09 Feb 1928
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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1928
Page
1
A dense historical clipping discusses candidates, speeches, and campaign events across states including Washington and Pennsylvania. It references debates, public notices, and party names while noting political tensions and voter engagement in the era.
A distorted clipping describes a novel gasoline like fuel with claimed low emissions and broad adoption potential. Inventor M. Ferner transfers patents to a government agency, boosting hopes for cleaner energy and rapid market impact across regions.
Advice on family meals and nutrition for a household. Describes foods and portions for a varying energy needs and meals for a child between five and twelve, with emphasis on milk, cereals, bread, vegetables, and balanced protein and minerals. Mentions whole grain bread and the role of dairy and meats in daily intake.
A garbled OCR passage hints at a trading street or market context with references to vendors and garments. Names and places are unclear, with scattered phrases about shops, prices, and people. The text retains a sense of a bustling, multilingual marketplace tale from an older era.
Notice of probate of the last will and testament of Woo Ssuievel in Eunta County. The court opened and read the will on the lath day of March 1964 for final probate and settlement. All interested persons may appear to contest the will before the Marin County court.
Mr Hoover expresses support for certain figures and favors favorable consideration, but offers no clear stance on political matters. He criticizes propagandist tactics and urges people not to wear restrictive attire, citing unspecified concerns about agricultural policy.
Ed M Kinith presents a historical sketch on the Backboat State Park expansion near Winterset Madison County. He notes a limestone backbone rising 200 feet above the river with a 12 to 14 foot top and recounts 1860s John Harmon tunneling for a mill to power water mills and sawmills drawing people from distant river regions.
The document shows Petal County Court proceedings with Merle as clerk and mentions hearing dates in February and March. It references legal actions, names likely including Cael Giemah and Dutathad Hh Sohne Set, and notes a hearing in a case tied to Anata Kons Penruary.
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