Ghostly Buoy Knocks Passenger As Ferry Window Breaks
A foggy ferry crossing ends with a long white buoy smashing into a window of the vessel and a sleeping passenger misled by a ghostly rumor. The mate questions the passenger about liability while the captain contemplates the scene and the unseen cause of the accident.
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Stows
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Anm
Spa
Joe
Eries
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Plant Food Extracts From Air Drawn In 1688 Record
A garbled report claims vast plant nutrients were extracted from air in 1688 with figures of 1,090,000 tons of nitrogen compounds and 400,000 tons of sulfate ammonia mentioned. It cites Dr. Phenani Fear of Ola State University noting impacts on soils and industry growth amid unclear names and dates.
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Tax on Gift Prices Court Rules on Donor Costs
The Supreme Court ruled that if the price received for a gift exceeds what the donor paid, the difference is taxable. The case, presented by Elizabeth L. G. Tutt aiding Chief Justice Cuffe’s nephew, involved a motor company gift valued at 11,708 dollars.
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Malnutrition and Disease Linked to Poverty in China Crisis
A historical report discusses widespread dengue like illness and sanitation failures in China, linking disease prevalence to poverty, war damage, and disrupted infrastructure. It notes vast urban poverty, exposure to cold, and the toll on workers, with calls to address public health neglected by ongoing conflict and mismanagement.
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Sheriff’s Sale Notice Amid Court Action in Humboldt County
In Humboldt County Iowa a special execution issued March 1929 directs sale of property to satisfy a debt of Seventy Seven Thousand Six Hundred Seven and costs. The sheriff will offer the South Half of Section 2 and related lands at public auction on April 15, 1929, at the courthouse front door in Wikota City, with redemption rights preserved.
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Iain 1
Thompson
Carkonay
Jessie Garson
Lome
Essaly
Hamboldt
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Court House
Wikota City
Humboldt County
Iowa
WV. Hangen
Mambolde
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Traces of Ancient Race Unearthed in Nevada
An expedition led by M. IL Uarrington reports findings in Nevada suggesting traces of early Americans predating known civilizations. Researchers say remains and artifacts point to ancient peoples migrating along the West, crossing valleys, with potential ties to Amariaims and other early populations. The team plans further digs and will present evidence at a regional event, while museum curators note preservation of some remains.
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Amariaims
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Cuba Bans Bongo Drums Amid Incitement Accusations
A Cuban government order blocks the use of bongo drums linked to claims of inciting savagery. Officials argue the drum's reverberations travel far and could provoke unrest, citing historical associations with indigenous sounds and dangerous rituals.
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Havana
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Eimeta
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Thosa
Survey Finds Unclear Result In Wisconsin Pole Mine
A university survey team led by George Whitigin examined poles in Washington Survey Maison Wisconsin and reported a notable difference in ore content. Further testing is planned to confirm the preliminary findings and assess mining viability.
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Maison
Wis
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George
University of Whivongin
Lifeboat for Disabled Aircraft Aids Dover Rescue
Britain unveils a new lifeboat design to reach disabled aircraft over water. The craft features powerful 4 x speed and a long keel, capable of carrying a crew and equipment to assist landing, with two cabins and electric systems. It highlights a focus on rapid response and safety in the Maglist channel near Dover.
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District Court Notice in May 1929 Humboldt County Iowa
Arthur G. Dacobean plaintiff seeks $2022.06 and $2175.92 against Anne Shine and Ellen G. Shine on notes to First National Bank. A real estate lien is claimed on Lot 5 and part of block 1 East Gilmore City to secure the judgments, with prayer for sale and costs. Defendants Shine and Ellen Shine must appear before noon May term 1929. default judgment may follow. Attorney A. D. Shaw represents the plaintiff.
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Ellen GC. Shine
Desta Richards
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State of Iowa
Pocahontas County
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Alen G. Shine
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Iowa
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