Fragmented 1919 News Sketches and Notes from Activist and Arts
A dense, fragmented clipping surveys fur trading, legal shifts, and cultural notes. It mentions fur buyers, a 16 day trip through Mangley region, and notable figures such as Jacnny Liertttarn. It also covers Queen Edward, King Alfred of Arabia, and Sabine Baring-Gould with assorted statistics on coinage, immigration, and population.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mangeley
Urip
Migson
Fs &Cies
Vol
Shaw High Bidder In Resale
Fragmented OCR describes an auction sequence with Shaw High bidder involved in resale activity. Mentions bidders, towers, and a potential sale outcome with unclear details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaw
Arilreas
Fragmented OCR Text From Iowa Green Field Page
The readable fragments describe a sports or event page with names and phrases scattered. It mentions Iowa and references to winners and participants, but the text is heavily garbled with nonsensical sequences and missing context. No clear dates scores or outcomes are discernible.
Magnolia area truck purchase proposed after review
A Magnolia business plans to buy a motor truck from a dealer in the city. The proposal outlines testing in April to verify suitability and compliance with freight and public safety needs before final acceptance and delivery.
Two Churches Unite in Estherville Union Baptist Church
Estherville Iowa March 28 The First Iren Will trays list church and the First Baptist church of Estherville have united into the Union Baptist Church of Estherville with Foy J D Vanney as pastor. Corporation papers filed and new trustees elected. A free fellowship supper is planned for March 71 for members and friends to celebrate the union.
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Estherville
Cowman
Iren
Trayslist
First Baptist Church of
Eistherville
Union Baptist Church of
Foy
J. D. Vanney
Armstron g Home Ruined by Gas Explosion at Woodbine
Fire originating from an oil stove exploded destroying the Wm. Armstrong house at Woodbine. Local fire company arrived too late. some household goods were saved. Insured but loss estimated at over $1,000.
Institute lecturers named for Harrison Garrison county
Dr Wilson A Price of Des Moines Dr Ellis of Vincennes Ind Dr A Winship of Ruston Superintendent C Cobb and Miss Bertha Cadwell of the Logan schools and Prof M A Freed of the Wotbine normal are instructors for the Garrison county teachers Institute to be held here March abta April 3.
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Harrison Logas
Wilson A. Price
Ides Moines
Ellis
Vincentes
Ind
A. Winship
Ruston
C. &. Cobb
Bertha Cadwell
Logan Schanis
M.A. Freed
Wotbine
High price defeats public ownership vote in LeMars
A special election asked voters to approve city ownership of water and light plants. The measure failed 7 to 1 with about half the eligible voters casting ballots. Many residents favored municipal ownership, but the high appraised price sealed defeat.
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LeMars, Ta
Marth
LeMaers
Tut
Man with brain injury dies after four days of unconsciousness
A man who fell into a bug and suffered severe brain damage lived four days in a partly conscious state in Muncels before dying. The report notes extensive brain injury and lingering unconsciousness during his final days.
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Maison Civ
Muncels
Hetryr Flermimatsen
MacDermott Nominated for Manila Office
J. MacDermott of Manila is recommended as postmaster as the first new administration under the present leader works to fill the office. He has served as postmaster for years and is seen as a steady choice to succeed Saunders whose term expires in April.
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City
J. MacDermott
Mirnilk
Saunders
Medermult
Sears
Ofthe
Wreck and death reports amid sprawling community notes
A wide ranging condensed dispatch records accidents and obituaries across towns. Mentions of the Nebras wreck, deaths of J. J. and spouses, local fires, real estate, church notices, and civic updates from Webster City Logan and other nearby locales appear with scattered names and dates. The item also notes a fire equipment purchase and a murder of the old guard of civic life in a period tone.
Safety First Rule Bans Public Access to Traditions
A long garbled report discusses a so called safety rule restricting public crossing of railroad tracks and impacting local customs. It mentions arrests and concerns about maintaining daily water access and safety measures at a park area near Dubuque. The text also references legal action and a separate court case in Des Moines involving an accuser.
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Carmela
Chery
Weber
Concord
Moines
Leah
Doha
Uae
Davie
Magiteesa Corsete
Fdas
Coruna
Tenia Wigieck Witali Beac
Cletis
Diaateen
Heckler
Ceagecral
Peeiek
Governor's Office Incident and Iowa Patents Report
A damaged garbled report cites a governor's office disruption and a late March note on Iowa patents granted to residents, listing names like Villa Bettendorf and J W Bettendorf. An explosion near Treynor, injuring Charles Springer fatally, is also described with details of the accident and its cause.
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Iowa
Des Moines
Jom Cettha
Bes Moines
John Reinhart
Geo. M. Webster
Fort Fredze
Young Farmer Albert Searle in Hawarden Assails Self
Albert Searle a 22 year old farmer near Hawarden attempted suicide after days of pain from pheta in the neck. He claimed the pain drove him to act and his condition remains very serious as doctors describe internal damage and potential fatal outcome.
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Treynor
Maren
Harles Springer
Springer
Birch
Albert Searle
Vicini Iy
Pheta
Gress
Timely Brigige Ends Wife's Divorce Suit
A divorce case ends with no further action as the husband faces a fatal incident. The judge plans to rule next week in the city. The husband and wife are from West Heénd and Wrestland Gor, with four children affected by the situation.
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Brigige
Kannetshurs
Paullimely
O'Brien
Marehon
Are
Nuthiee
IOWA NEWS IN BRIEF
A garbled Iowa in brief segment covers multiple towns including Cedar Rapids Clarion Estherville and Logan. It notes franchise votes on streetcar service in Cedar Rapids and other local developments, fires and losses at Pocahontas, and obituaries and church tributes.
Indiana Recovers From Wind Storm Aftermath
Indiana reports recovery from a March wind storm that caused about 1 million dollars in damage and two deaths. Telegraph and telephone lines were partially restored as warmer weather aids relief, with continued risk to still-shaky wire communication and adapting residents in damaged homes.
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Indiana
Stoam Indianapolis, Inc
Yexter
Whale Hunting Looming Up Again in Alaskan Waters
Seattle March 24 The time sea faring trade of whaling, believed to be on the verge of a new season, brightens Alaskan waters. Three whalers are headed north to join a fleet, with more expected to leave Seattle this year than ever before. The past two years have seen a lucrative new type of vessel.
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Seattlen
Wasl
Whitling
Seattle
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