30 Jul 1923
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Newspaper
Iowa Iowa Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1923
Page
1
A fragmented account traces a presidential visit to Alaska, noting sailing aboard the presidential yacht and fishing as a calm contrast to speeches. It recalls Alaska's sale, its vast natural wealth, and the debate over its value to the United States amid speculation on future prospects.
A brave U S air mail pilot failed in a second attempt to cross the continent due to engine trouble near sunset. He completed more than many peers by reaching a high altitude before the issue halted his progress, as authorities note the mission’s partial success amid dangers of early long-distance flights.
The Interstate Commerce Commission last week authorized higher freight rates on grain and grain products for major rail routes including Rock Island Illinois Central and Chicago Milwaukee Omaha lines. The rise adds costs for Northwestern Iowa shipments to Milwaukee Chicago and Des Moines. Secretary Thiut of the Farm Federation calls the move another burden on farmers and urges reductions, warning producers will bear higher prices if rates stay up. He notes no hearings were mentioned and criticizes the commission’s decision.
Fragmentary OCR from a historical page includes unrelated garbled phrases and names. No coherent event or entity to summarize.
In a tense game described with errors and strong batting, Le Mars built momentum with a late lead as key players Podbota Kerr Richards and Welles led the charge. The narrative notes a series of hits, defensive plays, and substitutions that fueled the comeback, with Cook and Gillis contributing significant actions and Cory voting support for two congressmen.
Fragmented text mentions divorce after decades with scattered names and places. obscured details reference individuals and possible dates or locations but readability is limited. The passage appears to record a long marriage ending in divorce amid garbled OCR strings.
A rural sheriff report describes Jackson Rehater of Breda and others involved in a booze seizure. Officers arrived as an Oldsmobile with empty jugs stood near a vehicle registered under Victory but traced to Holmberg garage. Schaefer faced penalties for improper registration and remained briefly before returning home to settle the matter.
Hedacee Iowa promotes reducing death rates among mothers at birth with seven days of lectures and discussions at the Iowa State Fair. The event ties to the annual baby health contest offering 3600 dollars in prizes, aiming to educate women and improve care after the mothers and infants’ high U.S. mortality.
The farm home of Henry Faverty in Liberty Township burned to the ground after a gasoline engine used for farming activities. Neighbors assisted, but only upper floor items and some belongings belonging to Mr and Mrs Vanerly and Adbert Munch were saved. Insurance and damage details are unclear.
Nick Ruba of Marion town fit completed a purchase last week of the Hans J. Ravn farm located seven miles north east of Renisen in Meadow township. The farm spans ye geres at 230 dollars per acre with cash settlement due March 1924. Ruba plans to make the place his permanent residence.
Fragmentary OCR text outlines a funding or savings claim linked to research. Mentions Rard Builders and a set of unclear names and places. Content is garbled with missing letters, hard to extract definite entities or events.
These readable fragments describe a local notice or brief with names and partial phrases. Entities such as people and places are unclear, but the text hints at community connections and a ceremonial or social context. The fragmentary lines suggest event notes or acknowledgments without full details.
A sprawling wire of items from Washington and other hubs notes Prohibition enforcement and a big drug haul at Prairie du Chien Wisconsin. Tariff hearings, labor investigations in Alabama coal mines, and a Pacific scientific conference plan headline a broad dispatch. Nearby items cover the Prince of Wales Chicago visit prospect, Kansas farm acreage cuts, and various political and cultural notes across New York Paris London and Sydney.
A World War era report describes using odors to enhance film scenes. Salt odors waft via connected devices to set mood during car or street scenes while exotic perfumes accompany backdrop pages in Oriental settings. Redie-equipped motorcycles and aerials in the East are noted as part of this tech flavored scene work.
Marine engineers at an English port describe a loudspeaker system that projects voice commands over water to dock crews, promising faster docking and reduced accident risk. A dock supervisor can direct an incoming ship from shore, while a hoist attendant aims the device and a motion tape guides rim alignment before securing the vessel. Also shown is a portable engine base using wooden beams and a locking rod to hold engines down without bolting, adjustable for belt tension.
Fragmentary text mentions serving the president, press duties, and a reference to late events. The readable content is incomplete and lacks concrete facts or identifiable names.
Chicago resident Mrs Severk shares how Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound eased years of backache weakness and female troubles after a sister in law recommended it. She offers to write to any woman suffering similar symptoms and answer questions about the remedy.
A garbled report describes soldiers at a cantonment forming a line for last rites as an army mile event winds westward. The piece mentions scattered phrases about doctors, leaders, and payments and hints at confusion during the ceremony and the regimental discharge.
When removing automobile headlamp rims it is often found they are so highly polished that they lack grip and cannot be turned by hand. Tools may mar the rim if used without addressing the grip issue first.
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