London Post Office Noted for Odd Addressing and Bees
A London style post office efficiency note recounts a letter sent with only the word London and a shield drawing, delivered to Rothschilds. Other items describe travelers in Baden and Baghdad, wartime messenger ideas using bees, photography of tiny messages, and medical and sanitation efforts in New York with babies and milk stations.
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Unclear text fragment on Cea and York notes
The readable portion mentions Cea and York in a fragmented report and requests unclear wording about a crime or event. No coherent facts or identifiable entities beyond these two names are established.
Cosson and Byers Highly Commended by Federal Court
Des Moines reports Judge McPherson lauds the express rule cases, praising thorough case preparation by Cosson and the Railroad Commission. The ruling notes a fair three-member board and a deliberative hearing, with cross examination and mature consideration of evidence.
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Town Manufacturers’ Association
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Tornado Last Night Damages Town and Buildings
A destructive tornado swept through the area last night causing widespread damage. Reports describe collapsed structures, downed power lines, and debris across streets while emergency crews assess the scene and aid residents.
Unclear OCR fragment on political incident and leadership
Fragmentary text references an incident involving officials and a presidency, with names and places obscured. The readable parts hint at international representation and a shift in leadership roles, but details are garbled and the event remains undefined.
Burial notice for former Siqux Cityan Bies in Marshalltown
A burial notice records the death and interment of former Siqux Cityan Bies. The service is set to take place in Marshalltown with details of date and participants described in the readable text.
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Valuable drill recovered after factory incident
A garbled reel of OCR notes mentions a drill and crane at a Cinett Hwee site with workers at a feed station. Details are unclear. the fragment references a recovery of a valuable drill and possible safety concerns surrounding the incident.
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Iowa News in Brief Highlights Multiple Local Crimes and Events
The Iowa items report a Somme thief stealing silk goods worth around 490 to 500 dollars from J. O. Lind's store with no suspect yet. Des Moines Still College of Osteopathy opens with 30 freshmen and returning students, while Des Moines Still funds seek support. Fire damages Mattison Glove Works with estimated losses near 20,000 dollars and lightning blamed. Mount Pleasant Canning plans 1 440 700 cans of corn this season. Marshalltown grand jury returns fourteen indictments, many youths charged. Boone resident Charles Clem shot farmer Frank Smith during a drunken quarrel. Clem denies involvement. Other notes cover a Baldwin hotel proprietor injured after a hat incident, and various local civic items.
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Northwestern Railroad
Grant Jones
Mason City
Mattison
Mount Pleasant
Mount Pleasant Canning Company
DES Moines—Still College
Des Moines Still College of Osteopathy
Marshalltown
BR. A. Eley
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Ed Loover
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Frank T. Smith
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Smith
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Lave
Union Officers Predict Strike by Ten Thousand Miners
Union leaders forecast a large walkout as 17 000 miners may strike over unresolved arbitration. They warn of a possible nationwide stoppage if talks fail and plan to mobilize crews to affected mines.
Manhattan Hotel Change of Ownership in Clay County
A weeklong ordeal ends with Victor Des Riubhee selling the Manhattan Hotel in Clay County Iowa to George Barker of Spirit Lake. The property includes 1 108 acres with five cottages and surrounding land. Barker plans improvements and continued operation of the hotel, viewing it as a key asset on the east side with potential growth.
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Water rate ordinance challenged over low supply
The piece reports a federal court action led by Jon Gensrita Pherson challenging a water rate ordinance in Des Moines. The suit argues the ordinance sets water prices below cost and harms consumers, detailing the legal maneuvering and the city’s response.
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Fien Aininestas
Cirgan
Umwar
Jon Gensrita Pherson
Fideral Court
Moines
Hopper defeats Carroll for Des Moines conference seat
In Shanandosh on Sept 73 Gov. Beryl F. Carroll of Ionas loses to Harry Hopper of Indianola for the Des Moines conference representation at the national Methodist church meeting. The event will occur in Minneapolis. Hopper supports Sirinian college in Indianola, boosting his campaign. Carroll’s Bloomfield residence is noted as a conference hurdle.
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Beryl F. Carrol
Ionas
Harry Hopper
Indianola
Des Moines
Methodist Church
Minneapolis
Hoonger
Sirinian College
Inedianola
Carroll
Bloomfield
Milleonaire Hopper
Merning
T Shenaring Helureen
Carrol
Mation Abomeeting
Aimnespells
Winnie
Mons
Pallinola
Sir. Trapper
Shenandoah
Fife
J. M. Andersen
7. A. Whitiey
Interurban Road From Creston To Des Moines
Fragmentary OCR notes describe an interurban road project between Creston and Des Moines. The text mentions dates and names poorly, with uncertain details about route status and related planning actions.
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Des Moines
Hatchet murder victims soon to be laid to rest in Eldora
Eldora reports the murder of Mrs. Franc Wehrman and her baby Harold in Scappoose Oregon on September 3. Their bodies are to reach Eldora next Sunday night and a double funeral is planned for Tuesday afternoon.
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Ore
Onawa
Monona County Fair Association
Lemars
Western Union College
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Dallas
United Envangelical Church Association
Swha
P. S. Nagard
Des Moines
W. W. Killen
Hiatt
California
Killen
Marshalltown
Upper Town
Methodist Episcopal Church
Waterloo
Bet Holt Frames Scheme for Hack's Last Words Song
Webster City Iowa September 16 Champion Frank Gotch and his vaudeville party plan a song title Hack's Last Words Put Me Down Gently. B F Beitz and Emil Klank offer 60 dollars for best lyric judged by a five member panel chaired by Senator Winnebago.
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Frank A. Gotch
Hack
TB. J. McMahon
Minneapolis
Emil Klank
Goten
B. F. Beitz
BR. K. Winne
Humboldt
Wilk
Keltz
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Keitz
Chicago
Koeltz
Death Averted by Narrow Mulled Miracle in Tennessee
In Alton Tennessee on the 16th a man named Frank Hanington driving a vehicle was trapped under a train as a car and a heavy load fell on him. His companion M Miller, a traveling representative, escaped with injuries while the other man survived unscathed and both were unconscious when found.
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Sengey
Frank Hanington
Landiort
Floyd Hotel
Wasi
M. Miler
Paares Hegerve Thabane Eociety
Trampleyn
Farmera
Waa
Crop Bureau predicts most Iowa corn safe from fronts
Thr George M Chappel of the Iowa crop bureau says 66 percent of Iowa corn should be out of front danger by September. Experts now warn that most of the crop is safe and only a severe front could threaten the remainder.
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George M. Chappel
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Givorges in 46 Hours Court Race Draws Attention
The report notes 65 Givorges and 46 hours in the Indianola race scene with Governor Carroll and Topper contesting in a Des Moines area conference. Mention is made of Jean Lightner and Lightner’s ties, plus local supporters from Shenandoah and Indianola.
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Fragmented OCR reads on local issue and names
Readable lines show references to Privenport Repeal 14 and local figures with unclear roles. The garbled text mentions potatoes, a native seat, and dates, but specifics are unreadable.
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