Iowa State News Briefs Chronicle Local Deaths and Appointments
scattered Iowa items report deaths of Senator George W. Lister and Edward Savage Crosgett, factory expansion by Pearl Button company, postmaster appointments in multiple towns, rural carrier lists, pension grants, and local incidents. Includes town names like Des Moines Fort Madison Waterloo and Cromwell era figures.
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Civil Service
Herby
Ani Ogden
Wendy Nootdarr
Clinton
Pawl St. Williamd
Clear Lake
Cheyenne Kalkin Agency
Oklahom
Murphy
Jasper County
Kewton
San
Ketta
Segickels
Segickels, and Wesl6eld
George W- Lister
Sitley
Pearl Button Company
Orkalocsa
Burlington
Woodmen of the World
Ralph Wibur
Desmond Iilis
Jemes Lonbyn
Ling
Harris
Gsreala Eginty
H. B. Richards
Edward Savage Crosgett
Davenport
Ablerton
Johanna Wengrickson
Fred BH
Privia
SE Elizabeth's
Fort Madison
A. W. Moors
Sgath
Sheep
Waal Crawerr
Essociation
Olumi
S. H. aMakely
Gripnell
Airs
Hanna Erickson
Tnetaotty
Flea J.T. Confer
Stacyville
Ssitekell
Uces
Jihacue
A. L. Pluchner
Altonna
Iowa Ravn Growers
Des Moines
Fred Klopping
Nook
Fred McCulloch
Haroick
Derelicts along the street drift into memory and sea
The text describes derelicts adrift and neglected, passing as if by a harbour of loss. It recalls sailors and weary figures, the sea, wind, and wave shaping their fate. A haunting, fragmentary meditation on abandonment and the unseen costs of ruin.
Do You Remember That Emissary in the Inquiry Scene
A staged interrogation features a chairperson pressing an eminent official about memory and recall. The exchange spirals through phrases about remembering and forgetting as the officer maintains he cannot recall while asserting other recollections. The official exits with a courteous farewell amid campfire pageantry.
Sermon Calls Back Old Time Religion Amidst Modern Times
A minister urges returning to the religious customs of ancestors to reform the world and oneself. By midweek he claims authorities confirm that devout women in the congregation are sewing carpet linings and others are organizing a dogation ritual.
Not Heartless in Final Man of Heart Story
Fragmentary dialogue portrays a man who appears heartless yet is described as kind. The speaker notes his body bears numerous ailments and scars, yet emphasizes that the only thing he has left in his heart is something small and symbolic.
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Serson
Fragmentary Verse Fragment in Pale Ink
A cryptic OCR fragment mentions curses ghosts and a warped warpt world. The text hints at haunting and the idea of a tainted fate tied to the speaker and a "Ure 1dan" pursuit through fearful phantoms.
Orphans Journey Dialogue Reveals Puppet Coach Line
Fragmentary OCR speech shows a teacher and Freddie Scott debating a line about Orpheus and a journey. Four companies on the road are referenced with unclear phrasing and misread words. The text is garbled and lacks clear narrative context or proper names.
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Freddie Scott
Orpheus
Freddie
From a Cashier's Counter Odd Tale
A garbled scene depicts a shopper at a counter exchanging words with a new cashier. Dialogue hints at a planned test or deception as money and coins are discussed in a puzzling exchange. The fragment suggests a humorous or curious encounter in a busy shop.
Lumps on Bavarian Traveller Questioned at Entry
Charles I Hosenberg arrives from Hamslveg on the Kaiserin Agruste Vice with large lumps on shoulders elbows and hips and smaller along the spine. An immigration doctor questions the cause noting he has $600 in American bank notes and claims $1,600 total. intends to buy an apple orchard in Oregon before admission to the United States.
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Charles 1. Hosenberg
Bavaria
Kaiserin Agruste
Nusenberg
Ravart
Why He Laughed Atlee and the bath tale unfold
In a fragment from Linplacatt's Magazine a story follows Atlee arriving and a comic misunderstanding. Tillie fetches water for Mr. Firmao while Bitsy Avattie sends compliments and a bath invitation. Tillie reports the exchange, revealing the laugh and the odd miscommunication in a rustic setting.
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Atlee
Tillig
Piriman
Linplacatt
Whers He Wat Quete
A fragmentary text presents a scene with a resident questioning a whitewasher about whitewashing a chicken house. Aunt Hallam is described as capable yet peculiar, prompting doubt about the job. The narrator notes colorful regional speech and a humorous exchange.
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Jacek
Fragmented muse amid noisy thoughts and drifted aims
A cryptic reflection on mind made restless by doubt and memory. The passage hints at inner turmoil, elusive happiness, and the search for meaning as time advances, with poetic imagery of dreams and whispers guiding perception.
Fragmentary scrawl hints at misread landlady and guest dialogue
A garbled excerpt portrays a landlady and a guest in broken dialogue with stray names like Lite the Génuine and Tilbet. The text reads as unclear gossip or notes, with mispronounced terms and incomplete payment references, offering little coherent news.
Fragmentary Note on Savings and Advice
Incomplete text discusses long term saving figures and requests advice. It mentions years of effort and a question about how much has been saved, then shifts to a gruff, questioning tone about receiving guidance. The source remains unreadable in parts.
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Natura
Post
Aoma
Europe
Blackface routine sparks cheers in city crowd
In a lively theater scene, a colored race joke draws loud applause while a blackface comedian performs boisterously, as onlookers comment on the performance and its bold humor despite the era's tensions.
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Josh
Hism
Wealth Of Indians In Lands And Herds Noted
The article notes Indians own vast timber and mineral lands, with per capita wealth around 2 120 dollars and agricultural lands valued in the millions. Herds include about 600 80 sheep and cattle under Josrees, supporting tribes with revenue and feed for over 1 500 000 horses, cattle, sheep, and goats across Todlana communities.
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United States
Josrees
Ian F
Todlana Themenive
Raglan in Restaurants Sparks Attention in Lunchroom
A chesterfield of words unfolds in a lunchroom scene where a lively man provokes questions about Raglan usage. The waitress and patrons debate slang and social signals as a young man boasts and a waitress hints at the staff’s caution with customers who think they can dodge rules.
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Gruiltrens
Waltrews
Bean
Tutle
The League of Politeness Formed in Berlin
Berlin forms The League of Politeness to promote better manners among residents. Initiated by Fraulein Cecius Meyer, it follows an Italian motto Pro gentilesta. A gilded talisman medal is worn as insignia, promising to curb rude behavior and temper.
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League of Politeness
League of Pringness
Berlin
Fraulein
Ceccus Meyer
Rome
Terlin League
County Churchyard Gazette Item Prohibits Ordinary Garments
A two page reveal in the Gazette shows an order forbidding ordinary garments in the churchyard. The text references Gray and local place Buckinghamshire, noting a rule issued by coinell and mentioning the rude forefathers of te hatiies steep.
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Countey Churchyard
Gray
Biot Foges
Buckinghamshire
the Gazette
Coinell
How She Learned
The mother of a family of three children discusses their contrasting temperaments. She praises Sality as glow at everything and Edith as the smartest, waking up quickly. Master John adds a remark about why Edith turns quick, mentioning luck and misfortune.
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Amol Chidren
Sality
Tom
Edith
Maxter John
Incomplete quote on Governor Candler’s pipe claim
A garbled reminiscence about Governor Allen D. Candler of Georgia. The text references his humor and a claim about saving money by smoking a pipe instead of using other goods, but the passage is corrupted and difficult to parse. No clear dates or verifiable details emerge.
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Allen D. Candler
Georgis
Candler
Galneavile
Oa Plpo
Moslem Traditions Month Revelations and Practices
The Christian Herald presents a distorted, fragmentary account of a Moslem month exalted for revelations delivered by Gabriel to Mohammed. It describes retreats from Mecca, divine messages to Abraham and others, and symbolic notions of heavens, hell, and devils in that period.
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Owen
Hell
Tun Dha
Christin Horald
A Medical Compromise Deadlock Report
A fragmentary exchange describes a deadlock in a committee over medical matters with two dusters mentioned and unclear recommendations. The dialogue hints at disagreement and stalled decisions, reflecting a stalled process and unresolved guidance.
Fragmented dialect narrative from Buicesun Maguelno
Hard on te Mare Trier na Hie Uos slowly wedded to Cumberland Gap. A third Ume demanded to know why they should have sturved. The driver cautions against loudness and notes a door close. The passage reveals strained dialogue and drifting phrases.
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Mare
Trier
Cumberland Gap
Exaggtration And Youth Secret In Mixed Narration
An erratic account describesMme Sry Herntardt discussing youth and exaggeration in New York. She questions compliments, mentions friends, and reflects on aging, while a nurse in a crowd pursues orderly conduct after a six year old pleads to wait for details of a car accident.
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New York
Herntardt
Dernhanit
Megs
Sugmested
Attie Charge
Retraction Blurs Insults in Contemptuous Exchange
A garbled dialogue reveals a dismissive exchange where one speaker retracts an insult as unjustified and the other insists the remark was meaningless. The fragment hints at personal anger and social rebuke amid unclear context and characters.
Blissful Ignorance Sentimental Exchange Supposed
Fragmentary OCR reads an odd exchange about nerves and marriage. Names and context are unclear but suggest a marital confession or interrogation. The readable bits imply a tense dialogue with phrases about nervousness and future years.
Fragmented dialogue on arts and education values
An excerpt presents a debate where Kald Ate and Birlus Barker discuss their daughter’s education. One favors singing while denigrating art and literature as impractical, claiming singing disturbs the stinosphere. The stylized voice reflects an ironic critique of cultural priorities.
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Kald Ate
Birlus Barker
Papar
Earthquake Reflections Tie Couple to Night Crash
Mrs Bossia recalls the tremor that shook their home as her husband faced the quake in the hovel. He describes the mantelpiece, a chair, books, and a flatwell picture striking him, while both ponder the ensuing anger and the national sentiment that evening.
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Tvo
Flatwell
Ler
Black
National Stanthy
New Process of Staining Glass Art
A rough historic note describes a new staining glass method. It claims nine techniques creating colored windows with minerals fused by high heat. It notes Venetian and Phoenician knowledge, pebbled sunlit tones, and tells how panels are individually painted and bent before metal-frame assembly.
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Ling
Our Voice in a Storm of Youth and Debate
A fragment discusses young people drawn to strident rhetoric and risky choices in a metaphorical crowd. It laments manipulation by those who regulate temptation and warns about the lure of new voices. The author urges friends to seek truth amid noisy persuasion.
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Sophia
Leo
Mora
Biystu
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