Drunkards and cures linger in a fragmentary record
A jumble of sentences notes ancient excesses among Thracian, Celts, and Romans, hints at Caligula and other rulers, then pivots to the health value of playing an alto horn. It recounts a fly trap gadget, vacuum cleaners in a fire scene, farm land values, the Jewish calendar origin, and other varied vignettes with scattered dates and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caligula
Jancutlus
Nero
Verres
Tiberius
Vitellius
Domitian
Pompey
Mrr. Morgan
C. F. Hodge
Couple’s marriage license denied amid arrestees in Hancock county
Monticello Montana July Thompson and Fiezel Shaver, a Hancock county couple, sought a marriage license in Jones county. Thompson failed to prove legal capacity, the clerk denied the license, and relatives sent a telegram ordering their arrest. Thompson faced charges of enticing Tazel Shaver and aiding a criminal operation in the juvenile case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Thompson
Fiezel Shaver
Hancock County
Lowey
Jones County
District Court
Sith Watel Shaver
Harper
Sher- WE Hogan
Tazel Shaver
Yain
Siloing and Alfalfa Forage Topics From Ames Bulletin
Iowa State College at Ames releases a bulletin on silos for first time fillers and alfalfa as forage. W J Kennedy authors practical guidance from eight years of silo experience for beef and dairy producers. The issue, timed for August delivery, aims to aid farmers facing forage questions this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Towa
Iowa Agricultural Experiment, Station
Clio
W. J. Kennedy
Areru
Eianian
al Amen
Far Fiees
Women Face Scrutiny Over Municipal Scheme
A garbled report discusses women and alleged mismanagement in a city project. It hints at a civic controversy, with references to oversight, accountability, and potential political repercussions amid a tense public debate.
Incomplete notes on old man’s hoare and related deaths
Fragmentary OCR reads as a jumble about an old man named Hoare and various deaths. References mention August Andersen, am mersngys, Ptpanis, and a setting involving a rebiti lie or net. Details are incoherent with missing context and place names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Andersen
Disappointing Love and Vexed Veep Poise in Theater
A fragmented late night note reveals a tense exchange about love and politics. The writer mentions disappointment, affection, and a wary view of a deputy president role, hinting at strained personal and public duties.
FquadlingGuarded by Copy of the Tribune
Fragmentary text mentions a guard or safeguard related to a Tribune copy. The readable parts reference Vedighia and a domestic or local context, but details are unclear. No clear event, date, or person beyond vague names emerge.
IT GAME OMA AL BES HO CONTLRTA Theroae
The readable fragment mentions IT GAME and names two organizations with unclear roles. No coherent event or outcome is discernible from the text. Further context is needed to craft a proper news item.
Iowa News In Brief contains varied incidents across towns
Reports from Sloan Storm Lake Waterloo Des Moines Spencer and other towns describe a contractor in critical condition after a fall, a man injured by a cigar explosion, a train killing horses, elections of officers, injunctions against Crawford county saloons, a road guide plan, barn fire losses, a new fire alarm tower, a hydroelectric vote, a car collision injuring a store owner, and other local events with brief details and names.
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Sloan
D. E. German
Storm Lake
Waterloo
Larry Lannman
Frank Jensen
Lannian
Midland, & C
Des Moines
Town Automobile Association
W. F E. Mayer
Ties Moines
H.B. Groves
Sioux City
Decker
Rench
Davenport
D. H. Denmead
Marshalltown
Dentson
Promadifen
Manson
Pord & Company
I. I. Clark
Anton Angen
Mr. Hapeen
Abby
Mr. Hanger
Cervier
Mn Ogommiiler
Ag Honamifler
Thorslsy
Oa Dhaner
Prominent Sac County Pioneer Schaller Dies at Will
Lone City area reports the death of Samuel Schaller a renowned Sac County pioneer age 68 born in Germany. He served in the Civil War then engaged in wagon business and farming before helping found Schaller village named for him. He leaves wife Catherine and several children including Mrs. Needham and Abs Hartman.
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Lone City
Schuller
Sac County
Will
Tardwilleda
Lee City
Dubuque
Sir Schaller
Alsaece
Germany
America
Lows
Tie Schaller
Clayton County
Eden Township
P. Hartman
Ale View
Schaller
Louis
G. A. It
Iowa
Swaupervigor
Une Pacenty-Atst
Sacity
Ele
Orginigers
Sacity Institute
Behalery
Reec Croig
Des Amblottht
Convict Mages Binding Twine Says Governor
Governor reports that convicted mages are bound by twine amidst an investigation into a central state institution. The announcement references ongoing actions by authorities and the treatment of detainees within the facility.
Company May OY Bredge Lands From Lake Bottom
A terse report notes an entity named Company May Oy Bredge acquiring land from the lake bottom area near SC. The brief mentions rab bars serenity creat nota in unreadable phrasing. Further specifics are unavailable in the legible text.
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Company
Serenity
Local Iowa notices mixed with farm and accident briefs
A collage of short items from Cherokee to Des Moines notes threshing reports, crop yields, a drowning death, cancer death, amputation at a hospital, a newspaper editor’s death, inspections of schools, fires, train incidents, farm accidents, court actions, and political notes in towns like Dubuque Cherokee Storm Lake and Des Moines. Multiple named individuals and local orgs appear.
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Wari
Tdaho
Flornibrook
Hatvarden
Newreton
W. L. Gandy
Harry Seders
Dubuque
Jack Olson
Harvey Powell
State Hospital
Powell
Newton
Ea—Halph Robinson
Manin
Joeath
Robineo
Newton Jouridd
Wis
Iowa
Gb. A
Atabonocyty
Fred Mishannah
Morty
Pertle
Pont Beds
Tovep Aire Ette Berning
Tim Tate
Place Des Moiner
Annie Teynolis
Reenthe
Jais Legve Jona
Pol Retum
van Liew
A. E.rtn. Am
Ingeterios
Mira
Cluahe
Nels
Illien
Aio Cappe
Dwerheit
Snd
Ciehéwe
Hiliwara
Zimri Whinery Association
Menibership
Aucuet PO
Eldara
Mambera
Marshalltown
Union
Jeiderk
Bagorhekatoosa
Janes Baines
Vato Bhiya
United States
Laker
Woods Archer
Paayne
DLA
Toselal
Jecual
el Mansus
Albert Anderson
Traveling merchants skirt high living costs in Des Moines
Des Moines traveling salesmen find ways to beat rising living expenses by buying cheap goods such as gas light fixtures and butter in nearby towns and reselling at lower local prices. Others move merchandise to supply towns without grocers, then return home with profits.
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Des Moines
Thade
Kelly
Bane
Saloon Contest Drawn Into Protracted Dispute
chaotic clipping reports a long drawn out contest labeled as a saloon dispute with references to Maines Falcon petition and a failed compromise. It notes accidents including a car incident near Wall Lake and a child hurt by an auto, plus the death of Dr. Albert Mason City physician from typhoid fever at Park Hospital.
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Wilde
Predericksert
Dibbs
Pregericksen
Fide
Tree Church of America
Ttoene
Aarid
Swideut
Airnest Crrisen
Seere Deel
Aylsern Ur Aren
Tak Ata
Feereut
Madrii
John Timpren
Tiled Mead
Appie
Petersen
Miadrie
de Afesemie Thay
Joseph i Marrombe
Am- Terese Maren
al Abereouuhe
Sinas
Merdad
Giretien
Bi Arnold
Joey Maines
Maines
Ford
Bowen
Wall Lake
Rien Avon Bridge
JeMars
Will Selumaan
Todi Burt
Brellyevene
Bart
Albert
Mason City
Diniy H
Mibsert
Good Would Prevent Shotgun Extradition
Fragmented notice references measures to prevent shotgun extradition and penalties. It mentions Representative Seal of Iowa and state processes, with unclear details on the intended use, penalties, and regional impact. The text is garbled but centers on legal changes to extradition and associated governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Towa
Premier Asquith pledge to appoint peers for veto bill
London reports King George promised to appoint as many new peers as needed to pass the veto bill. The premier announced the pledge in a letter to A. J. Balfour and read at a private peers meeting today at Lansdowne House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
King George
Asquith
A. J. Balfour
Hoen Lansdowne
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New York
Ses
Cen
Ws Lureau
Moxea
Jerusalem
Titun
Titus
Rendesvous
Tere
England
Davy Stephens
Ebner Hea
Mr. Stephens
Kingatown Pier
Tandmeront Kingstown
Trayer
Lori Spencer
Oof Ireland
Thiry
Lonelen
Spinli
Atelun
Si Sophia
Constantinople
Ton
Mintar
Anton
Young Jones County
Young Man
Brown
Terai
Janel
Bret
Epee
Iowa News
SAG
Rioux
Camp Dodge
Fies Moines
Daly
Cagiy
Joelge
Willy-sit
Magor Albert Hide
Uolane Td
Nypman BP. Hyatt
Webgarden Tert
Tigi Shaws Clee
Fieepen
Jirachwey
Camipany
Boone
Capind Tanvsen
Iehn Pany
Heey
Houx City
Marrshalltown
Om Shela
Rowite
Granavian
Prete Perly
Jensle Holbins
Iya Poe
Trawaon
Bart Ran Prise
Tina
Marat
Sagolty Gees
Maclean Jews
Js.animues Echon
Mkinhy Ligh
Sahen
Pauling
Ct Pert C. Fulio
Waehi Th Bong
Tarkio
Vernon
Ai Narnn
Aieunt Vyermien
Forsaisk M
Tugene
Jrsiieie
Adele Beri
Charles
Owerg
Ah Reed
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