Anamosa Jones County road plan filed for review
Plans for a three section primary road improvement from the Linn county line near Anamosa to the Cascade line pass through Anamosa Monticello and Casca de. The proposal includes dirt and rock displacement a major drainage upgrade and several major road realignments to reduce turns and railroad crossings.
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Anamosa Hureka
Jones County
Linn County
Anamosa
Debuaqug
Cascade
Monticello
Prentice Place
Fish House Corner
Three Mile Corner
J. E. Remsey
A. G. Toenjes
Poppe Corner
Dirks
Six Mile School House
Langworthy Station
Logan Place
State Highway Commission
Twin births and bass season open in Hopkinton Leader
Twin girls born to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Piernat on Wednesday and another girl born to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Martens on Monday are noted. Open bass season begins Sunday. CG E Reeve killed sixteen rats with an idle water tub in his barn. Elm trees are planned for depot park to improve the grounds, funded by Clio Club head Mrs H Livingston from Jones County Fair premiums.
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Frank Piernat
Frank Martens
CG. E. Reeve
Tie
Depot Park
H. Livingston
Clio Club
Jones County
Memorial Day address set for Anamosa by Rev. Dillavon
Anamosa residents will hear Memorial Day remarks by Rev. C. C. Dillavon of Olin who accepted the invitation from the local C A I to speak. The article notes banker caution on auto financing amid tight money and rising thrift concerns. Mrs Carl Barnes sues for divorce in district court seeking injunction and temporary support of 100 dollars monthly plus attorney fees. Judge I S iee issued a temporary order. further proceedings set for June.
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Anamosa
C. C. Dillavon
Olin
Carl Barnes
District Court
Iee
Barnes
The Honor of Thieves in Soviet Art Loot Scandal
The Philadelphia Public Ledger reports Soviet Russia again invites world markets to receive stolen art. The plan seeks to sell rifled treasures from private collections and galleries in exchange for food. Bolshevik leaders are adept at disposing of such works, but the key issue remains the title to the items.
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Philadelphia Public Ledger
Soviet Russia
Holsheyvists
Detroit News Odd Phrase Sparks Vest Detail Mystery
Fragmentary item notes a man wearing a vest with an emblem described as an eg on the chest. The context and full meaning remain unclear from the readable text.
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Detroit News
New Temple of the Gods in Utah Captivates Visitors
A dramatic sunken garden temple in southern Utah near Paria valleys features elaborate obelisks towers and sculptures within a canyon-like setting. The site offers kaleidoscopic color shifts as sunlight and clouds sweep across its white pillars and red piny landscapes.
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United States
Escalante
Paria
Popedar Micoclanies
The Proof Chronicle of a Suburban Mower Incident
A quirky notice recalls a resident who moves to the suburbs and unexpectedly threatens to mow his wife's lawn dress. The tale hints at eccentric behavior rising into a domestic tension as the mower becomes a focal point of conflict.
Reconstructed Fragment Reflects Fashion and Revival Theme
The fragment hints at a fashion piece with expensive style and revival motifs. It mentions coverings or garments and a sense of restoration, with obscure references to objects and persons, including a possible figure named Shad. The text remains unclear but conveys a mood of couture revival.
Egyptian Women Treated as Serfs Says British MP
G N Barnes, a British MP, reports from Egypt that women live in extreme servitude. He claims men divorce at will, polygamy is common, and many women lack education or housing. Barnes describes women as a subject race doomed to subservience under patriarchal norms.
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Egypt
G. N. Barnes
Mr. Barnes
Tno
Tarnes
Inirden
City Nerves Shift as Phones Arrive in Old Town
In a historic district, reluctance to use telephones gives way to progress as neighbors finally accept a telephone. The scene recalls a quiet, traditional atmosphere and a focus on confidentiality, with a compensation for uprooting prejudice noted as the town embraces modern communication. A Sabine scene and a future operator with a bearded voice are mentioned as a sign of change.
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Dees
Fhawe
Estend
Sabine Eens
Shah OL 'Oo Yi
Picturesquely Put Fat Crossinit Some Say
An OCR fragment presents unclear phrases and disjointed terms about a potential topic. No coherent event, person, or organization is readable to form a factual summary.
Roadside Detour and Mount McKinley’s Sudden Sinking
An elderly farmer warns a motorist of a trap on a long road then reveals a scarecrow used to mislead rivals. Separately, Mount McKinley in Oregon is reported sinking due to heavy use, with the peak dropping about 500 feet from its former height of 20,000 feet per geologist Herschel C.G. Parker.
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Scott
Mount McKinley
Oregon Mountain
North American
Herschel CG
Parker
Mount Melkintoy
Tle
U.S
Peru's Vanadium Wealth From Minas Bagra Reported
Peru holds the world’s richest vanadium deposits at Minas Bagra, estimated to contain 95 percent of known supply. Ore averages 19 percent vanadium, with 80,000,000 tons of metal in sight. 1917 output was 4,000 tons and 2,200 tons in 1918. Vanadium used mainly in alloy steels and stressed metals.
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Peru
Colorado
Minas Bagra
Woman kissed by Lafayette dies in New Jersey at 107
In an archival city column a note recalls a woman who was said to have been kissed by Lafayette and has died in New Jersey at the age of 107. The piece comments on the public’s view of kissing as a duty in Bensonhurst.
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Flatbush
Lafayette
New Jersey
Bensonhurst
Glenbrook
Fruits of Industry and Pheasants to Fight Beetles
In a column, the ex-kaiser is noted as having an independent fortune from wood assets. A second item reports introduction of ring-necked pheasants from China to New Jersey to combat Japanese beetles, with pheasants feeding on the pests rather than retreating.
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Jersey
China
New Jersey
Photographic Novelty Portrait with Light Illumination
A photographic novelty features a portrait created in g transparency with a light source behind the subject to illuminate when desired. The setup allows selective backlighting to enhance the image and create a distinctive glow.
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Prince Albert
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co
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Jimmy
Willard
America
Palge
Detroit Motor Car Coo
Detroit Area
Busige
Maur Cari
Maser
Kteichart & Burriehter
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Farmers’ Mutual Creamer Company
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