Ruins of Macedu Piche Discovered by Hingham Expedition
The article notes the Megalithic ruins atop a ridge 2000 feet above the Urubemiba river, attributed to a pre Inca culture. It describes 150 houses, palaces, baths and temples with precisely cut 12 foot granite blocks that fit without mortar and have endured 2000 years.
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Macedu Piche
Hiram Hingham
Peru
Urubemiba River
Early Road Boosters List Includes Noted Names
A roster of early road boosters features Prof. John B. Kindley and several Iowa figures such as BOD Pryce, Kirkwood, Tolbrook, Story County leaders, and Herbert Kuandlell. The 1833 Iowa road convention in Marek marked a pioneering event west of the Mississippi, with resolutions favoring solid road legislation.
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Agnes
Towa
John B. Kindley
Lowstate Cellene
Dena Ity
Iss3
Pte
Lowa
Pero- Tete
Bod Pryce
Fowata
Saem- Wel Kirkwood
Tolbrook
Howe County
Col Johar
Story County
Herbert & Kuadiell Wis
Charksunu
Polk County
IL Whiting
Moutpn
Wal Payne
Anu Regina AL Kreago
Iowa State Villege
Unrequited Love Sparks Tragic Self Murder Tale
A distorted report describes a man and a woman connected by unreciprocated affection. The narrative shows a suicide attempt after a failed romance, with unclear names and scattered details, set around a baker and local figures. The language is muddled, reflecting OCR garble from a city page.
Prominent Webster Cityan Dies by Own Action
A Webster City prominent figure died this afternoon by suicide with a revolver. The death followed years of ill health as he faced despondency and harm.
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Webster
Werbarerity
Gel
Soule
Iowa News in Brief Marbles and court actions
Iowa towns report estate dispute over Thomas Cahill leaves Miss Grace Kruse in contest. Judge upholds Cahill's later will. Cities note apple price records, Black Hand trial details, and multiple local incidents from Des Moines to Dubuque.
Assignments for Northwest Iowa Conference districts announced
Bishop Frank Estridge announces appointments for the Northwest Iowa conference districts, listing district superintendents and numerous pastors to be supplied across Algona Fort Dodge Sioux City Spencer Spirit Lake and other communities. Names include Hutee Suglie Alexander Almspl Taylor and many more slated for future assignments.
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Algona
Hutee
Suglie
Alexander Anillaalimer
H. Dixt Alwams PLC
Taylor
Goldfield
GE Mrelen
Armstrong
Alonza Bruitt
Gririger
al Et
Shurbert
Bancroft, Weowltyredl
Hardy
AP Oh McCay
Belling Hoon
Iurress
Thunitington
Freien Tk
Blueebleson
Kanuwah
Herking
Crystal Ake
Hutchinson
Rowan
Nathaniel Depp
Swatedale
John Wert
AL J
Trirt
Hinzidtaburn
Jierbert
Phonpson
Batherville
Whittielé
Imaornnton
Slreba
Btemton
Bie
Thiaukal
Arthur Hlupkinson
Porest Chis
Oel Leids
Westies
I. Aie
Qlarner
Lo Beuwell
Bt. Plowveiett
Aathon
All
Nortiet
Maypleton
B. Spaht
Arthur
Wy At
Pack Larschit Neuhe
Eyl Hotbine
Correctionville
G. J. Warhiin
Titanic and Center
Heche
Galva
G. W. Ladd
Statthland
Quipwligd
Holstein
Vbaint
Turin
Moorhead
Thorness
Ida Grave
W. J. Todd
Ute
Karl Tourgens
Jolly
Janvinda
Ctrambe
Wall
J. of. Draper
Kingsley
Goewy
Ayrshire
J. W. Petterson
Milford and Warren's Chapel
Harry Ingham
Calumet
OE Witla
AL Waterman
Curlew and
Millard
Wm. Pigge
Peterson
Willow Creek
Thos
Atho
Dickens
AL Wolcott
Plover
G. J. Poppenheimer
Ever
W. HL
Leasavelock
Ware
W. H. Pebb
Sheldon
Hull
M. c, Insha
Sibley
F. F. Travis
Inwood
Gy P. Quick
Spencer
O. M
Sioux City
BR. T. Cripperfield
Akron
L. Stuart
Rock Branch
Alta
C. Burnette
Salix
W. Whitford
Aurela
S i. Hoolin
Sergeant Bluffs
S. D. Johnson
Bethany
R. M. Kirnan
Seney
Siruble
Blencoe
Waller Breane
First
Johnson
Crescent Park
Mueller
Whitfield
G. C. Kidder
Chatsworth
J.P. Allen
Cherokee
F. S&s
Jerry
Diamond Center
Chas. Vetter
Enworth
Leslie Logan
Hawarden
Nissen
Hinton
G. W. Shideler
Holly Springs
Howe
Hornick
Hawks
Tretor
Mark Masterr
Larrabee
C. FE
Stevens
LeMars
EL Gilbert
Marcus
F. W. Wilson
Merri
A. J. Burkley
Moville
Onawa
W.W. Mahood
Pauilina
Thomas
Petro
J. N. Carey
Prairie Hope
Granville
Rembrandt
M. J. Metcalf
Sloan
Bar Examination Boosts Local Lawyer Roster
The bar exam results show 26 new admittees across several cities including Des Moines Ames and Hopkinton. Names listed include Steele, Briggs, Conley, Morrison, Parker, and Wassenworth among others in this regional notice.
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Pawenteesi
Steele Theke
Berpe Chapedes
Briggs Wapelu
Frank Dg
Conley
Calusar
Mattew Dh
Coomnes
Waupeten
Withon Woo
Cornwall Spencer
Viewirga
Ob Harmer
Port Lodge
AL BL Bisenwirth
Airitt
Jacob Ateldstein
Joes Alaines
State Tax Commission Closes After Drafting New Laws
State Tax Commission finished its work and adjourned after approving reform measures. The draft legislation creates an income tax voucher aid program and an elective process for assessing property values, with commissioners scattered following the report’s publication.
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State Tax Commission
Youth in Disfavor Ends in Tragic Self Destruct
A youth aged three in De Te-Ahasiva Pres ton district near Centralia shot himself in an orchard after a dispute with his parents over his sweetheart, following a note blaming the elder Kirbys for the trouble. The incident occurred around 4 o'clock this afternoon in cloudy, rural conditions.
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Dubugue
Jan
de Te-Ahasiva Preston
Siedhour Adel
Atrs
Ward Bressen
Rariwers
Centralia
Vic
Truby Kirby
Leticera
Kirbys
Sun’s Rays Set Fire to Woman’s Clothing
New York October 7 An amazing accident occurred when focused sun rays from a large reflector she carried set her clothing ablaze Mrs Minnie Bulwinkle suffered severe burns head to foot and hair burned off She is at St Vincent’s Hospital in critical condition with prognosis poor
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New York
Minnie Bulwinkie
Conscience Squared by Finder of Pocketbook
Jows Falls Ta Ger 7 E L Kennedy a Grundy county farmer is $25 to the good after returning a pocketbook found five years ago. A letter signed Repentance enclosed the lost cash and interest, admitting the failure to return the money and seeking to clear the conscience by restitution.
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Jows Falls
L. Kennedy
Here
Grundy County
Greene County corn stalks used as fence posts in Cedar township
A Cedar township farmer in Greene County demonstrates fence posts made from cut corn stalks tied with twine. The story invites readers to visit and verify the tale as proof that the method works and challenges other counties to match it.
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Greene County
Jefferson, Va
Cedar Township
Greens County
Marines Fall in Bloody Onslaught at Coyotepe
Four American marines were killed and six wounded as U S forces seized the town of Coyotepe from Nicaraguan rebels. Cable from Chamorro reported Masaya battles and a broader U S naval posture while stating the United States is not at war.
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Washington
Americam
Coyotepe
Castrillo
Chamorro
Nicaragua
State Department
Navy Department
Masaya
Castrilo
Managua
Musuya
Aimercans
Correa
Barranva
Eledon
Granada
Americ
Bairaystiv
Iis
Nicaciagui
Hes von Fleed Nuutsel
Alario
Guirkudadia
Murrmider
Reputadien
Chen Pret
Mena
Lastrillo Tualacy
State
Saral Ne Flic
Nierigua
Mariner
United States
Memphis Murder Rate Leads Nation In Homicides
Data from an insurance journal compares murder rates per 100000 across major U S cities with Memphis ranking high. New York figures show about seven murders per 100000 residents while other cities like Washington Chicago San Francisco and Nashville display varied rates. England and Wales tallied 6 8 per 100000 in 1909.
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New York
Washington
Chicago
San Franciseco
Nashville
Savannah
Charleston
S.C
E.c.l
Memphis
Tenn
England and
Wales
Prominent Farmer Dies From Auto Crash Injuries
Maurice Iowa Oct 7 Mr Cassens of Orange City died at 1 o clock this morning from injuries suffered yesterday when the automobile he was riding in turned turtle as it entered town. He was pinned beneath the car, crushing the lower part of his body. Mrs Cassens was present but unhurt.
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Owa Walls
Grant ‘Tyler
Ildora
Iowa
Cronnell Fluffa
Megn Ute Ee
Swan Lake
Ratlake
Pocahontas County
Marshalltown
E.A. Boggs
Waterloo
Tombstone
Kansas City
Grandy Center
Boggs
Des Moines
New Whampton
Fredericka
Wansipinicon
The
Normal Monthly
National Education Association
Epworth
Pennsylvania
Jefferson
Charles Evans
Fort Madison
William Copeland
Des Moines City Railway Company
Jelpferson
Woman's Relief Corps
Rowal Corps
Orange City
EL Cuaiene
Maurice
Cassens
Mr. Cause Jena
Mr. Cassens
Chicago man telephones brother of intended suicide
Luitya Ik, a wealthy retired St. Louis grocer, telephoned his brother in Chicago to announce his plan to kill himself, then drank poison after hanging up. He had arrived in Chicago with his wife the prior Sunday and left letters for his wife and a brother in St. Louis.
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Chicago
Luitya
St. Louis
Luitys
St. Lous
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Michael Brennan
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Woodbury County
Spirit Lake
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Luton
Joan Cavanaugh
Bast High School
St. Ambrose College
Davenport
John A. Bowman
Iowa University
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