Funeral and community notices from HIATTSVILLE district
A long list of local social items and family visits around Hiattville and Centerville. Attendees include Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Powell, Mrs. B. KE. Turner, Glen White’s funeral, T. J. Criddlebaugh’s return from Excelsior Springs, and multiple gatherings at J. M. Tucker, J. F. Chambers, and Grover Lang homes. The Wahbash underground crossing crew and threshing machine updates noted among the rural activities.
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W. H. Powell
Mra
B. KE. Turner
Glen White
Centerville
T. J. Criddlebaugh
Excelsior Springs
Ion
T. J. Turner
Charley Scott
Mystic
John Thorstman
B. L. Meadows
Will Tuttle
Upland
California
Long
Moravia
M. E. McDanes
Frank Glick
Ilinois
Grandma Glick
Marry Glick
Lloyd Luse
Riley Callen
Dwight Woeatherly
Cyril McDanel
Treasury offers new per cent 12-15 year Bond in exchange
The Treasury offers a new per cent 12 to 15 year bond in exchange for Third Liberty Loan Bonds. Interest accrues from July 16 1928 and surrendered bonds accrue interest to September 15 1928. Holders should consult banks for details. Third Liberty Loan Bonds mature September 15 1928 and stop accruing interest then. A W Mellon Secretary of the Treasury Washington July 5 1928.
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The
Treasury
Blaine’s Homburg Visit and Tory Banter at Luncheon
One year Times G Blaine visited Homburg and the princes of Wales invited him to luncheon. Blaine’s reply to questions delighted Americans and upset old Tory lines. The duke of Manchester challenged Blaine on leadership, and Blaine hinted at future imperial governance. The moment recalled Whauncey M. Depew’s memories.
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Blaine
G. Blaine
Homburg
Princes of Wales
Duke of Manchester
United State
George
Earth
Business Triumph and Hidden Sorrow in Literary Comment
A fragmented passage describes Lloyd Morris in Harper's noting Depression in Tylers and a Riviera winter scene. It contrasts a factory’s thousand beds in crates with a glamorous hotel and distant valley, hinting at a life split between business success and personal weariness.
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Wayncalon Abroni
Tylers
Lloyd Morris
Harper's
Nice
Ulan
Riviera
Promoted Copyright Law Aided Webster’s Landmark Benefit
The piece recounts Webster’s impact as the first American to profit under a new copyright law. It notes his grammar work A Grammatical Tasty Tale of the English Language and Webster’s Speching Book, praising his role in improving vernacular usage and pronunciation during a southern states tour advocating copyright reform. The event aligns with the federal copyright act’s passage and credits Webster’s pioneer status in law and publishing.
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Nomi Webster
Wiker
Waa
Webster
Thia Bank Webster
ITI
Police Woman in Society And New York Suburb Bridge Player
A policewoman in a New York suburb joins daily bridge games under guidance from officers on desk duty. She answers calls by telephone every few hours, introduces herself as Louise, and checks in from Mrs Cadwallader Smith’s home while maintaining police routine.
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Phe
New York
Wise Muds
Thit
Louise
Shy
Cadwallader Smith
Kransar
Good Bargain Tail of a New Coat Remarked by Mandy
A fragmented local scene shows Mandy in a small town store, a happy married woman of color, and a curious exchange about a coat and a gift from a new husband. The readable bits hint at a lighthearted purchase and social interaction in a late era shop setting.
Composition of Mart and Earthy Crumbling Deposits
The term murl refers to earthy crumbling deposits. It denotes a mixture of soil and ash, with carbonaceous material varying. It describes earthier, crumbly layers that contain peat and possibly sulfur, used historically as fertilizer and in exchanges.
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Ely
Suid
Calis U. Sleep Walker Quote Sparks Latent Angst
A fragmented OCR line from a historical page quotes Calis U. Sleep Walker discussing America. The text criticizes a complacent intellect and warns of a future where the country may drift into a prolonged intellectual sleep walk without decisive action.
Moles as bond Speakers Me te Moles as bond Speakers
The text appears garbled with mixed phrases about bond speakers and insurance. It references an American magazine tone and mentions a subject related to ahem and enlightenment. No coherent event, person, or organization is clearly identifiable from readable portions.
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Bond
Heavy Toad Migration Due to Wet Weather
Biologists report an unusual migration of toads caused by heavy rain. Thousands move in one direction across a highway in Oregon, with hundreds killed by vehicles as they cross. Emergence from hibernation prompts mass movement to lake edges, with breeding and development taking place over varying timelines under warm conditions.
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United States Department of
Gull feeding myth in Northwest legends told by Oregonian source
A fragmentary account relays a Northwest tale about gulls with black tipped wings and their feeding struggle. It describes gluttony as a virtue, salmon sinking, and a giant wave’s campfire myth involving Indians of the Northwest. The piece cites the Worth and Oregonian as the source.
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Columbia
Q Weiter
Tha
Worth
Oregonian
Vietor
Northwest
Nence
Moving Van Accident Sparks Employer's Frustration
A Cleveland News cartoonish quote recounts an odd accident where a van was struck by a car that swerved to avoid it. The driver explains he stopped suddenly and questions why the other driver did not use a hand signal, highlighting the comical miscommunication.
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Leary
Anya
Cleveland News
Running Water and the Flow of Imagination
An excerpt describes running water awakening desire and memory, praising its influence on imagination. The passage treats water as a vivid source of sensory detail, inviting reflection and emotional response through natural imagery.
Dahlia Mexican Flower Seeks Legacy In Madrid Exhibition
Fragmented OCR describes Dahlia seeds and colors from Mexico, noting botanical figures Cervantes and Cavvailes. It mentions seeds revealed at a Madrid display in 1700, producing semi-downed flowers later shaped by Andrew Ohl and a Swedish botanist, with tracing to Northern regions.
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Mexico
Cervantes
Madrid
Abbe Cavauilles
Fragmented dialogue in a dog kennel scene
A quirky exchange unfolds beside a kennel as one man teases another about a large prize tied to a small dog. The conversation spirals into a claim about late arrivals and a locked door, hinting at a domestic tension.
Local residents visit families and share gatherings
A page of social notes records visits and Sunday gatherings among residents including Mr Clark McMurdy with daughter Pearl Hiner and family, the Gladfelders hosting, and multiple itinerant relatives from Centerville and Missouri. Several ill health mentions appear with Iva Kaster noted as seriously ill.
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Mr. Clark McMurdy
Mrs. Pearl Hiner
Evelyn Kaster
Vera Boshak
Fanchon Ritchie
Cedar Rapids
Iva Kaster
Robert Luse
Centerville
Cody Luse
Lyndon McDanel
Willie McDanel
Troy Main
Earl Main
Lyman Main
Jesse Gladfelder
Daphine
Herbert
Guas Tuses
Jack Luse
A. W. Kincade
Vho
Ira Boshak
Robert Fages
Gua Olson
G. G. Veachhana
Pearl Hiner
Clifford Foster
Ira Foster
Clyde Gladfelder
Kenneth Gladfelder
Guy McKern
Lester Stockwell
Tracy
Towa
Barney Debeugh
Eliz Malo
Floyd Dykes
Ted Broshars
Earl Purvis
Terbert
Paul Miner
Gretchen Brother
Celia McDanel
Pigeon Delivers Message Despite Wounds in War Event
A homing pigeon carried a message during World War II at 2:35 p.m. after intense fighting near Rampant. The bird suffered a gunshot wound to the breast but completed the mission, delivering a critical dispatch despite the injuries.
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Grand Pre
Bern
The Marvel of Radio at National Conventions
Radio listeners across the nation enjoyed speeches and the convention flow as if present in Kansas City and Houston. They saved money and relaxed in comfort, praising the miracle of modern broadcasting while noting political speeches endure as days grow shorter.
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Kansas City
Houston
Woman Eats Only Baby Food for Three Years
Aged three years of diet restriction, Mrs. M. Gunn reports relief from gas after Adlerika. The advertisement claims the product removes old material from the system and improves appetite and sleep, with a testimonial from Smith Brug Co. urging usage despite prior remedies.
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Adlerika
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Dena Charlene
Blakesburg
J. M. Tucker
Elsia Tucker
J. F. Chambers
Tet Broshar
J. P. Foster
Willard and
Orman Coffin
Trenton Wilson
Roy Scott
Miss Tone Stanford
Truxton Dicks
Rolly Foster
R.C. Wilson
A. W. Mellon
Secretary of the Treasury
Washington
Farmers & Merchants Savings Bank
Tawa
Maravia
Apprnoose
Total
State of Iowa
W. L. Hicks
J. B. Sneed
Swami
Hefwe
W.L. Hicks
Coulson Notary
Appanoose County
C. A. Turner
A. G. Turner
H. S. Turner
Lee
Mart
Calis U. S
Aimerica
Ted
Duhn Burroughs
Maine
Ann
Trenton
Darline
Russell Boshak
Missouri
Waughop
Brand Goal CO
Threshers
Belle City
Geo
W. Bogle
Moulton, Iowa
Jcpenne
Washington Ave
Albia
Iowa
J.C. Penney Company
Ste
Chase Bros
Lexington
Whitney
Schumann
Strohber
Holland
Albila, Owa
A. C. Atwater-Kent
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