Humboldt County Delegates Picked for State Convention
Democratic delegates from Humboldt County were chosen at a Saturday meeting in Dakota City to attend the state convention in Dew Moines on July 27. The list includes chair J. He Golling of Pioneer, with numerous township committee members named and W. Strachan serving as county chairman. Alternates and delegates were designated for the district and state judicial conventions, with notes on local social visits and a wedding event in Indianola.
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Humboldt County Democrata
Dakota City
Dew Motier
J. He Golling
Pioneer
Watley
Awarening
Aly
Walldr
Plover
KB. Boyd
Livernera
Dims Luli Nelgon
Nettie
McCautey
Maoboldt
Democratic
Wahien Ard
Avery Township
Thealore Kenjamin
Esther Lanning
Bradgate
Beaver Township
Jesusa Merry Corfiath
Street Buscher
Mildred Nga
WO. Brown
Mea
Liggia Eniele
Delana Downshire
Dana
PY. Sanson
Minnie Petety
Rutliad
RM. Sehulty
Als
Carl Scarborough
Springvale
Qallard
Othe Nelwon
Mina Houtel
Upmboldt
W. J. Brown
Misa Jatin Nedugrsy
Wavousta
Olaan
Hall C. Wooster
Weaver
Colling
Alene
Catlay Rapids
Dew Moines
Mia UM
Phillips
Livermore
Aves
Rathod
Nerviic
G. Qlosex
Mary Jahmson
Joli
Ginningham
Prank Lavrien
Wych Strachan
Harodak Devine
G. Underberg
Charge Opholnt
John Jansen
Algonaure
Mra
MH. Shaw
W. Rider
O.T. Gullingon
BH. Glurk
GC. C
Creed and Deed in Religious Belief and Conduct
An abstract discussion on how creed shapes behavior and moral choices. It notes how individuals’ adherence to beliefs influences actions, including views on gun rights and personal conduct. The piece argues individuals often generalize creeds into broad ethical guidelines guiding behavior.
Erosion Forms Bridge Describe Natural Channel Change
The text describes erosion creating a bridge formed by a natural channel. It notes water percolation and a tunnel-like structure along a bedding plane, with the stream cutting under a fall and enlarging the channel as water flows.
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Cloladd
Fragmented Notice From Murky Transcript
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a reception and a planned performance. Key names and context are unreadable, but it suggests a gathering with a disputed or dramatic scene and references to a house and event in unclear terms.
Not What He Meant Perkles Confusion in Farmyard Dispute
Fragmented dialogue shows a farmer berating an assistant over a bungled task. The exchange reveals tension, miscommunication, and a hint of pride in doing one’s best despite errors. The text preserves a rustic, old-time speech pattern.
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Perkles
Essentials for Girls Taught At Home Companion
A fragment from Woman's Home Companion urges girls be taught to dance and sew so they will know what to do in life. The style mirrors early 20th century domestic guidance emphasizing practical skills for young women.
Irate Father Halts Romance Of Gypsies In Albany Case
A chaotic incident in Bast Greenbush involved gypsy jealousy and a planned marriage. Demitre, gypsy leader, faced kidnapping charges as police dispatched agents from Albany and Bridgeport to avert violence. Thompson, accused of arranging the union for $1,500, awaits extradition in Bridgeport while Demitre is held without bail.
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Alling
N. Wa
Jule
Gyyay
Sys
Denes Hieeton
Lehytaboldexe Thompson
Walide Cholupsun
Dridueport
Conn Dotollra
MB Tung
Ekenasdluer
Jase
Eran Urilgenort
Demitro
Il Hu
Thompson
Hig Daughter
Demulra
New York
Nacth Adams
Mass
Aiguninius
Albany
A. Wanger
John
Elizen
John Nemstra
Bridgeport
Norway's Idle Ships May Get an Indemnity
Copenhagen reports a proposal to indemnify idle Norwegian ships amid a Baltic surge in laid up tonnage. Proposals hinge on mutual insurance with fixed scale payouts, but critics say such schemes lack lasting value. Nordic nations face a growing gap between world tonnage and demand, questioning the viability of rapid protection measures.
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Norway
Copenhagen
Scandinavian Shipping Gazette
Sie
Denmack
Seren
Avery
Polat
Phosphate Caves in Europe Open to Exploitation
A Hungarian farmer Frang Kirnbauer reports that mountain caves in Austria and France are being opened for phosphate mining. The Dragon's cave and Czoktovina cave in Austria and Minerva cave in France have yielded 28,000 tons of phosphate earth. Estimates suggest up to 120,000 tons may be available, but exploitation is not yet underway.
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Vienna
Europe
Frang Kirnbauer
Armer
Hunania
Dragon's
Czoktovina
Austria
Minerva
France
Sellers of Blood Seek to Unionize
Blood sellers in a historic market seek unionization to regulate prices and working conditions. The report notes widespread practices, hospital distributions, and the secrecy surrounding patient identifiers while unions attempt to secure better terms, though the effort failed.
Sunlight baths aid English mine workers report
A Swiss sunlight bath experiment with 14 to 17 year old miners shows weight gain and height increases after three months of daily sunlit baths. Volunteers received travel allowances and weekly pay. those using light baths gained more than those without. The clinic recommends installing light baths with pits, but requires medical supervision for artificial light therapy.
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Lautlin—Ly
Switzerland
Singsfield
Mda
Uues
How to Measure Fish in Olympia Legal Ruling
An Oregon era style note from Olympia recounts a dispute over fish measurement rules. Judge Chester A. Bachelor will decide if Lou Jensen is charged in a sale case, with Dean John Coby endorsing a measurement from the paint of V W in the tin to the end of the lower lip.
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Olympia
Fiair
University of Washington Sazes
Chester A. Bachelor
Victor Savin
Ice Ile
Newcomnes
John Coby
Cotlege of Fisheries
Bachelor
Lou Jensen
Oldest House In Paris Houses Laundry In City Center
The oldest house in Paris, dating to 1240, sits near Notre Dame, occupied by a laundry. The owner boasts the pedigree of the long standing building with a sign proclaiming At the oldest House In Paris.
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Paris
Caris
Cathedral of
Notre Dame
Louis EX
Tod
Open Mosque to Public Jerusalem
Sightseers are now admitted to the Great Mosque of Jebron where a cave is said to hold tales of Abridiain and Sarah, tied to Jacob and Lenk, drawing visitors to a historic site in the city.
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Jerusalem
Jebron
Abridiain
Sarah
Taut
Uebeces Ndu
Jacob
Lenk
New York Tunnel Toll Forecast Shows Losses and Vehicle Volumes
The tunnel commission reports seven months of operation with total toll revenue around 2.4 million dollars and advertising costs near 48.9 million. daily cost estimates reach 100 dollars. Average daily return stands at about 11,305.50 dollars. Projected ten year payback remains optimistic despite early losses. traffic through the tunnel reached about 42,34?4 vehicles in the period ending June 1.
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New York
Esca
Volland
New York-New Jerry Tunnel Commission
Ecngravers
SWS
Iunnel
Fails in Business and Stars in Kitchen Divorce Tale
Kenneth McClurg, former New Yorker, and his wife Lillian Stanford McClurg face a divorce amid accusations of cruelty and financial strain. McClurg denied all charges, claiming prolonged control by his wife. Testimony described his shy, dependent nature and failed ventures from garage to department store, with his wife funding ventures and criticizing his business acumen. The case, awaiting the judge’s decision, leaves McClurg in Santa Monica while his wife remains elsewhere.
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Los Angeles
Ing
Howes
Howes, Following the Divorce Ese Teathoany
Kenneth Go- Mek McChdeg
Fudge Sinsmond J. Lurney
McClurg
Llltlan Stanford
McCinry
Mia
McClues
McClary
Turney
McCldeg
Finchedm
Jules
Baya
Turks Must Sit in Pews in Mosques Reform
A government religion reform commission in Constantinople orders Turks to wear shoes in mosques and sit in pews, removing rugs and replacing religious items with Westernized furnishings. The change is described as a bold westernizing stroke since the empire’s reforms.
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Constantinople
Sovernment Commission On Religions Reform Kaad
Caracas Housing by Blocks Not Streets in Caracas
A Commerce Department report cited by assistant trade commissioner Frederick D Grab notes Caracas addresses use block corners rather than streets. In notes on Corengea homes, houses are recorded by block corners. an address with a number followed by two names indicates a location between those corners.
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Caracas
Washington
Oneachs
Venezuela
Frederick D. Grab
Deparcment of Commerce
Curnengs
San Francisco
A. Disarites
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