Evening at Riverview Club Hosts Kensington Glib
Mrs H B Organ hosts Kensington Glib this evening at Riverview Country Club at 2 o clock in the cafeteria. Otto Nissen of Lost Nation called at the Sertine office this afternoon. Mr and Mrs R L Heasty celebrate their first wedding anniversary with a six o'clock dinner tonight.
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Riverview Country Club
H. B Organ
A. W. Kendall
Austin Pool
Delmar
Julia Bramer
West Liberty
Chas
Knoor
W. W. Meginnis
Otto Nissen
Lost Nation
Sertine
James Anderson
B. Leinbaugh
Elwood
Maquoketa
The
Missionary Society of the Congregational Church
Frank Ronek
Bernard
Sentinel
James Campbell
E.G. Club
Joe Nickerine
Zara Keerey
Bellevue
A. C. Hullerman
Preston
W. E. Meyer
Permanent Highways Would Boost Rural Areas and Food Output
An article quotes Thomas J. Cusack of Meriden Conn criticizing a push for a national highway system funded entirely by the federal government. He argues for local cost sharing, notes highway efficiency for freight and truck transport, and cites wartime road-building pauses and the need for durable rural post roads to support year-round travel and agricultural production.
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Thomas J. Cusack
Meriden, Conn
Washington Post
Treasury
United States
Dally Jottings Chronicle Local Social Notes
Dally Jottings continues with a string of social visits and gatherings. Mrs. E P Wray and Mrs C D Krepps hostesses are noted among Bellevue and Lost Nation visitors, with many out of town guests on civic club picnics and dances at Riverview Country Club. Guests include the Large Christiansen Frank Sidle Youmans More.
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Gabel
Oxford Junction
Rose Gilroy
Davenport
Burnett
Lost Nation
Paul Shelley
Riverview Country Club
J. B. Large
Christiansen
Dewitt
California
F. E. Ellig
Dubuque
Alice Clark
Henry Schumann, Sr
Fulton
Castoria and forest notes amid cloudy old texts
Fragmentary OCR item blends advertisement style lines about Fletcher's Castoria and notes on Western hemlock trees in British Columbia. It mentions tree heights 125 to 150 feet and diameters 2 to 6 feet with obscured units and stray references to mildew removal and Himalayan geodetic observations.
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British Columbia
Fifty Fifty and a Half Mile Riddle
A fragmented puzzle of numbers and measures with references to Caitii, jay aikers, and Reston Tesriering near a square. The text hints at a 35.5 person mile and 48 as a concluding figure, suggesting a garbled or coded geographic or mathematical item.
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Sie
Jay Aikers
Elt Streen
Reston Tesriering
Fes
Fragmented Caption on Facially Expressive Muscles and Smiling
Partial OCR describes facial muscle counts and expressions in unclear prose. It mentions six ty five muscles for a frawny smile and thirty three for a subtle one. The text references general anatomy and a misread term possibly related to a study or caption.
Early state roads long before the New Jersey 1801 law
The American Highway Association notes state funds for roads exist well before 1801. Kentucky paid over $2,000 between 1820 and 1840 under a state highway engineer with a $5,000 salary. Roads then were 24 to 30 feet wide with crushed stone surfaces and stones wedged for foundation, but work halted around 1850 and resumed in 1908 after a long gap.
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American Highway Association
New Jersey
Kentucky
Telford Foundation
Stronger highways urged to curb constant repairs
Officials warn that cheaper road materials like unstable brick or substandard concrete lead to frequent maintenance. The article argues only durable foundations for trunk roads can support heavy traffic and reduce ongoing repair costs.
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Evhdon
Concen
A Writer's Style And Maritime Bottomry Bond Defined
The article notes that great poets owe debts to predecessors and contemporaries, citing Bailey Aldrich on originality. It then explains bottomry bonds as legal instruments used by seafaring communities, securing a ship or its equipment when money is borrowed, with the term rooted in the ship’s bottom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deemas Bailey Aldrich
Iceberg source in Arctic traced to Greenland
The article states Greenland serves as the origin for the vast majority of Arctic and subarctic icebergs, noting its pivotal role in iceberg genesis and movement within polar seas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenland
High Flyer in Rare Condor Flight
A remarkable account notes a condor reaching a height of four miles, a rare feat highlighting the bird's exceptional ascent capability and the observer's astonishment at such altitude. This extraordinary avian achievement underscores condors' seaborne-like gliding and survival prowess at extreme elevations.
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McAllister
Monarch
Santos
Michigan
Herald
Fiat
Thellle Clister Stores Co
California Perfume Company
Talcum Powder
Pearl Correll
C. L. Daudel
Centre City
Andrew
E. P. Wray
C. D. Krepps
Tred Eckelburg
Sarah Ruddy
Our City
Henry Kegsbine
Irene
Neta Schoff
Freda
Velda Schubert
John Wolfe
Julia Me.Andrews
F. J. Swift
Riverview
G. L. Mitchell
Abo-Ore
Linghewn
E. ‘J. Avery
Rochester
N.Y
E. G. Franklin
Cnis
Orpheum
J. D. Adams CO
C. G. Bachman
Fletcher
Himalayas
Umalayas
Titenm Mounising
Japan
Wwe
Hill & Moeller
Oder
Lane Furniture Co
Sunkist
Fair Price
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