Garden season fears and home shrub questions emerge
A fragmented garden planning piece discusses spring work amid illness and time constraints. It mentions hydrangeas, clensante, and treelike shrubs, with notes on pruning, planting, and pest spraying. The writer laments delays, references perennials, and cautions about plants that won t bear soon while urging steady care.
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Alou
A. G
Hitler
Ender
Nahike
Aloe
Irene
Ehiss
Editorial on temperance work and community fellowship
The article critiques a temperance education plan funded by liquor store profits and praises the American Legion for its peace program. It highlights the Legion party as fostering fellowship, community unity, and understanding of the organization’s public service aims. It commends efforts to engage citizens in social welfare and temperance education for a stronger town.
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Radin
Ward Hytor
American Legion
Lee Watts
Legion
Cate
Voters debate primary fate amid party split impact
Voters weigh party loyalties as primaries approach with concerns over factional splits, candidate quality, and the nation’s path. The article notes rising anxiety about governance and the potential effects on policy and national direction.
Subscriptions and Weather Woes Highlight Local Column
A local subscriber column laments floods and sleet damage costing about 100000. Wind storms damaged roads and utilities, while residents like Miss Katherine Repel and Mrs. Harry Nixon discuss newspaper subscription renewal amid persistent rain and mois ture this spring. The writer thanks readers for support and notes the value of newspapers over radio.
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Clive
Utebeicker
Thelvine
Teeertiv
Bort Shanes
Elvetrie Servier
Katherine Repel
Gharwood
Ald
Prench
Harry Nixon
Ste
Notice of Expiration for Rehiberg Mortgage in Minot Iowa
Public notice from Mills County Iowa states that property described as Lot 12 in Block 16, Minot, passed to MINs County and J. B Hos enteddut after sale on December 2, with redemption period set at ninety days from completion of service. Treasurer’s deed will be issued, and rights of redemption expire ninety days after service, filed March 14. County Auditor KoA Schiade records the action.
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Rehiberg
Tyr
Dee
Luss
Mins Couny
Tawa
J. B
Congressmen Discuss dirigibles and rural electrification
March 19 testimony shows concern over naval expenditures and the high cost of pensions while urging continued rural electrification. Calls to end airship programs, focus on cheaper electricity for farmers, and expand the Rural Electrification Administration to bring power to farm homes nationwide.
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Hugo Echener
Congress
Wrouse
Eleervitition Administration
Mary
Rlalal
Narrow cyclone tale and local notices in 1868 Leader
A rural 1868 Leader item recalls Mildred Priest narrowly escaping a cyclone near Neola. It also debunks a circulating tale about John Severn and the Adams household, noting no help was refused and many neighbors assisted. The column comments on cyclone lore, April roadConditions, and local events including a birth at St. E. K. Mellor’s. It mentions a petition to reimburse Wilbur McCabe for a team of horses killed in 1884 and a brief note on Mexican civilization traced to ancient times.
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Mildred Priest
Neolia
Neola
John Severn
Milo Adams
Adams
Severn
Mr. Severn
Ht. E. K. Mellor
Wilbur McCabe
Milnes
Cot. Chantry
Chantry
Wil
Justicosa
Fragmented London reading reveals moral panic and a singer's fate
An OCR riddled piece recounts public outrage over crime and vice, contrasting robbers and murderers with a famed singer. It cites executions and moral decay, naming figures, places, and a controversial sermon. The arc frames a Reform era debate on crime punishment and virtue.
Lost memories of a street promise in a child’s diary
A fragmented diary-like letter recounts memories of daily life and playful scenes. The narrator reflects on family figures, neighborhood places, and a child’s adventures with bikes, school, and weekends. The tone hints at nostalgia and care for a child’s education and safety.
Grizzly Bear Long Fellow
A full grown grizzly bear stands about eight feet high when he rears on his hind legs.
Tax sale notice for Mills County Iowa real estate
To Myre Coates owner of record, Mills County Iowa, notice that tax sale of described real estate in Mills County Iowa is scheduled. Property in Town of Emercon with taxes due. redemption rights and treasurer's deed contingent on payment. Date March 9, 189? issued by Mills County Auditor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myre Coates
Ang Hal Meer
Regat
Mills
Toewlt
Teb Aviv’s Sand Dunes Turned to All-Jewish City
An obscure historical note describes Teb Aviv once covered by shifting sand dunes now transformed into a Jewish city through reclamation and development. The fragment mentions hand labor and песобраз stands, reflecting incomplete OCR.
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del-Aviv
Teb Aviv
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