Damaged Northwest Hull Index Fruit From Storm and Frost
A long readable column documents storms and frost damaging fruit in the northwest, plus assorted notes on education, science, and local affairs. It mentions Mary L. Reilly at Catholic University summer school, Cleopatra myths, health measures in Washington, and regional weather impacts on crops including snow and freezing temperatures in Sioux City and surrounding states.
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Mary L. Reilly
Catholic University
Washington
Milingly
Fler
Smith Colege
Severe Weather Ravages State Hampering Lines and Crops
A May 1 county report from Mitchell and nearby areas notes lee and sleet causing extensive damage to telephone and telegraph lines, fruit crops, and windbreaks. Rain and freezing temperatures followed, ice laden trees breaking limbs and poles, with city communications crippled. Other towns report heavy snow, moisture needed, and fruit crops suffering. Yankton remains snowbound with frost and damaged frost.
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Webster City
Mason City
Limba
Ania
May Day Snow Grim, Nebraska Hit By Severe Storm
Northern Nebraska and surrounding states endure heavy May snow and drifting. Storm causes power and telegraph outages, train disruptions, and widespread travel impacts while residents report ample spring seeding and ongoing weather damage.
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Nebraska
Crawford
Meh
Ftas
Norfolk
Mel
Mary Oode
Revere Hiazard
South Dakota
Wyoming
Videntine
Chadron
Nea
Valentine
Chicago
Owerk
Well Known Lemars Man Dies Suddenly
John T. Mohan a former Lemars council member and Knights of Columbus knight died suddenly in the Elks reading room at age 59 from vertebral trouble lingering from a railroad accident two years earlier. He leaves a wife a daughter Lilly Mohan a son J C Mohan and another son Walter Mohan. funeral Monday at 11 00 am at St James Catholic church under Knights of Columbus rites.
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Lelars,Ta
the Elks Club
John T. Mohan
Mohan
A of Columbus
LeMars i
Streator
Lilly
Hunt School
Npg
J. C. Mohan
Sioux City
Jonny Mohan
Walter Mohan
St. Mary's College
Kansas
P. &B. McLaughlin
Albert Lynch
Eva McHugh
P. J. Conway
Celock
St James Catholic Church
Knights of Columbus
Iowa and government to inspect running waters in purity drive
Des Moines reports the state board of health will form a joint committee with federal appointees to inspect town streams for sewage contamination. In Clinton, Rollie Swales 30 was shot and killed in the city jail. suspect Lovell Anders and Tield arrested for murder after a late night alley altercation.
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Des Moines
State Board of Health Today
A. HL Sumner
Higgins
Kinney
Iowa
Clinton
H. W. Beebe
Ninetsburg
Deyne
Freel Mahanneh
Mason City
State Teachers’ Association
Sinter
Mrr
Mahannah
Mahannal
Cornell
Hammon
Henors
Oak Hill Cemetery
Canada
USA
Toronto Veterinary College
LeMars
Alla
Wherrof
Haillan
O. P. Wyland
Democratic Congressional Cmmmittes
Council Wats
Court House
Thesday
Sirti
Two Year Old Drowns In Household Tub
A two year old boy drowned in a tub while his parents were away. The family, living apart recently, had the child with grandparents during the fatal accident. The father worked on a farm near Henderson, Illinois, and the mother was employed in the city.
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Poliution
Round & Ted
Hoee
Henderson
Local Resident S Daughter Leaves for University Hospital Course
Miss Hughena Burns, daughter of David Burny and prominent local resident, departed for a three year program at the University hospital. She is the fourth daughter in the family pursuing a profession, with Mrs J A Schmitz of Kiermem Lake and Miss Luella Turns of Fort Dodge among siblings.
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Alte
Senator Cummins to Take Short Vacation
Senator Cummins plans a week to ten days in Hot Springs Virginia with Senator Bourne to rest and play golf. The trip comes as Senate tariff fights loom this summer and Cummins works on remote affairs before returning.
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Senator Cummins
Washington
Cunning
Hot Springs
Bourne
Grolt
Tong
Cold Wave Grips Missouri Kansas Nebraska and Illinois
Across Missouri Kansas Nebraska and parts of Illinois and surrounding areas a cold wave brings record low temperatures. Northwest winds started yesterday and continue today, dropping readings by several degrees and fostering widespread shivering conditions.
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Missouri
Kansas
Nebraska
Orlancas
Stillson Hutchins Alleged Insanity Report
A damaged text fragment reports an alleged insanity claim involving Stillson Hutchins tied to various places and publications. The garbled lines reference Washimader DL May, Washington Times, and other uncertain associations. The exact context and outcomes are unclear due to the corrupted source.
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Washimader
DL Oh
LA Petie
Stilsen
Tiutehins
Wander
St. Tenis
Washington Test
Aml
Washington Times
Flames Mathestara Journal
Hutchins
Mergeenthaler Uinerss
Mith Vlee
Mystery surrounds murder of a woman in Lakewood NS
In Lakewood Nova Scotia police report the slaying of Mrs. Turner, wife of a local employee George J. Blout, found slain in woods near town. Investigators state the suspect is in custody and the motive remains undetermined as details of the crime emerge from the scene.
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Lakewood
Ars
Charles Turner
Sangutorium
Slay
Besa
Bootless Victory for the Wright Brothers
Paris reports the third civil tribunal upheld the Wright Brothers claims in principle against French aircraft makers for patent infringement but declined a definite ruling citing aviation science as too new for arbitrary findings. The decision leaves the suit unresolved as courts await clearer precedent in a budding field.
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Paris
Mav i
Wright Brothers
Iowa News in Brief Cedar Rapids and Across the State
Accompanying notes from Cedar Rapids and several Iowa towns report a variety of local items. Agenda items include a 26th annual session of the Iowa Academy of Science with 34 papers, a Sioux county bridge project, street light installations in Fort Dodge, a saloon petition canvass in Boone, infantile paralysis cases in Dundee and Ida Grove, a fatal choking in Indianola, and a Des Moines murder trial plea.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Academy of Science
Hawarden
Sioux County
Six Mile Creek
Fort Dodge
Central
Ida Grove
Fred Clapsaddle
Gatva
Indianola
Pauline Himsey
Paul Kitsey
Des Noines
H. D. Kelly
Council Bluffs
Woolman
Council Blufte
Howard Btersing
Des Moines
M. O. Watkins
Stoughton
Wis
Masonic Order
J. F. Ford
City
Walter Scott Anderson
Worth Liberty
Lake Mills
Arlington Hotel
FL C. Smokstad
Jamentown
J. G. Lindon
Clear Lake
Harlan
Secretary of State
Western Town Vocational College
Jaye
Iowa Passes New Moneys and Credits Tax Law
The Iowa legislature enacts a new tax on moneyed capital and shares of stock in national state and savings banks and loan and trust companies. It sets a five cent per dollar rate on moneyed capital and requires full listing of bank stock with valuations based on capital surplus and earnings. The measure aims for uniform taxable value and includes provisions for city and county administration and immediate effect upon publication.
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Iowa
General Assembly
State of
Board of Supervisors
United States
Rallong
Bank and Loan and Trust Company
Brovider
Joan Hyd Trust Company
Airlke
Giao
Companier Hall
Salt Corporation
Board of Review of
O Far Ag
Shell
Hares
Davings
Register
Teadar
Des Moines Flannal
Dem Moana
Haldeman Chosen by Publishers Association Officers
New York Mag L Members of the Publishers Association yesterday elected Truce Thalde man of the Louisville Carriereso rail as president to succeed Tiermann Ridder. Herbert L. Bridgeman of the Treoklyn Standard-Linen was chosen vice president to fill the vacancy caused by Mr Haldeman's elevation.
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New York
Mag L
Mena Weweapa Prs
Assi‘gation
Truce Thaldeman
Louisville
Heaven in a Broken Verse Amid Stray Lines
A fragmented poem fragment describes heaven as simple sustenance and affection. It juxtaposes earthly hunger with spiritual yearning, mentioning a cat, crust, bread, and a striving heart. The text wanders through garbled phrases and misread names, ending with a reference to Striekt and Gillian in the Royal Blue.
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Jstriekt
Gillian
Desperate Oasis Escape Amid Dune Bedouin Camp Tale
A desert travel narrative describes a traveler nearly dying of thirst in a Bedouin camp setting. The story recalls heat, parched lips, and a fragile recovery as the oasis finally offers a few drops of water to save him from death.
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Garis
Mogara
TL. Dow
Wite World
Hans Oni
Wiiler
Helen
Witty Retort From The Washington Star On Diaz Jokes
An American engineer notes Diaz jokes about Mexico not being dry due to pulque. A Mexican statesman arrives late to President Juvier and apologizes with a thick voice about his automobile. Diaz quips that an automobile is driven by pushing, not by alcohol.
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Washington Star
Mexico City
Diaz
Tilaz
Mexico
Mexted
Juvier’s
Inachean
Prom Tarker Waozar Myre Anniversary Conundrum
Mrs. Smith recalls her husband’s forgetfulness about their wedding date urging reminders. She mentions two anniversaries in January and June and jokes about demanding two presents.
Fragmentary OCR note with unclear meaning
The readable portion shows a jumbled dialogue about school teachers and heaven with scattered names and phrases, but no coherent event or report to summarize clearly. The text lacks identifiable persons, places, dates, or actions to anchor a factual card.
Do you find the cast of Hving any Higher than it was
The Washington Herald notes a playful exchange about aging and change as a speaker asks if the cast has grown, with a humorous reply about two daughters recently married. The item then shifts to a brief report on Java's coffee crop, estimated at over 4 090 000 pounds.
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Meopatra
Cleopatra
Octavia
Cleo
Highmore
Wigniners
The
Washington Herald
Java
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