Burlington District Names and Officials in Iowa
Fragmentary OCR lists Burlington area districts and officials across multiple towns including Mt Pleasant New London West Point Winfield and Mt Sterling. It mentions superintendents post offices circuits and various surnames such as Taylor Patterson Reuss and Barnett with limited readable context.
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C.L. Termnant
Mt. Pleasant
Iowa
Esa
Mt Pleasant
Circuit
West
Mt Sterling Mt Union New London Salem
Muscatine District Superintendent Candidates List
A historical Muscatine district notice lists multiple candidate names for superintendent in District 1 and nearby towns including Muscatine North Muscatine South Nichola North English Oakville Oxford Riverside and Wellman. The document names J A Glendenning Wm Scott T S Pool A W Gillian A B Hightshoe Mading L E Moo S Moore J F Robertson Thos Re Thos Rowe and others along with several regional locales.
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Bosw
J. A. Glendenning
J. Scott
T. S. Pool
A.W. Gillian
A. B. Hightshoe
BE. Mading
L. E. Moo
S.moore
J.F. Robertson
Thos
Re Thos. Rowe
W.l.fry
T. W.carwell
David Phillips
C.h.myers —— Rubottom
L. M. Grigsby
Gmud Laume
Au Muscatine
North
Muscatine
South
Nichola
English Oakville
Oxford
Oskaloosa District Superintendent List Names
A long roster of district and post office locations in Iowa includes Oskaloosa and Newton with many staff and supers. Names listed cover Malcom C Kennedy A Heath Ran a de Montezuma New Sharon and more, along with assistants Ollie Pack and Wood 9 Pella.
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Montezuma
Sharon
Beetnutt Iowa Clergy Directory Fragment
A fragmented OCR list shows names of towns in Iowa and many clergy or church official references. Entries include Ottumwa Hedrick Keosauqua Lovilla Martinsburg Moravia Mystic Pulaski Troy Unionville West Grove and several ministerial names with notes To be Supplied or To be supplied. The garbled text resembles a church district roster or directory fragment with multiple locations and individuals.
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Ottumwa
H. N. Smith
Hedrick
Iowa - Sconius
Jeroms
Special Appointments in Iowa Wesleyan and Related Delegates
A list outlines appointments across Iowa Wesleyan University and affiliated organizations. Key figures include E A Schell president, E E Lymer dean, J W Hancher professor, T J Myers treasurer, and I W A A V Kendrick field secretary, with roles at Graham Hospital and Iowa Methodist Hospital and connections to the Grinnell quarterly conference. Several missionaries and conference agents are noted, with others left without appointments to attend school.
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E. A. Schell
Iowa Wesleyan University
E. E. Lymer
J. W. Hancher
T. J. Myers
Drivers warned as anti skid chains ruin roads in New Jersey
A county road supervisor says anti-skidding chains on cars damage roads and may lead to arrests. He notes winter use spilled into spring, urging action to save roads and justify spring roadwork spending.
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New Jersey
Drop a Kind Word and Its Ripple Quietly Spreads
A Santa Fe Employees' Magazine item extols the impact of a single kind word. It notes that a brief cheer can ripple outward, bringing hope, comfort, and joy that linger long after the moment passes, reaching distant shores and miles of water.
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Santa Fe
Will of Adrianus Van der Kraan Heard in October Term
A contested last will and testament of Adrianus Van der Kraan filed in Marion County Iowa will be heard in the October 1910 term of the district court. The hearing opens on the sid day of October 1910, at the court location, allowing all interested parties to present their claims. Clerk B Kersbergen, with Deputy Meyer Langerak, Knoxville Iowa, announces the proceeding in September 1910.
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Yeh Oueet
Towa
Marion County
Adrianus
van “der ‘Kraan
B. Kersbergen
Meyer Langerak
Knoxville
Iowa
Reforming Football to Purge Its Evils and Speed Up Play
The Register and Leader discusses a renewed push to reform football with a 60 minute game in four 15 minute quarters, bans on crawling with the ball and brutal mass plays, and a faster, more open style. It notes possible changes in player types and tactics as experts hope to retain excitement while reducing danger.
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George Ade
Register
Leader
Visiting Cards and Their Ancient Origin in Britain
A fragmented note traces visiting cards back to ancient origins, noting their adoption by a frat or social group and suggesting fashion spread in Great Britain around 1770 after being introduced on the continent. The text is garbled but hints at early social customs and dated introductions.
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Garda
Msh
Great Britain
A Great Curse Denies Women Practical Domestic Training
A writer laments the lack of practical home economics education for girls, arguing women face limited career options and should share domestic labor. He contrasts male earnings funding refinement with women’s toil and asserts duties of spouses include housework, urging balanced domestic responsibility.
Wealth and vanity clash with social masks in a古arious scene
The passage contrasts the bankrupt man flaunting wealth with a fop who wears dignity as a disguise. A poor belle, whose mother funds her plumes, outshines the court’s peeress, highlighting class and appearance in a thundering critique of social pretensions.
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Belle
Don’t cultivate liquor or tobacco tastes for boys
A moralizing piece urges boys to avoid liquor tobacco and weapons keeping temper in check and pursuing good manners habits and self restraint. It warns that manliness rests on upright conduct and honorable convictions rather than clothes moustaches or weapons.
Fragmented dialogue from an Irish political pageant
Disjointed reminiscences recount a Mexican place banter about a coxcomb with no pintaloons and a ministerial exchange on long sermons. A World War era missive mentions absentee landlords, Kerry stewards, and a Kerry club amid land reform chatter.
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Harden
T. P. O'Connor
America
Daily newspaper urges busy readers to stay informed
The piece extols the value of being well informed and busy, linking happiness to knowledge and conversation. It promotes the Oskaloosa Daily Herald as essential, noting telegraph market updates and the latest news by phone, with a yearly cost of four dollars and a trial offer for thirty months.
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Oskaloosa Daily Herald
Oskaloosa Herald
Towar
Harmon Bros Dentists Prove Teeth Rebuilt Without Plate
Des Moines Iowa reader J Lingenfalter praises Harmon Bros Dentists for restoring worn teeth without plates. He explains long trouble with sensitive teeth, then shows rapid, painless results after a demonstration on Oct 9. The firm claims to save hundreds monthly and offers a booklet on Harmon Dentistry.
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Lik Benfelter
Harmonio
Harmon Bros
Harmon Brea
Fifth
Walnut Streets
Harmon Dentistry
C. H. Harmon
Mgr
Itth
Walnut Street
Des Moines
Towa
Lost Time and the Value of Moments
The excerpt ponders time as the most reckless spender, noting money can be earned again while moments lost are irreplaceable. It contrasts squandered hours with chances to rebuild friendships or fortunes, questioning what power can restore a past moment that has passed.
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Burlington District
Mingham
Burlington, First
Burlington, Grace
Burlington
Harrigan Ave
Bonaparte Dany
Donnellson
Farmington Iifie
Pairfield,Cir
Cuit Santa Fe Ave
Sperry Stockport Wayland
West Point
Winfield ‘Yarmouth
Nom
Crowfie i
E. Reuss
George Bias Bia
Ingham
J.F. Barnet
Thomas J. Pettit Ae Itor
Ih Boatman
Sohenbus Junction
Crawfordsville
Grandview
Guernsey Kalona Keota
Marengo
Millersburg
First
Riverside
Sweetland
Rae
Anu Victor
Wapello
Washington
Wellman
West Chester
West Liberty
Williamsburgton
Edward Stodghill
H. W. Munster
R. Richards Fred A.smith
A. A.jordon
Oskaloosa District
Attica
Barnes City Beacon
Brooklyn
Bussey
Cedar’ Delta
Deep River
Eddyville
Ewart Grinnell Kellogg Kellogg Kilduff
Knoxville, Circuit
Ynnville
H.f.bohn
A. F.C. Edwards
G.d.cox
Collier S. Gardner
R. Burdock
C.w.renee
E Elias Handy
W.a.smith
H.C. Millice
J.a.monkmat
C.n.pace
Harry de
F.e.pfoutz
C. Kennedy A. Heath
L.a.crull Hlf
Gilbert G. H. Hanawalt
W.H. Perdew
J. W. McClelland
J. G. Kemble Tames Priestnal Noel A. Orcutt
G.e.monkman
Frank Seeds
J.c.caughlan
J.e.ward
R. Vernon Pike
J. P. Cummins
Albia Blakesburg
Centerville
Cincinnati
Chillicothe
Drakeville
Douds
Eldon
Exline Farson Frémont Florris
A. J. Bissinger
A. V. Kendrick
Graham Hospital
W. P. Stoddard
Iowa Methodist Hospital
Ence Relations
Grinnell
J.C. Kendrick
Permanent Fund
A. B. Smith
American Home Funding Association
Cooper’ Dist
Anti-Saloon League
J. B. Eyatone
Chinas
R.D. Pool
East
Oklahoma
R. A. Bruce
Panatorium
Iman
Fura
Casto
Ria
Ferngy
Mexico
Ben
Carnon Brand
Tone
Felter
Altoona
Geta Hin
Jone
Lingenfalter
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