Reforms in Currency System Will Reshape U S Banking
Washington outlines the proposed currency reform a sweeping measure setting up regional reserve banks backed by 6 percent regional capital, new treasury notes, and a reserve system to move cash quickly. Banks face new reserve requirements and gradual transfer of reserves to regional banks over three years with federal reserve board controlling overall policy.
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Washington
Congress
Ua Hondi
New York
Chicago
St Louis
Iso
Seach
Regional Reserve Bank
Federal Reserve’ Board
Certai
United States Treasury
United States
Federal Reserve Board
Hbanks
Paneer
Federal
Reserve Bank
Téserve Heard
Treasury
Federal ‘Reserve Board
Federal Reserve
Federal Reserve District
Coutnell
St. Louisia
Muddled Exchange Sparks Insurance Talk in New York
Fragmentary dialogue shows a discussion of life insurance sums in New York with figures like 250000 and 25000 cited. Puck quips about knowing many who carry life policies, reflecting casual attitudes amid a unclear context and insurance chatter.
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New York
Giltis
Aife
Puck
No Favorites efldition of a boarding house at ran ch
A fragment notes a boarding house perimeter description with a strawberry reference and unclear context. The readable words suggest a rural setting and a possible listing or description but lack concrete actions, dates, or names to confirm events.
Soldiers should swagger as ordered by colonel at Vannes
A colonel of the One Hundred and Sixteenth regiment issues a general order urging soldiers to wear pride in their uniforms and exert effort. The message, read in every company at Vannes near Lorient Frasca, emphasizes discipline and self-respect, describing a “Heart into yourself” motto as a Valuable Hint From Germany. It notes German factories provide workers with square cloths for cleaning, replacing cotton waste, highlighting an efficiency scheme.
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Vannes
Lorient
Frasca
Swageer
Germany
Fragmented quote from housemaid dialogue in unclear OCR text
Readable fragments show a householder and a maid exchanging terse remarks about a policeman per population ratio. The text is garbled with missing letters and inconsistent punctuation, making it difficult to determine a coherent news item or event.
Iowa Federal Jobs Seen Delayed By Vacant Judge Seat
Des Moines reports Congress adjourns for holiday without Iowa appointing new officeholders. Appointments to fill northern attorney positions may slip to January as potential candidates Maurice and Frank O Connor push, Huber of Tama visits Washington, and referees delay recommendations amid funeral proceedings for Congressman Pepper.
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Des Moines
Congress
Iowa
Jmreh
Towa
van Wagenen
S. C. Huber
Tama
National Capital
Maurice
Frank O’connor
Washington
Huber
van Wageren
Connolly
Kirkpatrick
Pepper
Henry County Sees Record Road Improvements This Year
Henry county closes the year with substantial road work including rebuilt and graded miles and 124 bridges repaired or constructed. Supervisors credit strong public support for the new road law and note early compliance with the county engineer requirement, Mr C E Smith serving twelve months ahead of the law.
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Henry County
C. E. Smith
Despairing 93-Year-Old Shoots Self on Iowa City Rail Trip
Arnald Amrine, 93, a track laborer for Marshalltown's city railway, rode to River View park and told the motorman he would shoot himself. On return, crew found Amrine dead with a bullet through the forehead, believed despondent over the fear of losing his last remaining eye.
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Marshalltown
Arnald Acrne
Iowa City
City Railway
River View Park
Amrine
Teacher Elopes With Student Near Persia
Rural school near Persia reports Miss Alta McVay and Glen Sedden, 19, missing. The couple reportedly traveled to Omaha and were married there, leaving students and director alarmed as Friday passed without the teacher.
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Council Bluffs
Persia
Alta McVay
Glen Sedden
Omaha
Knights of Pythias Build To Erect Fraternal House
Counsil Etuus-St Albans lodge buys a large city business district lot and plans a three story fraternal building. The project signals expansion and a permanent meeting place for Knights of Pythias members.
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Knights of Pythias
Counsil Etuus
St. Albans Lodge
64 year old Plymouth county resident dies in La Mars
Mrs Jol Galles a longtime Plymouth county resident passes away at age 64 just shy of 65 years old in La Mars Iowa. Her death marks the loss of one of the county's oldest living residents with neighbors noting a long life of community service. She is remembered for family ties and local involvement within La Mars and surrounding areas.
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la Mars
Jol Galles
Plymouth County
Pioneer Suffers Injury In Fall At Home
Mrs Mary Jane Pilcher, identified as a pioneer of the middle west, lies in a serious condition after a fall at her home. The incident involves Boone and occurred recently, highlighting the dangers faced by early settlers.
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Boone
Mary Jane Pilcher
Middle West
Train Kills Perry Woman At Milwaukee Station
Mrs. A Wallace of Perry was struck by the driving rod of an engine as she attempted to pass an incoming train on the Milwaukee station platform at Woodward and was instantly killed.
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Perry
Milwaukee
Woodward
A. Wallace
Contract for Tama School Con stration Bid Summary
The Tama School construction contract was awarded to the lowest bidder. Bids appeared to be misread in the text, with reference to HSCTS and Wye AE, and a Pex rose of Tame noted in the confusion.
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Tama School
Tame
HSCTS
Wye Ae, Wg. Pexrose of
Biblical lessons tie Joshua to Moses in Hebrews view
A devotional outline surveys Israelite leaders Moses and Joshua through lessons from Numbers and Deuteronomy. It links Joshua’s work to Christ’s fulfillment, cites five leaders, and notes the broader theme of divine guidance from bondage to rest. The piece highlights scripture references and a final reflection on God’s boundless love.
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Israel
Moses
Aaron
Miriam
Joshua
Caleb
Baalim
Achan
Jerae
Canaan
Egypt
Why I Emigrated to Canada A Prairie Farmer’s Payoff
A prominent journalist recalls a Western Canada farmer who left Iowa five years earlier. He bought 160 acres at 15 per acre, paid it off within three years through wheat yields, and grew to a debt-free 3,000-acre holding. The farmer notes higher earnings, land value, and freedom from poverty, contrasting his old life with a modern, prosperous farm. The piece extols Canada as the Paradise of the Poor and urges emigration for opportunity.
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Ch Cugh
Canada
United States
Westam
West
Iowa
Hovse
Sanyone
Idha
Western
Yester
Prairig
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