Onslow Miss Zone Wolfe Welcomes Snowstorm Week Return
Local notes show West Liberty visitors Briefl y returning Monday by train and a group gathering in town. Illness spreads with flu affecting Supt McCauley and Lyle Lathrop, while others travel to attend contests and church events.
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Miss Zone Wolfe
West Liberty
A. K. McMaster
Tampa
Fla
McCauley
Lyle Lathrop
Kate Maple
Bert Thomas
Wyoming
Walter Koon
Mercy Hospital
Anamosa
C. R. Smith
Howard Willison
Marion
Carrol Lightfoot
Willard Rickels
Glatha Willison
Lou Barnes
Mayme Eichhorn
Carrie McKinstry
Bernadine Smith
Eva Beck
Leona Kennedy
Carol Hanwardson
Roy Bullock
Frank Barnes
Ed Kerr
Moulton Hospital
Bellevue
Onslow Savings Bank
Hall House
North Main Street
Joe Fisher
Ladies’ Missionary Society
Royal Chatterton
Japan
America
Norma Davidson
Will Knight
Boyd Chatterton
aJercy Hospital
R. Chatterton
Rebekah Lodge
Irene
Maquoketa
Chris Petersen
Lee Hansen
Leonard McKinstry
Memorial Hall
Jesse Longfield
Marshalltown
Edna Orr
Frank Larkey
Larkey
Ernest Hotton
Cedar Rapids
Doris Dolan
Lucille
Loraine Starry
G. Hutton
Paul Smith
Belle Johnston
Clayton Garnett
Lenox College
Anamosa Eureka Notes: 95th Birthday and Local Updates
Nancy Chopper, among Anamosa's oldest residents, turned 95 on Tuesday March 24 and remains healthy, cheerful, and mentally sharp. Anna Tobiassen bought the Main Street store building from John Bodenhofer, while Cleveland Street station project by R D Finnegan advances. Riverside Cemetery Association plans paving from the entrance to the burial vault gate, a nine foot concrete widening, praised as a fine improvement by Mrs. Curtis.
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Mra
Nancy Chopper
Anamosa
Royal flirtation or private matter Hannah Lightfoot tale
A long examination of the George III and Hannah Lightfoot legends outlines how the young prince’s alleged attachment to the “Fair Quakeress” has been recounted by historians and chroniclers. Various versions claim marriage or clandestine protections, while others deem it a harmless courtly flirtation.
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George 111
England
Hannah Lightfoot
St. James’ Market
Miss Lightfoot
London
Widch Stered
Prince of Wales
George III
Elizabeth Chudleigh
Duchess of
Kingston
Axford
Dalton
Quarkeress
Henry Wheeler
George VT
Olive Wilmot Serres
Princess of Cumberland
Hanna Lightfoot
John Heneage Jesse
George Iit
Quikeress
Jesse
Society of Friends
Parliament
Isaac Axford
Bridget Tolle
Daunt
Daniel O'Connell
Gentleman's Magazine
George
Yellowstone Origins and Early Exploration
The Yellowstone region was originally occupied by peaceful Sheep Eater Indians. Evidence shows white trappers in the area as early as 1808 and Henry D. Washburn published the first real account in 1870. The U S Geological Survey mapped it in 1871 and Congress made it a national park in 1872.
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Yellowstone
Henry PD. Washburn
Montana
United States Geological and Geographical Survey of
the Territories
Congress
Odd Tropical Birds Sighted Along Florida Coasts
Nature Magazine notes Florida’s southern tip sits in the tropics and hosts tropical birds not common in North America. Frigate birds are seen year round along southern coasts, Cape Sable offers rare senarlet tin mingo sightings, and West Indian doves have been taken at Key West and nearby keys.
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Florida
North America
Nature Magazine
Red Cross Feeds Drought Areas Across Twenty States
The American Red Cross aided over 1,000,000 people in 862 drought districts across 20 states. Volunteers distributed seeds, food, and school meals, with farm families receiving kitchen gardens and balanced nutrition. No starvation cases were authenticated due to the relief effort.
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Red Cross
American Red Cross
United States Department of Agriculture
Red Cross Chapter
Alabama
Arkansas
Georgia
Ninols
Indiana
Kentucky
Louisiana
Maryland
Mississippi
Missouri
Montana
North Carolina
North Dakota
Ohio
Oklahoma
Pennsylvania
Tennessee
Texas
Virginia
West Virginia
Golfers Tale From Scotland Across a Burns Stream
A golfer on a Scottish course crosses a deep stream twice per round. He lofts a ball well over the burn on the outward trip and laughs at the luck. Returning, the ball sinks in the stream as he curses the putrid water and the cattle nearby.
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Scotland
Enddle
The Boyhood of John J Raskob in Lockport NY
A youthful John J Raskob grows from a 31 000 yearly expectation to a career path. He leaves Lockport to seek better pay, writes to Pierre Du Pont for a secretary role, and rises to become treasurer and vice president of Du Pont and later General Motors.
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John J. Raskob
Lockport
Johnny Raskob
Ohio City Street Railway
John Raskob
Pierre S. du Pont
Traction System
Lorain
Ohio
Raskob
Sterling H. Bunnell
Pierre
du Pont
Busineas
John Anoskeh
John Raskoh
New York
John
Adout
Raskow
General Motora
John Ronskob
Pierre du Pont
Dallas
Texas
Tie
Wilmington
Del
du Pont de Nemours
Chemical
Mr. du Pont
General Motors
North Americas Newavever Alliance
No American Proverbs In A Young Nation
Cleveland Blain Deater argues Americans lack enduring proverbs and rely on older civilizations for wisdom. He notes slang rises daily but new proverbs rarely survive, and literary efforts fade quickly.
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Cleveland Blain Deater
Historic furniture from disarmament conference stored in Capitol
The article notes late souvenirs from the Washington disarmament conference are kept in a large ground floor room in the Capitol. Mahogany swivel desks bear silver plates with the names and official ties of delegates from major nations, preserved for posterity.
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National Capitol
Washington
House
Committee On Appropriations
Nicaragua Canal Plans Revive Longstanding Project
A New York Times report notes U S army engineers will finish a thorough survey of a Nicaraguan canal route this summer. The plan envisions a valley route from Brito to Lake Nicaragua with three large locks and a dam at Conchuda, reshaping regional trade and offering a wartime alternative to the Panama Canal.
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Greytown
Nicaraguuan
Nicaragua
United States Army Engineers
New York
Imes
Panama Canal
Panama
United States
Caribbean
Pacific
Dante 1. Sultan
Edgar Dadwin
Interoceanic Canal Board
Sydney B. Wiliamson
San Vite
Hades
Admiral Walker
Brito
Rio Grande
Nicaraagua
Las Lajas
Nicaraugua
San Juan
Conchudy
Army Engineer
Granada
Atlantic
Chase
Conchuda Dam
San Juan River
Graytown
Costia Ricn
Costa Rica
Colorado River
That Tricky Budget Annual Financial Glitch
In a Terre Haute Tribune notice a family learns after balancing income and expense for the next fiscal year that groceries had no provision in the budget. The piece notes the oversight and the need to adjust household finances.
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Terre Haute Tribune
Most Delicate Dog of Russian Wolf Hound
The text notes the Russian wolf hound as a delicate breed suited to cold climates yet highly sensitive to slight changes in temperature. It emphasizes the dog’s fragility and endurance limits in varying environments.
Kennel Ad Appeals to Pet Lovers with Persian Kittens
A playful kennel advertisement promises lasting affection from a Persian kitten or a lively puppy, contrasting fleeting candy and fading roses with a durable companion. The notice reads like a household ad, touting pets as cherished daily reminders.
Roman Highways Built to Last
The Romans built durable roads with foundations four to five feet deep using local stone such as limestone and lava. Their engineering ensured long-term durability across varied terrains.
Francis Bacon Tomb to be Placed in Westminster Abbey
The article notes Francis Bacon, Baron Verulam, lord chancellor of England and philosopher, will have his tomb placed in Westminster Abbey. It mentions his stature as a learned Englishman and hints at the ceremony near the church on the outskirts of ShooAY hans. A stray anecdote about stuffing a fowl and a chemist’s edible alcohol is included.
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Westminster Abbey
Francis Bacon
Baron Veruinam
Enghand
Theoornskirts
Shooayhans
Baeen
Shaw
Caldwell
Not So Bad We Are Using War Slogans
garbled OCR text references a wartime attitude with phrases about unity flag shirt wife and Florida Union. context unclear but shows propaganda style language and jumbled words from a historic newspaper page.
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Florida
Hours 8 to 12 am and 1 to 3 pm
The note lists the daily available hours from eight in the morning to noon and from one to three in the afternoon. It presents a simple schedule block without additional context or entities.
Dr L J Swift Osteopathic Physician Practice
Dr L J Swift osteopathic physician offers general medical services with home and city calls. Office located in Burrichter building and phone number listed as 236.
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Burrichter Building
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Locks
Dama
Conchuda
Jadwin Board
Walker Commission
Walker
Lytle Brown
Shipping Board
Heainly
Granda
Kennel
Zeigler Coal
Monticello Creamery
Leghorn Land
Russell E, Lux
Hopkinton, Iowa
Dr. A. M. Maurice
Lovell
L. J. Swift
Emerson
John Deere
McCormick-Deering
de Laval
1. H.C
Deering Corn
Arend Balster Stores
Scotch Grove
Monticello Express
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