Community Notes From Algona Saturday Visits and Local Trades
Local news items record Saturday visits by Spetch and daughter Murs, exchanges about stock, and efforts to move slack to prevent loss. Charley Priday and Addi visited Algona with Lloyd Pool family and Fred Potter. Priday returned from Missouri after visiting relatives. A sale note lists sowed corn for seed priced at four dollars per bushel with 90 to 16 percent test. James Clowes listed with contact phone in Rene, Iowa.
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Halling
Charley and
Addi Pridiy
Algonalik
Lloyd Pool
Fred Potter
NLD
Lave Beer
Wit, Potter
Charley Priday
Taut Priday
Missouri
Town Council Proceedings and 1826 Meeting Minutes
The Town Council held their regular meeting January 1 1826 with Mayor, Babler, file and Guellaut present. Bills were read and approved including Quaker Only Co 67 65, LW Miller 3 85, Manning 10.00, Ward accounts 6 00 4 00 5 00, vacuant Co 83 85, W Higgins 10.00, C N W ity Co 19.00, Downing Elec Co 1 19, Bellel Co 1 35, W Minor 116.00, General Itee Co 1 39, Smith Park 10 day. Finance committee approved all Ville, adjournment recorded.
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Gid Entinellinen Babler
File
Guellaut
Phu
Bille
Quaker Only Co
Miller
Manning
Tank
Rank
Brank
Ud Aner
No Hunting On Premises Warns Violators
No hunting or crapping will be allowed on the premises of the undersigned. Violators will be provided to the full extent of the law. List of names including Henry Eastman, W. A. Punkird, Gillespie, Henry Leuthie, Chas Sehjpull, Jo Kelling, William Engh, Oliver Chapman, Geo. Yoder, Withnina Shrader, J.H. Bronk, Bertie C. Martin, Will Helmke, Geo. Maffia, Alfred Price, Graver Yoder, Henry Brosta, Guy Ballard, Lee O. A. Overbaugh, Yanek & Peer AG, Hilinke John Callesen Cart Neve, Will Starr, AH Drager, Job Banatek, Tr. Lassen, Chris Pogye, GR. Stringer.
Big Carnival Dance At Livermore By Dixie Remblers Band
Local notice announces a Thursday January 21 carnival dance at Princea Pavilion Livermore featuring the Dixie Remblers and a second act Cato and his Vagabonds with added attractions. Tickets and scheduling details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
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Dixie Remblers
Cauenival Dinea
Princeas Pavilion
Livermore
Bans
Cato
Shepard
Mier
Poor Bunny Evidently Wasn't Traveling Fast
A short, quirky account from Karvos City Pines about a hunter who shoots a rabbit that wasn’t moving fast. The rabbit is picked off near a ravine under a tree, then escapes briefly before a steel trap is found.
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Bunny
Uri Reemtty
Ronning
Notthin Else But Witey We Were Love Deeded to Clean
Fragmentary note shows elert Wiay tasked with cleanup while Bubby expects the kitchen to need more work. The writing hints at household chores and ongoing maintenance, reflecting a casual, unfinished domestic message.
Telegraphist Sees New Star in Vitarl Constellation
A South African telegraph operator spotted a new star in the Vitarl region after an early morning sky glance. He notified the Cape observatory at Mba Ebope, which announced Nova WNetoris to the world as a major recent astronomical event. The star brightened dramatically from faint fourteenth or fifteenth magnitude to a striking display.
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South Africa
Cape
Mba Ebope
Serenen
Auto thefts surge in U S as cars vanish nationwide
Text notes high auto theft rates across the United States with New York City cited as leading in losses. It mentions Moorish figures and discusses resale prices and insurance implications, though the fragmentary OCR obscures many details.
Sun His Tipapiger Pores Years After
A garbled excerpt notes a man from Tivoli Pennsylvania who has lived without a watch for years relying on the sun to tell time. He claims the sun guides him within a few minutes and he travels even when clouds hide it.
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Tivoli
Millon
Cleaning Kids Free Admission at Home Games
A campus policy from Rurgera University in New Brupswick offers two free admissions to home football games for children under Matteen who wear short trousers and have clean hands and faces. The rule specifies eligibility tied to appearance and age for entrance.
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Ie Rurgera University
New Brupswick
Birdie Golpuny Protects Harvest in TAMEtown Scribbles
In TAMEtown Mies residents Kelenet and Birdie Golpuny carry shotaving to deter crows suspected of stealing their halla. A crow alarm birdie calls, and locals report ongoing efforts to guard crops against avian theft.
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Golpuny
Tametown
Mies
Birdie
Cleveland Vaan Beales
Giant Pumping Plant for American Vessel
A new pumping plant for the steamship Matolo will be the largest high powered passenger steamer built for the United States. Constructed at Cramp Shipyard PA, the Matolo will operate between San Francisco and Honolulu with an eight day voyage. The pumps will deliver about 18 million gallons daily, enough for 25 gallons per person per day for nearly 2 million people, setting a standard for future fuel and water capacity.
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Toke Abdilivinal Water Works
Matolo
Paerenger
Auater
Sateen Navigation Company
Cramps
PAU Idel Nin
Wien Pet
San Praaksen
Honoulu
Seoul Criizena
United States
Japanese Women Adopt European Style After Tokyo Earthquake
The Tokyo earthquake hastened a cultural shift as women abandon traditional kimono for European fashion. In Marunouchi, offices and shops show Western influence, with geisha and office girls reflecting changing dress norms. Many women, inspired by relief supplies, favor freer movement over tradition.
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Tokyo
Old City
Marunosichi
Parish founded in barn becomes modern church
The Episcopal Church of Our Savior in Chicago began when thirteen families joined a barn 69 years ago. It survived fire and wars to become a fully equipped house of worship for 500. Officials praise its model of shared living as weekly pledges and offerings rise, including special offerings totaling 83,000.
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Chicago
Episcopal Church of Our Savior
Din Ut
Beautiful Orchid Exhibited by British Royal Horticultural Society
A four year old exquisite orchid named Brasza Cate Heys Leilia Tenia, described as richly yellow with dark purple clouds, featured at a recent Royal Horticultural Society exhibition. It was displayed in a deep wooden case wrapped in tissue paper to protect it. Exhibited by Daren Schrader on the 24th.
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Richeep
Cate
Royal Articultural Society
Daren Schrader
Ingenious Inventron aids pilots to prevent stalls
An Eng land designed safety device named Inventron weighs 314 pounds and attaches to a wing strut. It actively guides the pilot on control inputs and can autonomously operate the air craft’s stick when needed. The device resembles a small airplane with a delicately balanced aluminum vane connected to a strut, intended to prevent loss of flying speed and stalling.
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Englan
Women's Demographics in Bombay Reveals Plight of Girls
Fragmented OCR reports in Bombay indicate a survey of young girls and widows within a populous Indian city. It cites large numbers married before age five and thousands of widows, illustrating severe gender and social issues amid urban growth.
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Bombay
India
World’s Smallest Republic Tavolith Island
A fragment describes Tavolith as the world smallest republic, located about seven miles from Sardinia in a remote sea area. It claims the island is roughly a mile long with a population around eighty, with residents including men and women involved in daily civic life and labor.
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Sardinia
Surgeons Perform Record Heart Treatment on Young Patient
A surgeon at fondony morning news papers carried out a pioneering operation on a young girl with neutral stenosis. Through a large skin graft over the heart the heart area was exposed and the heart began beating at 128 per minute. The surgeon inserted a gloved finger as a temporary plug, then dilated the valve with the finger rather than cutting it. Closure followed, the heart beat normally, and the patient recovered fully.
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Fondon'y
Catdian
Plasterers' Union Elects New President
A humorous exchange questions the acceptance of a new chief of the United Plasterers' union, implying a public figure has been chosen as its leader. The joke hinges on the surprising choice and the surprise of readers.
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Plazlerer
United States
United Plasterers' Union
Australian Big Brother movement sends first group of boys
Richard Linton, an Australian, leads the Little Brothers program sending ten lads from England to Australia to learn farming. On arrival they will be welcomed by 149 Big Brothers who will house and care for them. More contingents will follow with Big Brothers awaiting at the journey’s end.
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Richard Linton
England
Australia
Porrageous Guarded Man Promotes Anthropological Theory
A Baltimore Sun fragment quotes Todor Poskors of Berlin claiming Mongoloid features indicate a distinct origin. He argues isolated populations in Vre land and Qvothand are anthropologically linked to a supposed ancient ancestry, while critics warn against unscientific or prejudiced conclusions.
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Todor Poskors
Berlin
Vreland
Qvothand
Brian Baru
Signals Under United States Government Content
Official guidance notes about roughly 100000 signals with 3000 lighted, including gongs bells whistles trumpets horns and other sound devices. It discusses sound carrying qualities and effective delivery for the feast and the concerns over hearing distance under varying circumstances.
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United States
Coal mining in France an industry of major importance
The article notes five distinct districts where coal is mined on a large scale. Employment fell from over 210000 in 1914 to around 30000 in 1918 due to the war. France consumes more coal than it exports, with consumption reaching about 2,000,000 tons.
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France
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