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Newspaper

Humeston New Era

Location

Humeston, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1913

Page

6

Mayors Proclamation Special Election for Hameston Waterworks

The town council of Humeston Iowa on November 3 1913 ordered a special election to decide on building a waterworks and issuing $21 000 in bonds. The plan, rescinding a prior December 1913 date, sets December 1 1913 polling hours and ballot forms with Yes or No options. The resolution notes petition support by a majority of electors and cites legal compliance details.

Hamieston Wayne D. P. Goodrich W. A. Southerland C. W. Fisher R. RB Ilameston Iowa E Hameston Tameston Hameston Humeston Lown Council Lowa Lue Town Towa BR. BR Arnold GC. Hutchinson G. W. Kisher Wred Mc Kyner D. B. Tay - Taray Su Lo Sacs Bung Sand Lown

Knecht Ruprecht and Christmas Traditions Across Germany

The article describes Knecht Ruprecht as a German Santa figure, a family member in disguise who distributes gifts to good children and switches wrongdoers. It notes St Nicholas day, Christmas Eve customs, and St Stephen’s Day in Germany, plus quirky legends about wrens and the Christmas tree. It also mentions tree selection details and the role of the festive season in German culture.

Santa Claus St Nichols Germany Rupert Ruede Barpert St Stephen's Ditehfeld Church of St Stephen

Christmas in Holland and Saint Nicholas customs

An old fragment discusses St Nicholas Day December 5 as a tradition in Holland and its decline after the Reformation. It notes stockings replaced by shoes filled with straw for Saint Nicholas and the Christ Child, and mentions related Irish legends and candle traditions. It ends with a brief humorous exchange about Christmas decorations and greetings.

Holand Sita Claus St. Nicholas Santa Chios Nicholas Christinus Lindhrod Ranta Chins Nichakus Christendom

Rich Few Dominate English Book Trade Says Post

The New York Post notes British literary incomes show a small circle earning vast sums. It cites Corelli and Hall Caine as top earners, with Wells Kipling Garvice Stacpoole Conan Doyle and Mrs Ward in high tiers. Changes in publishing and culture favor big sellers over niche authors.

Chaucer London Miss Corelli Hall Caine Wells Kipling Garvice Stacpoole Conan Doyle Ward Masefield Noyes Trevelyan Morley Shaw America New York Post

Witches Weigh House Fire Destroys Dutch Relic

In Oudewater Holland a historic weigh house tied to witchcraft trials burned. Authorized by Emperor Charles V the weigh house weighed accused witches to judge guilt with the burgomaster deciding the weight. If lighter, a witchcraft case could lead to death or punishment.

Oudewater Trolland Yesel Charles V Holland

Modern Maid in Late Night Breakfast Dilemma

A servant girl returns from shopping with purchases and notes missing eggs and margarine for breakfast. The mistress, while sympathetic, suggests making do with bread and marmalade as shops are closed. Ellen, the maid, insists she cannot work without proper food, highlighting a clash over sustenance and duties in a Manchester Guardian piece.

Moving Day Claim Sparks Debate in May Landslide Tale

A tense exchange unfolds as a hunter-eyed man questions the colonel about May landslides and a supposed natural moving day. The colonel confirms years in the far west, while the accuser argues May 1 is not the ordained date for moves, prompting a pointed concession.

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Militant suffragian flouts recipe book remark

A humorous quarrel over Household Hints features a militant suffragian deriding the book as useless for bomb making. She scours the text and declares not a single recipe suitable for explosives, sparking playful exchange on propriety and purpose.

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