Betty's Answer to Ben Finney on the Plains
Ben Finney pursues Betty Dangerfield amid rain and scorn from her father Dangerfield. A hopeful confession is interrupted by a revelation Betty seeks his aid for a troubling reason after a dramatic chase across the stormy plain.
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Betrothed Hearts Amid Rain and Te Attracts
Betty confesses love to Ben after a tense confrontation about a proposed marriage. Ben fears Betty’s affection for another man Captain Bentty is nearby, but Betty confirms her love for Ben and they embrace as rain clears. The couple resolve to face future uncertainties together.
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Eskimo Dinner Drama Reflects Native Charity
In Dr. Hutton’s Among the Eskimos of Labrador a dinner scene shows Apkik, a sick village youth, entering a floor feast where raw seal meat is shared. The host John explains the custom: no poor man goes hungry when food is present, and Apkik is welcome despite illness.
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Prussian Sausage Genius Makes World Famous Wurst
A Prussian chemist trained trader in Westphalia created an original sausage from pork veal olives pepper fennel wine cheese apples cinnamon and herrings roe. His unusual product, dubbed the worst, became highly profitable through sale.
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A Rainbow Kiss Appears in Yonkers Statesman Dialogue
A brief exchange questions a rainbow kiss described as one that follows a storm cited by Yonkers Statesman. The dialogue features Eigbert asking what a rainbow kiss is and Bacon-I answering with the definition.
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Monticello Board of Education Special Session
The Monticello board of education met in special session with W F Rohn A M Maurice L W Lovell and AO D Chase present. Bills were approved including School House Fund contract with J E H Burns for 1000 dollars and D Slauson labor for 237.35 dollars. The board adjourned.
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Monticello Triumphs Over Mt Vernon In Lopsided Win
Mt Vernon Hawkeye suffered a 10-0 defeat in seven innings at Anamosa against Monticello. Errors in the first inning, missing infielders, late readiness, and an inconsistent umpire contributed to the rout. The locals hope for a rematch on fair terms to even the score.
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Quaker Woman Traveled Iowa in 1858 Describes Habits
English Quaker Sarah Lindsey and her husband toured Iowa in 1858. She noted ruddy soil and barefoot boys, mixed meals and ragged workers treated with respect, and the strong independence among classes. She also commented on wages for poorer girls and their limited service work.
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No blue sky law advised for investments and bank help urged
The Cedar Rapids Republican cautions legislators may push a blue sky law and urges avoiding unvetted stocks. It advises consulting a banker, opening a savings account to gain access to banking guidance, and buying stocks rated good as loan collateral. The note also mentions Margaret Peters and Harriet Lubben visiting Yellowstone and Denver, four high grade autos sold by C D Chase, Ben Roberta visiting from Rock Springs, and the county supervisors' session next Monday at the county seat.
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Blessed are the defeated candidates who move on
A Des Moines Tribune item notes that defeated candidates recover quickly from losing, avoiding long drama and keeping friends and public interest steady. The piece casts light on political resilience and community reactions after elections.
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Public notice for Welch estate in Jones County Iowa
Administratrix and Administrator of the estate of W M Welch deceased are appointed by the District Court of Jones County Iowa. Creditors must file sworn claims with the Clerk within the legal time and debtors should pay promptly to avoid costs. Dated Anamosa Iowa July 9 1914.
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