They exchanged messages by tapping hands and Edison proposed via telegraph signals. She sent back a response, confirming the ongoing exchange.
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Edison
Earthworm Powers Revealed in Soil Science Tale
An exploration of the earthworm’s digestive system and castings, noting high nitrogen, phosphorus, potash and magnesium content in casts. It highlights the worm’s muscle, gizzard, and soil processing, and compares worm productivity to topsoil churn. The piece blends scientific detail with curious asides about ancient digs and archeology.
Fragmentary notes on Guthne Center and unrelated phrases
The readable text presents garbled references to Guthne Center, a Gutturian tenet, Spar 2 POEL gear and a claim about a stone’s weight. Other segments mention earth and breath, and several stray names and words without coherent context.
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Guthne
Jaycees Contituse from page 1 report
Fragmentary OCR notes show an item about Jaycees on page 1 with partial names and unclear details. The readable bits mention a person or group event and left incomplete. No clear dates places or outcomes are present in the legible text.
Unclear Personal Notices From Des Moines to Weebite Kansas
Fragments describe travel by Mrs CK Batschelet from Des Moines to Weebite Kansas for a medical or business event. Mentions include Mrs Ollie Seth and Nancy Whunerdosse Ptoner, with other unnamed relatives and several individuals linked to MIT Cedar balls and North Carolina arrival. The text is garbled and names are inconsistently rendered.
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CK Batschelet
Des Meene
Weebite
Kansas
Comvertion
Nancy Whunerdosse
Bonnie
Hei Oh
Stu
Mit
Cedar Balls Latif
Glenn Hui
Steve
Marry Millihan
Charlotte
Des
Sunda
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Lew
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