IPF Rowers Vows Private Branch Exchange Numbers
Fragmentary OCR notes refer to a private branch exchange schedule or pledge by IPF rowers. Mentions operatur Baywere and portions of depart manner numbers 28 and 97, with references to publisher Theo Ron Puhiishar and roles such as editor and managing. Text is garbled and unreadable in places.
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IPF
F. D
Theo Ron Puhiishar
Malling
Bitentaeth
Dumber
Een Alinet
Empress of Ireland disaster prompts calls for safer sea measures
A vivid editorial reflects on the Empress of Ireland sinking after fog a collision and the Titanic tragedy. It questions lifeboat sufficiency water tight compartments and crew response while urging science and invention to defeat fog and boost maritime safety. It notes the higher ship sizes increase overall risk and prays for new protections and better rescue technology.
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Fox
Memorial Day Tribute to the Fallen and Living
Memorial Day reflects on the horror of war and the sacrifice of those who died and lived in defense of liberty. It honors soldiers who faced death with courage and calls citizens to uphold the enduring institutions of a free and united nation.
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Primary election urging voters to support party candidates
A newspaper urges Republicans and Democrats to vote in the primary, urging respect for party differences yet backing key candidates. It highlights Cummins, Clarke, Lee, Rowley, Vollmer, and Hull as pivotal figures and stresses selecting nominees who reflect the party majority and strengthen prospects in November.
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Spistor Cummins
Young
Utr. Savage
Clarke
Lee
Rowley
Marty Hilingt
Henry Vollmer
Hull
Hife
Reminiscences of Long Ago Fifty Years Ago in Town
A mixed miscellany of old events and people. From Second Street house moving near the Roeder residence to 179 rebel prisoners aboard the steamer Petrol. Notes on trips to Chicago, Europe, and local social events with names like Mull bag Halstead Butler Wallace and local clubs and church reopenings.
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Atreet
Devel
F. A. Dratte
New Chambers Park House
Dr. Roeder
Price
Little Rock
Charles Mull Bag
Chicago
William Halstead
New York
Europe
Tulss Nannie Butler
Trinity Episcopal Church
Jerry Carl
Jerry
Bathrobe Dreams in Berg & Co. Window
Eloise Van Orden lingers before Berg & Co haberdashers admiring a pink bathrobe as a symbol of romance. She imagines catching the eye of Philip Hamilton, a tall, broad-shouldered man with dark hair and gray eyes, while secretly planning practical gifts like monogrammed shirts to win him. The tale traces her playful flirtation with fashion and fate as summer plans loom.
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Keith Gordon
Miss van Orden
Berg & Co
Berg
Berg & Go
Ras Wroder
FE. van Orden
Eloisa
Castle
Sue
Ste
Eloise
Hig Lrousseau
van Orden
Prise
War Orden
Ole Clerk
Lila
Philip Hamilten
Hoein's
Little Colony
Sbe
Kip
T. P.M
Philip
Moonlit Porch Reckoning and Hidden Monograms
A tale unfolds on a moonlit porch where Eloise and Philip Familton share a charged reunion after marriage. A playful misread monogram “T. P.M.” leads to a shock of fidelity and social satire as the husband grapples with a cryptic clue to temptation, revealing strain and humor in their bond.
Hints on Farm Topics by K A Kirkpatrics
A Cedar township farmer reports losses of many young chickens due to a disease causing wormlike bodies in crops. Advice covers sending samples in alcohol or formalin for ID, possible crop or gaped worms, and references to Poultry Diseases and Farmers Bulletin No 64 for goose feeding rations. Also covers strawberry leaf rollers control, spraying with arsenic lead arsenate, and cleanup methods, plus references to USDA Bulletins 12? and 347 for fish propagation and other Bureau publications.
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Cedar Township
Bny
Crop Improvement Association
Monroe’ Street
Muscatine County
Iowa
County Crop Improvement Association
U. S. Commission of Fish and Fishries
Washington, D. C
Bureau of Fisheries
Crop Improvement Assn
H, Ilving
X. Farmer
Concrete floor mixing and laying guidance from farm plans
Informational note directs readers to county crop improvements office bulletins for detailed concrete mixes and methods. The leaflets describe appropriate mixtures for different uses and explain steps to build forms and pour and finish floors on the farm.
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Crop Improvements
Pri Hon
Washington Officials and Rural Reform Voices
A compilation notes Cummins and Kenyon as leading upholders of protective government while opposing abuse of state function. Kenyon is praised for temperance and restraint, yet misgivings linger about radical pace in reform. Mentions Iowa figures Mekota and farm prosperity tied to trade, with critique of imports and auto industry effects. A Canton item recalls a ruined peach crop turning to potential abundance, affecting prices.
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Gauwnell Bluffs
Washington
Cummins
Senate
Kenyon
City Council special session reappoints election staff May 28 1914
The City Council met in special session called by Mayor Kern to reappoint judges clerks and police for the June 2 1914 election. Present were Alds Taylor Bowen Heerd Watson Sullivan Zeidler Lemkan and Miller with no absences. First Ward judges D F Sule Zeigler Ed Maher. Clerks Lester R. Smith and M M W Flinnery. Police Ed Baumgardner and John Schiwidt.
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Kern
Alds
Taylor
Bowen
Heerd
Watson
Sullivan
Zeidler
Lemkan
Miller
First Ward
D. F. Sule Zeigler
Ed Maher
Clarks
Lester R. Smith
MM. W. Flinnery
Ed Baumgardner
John Schiwidt
Charles
City Ward Judges and Clerks Adjourne to Adjourn
The record lists ward by ward judicial panels with judges clerks and police for Second Third and Fourth wards. Alderman Sullivan and Alderman Zeidler adjourned the meeting as city recorder H G B Caple presided.
Advertising columns help a Mem day reader grab last minute needs
The piece praises newspaper advertising as essential to enjoying Memorial Day. It urges readers to check ads for forgotten items, claiming ads offer quick, practical public service and alertness to opportunities.
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