Obituary: Henry Bannick Tho of Shuketeh
The obituary notes Henry Bannick Tho born 1894 at Port Dodge Iowa died after illness and long hardship. He lived with his parents until his passing on July 20 1927 at age 33 8 months and 1 day and is survived by his parents a brother and sister and many friends. Lutheran services conducted by Rev M Gilhmann were held at 2 o clock Sunday. burial followed at Vernon Cemetery.
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Haliomry
Alway
Ieklyse
Gaw
Indy
Ha’ H
George
Mee
Katherine Markman
Card of Thanks for Kind Friends and Neighbors
We wish to thank our many kind friends and neighbors who supported us during the illness and death of our beloved son and brother. Special thanks for the beautiful flowers and offerings from Mr and Mrs Anis Ranniek Mr and Mrs George Aniek Mutherline Marka and Anis Sons.
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Aluo
Mra
Anis Ranniek
George Anniek
Muthorlne
Marka Anis
Automobile for 98e Involving The Hate Motor Company
A garbled report describes a motor company in Charles City offering a deal tied to a vehicle. An individual from Riceville to Charles City visited a business on a certain day and interacted with a Honda. The account mentions an event outcome and timing but is unclear and incomplete.
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Tha Hate Motor Company
Charles City
Heh Hiurk
Batween
Riceville
Klan
Jeo
Ant Ukood
Honda
Weather and crop notes from Webster City area
The report mentions farmers in Webster City and nearby areas working threshing, with corn crop progress seen as inching forward. It notes speculation on yields and timing, with references to summer work and nationwide threshing activity.
Evangelical Church Announces Services and Schedule
The Evangelical Church 16 Graver, Pastor, outlines upcoming services. Evangelical Church will host a Thursday evening lecture and Friday preaching by Rev A Conger. Communion scheduled for Sunday August 1, and W.A. S. activities to be held Wednesday October 10.
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Evangelical Church
Graver
Church Notes Report On August Conference At KH
In the Sunday page a note states there will be no preaching service on Sunday August the fourth quarterly conference with Epworth League FG will be held in the evening at KH church. The church will close its year with the usual business before the conference.
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Epworth League
St Pauls Lutheran Service in English at 11001
Rev BU Gitlmann leads Sunday morning worship at 11001 in English and confirms the class. No Sunday sermon during the nat h of Avgroat.
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St. Pauls Lutheran Church
BU. Gitlmann
Local News and Obituaries from Renwick Area
Renwick area notes include travel to Baytin assembly and Sutherland visits. Mica Rosermond Gray leaves for Nebraska to visit relatives Vern Tarris and children of Clarion host guests. Mrs George Werling Jr dies after prolonged illness. funeral held at Norwegian Lutheran church burial in cemetery. Editor and group visit Humboldt and Fort Dave. ladies spend afternoon window shopping and enjoy a park picnic with various drinks at the amusement park.
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Cumber Iron
Renwick Wank
Lown Watla Lael
Mica Rosermond Gray
George Werling, Jr
Mary Heggen
Mesdainos Miller
M. B. Fitchardson
Robert McGawat
Wm. Beenon
Mumboldt
Mra L. McDermid
Fort Dave
Indies
Liszt Descendant Discusses Jazz Influence On Beethoven Era
The article quotes a Liszt family descendant criticizing modern composers and jazz fusion. It notes reactions to jazz rhythms affecting European and American tastes and Wagner’s rejection of modern trends, with commentary on saxophone and contemporary popularity.
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Liszt
Jaz
Siegfried’ Weijgier
Brett Richart
Lier
Kiger
Iolsl
AL Hayrouth
Beethoven
Jie
Baek
Mike
Jozit
Wagner
Moley village fire scare fake fires alarm town guards
A morning prank in Moley sparked a village-wide fire scare as a fake torches and scent of kerosene convinced neighbors and a nearby brigade to respond. Villagers demanded the firemen extinguish the supposed blaze, while authorities investigated the trick.
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Aurorm Tlorcalis
Moley
Une
Muslege
Aira ‘Brigade
Thorenlis
Huge American camera lens weighs 45 pounds
A colossal 45 pound lens for the United States is described as the largest camera ever made in America. Including its mounting it measures nine by five inches and its total length is 36 inches. It is said to take pictures of an entire battlefield or landscape from one position with a single shot.
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United States
America
Daugherty Widow Awarded 7500 For Husband Death
Mrs Harry M Daugherty of Mason City formerly Renwick received notice the Minnesota Industrial Commission awarded 7500 under Minnesota compensation act for her husband s death while driving across railroad tracks for Week Ishind Ry He worked for International Stock Food Company of Minneapolis Also reports on President Coolidge comments and local pilots and a missing boy case with later safe return.
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Harry M. Daugherty
Mason City
Renwick
Minnesota Inustrial Commission
Tnat
Minnesota
International Stockfoad Company
Minneapolia
Conditions That Tend to Create Tornadoes in U S Regions
The article summarizes Dr Humphreys and colleagues notes on how tornadoes form. It cites air currents from large cyclones and anticyclones interacting to produce conditions that allow tornadoes to occur across central and southeastern United States.
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Witte
Ute
United’ States
Re Wintis
We de Humphreys
Meleorgegient Plywicidt
Bursa
Doctor Mumpheye
Phireys Helievesther
Tim
United States
Nactor Humpbhreys
Torndoes Firah
Prem
B. B. Froe
Wack
Did Not Stay Out Fullier Suitor Quandary
A dialogue-style snippet shows a father challenging a suitor about marriage to his daughter and the suitor retorting with a remark about using a rolling pin to enforce curfews. The exchange emphasizes parental concern and the suitor’s stubborn resolve.
Yeast Chemistry Lecture At Omaha Meeting
G d Watterson of Kansas City told an American Association of Cerent Chemists gathering in Omaha that yeast nutrition hinges on specific mineral salts in correct proportions. He noted large bakers seek batch formulas from scientific methods, while traditional bakers rely on experience and adjusted blends.
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G.d. Watterson
Kansas City
Omatia
Association of Cerent
Patterson
All Children to Swim Campaign Launched by Los Angeles
The largest municipal effort to teach water safety begins in Los Angeles. Sixth grade pupils will form classes taught by city pool instructors with plans to expand to thousands of additional students across public schools.
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Los Angeles
Cam- Palen
Pompeii Revival Stage Presents Ancient Roman Play
A fragmentary note describes a Roman era theater performance in Pompeii revived for a cosmopolitan audience. Actors in sandaled footwear recreate a play once enjoyed by ancient crowds, bringing a new life to a stage trodden centuries ago.
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Pompeii
Gold Recovered From Air In New York Device
A device in New York City air catches gold precipitating from fumes and melted bars. Six hundred pounds of refined gold valued at twelve thousand one hundred dollars have been recovered, according to Popular Science Monthly.
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Uncle Sam
United Nasay
New York City
Cording i Popular Science Monthly
Old Structure Found Sparks Oxford Town Cares on Public Ads
London corre spondent reports a six foot chamber discovery at Herlon College in Oxford as scholars identify the site of an old church. Billboards and posters are pulled from streets as officials aim to restore old-time town simplicity and charm.
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Oxford College
Dilord
London
Christian Science ‘Monitor
Herlon College
Oxford
St. John
Waa
Osford
Hore
Acoustics Master of Amperican Theater Builder
Acclaimed acoustics innovator Uaimmerstein transformed theater design in Liberty. George Whomenthal and Blumenthal praise his methods using roof structures and proscenium arches to solve long standing acoustic problems. He built his own theaters and later consulted architects on the technical aspects.
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Marmeretein
Amperican Theater
George Whomenthal
Uaimmerstein
Aid
Locust Plague Worsens in Philippines Crops Hit Across Provinces
Reports indicate Philippine locust invasion expands from initial towns to 27 towns in seven provinces. Officials say preventive measures faltered as the pest spreads, with the Board of Agriculture deploying inspectors and two airplanes to assist in field control.
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Philippines
Macek
Board of Agricultura
Remarkable One-Handed Pool Trick Attracts Attention
A Maine longshoreman known as Powerful Digita Pérey Gratfam displays exceptional strength by picking up eight pool balls with one hand. He can move his hand in various directions after gathering the balls, astonishing spectators.
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Digita Pérey Gratfam
Husk
Maine
Pion
Hia
Ancient monster unearthed by London workmen
A prehistoric monster specimen is found by London workers during excavations. Experts plan a detailed reconstruction of the trance and identify the creature as one of the extinct mammals that roamed the forest of Middievex about 200,000 years ago.
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London
Middievex
Country Doctor and Makeshift Surgery Tale
A fragment describes a country doctor who could set a broken thigh bone using string and a fat iron and perform a night operation on a farmhouse kitchen table as cited in a Kansans Medical Journal. The voice questions the legitimacy of such improvised care and the archetype of a country physician.
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Mr. Davis
Court awards 20000 francs in taxi knockdown case
In Paris a nine judge court awarded 20000 francs damages to a chef injured when struck by a taxi. His sense of smell was damaged, his lawyer arguing it is essential to a cook’s craft.
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Paris
Cook
Frenchmen Celebrate Giant Canal Tunnel Feat
President Donmerkue unveils a new canal tunnel linking Marseilles to the Rhone system. Reported as the largest tunnel in the world, it measures about 70 feet wide and a substantial height, with a single light spot visible from the entrance. The canal runs over 12 feet deep at low tide and allows 1,500 ton barges to pass, connecting Marseilles with the intricated Byronean canal network.
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Donmerkue
Marseilles
Mhone
Imiddlas
Shaplin
India
Cna
Traina
Gold Digger Fe-Mise Passe Began in Gold Rush 1849
Fe-Mise Passe emerges as a noted gold digger tracing roots to the 1849 gold rush. The account highlights her start and early actions in mining circles during that era.
Tornado Strikes As Community Adjusts To Aftermath
The Indianapolis Stand notes a tornado impact in Jivington with a resident moving north. A faithful colored aid has served the family for years and the maid arrives late the morning after the storm. The whirlwind forced the woman to travel three miles to reach help.
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Jivington
North Side
Missy
Indianapolis
Ring Lost Half Century Found In Beverly Garden
A long hidden ring once owned by Reuben Hing, former Beverly resident, was found by Mrs Howard while tending a garden. The inscription Reuben to Hearie was found. Older residents recall Mrs Tihins losing her ring in 1876 after marriage, with word of recovery reaching her in California. The ring was found in a flower bed reused and planted annually for years.
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Reuben Hing
Beverly, N. Jr
Howard
Reuben
Tihins
Fla Warrick
California
Not Clear Interview at Farmers Institute Lectures
A garbled report describes a speaker at a farmers institute giving a lecture on minerals in livestock feed. The crowd includes a boy asking about bone growth and the speaker mispronounces words, prompting a joke about the butcher.
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Farmers’ Institute
Hhe
Soany
Windmills in Holland Decline Since 1923
A Dutch mill association reports that over 45 percent of windmills in Holland have been removed or demolished since 1923. Forty years ago about 3,000 mills existed. the number has fallen by 1,626 since then.
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Holland
Sp Olfcial Mill Association
Popular Mechanics Magaiae
No Title Provided Reflects on Tolerance and Self-Comparison
Bright people should shed old grudges and practice patience with slower peers. They must compare themselves fairly and honestly with others to foster better relationships and personal growth.
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Albert Fi Wiggem
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