Mury Persona of Renwick Pioneer Ancestress Dies
Mury Persona, born 1886 in Clairin county, was daughter of Joseph He Slatohronke and Albert Hor. She married William Burnett Persona in 1874 and moved with him to Renwick Iowa, where they built a home. Four children survived, including Charles, Gladya, and Moward, and she was noted for quiet strength, frugality, voting, and aiding neighbors during her long life in the pioneer community.
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Mitty
Barrett Brandon
Toy
Renwick
Clirlalnny
Joseph He Slatohronke
Albert Hor
Jy Tows
Brandon
Pensylviia
Jefferson Township
Boehinni County
Rat White
Miny' Et Stinbrook
Wiliam Burnett
Ian
Vie Taisbandane
Milwauked
Charles
Weallely
Mus
Giadya L. Forwan
New York City
Moward Pergona
Houlin
Flere
Viparous
Churel
Funeral services for local woman noted by pastor
A local woman died leaving a quiet life and close ties with family and neighbors. Funeral services were conducted by Pastor Jtoy G1. Van Horn at her residence, with interment in Vann Cemetery.
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Jtoy
van Horn
Vann
Julitis Voss Killed in Auto Accident Near Remick
Julitis Voss was killed in a car overturn east of Remick after a collision. Mrs. Lewis Otto was seriously injured along with three Otto children. the family sought aid at Tort Carlgon home. Mrs Olle was brought home Thursday with severe injuries. Voss family residents described as prominent farmers in the area.
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Julitis Voss
Lewis Otto
Lewin Ole
Remick
Woon
Otto Childrwn
Aldo
Iissurtou
Vous
Lingui
Atork
Otto Fein
Minnesota
Avery
Olle
Hall
Voss
Secotnly
Jot Catlesen
Father Stops Wedding At Bode Couple's Holiday Plan
A holiday wedding for Miss Rarth Gullixson and Ernest Peterson of Bode was interrupted by Gullixsen, former county treasurer of Mumbalst cooly, arriving at the county clerk's office after the license was issued. The girl was 18, not yet of legal age, prompting the county clerk to warn clerics about proceeding. The license was returned to the clerk and the couple returned home with one daughter.
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Rarth Gullixson
Ernest Peterson
Bode
Gye
Efeet
GG. Gullixsen
Mumbalst Cooly
Aallice Moulay
Lvite-Dloet
M. Wallahait
Guilixson
Liscense
Bade
Auctioneers Seek Farm Sales Experience Offered
Auctioneers from H. M. Colwell and LaVerne Colwell in Livermore announce 13 years of farm sale experience. Graduates of Jones National School of Auctioneering Chicago Ill solicit farm sales, advertising 114 percent texts.
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Jones National School of Auctioneering
Chicago
Ill
H. M. Colwell
LaVerne
L. E. Colwell
Livermore
Gillmin Gilliamin to wed Linderkamp in Charles City
Gilliamin daughter of Rev Gillmann will marry Charles J. Linderkamp in a noon ceremony at the Caselman memory church in Charles City Iowa. The bride wore a gown of canton crepe with tulle veil and pearl bandeaux, carried pink roses. After the ceremony the couple dined at the Nortin hotel and will begin housekeeping on the old home farm near Rockford, Iowa, where they will reside next year.
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Ue Caselmaniy
Charles City
Iowa
Mias Leulee Gilliamin
Rev
Mia EL. Gillmann
Charlea J. Linderkampi
Mie
Vuremany
Mav
G Pratleayeier
Mrav Dda
Linderkamp
Mortheval
Borkford
Thyn
Rockford
Former Renwick Girl Married at Britt
Miss Dora Tesch daughter of Mrs Mary Tesch married Cecil O Hourk son of Mr and Mrs Thos O Hourk at St Pat Tek church Britt Rev Father J 2 Quirte officiated The bride wore a blue georgette gown The ceremony followed by a wedding breakfast at the bride's mother's home Attendants were Mildred Macrill and Leo Meloney The couple will live with Mrs O Hourk and move after March first to the parsonage now occupied by Frank Kelly
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Hritt News-Tribune
Mia
Henry Quirin
Lingala
Nebraska
L. Z. Mackrill
Albert Lea
Beth
High
Esteen
Thas
Edward Claussen Weds Young Lady in Canada
Edward Claussen married Monday Dex 24 to Misa Rlizas beth Paisley of Portage ln Prairie Canada. The ceremony at the Grace United church in Winnepeg. The couple traveled to Renwick Save Sunday and visit relatives in town and Webster City. Future plans unknown. Mr Chinsgen has farm work nearby and they may settle here.
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Edward Claussen
Dex
Misa Rlizasbeth Paisley
Portage Ln Prairie
Canada
Grrce United
St Pauls Lutheran News and Service Times
St Pauls Lutheran announces Sunday School at 10 00 and a Martine service at 11 00. The annual meeting will be held immediately after services led by Pastor Gillmann in the Anguish language.
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St. Pauls Lutheran
Gillmann
Observatory Unearthed at Bootzow Berminy
A circular observatory dated V1810 and costing £3 was found at Bootzow Berminy. The rings of stone served for tracking the sun’s apparent path and also function as a calendar.
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Dohleveth Te Uayir
Bootzow
Berminy
Storgs
Anita Cronft
Uneven Dialogue Echoes Seaside Stroll Misread
Fragmentary OCR scene captures a muffled exchange near the coast with misheard phrases and garbled names. The blurred dialogue hints at a tense confrontation and a closing question about returning elsewhere.
Royal Succession Practice in British Monarchy Described
A fragmentary note depicts traditional hereditary succession within the British monarchy, detailing how the crown passes to the eldest son, then to male heirs, with daughters placed after brothers. It references Queen Victoria and Edward VII as examples.
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Whelor
Queen Victoria
Victoria
Edveard Vie
Mirthful Misreading At Pet Biscuit Exchange
A quirky exchange describes Mutual Tae Cae hestie hai arranging a biscuit supply for a new pet. The tale centers on a child’s antics and a parent’s bemused reaction as eightpence is mentioned and odd phrases surface in a playful, creaky dialect.
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Daddie
Attie Lestia
Loaden
Tribute to a Labor Warrior Worker in Song
A fragmented tribute from a worker’s heart salutes a labor fighter’s code and courage. The piece hints at resilience, self education, and solidarity, celebrating dedication to labor and collective strength amid struggle.
Legend of Misantlee Bald Indians Humor Tale
The legend from western North Carolina recalls the Misantlee Bald people living in Appalachian drought days. A thirsty hunter follows strange sounds to a water hole where water dogs mockingly laugh, and the term Turqitl a meaning Where the water dogs laughed is noted alongside the tale’s humor and cultural memory.
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Tim
Tie
Misantlee
North Carolina
Étrolf
Fireflies and Their Glowing Light Science Snapshot
The article explains how fireflies emit light with little heat, calling them cold lights. It notes a chemical process where luciferase enables a reaction with oxygen, producing bioluminescence and distinguishing it from phosphorus phosphorescence in the dark.
Watermelon Spread in Early America Unearthed
A historical note traces watermelon spread from 1629 onward. It cites Plymouth settlers and Native tribes cultivating the fruit, with references to Massachusetts colonists, Floris tribes, Father Marquette, and the Colorado river tribes. It explains seeds travel and Indian fondness for the fruit aided rapid distribution across the continent.
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Colorado River
George Washington
Leonard Pranks Create Mirth In Class Exercise
A classroom scene shows a teacher probing a student named Leonard with a weekly saving math problem. Leonard responds with a humorous sequence of toy gift ideas, mentioning a graphophone and a wireless set as his end of four week savings outcome, prompting amused reactions.
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Leonard
Growth of Trees for Christmas Decorations
A Popular Science Monthly note from the American Tree Association explains tree growth times for festive uses. It states that Norway spruce and bulsaw fir require six to ten years to grow, while locust and oak suitable for pests need twelve to twenty years, and telegraph and telephone trees take twenty five to thirty years.
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American Tree Association
Norway
Popular Science Monthly
At Home At the Stopper table a neighbor discussion
A fragmentary report shows a discussion at a Stopper table about a neighbor who had been ten weeks, mentioning payments and a child named Chatinete amid garbled dialogue and stray phrases. The text lacks clear names, places, or actions.
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Faust
Eller
Chatinete
Sun Long Worshiped in Egypt and India
Fragmentary text discusses sun worship across Egypt and India, referencing Ra the sun god, the hawk-headed god in relation to Shu and Amun, and depictions of a golden haired deity with seven tongues and seven arms. It notes sacred seven as symbolic of numerous manifestations of Agni and related reverence.
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Egypt
India
Aral
Ear no rest period for city dwellers says experts
City noise wears on the ear drum and tiny bones, causing temporary disconnection from brain centers. Experts urge action to prevent deafness as urban din persists day and night. Readers accustomed to traffic sounds sleep poorly, despite adapting to the racket of cars, footsteps, and voices.
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Yibrat Hun
Passerely
Tebanen
The Birth of London in Ancient Tacitus Tale
A fragmentary reflection traces London's birth through Tacitus and Beltish legends. It notes a Beltish queen and statue in Westminster overseeing the Thames, positing London’s origins amid battles and royal lines, mixing history with myth.
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London
Tacitus
Agtedsay
Nirtney
Warrkorg
Laindon
Liepalaen
Westminster
Vonddn
Wade
Transformation in Epileptic Writing State Study
A neurologist reports that writing produced in a lucid normal state is coherent and correct, while writing produced during an epileptic state is incorrect and incoherent. The observed defects appear without transitional phase, affecting penmanship and composition as words and ideas become a strange, illogical mix.
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Selanze Andi
Wealth From Scrap Utilizes Old Materials In Industry
Scrap restoration methods spread through many companies using old roofing metal powder and car parts to create new products. Innovations turn debris into staff materials for signaling, locomotive cabs, and gear while cutting waste and boosting profits across sectors.
Personal Work Advice From 17th Century Note
A fragmentary quotation discusses personal work methods and cautions on handling a bottle with water. It mentions placing a vessel at the bottle mouth and notes most would fall out if attempted. The text hints at a method for daily practice and ends with a claim of success in personal work.
Bobby’s Question Dilemma Delights Ladianspoly News
A fragment from Ladianspoly News describes a scene with Bobby asking questions and a stern caregiver urging restraint. The odd phrasing hints at a playful or local feature, noting a city and its residents' banter during a busy day.
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Bobby
Ina
Robby
Ladianspoly
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