Towa-Private Trane exchange details and office listings
Fragmentary notice lists exchanges between Numbara 26 and 27 and cites roles such as Pubilanor Hanaging Tailor City Tadltar and Composing Toowm. It references a business after cull and mentions General S Tyeehferth and Aly men in a community notice.
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Tellpmonis
Omyntor
Peeson
Ruarber
Tirana
Pubilanor
Hanaging Tailor
Tadltar
Mad—Society
Malling Room
Interview Dismissed Chilean Advice For United States
The Literary Digest reviews a dialogue between Constantinople Ikdani and a Chilean official in Lausanne. The Chilean urges casting off European advisers and trusting the United States as Pan American strength grows. The Chicago Inter Ocean notes America’s disinterested stance and the need for unity in Latin America to counter foreign influence.
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Tas
Constantinople
Ikdani
Chile
Liusanne
Switzerlang
de ‘Turi
Europe
United States
Miltary Academy
North America
Sear Lind
Europa
Belora
South America
Panama Canal
America
Chicago Inter- Ocean
Jto
South
Central America
South Amere
Turkey
Tnter-Degan
Amity and diplomacy urged amid American South America ties
A 1910s era editorial cites Jarnvn Bryce on balancing attraction and suspicion in U S relations with South America. It argues tact, restraint, and peaceful influence can foster harmony among republics. The Clinton Herald notes Pennington’s nervous wreck label amid a bull team joke and a Wisconsin milk dealers class teaching two pints equal a quart.
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Tha Clinton Herald
Alisky
George Pennington
the Herald
Pennington
Burlington
Philadelphia Millkmen
Sun Crosse
Wis
Vane
Wisconsin
Fragmented Iowa clipping mocks politics and press foes
A garbled selection mocks Sulm Brookhart and the Iowa scene. It cites Brookhart, Hillis, and party lines, then laments press stagnation and public events. It mentions the Gazette, Friday the 14th, and a chaotic blend of opinions about mergers, city unity, and Quaker Oats in conflict with the government.
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Brookhart
Iowa City Republican
A Tire of Last Monday Wouldn t Be Lad Today
A garbled OCR fragment notes a tire event or incident referencing last Monday and a person named Lad. The readable portion suggests a change over time or a comparison between past and present conditions affecting a specific individual. Further details are unavailable in the fragment.
Ellings They Say
Linus City Journal critiques Washington press coverage and old school editors while Waterloo Courier argues the Legislature should let voters decide on a new constitution. The piece notes public skepticism toward political reform and laments ongoing legislative maneuvering.
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Linus City Journal
Loulsvile Gourier-Journal
Washington Presa Club
Aviarage
Ene Courier-Journal
Ilitie
Itta
Col. Watterson
Reminiscences of Long Ago from Muscatine Journal
Clippings recount past items from 0 to 40 years ago. Weather notes cite 0.17 inches since May 11. July 4 address by Bryao, Bat ee, and Dillon. A Tremont hall performance by Blind Tom drew vast audiences. Howe receives student lamp from First Ward School scholars. Local fair ground location talks surface. Young People’s Union names officers for the year.
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J. Walton
Smithsonian Institute
Thomas 5. Bryao
George C. Batee
Chicago
Joan F. Dillon
Davenport
Grand Union
Tom
Tremont Hall
Critciam
M. Y. Howe
First Ward
Bridal Capers on a Train End in Morning Confrontation
In a humorous scene aboard a train, Billy Bevan traps his intended groom in a handcuff gag to mock their marriage. Wolcott interrupts the joke, warning of consequences, and a magician helps free Bevan at Presley. Bevan reunites with Grace Cohurn and contemplates marriage amid uneasy romance and wary friends.
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Paul
Wolcott
Vals
Billy
Walcott
Bridagroom
Bayon
Maling
Sara
Bevan
Bers
Bald Wolcott
Bevana
Qura
Tan
Tian
Wolsolt
Youghlin
Woolcott
Devin
Bavan
Grace Cohurn
Fresby
Nurene
Presley
Monsieur
Grace
Cane
Tod
Bess
May Lewis
Zert
Zorn
Uta
Ted Wes
To” Teovate
Dobson fights to fund hospital addition at Des Moines facility
Former Secretary of State George L. Dobson chosen by Methodist hospital directors to raise a $10,000 subscription for an addition in Des Moines. Dobson, a staunch party figure, is expected to quickly mobilize colleagues many of whom need hospital care and treatment.
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Wobater City Herald
George L. Dobson
Methodist Hospital
Des Moines
Dobson
Offbeat Courtship Turns to Teasing and Trust
In a tense exchange Grace and a suitor navigate a risky plan to mend their situation. He admits love and asks for a decisive yes while she weighs the danger and her own feelings, hinting at broader consequences and mounting pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace
Weed Law and Guidance for Farmers by K A Kirkpatrick
Countywide weed control guidance urges farmers to enforce state weed law. It lists noxious plants such as quack grass, cascaded thistle, wild mustard, dock, velvet weed, and burdock, and explains duties of trustees to destroy seeds and prevent propagation along highways. It details annual biennial and perennial weed control, penalties for noncompliance, and practical steps for eradication and timing.
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Yulie Me
Innis Adja‘gant
Oic
Lehrough
Floswerg
For Sale by A W MORGAN Seed Advice on Weeds
A historical guide urges seed sample analysis before purchase to avoid introducing dock dodder chicory carrot Canada thistle or quack grass. It stresses crop rotation to suppress weeds, careful threshing, cautious hay transport, and using sheep to clean weeds. It promotes vigorous crops and thorough cultivation to prevent weed seed production and warns to enforce weed laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom
Canada
Yensto
News and Views at Nation's Capital
In the wake of doctors failing to certify births, thousands of men in the United States face disrupted pay and benefits. The article comments on government oversight and the impact of administrative errors on veterans and workers relying on disability and pension payments.
Sailors Seek Citizenship Proof Pay Fix in Navy
The navy urges a special session law to allow increased pay and extras for re-enlisting sailors who cannot prove citizenship due to missing birth certificates. Paymasters’ rulings have left some sailors in debt and unable to reenlist, with one seaman facing over $3000 in debt. Representative Kirkpatrick moves influence, while Ottumwa’s Peter Phillips travels Washington amid a leisure push in room 306.
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Naval Service
Secretary of the Navy
Congress
Hig Hinthday
United States
Kirloxittickh
Curmes
T. V W. Pickler
Exmayor
Interval Revenue Service
Kirkpatrick
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the Gazette
Darlington
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Sioux City Journal
Taat
Muscating
Quaker Oats Company
Waterloo
TNS
Sod Noas
Millnots
Muscatine Journal
Donarva Klodly
Dutiea
Young People’s Union of the United Brethren Church
Charles Lou
Albert Crow
Nellie Bryant
Frank Kintzle
Harriet Kemptner
Elsia Baker
H. M. Merner
Marshalltown
Dean
Washington
Lato
Iowa
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Timeis
Burlington Gazette
Ricymond
Dubuque
Kenyon
Frisco
Des Moints Tribune
Taft
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Muscatine
Ayer
K. A. Kirkpatrick
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A. W. Morgan
Abe Martin
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Philadelphia
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