Momocale Express Sees Bee Victory At Baie Wake
A fragmented report notes Bee wins at Baie wake with Momocale Express in a seaside setting. Details are sparse but indicate a local event or race featuring Bee as the winner.
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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1928
Page
1
A fragmented report notes Bee wins at Baie wake with Momocale Express in a seaside setting. Details are sparse but indicate a local event or race featuring Bee as the winner.
The readable text is minimal and fragmented with no clear event, names, or details to anchor a summary.
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A fragment discusses ash timber from West Union used for butter tubs. It notes ash wood’s suitability for tubs and a local market with a factory paying ten dollars per year for timber, while describing nearby land and shipping from Drersville.
Fragmented text describes a paving project in Bremer County with references to bids, a job number 218, and a price around 24.390. It notes no grading or subgrade details and mentions Writs and a timeline. Names and precise places are unclear due to garbled OCR.
Responsive obituary notes the passing of a prominent showman in Coun Rapids after a brief illness. Family and community members recall his stage career and charitable performances. The article lists upcoming memorial plans and recognitions from local arts groups.
Readable bits reference a post office area and a street name. The text is garbled with unclear addresses and unrelated words.
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