Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Helped Woman
Middletown, Pa resident Mrs Emma Espexxuany shares relief from severe headaches and back pain after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She reports regained energy, ability to do housework, and help to friends, urging others to try the remedy.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Middletown
Toto Ik
Mrg
Emma Espexxuany
Eaat Mal
Biddletown
Plukhum
Lydis
Pinkham
Mirfa RK
Pinkhans Medicine Co
Mauve Home Tester Best for Seed Corn Yields Study
Iowa State Agricultural Experiment Station reports on seed corn testing methods to evaluate germination, vigor, and yield potential. The study compares top performers and warns against overreliance on a single high germination rate, noting costs and practical gains for farmers.
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Iowa
Giver Ke Wits of Three Wears
Trial notes from a damaged local crime report
A garbled report names several individuals and charges including AvRAUIE and battery. It mentions guilty verdicts, a sentence at a town location near a water works, and a fire at a Morley residence prompting a petition for a gale on a construction project.
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Tie Residenva
Wim Morley
Fonthesile
Ura
Morley
Fircot
Fragmentary notice on a disputed contest prize
A garbled passage references an offers contest prize tied to a presumed sect or society and mentions an ardeatiniaT hushandyy graduate and a professor. The text is unclear with many misspellings and partial names, making the events or entities uncertain.
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Fesralary
Perehtion
Ameriya
Wu Ardeatiniat Hushandyy
AD Hushadey
Garden Grove Prep Amid Turmoil and Prices Peak
In Garden Grove preparations for a supply dig are underway with a focus on corr and cafe demand. A mason market reports high prices with a $112 to $254 range for seasonal goods. An obituary notes the death of an old sailor aged about ninety, who spent twenty years sailing from Prahee to America.
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Garden Grove
Leon
von Klectels Company
Corr
Cardo Grove
Shatate
Prahee
Four Townes Get Power Franchise Agreement
A local bid for a power company franchise outlines a 10,000 shilling salary and distribution plan. The plan assigns delivery routes to Gil, City, Holfe, Laurany, and Mauve, with unspecified details on routes and cost structure.
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Amboll
Northarn Fave Power Coimpaig
Wenn Plank Farly I Marek Lan Coisipany
Vihn
Aleeiie Pave
Gil
Holfe
Laurany
Mauve
Tak
Must Serve Three Years In Reformatory
Fragmented OCR text reports a man named Maldan and a partner sentenced to years in a reformatory after a trial related to pancilracy and building projects. Mentions Fort Dolge-Rigby, Xela Lopgtors, and police involvement. Also references a woman shot at her home and a death tied to an appointed official.
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Cronlah—i
Maldan
Pancilracy
Dingo Maxwealh
Wis
Larne
Annindisa
Gir
Kitts
Daveportl
Mika Siatiio Koehler
Hevalt Chrongis the Hoare
Howe Fur
Als
Tin
Industrial School Change Names and Reassignments
Bev Mommy A Miss Kathertin Hunt inor Mala agent for the industrial air for girls at Mitehelmilla. Was realgmed in Leone matron of his children's Home at Nolfe City Ida. Miss Maninar's resignation takes effect at once.
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Kathertin Huntinor
Anh
Mitehelmilla
Leone
Nolfe City
Ida
Maninar
Coal Destruction Report From Dayta City Incident
A fragmented report describes a destructive event at Dayta City with unclear origin. References to Tyriington cowl chutes and Turerg are garbled, mentioning goats and multiple incidental terms. The legible facts center on significant damage occurring in a Dayta City area with unspecified actors.
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Dayta City
Iowa Poultry Shippers Meet in Des Moines
Des Moines hosts the Iowa Poultry Shippers meeting on March 13 with about 600 members expected. The convention bureau of the Commercial Club announced the event to gather creamery poultry egg and bild er men from the state.
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Iowa
Local political race features Urocki and veterans
After the post office news Mr Urocki, a Civil War veteran, enters a bid for the old solicitor position. He faces S J Rutledge and others including McCallum, Andrew Morgan and Richard A Piest in an unsettled field. In a separate report, George H H Pauly, a noted Iowa millionaire, narrowly escapes a Milwaukee freight engine collision that caused heavy damage and shook his car but left him uninjured.
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Postoffice
Jown Folle
C. L
Iowa
Hoax Burglary at Big Ma Rie Fraternity House Exposed
A prank at the Amos fraternity house involved a staged burglary with tallies claimed stolen. A teen witness described the incident as a practical joke meant to illustrate how easily a real robbery could occur, undermining the alleged crime.
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Amos
Big Ma Rie
Mon Ine the Holge
Institute to be held by Pla Mission and TWG at Mish Frances Institute
Deb Moiris-Tiet International Council Women for Migelous las announced an institute to be conducted by missionary Frances Patterson for several years. The event will be held in cooperation with the TW. G. A. be glahing Moreha.
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Pla Mission Institute
Deb Moiris—Tiet International Council
Women For Migelous Las
TW. G. A. Beglahing Moreha
Mish Frances
Patterson
Ts Ghinu
Gets New $100,000 Depot at Huyington
Negotiations have been closed by the Rock Island railroad for the erection of a 100,000 passenger depot. The plan places the depot on the river front, requiring the purchase and razing of half a block to accommodate the site.
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Huyington
Rock Esiahd
Ocean Ready Marshallown meeting highlights local interest
A gathering of residents and interested parties convened at the host venue with WG Harkeili of Cedar Rapiis presiding as president of the route rssuriaton. Denison served as secretary and W I Dean of Glinten acted as treasurer.
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Marshallown
WG. Harkeili
Cedar Rapiis
Route
Rssuriaton
W. G. Solluts Et. Denison
Anl W. I Dean
Glinten
Trenewer
Shot While Hunting Leaves Boy Between Life and Death
Mbia A bullet pierced the hip as a boy named Polly, about two, shot while hunting with his father James Peterson and elder brother Abd. The family reported Polly hovering between life and death as witnesses described the incident at Watertoo. Five hundred attendees are expected at the fourth welding ceremony at the Halloway Agrication club where Miss Der by Modeska will wed John Ena Dort of Marshalltown. Hogeey expense covered by J. Galloway.
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Mbia
Will
Watertoo
Halloway Agrication Club
Four Bridges Are Planned in Mount Psawini-donry County
County supervisors plan four steel bridges at Aurient polis with a total steel cost around 4 000 dollars. An infant’s body was recovered near Paige streak by boys, wrapped in Skilled newspaper.
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Beash
Paige
Rabid Dog Bites Residents In Clarinda Ward
A dog in Clarinda Ward was found hydrophobic after veterinary examination. Three residents, believed to include a young man and a child, were bitten by the animal and placed under precautionary observation. Authorities urge caution around stray dogs and recommend medical checks for bites.
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Clarinda Ward
Martini
Fort Hodgn- ifey Education Board Election Offer
A historic bid offers ten thousand dollars to fund a new school election for Fort Hodgin area. The note mentions a man named Ye and a plan to weed to build a school in First Ward with public funds at stake.
Iowa Lawmakers Clash Over Court Appointments And Education Bills
The Iowa legislature faces fights over a proposed nonpartisan court, governor appointed justices, and a bill to create a state commission to audit schools. Debates touch on moving engineering programs, reshaping the education board, and funding via new taxes. New bills seek higher salaries for state officials, stricter food labeling, and expanded mayors’ powers, while drainage laws and road crossings are debated amid budget concerns.
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Supreme Court of
Lowa la
Klay
Klug
Lown Apprems
Klay Kin
Senate
Prete Educational Board of Contral
Iowa City
Ames
Collar Falla
House Committee
Jacobs
Mila Bil
Educational Board of Control
Iowa Legislature Battles Over State Road Taxes And Normal School Plans
Fragmented city and state debate details bold proposals and partisan battles. Lawmakers weigh road tax bills, bonds, and the state treasury while considering delays to a constitutional convention. Debate over funding for the state fair advertising and the future of normal schools stalls in committee as representatives propose commissions and new locations.
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New
Washington
Supreme Court
Robinson
Pranklin
Ty Janes
Montgomery
Uy Webster
Wayfello
Authoriae
Clilea
Seine
Jones
Mintgomery
Ny Jones
Ny Aven
Pocahontas
State Treasury
Ny Thomas
Enion
Board of Railroad Commissioners
Ginte
Bew
Kossuth
Laraber Lamty
Bereernor
Fuch Hak
Doran
Ingralature
Iowa
Towa
Uekece
Brady
Wallas
Noral School Jumketing
Carson
Stoomfeld
Litee
Nale
Terry
Lts
House Committee On
Lorente Gut
Railroad Board Power Boost Aims at Telegraph and Telephone
Lawmakers in Winnebago county push a bill to extend railroad commission powers to telegraph and telephone firms. The measure requires interconnections among carriers and applies railroad laws where feasible. Also discussed are state fair board elections and school law changes expanding gubernatorial appointment of the state superintendent with a $5,000 salary.
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Railroad Board
Kingland
Winnebago County
Railway Commission
Rte
Pawsase
Zehools
Eheldeun
Senate
Bank Treasurer Death Stuns Local Workforce
A bank treasurer died suddenly sending shock through employees who gathered in silence. Workers shared grief and speculation as callers and staff mourned, while others recalled the day’s routine and odd moments at the office.
Unclear street musings appear in Harper's Weekly excerpt
Fragmentary prose from Harper's Weekly features a dialog between a sitar and Bobby about stepping into a father's shoes. The text blends quirky humor with invented slang and stray lines about daily life on the street. The excerpt ends with a garbled remark.
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Bobby
Harper's Weekly
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