Fragmentary civic notice yields unclear details
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a person from a department and a request for five million perhaps, with names and numbers scattered. The text is unreadable in key places, making it impossible to identify clear actions, dates, or entities beyond vague references to a business call and a team.
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Kemmters
Oparntee
Opmodar
Ponitahor
Annela Tor
Roar
Ally
S- Fitentorthy Agv
Numba
Resignation Controversy Hits Fairport Biology Station
The article reports Dr Coker and Dr Coleur resignations tied to funding gaps at the Fairport station, urging action from Secretary Redfield and Congressman Pepper to secure money for the pearl button industry research. It condemns the lack of appropriations and urges Washington to fund continued work.
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Fairpore
Fairport Biolapien Station
Witout
Coker
Park
Teal Partiae Ani
Redfiald
Ibis
Altairg
Washington
Crisis over Webb Law revives old Iowa liquor shipment statute
The article argues that the Webb law revives an older Iowa statute restricting liquor shipments into the state. It notes enforcement against carriers and the potential disruption to Muscatine as river and express services brace for compliance. The piece frames the situation as a crisis reflecting puritanical controls on personal liberty amid the broader anti liquor sentiment.
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Soma Tim
Watler Ton
Congresa
Unul
Iowa
Exprese
Care Viera
Webb Inn
Tonking Manor
Lava
Oristan
Mulet Tx
Muscatine
Dhrug Express Garriers
Duscatine
Jagislatiya
Eleul
Sues
C. H. Robbins
Davis County
State University
Go Jong
Iowa Press Opinions Split on National Politics
The Cedar Rapids Gazette and other papers critique Roosevelt and Shaw while weighing Republican chances. Critics say Roosevelt’s youth claims lack true merit, while Shaw should return to fruit trees. Debates over tariff, party unity, and La Follette’s possible run color the Iowa press landscape.
Reeders Store Advises Broad Line of Goods
Reeders Co lists takings in a broad catalog including stationery, wall paper and window shades. The ad notes varied items such as pictures, framing services, athletic goods, and school and office supplies.
Reminiscences of Long Ago in Sweetland Gathering
Long ago in Sweetland citizens planned a Grand Union meeting at the Tone Schoolhouse with promised speakers. Mentions of local figures like Sells of Vinton, Kauffman, and a near drowning incident in Fapoose Creek provide a glimpse of life fifty years past in Muscatine era reminiscences.
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Sweetland
Jion
Sells
Vinton Waa
Kauffman
T. Williame
The
Rolling Mulls
Muskegon
Mich
Muscatine
Sixth
Chestnut
Jennin
Emily Fayla
Western drivers duel on a river trip and romance
Daisy Redmond rides with Grant Graul in a staged coach outing to a river resort. A brake failure on a rough road leads to a dramatic cross at a railroad crossing. The attraction between Graul and Daisy grows as he hints at a Western career and marriage plans next month.
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Spencs
Graul
Graut
Rcure
Wat
Geanl
Grant
Miss Kent
Daisy Redmond
Grant Tod
Miss Hinded
Redmond
Undertakers
Ap Arien
Sowid
Frank Whittlesey
Daisy
Trave
Spavill
Vic
Paley
Avi
B. W. Sargent
Anid
FARM TOPICS SITE REPORTS YAM AND RADISH NOTES
Daily Hints on Farm Topics reports illness in pigs from bone and digestion issues, suggests bran bone meal millet diet, exercise, and clean quarters. It covers radish growing, compaion and succession cropping, seed grading, and disease concerns affecting radish yields.
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Moscow
Gossip at the Iowa Capital
State officials monitor a rising challenge to state law as Woodbury county officials threaten to defy the hospital fund plan. The county voted for a public hospital with a 50 year tax levy and trustees to organize the hospital board, but the board may refuse to appoint trustees per the general assembly mandate, jeopardizing the project.
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Des Moles
Woodbury
Thirty-Third General Assembly
Ton
State House
Cate
Jeferson
Washington
Claewhers
Kepford
Woodbury County
Sioux City
Valorization of Coffee Policy Sparks International Protest
News and Views at Nation's Capital reports on Senator Norris printing William T. Chantland's coffee valorization study. It details Brazil's protest, the U S action against the coffee ring, and how valorization raised prices and taxes, with Brazil supplying about 80 percent of world coffee and the U S consuming most of it.
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Brazil
United States
Chantland
Rse
ABE MARTIN Warns About Feller With NoObligations
Abe Martin cautions readers about a man who shirks obligations, noting it would lower living costs and hinting at a simple, thrifty approach with a hint of humor.
Manipulators Boost Coffee Prices Amid Under-Production
A report highlights a group of American financiers manipulating coffee supply to keep high prices. They stored crops, caused underproduction, and shared small profits with planters while consumers bore the burden. The report also notes delayed effects on the public and mentions political bills on veterans' reunions and insurance regulation in DC.
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Soia
Chantlaud
Chantland
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