Horan Death Reported in Eagle Grove Community
An obituary notes Patrick J. Horan born March 17 1862 in Jackson County died in Eagle Grove on April 1914 after a prior illness. He moved from Humbaldt County to Eagle Grove in 1914 and leaves a large family, with eight named relatives and several siblings. He was a respected citizen known for kindness and cheerful dealings.
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Pd. Horan
Patrick J. Horan
Jackson Co
Eagle Grove
Humbaldt Co
Teguppe
Iui
Ihre Maz
Bradgate
Stacia
Joe
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Ray
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Local notes and social updates from Boonetown area
Mrs. Boone, age sixty, hosts a family gathering with sister Caylon residents visiting. Polmateer family hosts guests at Will Poole home. Prank attends a cattle sale in Omaha. Raymond Ric San visits friend Garald Kelling in Renwick. R W Beankind and Will Rier attend Ed Polmateer home gathering. Fred DeMoy and wife visit west of Henwick. Vera Long returns to Kansas City with relatives. L Blood, longtime Boape township resident, dies in Haran. Tani Baptist Sunday school names new officers for the coming year led by Nelson, Trebine, Gill, Steith, Hanson, and Lola Hanson as organist.
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Prank
Aberin Angus
L. Blood
Boape Township
Haran
Blood
Tani Baptist Sunday School
James Nelson
Trewbridge Tsistant
le Gillespie
Martha Steith
Young People's
Lena Hanson
Lola Hans
Humboldt County Republican Recorder Candidate Announcement
The notice announces Margaret E. Preble as a candidate for Humboldt County Recorder and Margaret E Preble as a candidate for Humboldt County Representative, subject to Republican voters will at the primaries. The text references Humboldt County and election timing in a formal party notice style.
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Nate
Humboldt County
Margaret. E. Preble
Progressive Party nominating notice and candidate bids
A garbled notice announces candidacy for Humboldt County auditor and district attorney in Humboldt, Pocahontas, and Bicon districts. It references June primaries and party alignment, plus accompanying odd remarks about statements and endorsements, with unrelated medical testimonial at the end.
Candidate Declaration for County Attorney Post
John Cugningham files to run for County Attorney of Flumbeldt County subject to Republican voters in the June 1944 primaries. He presents himself as a candidate for the office and seeks party support in the upcoming election.
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Flumbeldt County
John Cugningham
Local man runs for Humberet County sheriff in June primaries
Tor Sheriva of Barty Iowa announces candidacy for sheriff of Humberet County subject to Progressive party deeming at the June primaries. TB Heggen
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Barty
Iowa
Willce
Humberét
Progressive Party
TB Heggen
Unclear fragment sparks talk of misfortune and neighbors
The text shows a garbled dialogue about a clergyman and a neighbor named Hayes, discussing loss and misfortune. The fragment implies a social scene where envy and tragedy are contrasted, but lacks complete context or coherent events.
Strange Visit to Eastern Church with Grandfather
A child named Alice visits grandparents in an eastern city. At a Sunday sermon she notices a relative in the gallery and whispers to her grandfather to look up, briefly describing the scene without further detail.
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Alice
Mary
Unclear medical claims from 19th century ad text
The snippet presents dubious testimonials about stomach remedies. Mrs H G Cleveland from Arnold reportedly benefited after taking two bottles, claiming a cure from ailments labeled as “sinners” and “atorines,” with reference to Chamberlains' Cabin. The passage reflects archaic dosage language and nonspecific symptoms.
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H. G. Cleveland
Arnold
Pat Weiten
Rushed dialogue on a stormy night in a cramped scene
A fragment shows characters Misa Syrec and Afizh exchanging quirky lines about the rain and sitting outdoors. The mood hints at a secluded domestic moment during a storm, with odd spellings suggesting OCR damage.
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Misa Syrec
Fragmented Quote Reflects Confusing Deal Office Scene
An erratic thinker laments chaotic action at the Deal office. The speaker notes men and women crowd the delivery window, while others fix the reduced sums and misprints in a disjointed, cryptic plea.
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Yan
Jidge
Remarkable Wedding Plan Left Unmentioned by Bride and Groom
A society note reports the couple’s wedding was not finalized with any clear arrangements. An absent groom did not confirm support for a family while Topelta Capital is cited in the fragmentary piece.
Novel Revenge Method Arouses Local Curiosity
A young Pacis dreammanker avenged herself on her fiancé by painting his face and hands with black varnish while he slept, a curious incident that drew notice in local circles.
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Pacis Dreammanker
Younts
Dangerous Pride in a Proverbial Sage Line
A compact thought on pride and perception, noting how a bold spirit can be misread as ill temper. The quote reflects on how confidence may be mistaken for aggression, underscoring common misreadings of demeanor.
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Puck
Daily Thought and The Reason Chronicle Fragment
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Wipo and a tie, references to fur and a 490 glorious new, and a line about torrents raging. It includes garbled names like Eiaubeth Tewne and question about why people are angry, attributing anger to someone growing La grows, Hem.
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Daily
Wipo
Tvo
Eiaubeth
Belfast prisoner refuses to speak at custody tourt
A Belfast custody case reports a prisoner who, when arrested the previous evening, said he would say nothing and have his solicitor speak for him. The incident was described by a constable at the scene.
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Fred Kinsa
M. Smith
Belfast
Ireland
Prisner
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