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Newspaper
Iowa Iowa Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1923
Page
4
A fragmentary tale follows Lucy in a boarding house plot involving a mysterious Madame Charmien and a man named George. Lucy is drawn into a scheme connected to a celestial omen Aldebaran with dangers tied to love letters and a possible debt. The piece ends with a warning about keeping letters secure.
A three month newlywed brags of cooking for her husband and neighbors at a shared building. The scene shows women arguing kitchens, light and ventilation improving homes as women gain influence beyond the parlor. The piece cites a New York Sun remark that women's place is not only in the home but they shape it now.
A soft toned tale in a library where a Little Boy listens as talking books argue about popularity. Alice from Wonderland guides him back as the books reveal lessons on variety, amusement, and reading for all. Community notices detail Fourth of July activities and street closures in Illinois Central tracks area with concessions and band stands.
The fragment notes puzzling daily match usage by nations with Britain at the top and Belgium and America following. Fuzzy OCR yields garbled figures and references to phosphorous matches, prewar usage, and long dim strings of numbers lacking clear context or dates.
Fragmentary OCR text mentioning Rein a de ad ht bet Cer penurs fortan and footie wear and universities. Lacks clear event or identifiable names. readable parts indicate a garbled historical note with scattered words and places, not a coherent report.
The readable text hints at a historical report about bird populations and local civic items. It mentions places like New York and Jersey, with scattered phrases about votes, oaths, and public notices. The legible content is minimal, offering only fragmented clues to events and entities.
The fragment traces the name Flora from myth as goddess of flowers to its spread across Europe. It notes Florus and Florencia, the spread to France Scotland and England, and variations like Florence, Flora, Florrie, and Finneen. It mentions saints and female martyrs associated with the name and hints at linguistic shifts across regions.
A chaotic New York World summary alleges Albert D. and Jish advertising a luxury naval trial trip for the steamship Le Nethan. It claims Uncle Sam funds the voyage, with 600 guests invited, under the control of Lasker, chairman of the Shipping Board. The piece questions costs, motives, and political fallout of a public funds funded test voyage.
Fragmentary OCR text references Le Mars, payments, probability, and permissions with many garbled phrases. Key entities are ambiguous, making a precise summary difficult. The readable fragments suggest a local civic notice or discussion about funds or permits but lack coherent details or outcomes.
The Independent School District of Bransville Iowa invites bids for a new school building. Bids open Wednesday May 25 1922 at the treasury offices. Plans available at H J Harms office. 5 percent certified check with bid. Bond required for successful bidder. Brunsville May 15 1923. COM Richards President. Henry Dirks Secretary. Published Le Mars Globe Post May 17 24 and June 6.
Probate notice in Plymouth County lists heirs of C S Mammen and others. It states the May 1 filing in the District Court of the State of Iowa for final proof and hearing on the will of So Mittotuen deceased, with hearings set for June 7 14 and names J A Sickler clerk and Nelson Miller attorney.
The Grant township school district in Plymouth County Iowa plans two new school houses and invites bids opened June 20, 1923 at 2 p.m. Central SchoolHouse. Plans are available at How Henning secretary's residence and a $100 certified check accompanies bids. Public notice dated May 22, 1922.
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