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28 May 1931
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Monticello Express in Monticello, Iowa
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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1931
Page
1
Fragmented report on crop yields and field effort
A clipped note describes knee injury impact and cautions on crop and fruit belt decline. It mentions rare tactical effort in the oil fields and compares to larger group conditions among workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe
Unclear text fragment from an old dispatch
The readable section hints at scattered phrases about a dispatch and remarks on public attention. The block contains nonsensical and garbled lines with no coherent events, names, dates, or places to anchor a factual summary.
New Iowa Code Preparation for 44th General Assembly
Walter H. Beam secretary of the Town senate has sent copy to the printer and assigned chapter numbers for new acts. A code edited by A G Whitney will publish later this year containing all acts of the 44th general assembly. Iowa publishes a new code every four years.
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Walter H. Beam
Fortyfourth General Assembly
A. G. Whitney
Iowa
Iowa Governor's Denunciation Fails to Cool Temperatures
Governor McParlane denounces Lulet and lobbyists blamed for defeating his legislative program. Despite fiery rhetoric, IA public mood remains hot over the recent political battles, with critics arguing the governor's stance has little impact on the prevailing sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albia
The Boyhood of Famous Americans and Leonard Sails
A fragmented reminiscence traces the early life of a notable American electrical figure. It notes Reed, his educational missteps, and eventual rise to leadership at a major utility and telegraph company, guided by Theodore N. Vail’s era and industry shifts.
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Cutlege Siuderte
BR Gere
Herrera
Gepers
eLy
Gowl Eds
Stets
Lie Erreur
Betty Gevere
Weeters
Wien
Cerk
Sam
Jemie Bere
Gererg
Fletrie Company
Tecom
Kreow
Mets
Bey
Reese Fom
Esileleet
Amerfas
Theodore N. Veil
Vail
Sob
Wes
Tee North Americas
Alicea
Bell Founders School Opened at Brilon Westphalia
The first bell founders school in the world opens in Brilon Westphalia linked to the Hupert bellfoundry. The art, once confined to a few families since the Middle Ages, will now offer both theoretical and practical instruction to a wider group.
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Brilon
Westphalia
Power Plant Waste Used in Berlin City Heating
In Berlin a power plant system uses waste water from city sources to heat water via a waste heat recovery process. The installation channels hot water through a nesting network to provide municipal heating and reduce energy waste.
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Berlin
Trun
Phoenician Vases and Egyptian Trade Secrets Unearthed
An ancient vase found in Italy roots a trade tale where Phoenician craftsmen copied Egyptian ware. Egyptology notes mark the piece as a late antique import, misread glyphs puzzle, and suggest Phoenician traders sold cheaper goods wrapped with faux hieroglyphs to fool buyers.
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Hing
Connelsmiourn
Kannon City
Balm of Gilead Prized for Healing Qualities
The article discusses the valued healing properties of Balm of Gilead, tracing its origins to a tree in the Gilead region. It notes historical beliefs about its curative powers, mentions physicians of the era, and references debates on its usage and efficacy.
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Gilead
Valentine
Gne of the taunt beautiful spec ta Beizsium is the famous
The fragmentary text mentions a famous site near Redhfort with a grotto and a tram route. Readers glimpse constant eyes at the grotto and ideas of Arabian pace. The passage is unclear and partially garbled.
London Peace Guardians Aim Tutorial of City Area
London based group announces plan to secure peace and safety in the city area. Details remain unclear as the statement emphasizes guardianship and community cooperation.
Gospels Agreement Focuses on Matthew Mark Luke Points
The report notes consistence among Matthew Mark and Luke on key gospel viewpoints. It highlights shared themes and language while outlining minor variances in phrasing and emphasis across the synoptic texts.
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Matthew
Mark
Luke
Its Nice to Have It end educetion and wealth
A cryptic note appears to discuss education and wealth in a misspelled form. It hints at social themes and personal risk, with unclear context. The fragment mentions wealth, peer influence, and contentment, but lacks concrete events or identifiable names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ian Toate
Criugei
Fess
Explosion Shocks City Nearby Street Lane
A loud blast occurred in Capetown when a Horag ator ot Eatyarnt thee jy Mite whedd exploded after being struck by Nyhtnng. Fragments of the shell flew into a neighboring lane. one person was injured and the area was left colored green by the blast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capetown
Special Jones County Iowa election on June 10 1981
Notice declares a special election in Jones County Iowa on June 10 1981. Voters will decide a bond issue up to 500000 dollars to fund draining grading and hard surfacing primary roads and to levy up to five mills annually to service the bonds, with primary road fund allotments used to cover interest and principal as due. Polling places listed include Anamosa J A Hartman implement store Anamosa 2 Gauch's garage Anamosa 3 Chipman's accessory store Anamosa 4 city hall Cass Cass Center schoolhouse Castle Grove Castle Grove schoolhouse No 2 Center Junction city hall Clay Sutton schoolhouse Fairview court room Greenfield Ellison's hall Martelle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones County
Towa
Board of Supervisors
Anamosa
J. A. Hartman Implement
Gauch's
Chipman's
City Hall
Cass
Cass Center
Castle Grove
Center Junction
Clay
Sutton School House
Fairview
Court Room
Greenfield
Ellison's
Martelle
Special Election Notice for Jones County Iowa 1931
Polls open 8 AM to 8 PM at centers including Center ward house Mimvasin school and city hall for the June 10 1931 special election. Published under Jones County Supervisors authority dated May 7 1931. Laveern Rockstad.
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Board of Supervisors
Jones County
Iowa
Towa
Laveern Rockstad
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