Local City Readers and Visitors Mentioned in City Notes
Local items list residents and visitors including Mrs Will Cinttwaen returning from Hampton with Joe Bilurdy, Mrs B S Pantion and children staying at Modas Me, and Dr. Midleton Optometrist visit in Eagle Grove. Also mentions Otto Block, Evie Holinke, Lucy Voge, and visits by Sam Warburton and Harry Warburton of Swea City to J A Norv home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Badioe Ald Society
Willieet
Otto Bloek
Mineu
Evie Holinke
Lucy Voge
Swish
NE Corpor NEL £ 16 neraa in NWE NW
Adolph H. Kruse appears with a seal in a document noting a fourteen pound amount and a local registry entry. The fragment mentions NE and NW directions and a corporate credential.
Community Notes From A Busy Week At Carrot and Surrounds
A jumble of local visits and events in Carrot and nearby towns includes visitors from Eagle Grove, LaVerne, Cedar Falls, and Marshalltown. Families attend gatherings, a newborn arrives in Fort Dodge, and local notices mention shopping and service visits along with an opera tion setback and a farewell party for Mr and Mrs GH Me Dimi at a town hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mareballtown
Henry McCurry
Eagle Grove
Jamea
Ruby Ligenes
Cedar Falls
Klayd Lane
Fort Dodge
Mira Blanche Godfrey
LaVerne
Kea
Nichols
Colorado
T. G. Palmateer
Chokia
Minn
Ashlie
G. C. Hoggen
Atieceas
Masons
Eastern Stara
Urey
Notice to Creditors in Renwick Bank Receivership
District Court in Humboldt County Iowa orders all claims against the State Bank of Renwick to be filed with the examiner or Humboldt County Clerk by September 16, 1926. Deposits shown in bank books qualify. other claims must be proven to participate in asset distribution under Andrew, Superintendent of Banking of Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iim
Verhott Lake Township
Humboldt County
Iowa
Vernon-Lake ‘Township
Gor
Tehe
Hannibal, Cooney
District Court of
Towa
A. D
L. A. Andrew
State of Iowa
State Bank of
Renwick
Bank Ag
Wait Bank
Dale
Elaina Nygainat
Neaeta
Andrew
Fy A
Hank
Inwa
Return of Dead Mar Terrifies a Spanish Village
In 1914 a Spaniard once believed dead returned to a village causing fear. Villagers say Gribaldao’s confession led to life imprisonment for others, while the supposed corpse vanished. He claimed he had worked on the frontier and found better wages elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grimaldony
Ernst Arid Medias
Usay
Gribaldos
Fries
Billying Polite
Pleased and Displeased in a Shifting Path
A terse exchange shows two speakers in disagreement over directions and pace. One voices optimism while the other expresses reluctance, revealing tension and divergence in intentions without explicit resolution.
Heidelberg loses wine cask record to Eltville giant
An American tourist noted Heidelberg’s massive wine cask size then Eltville on the Rhine built a new cask holding 400000 bottles. The 15 by 10 by 3 yard vessel could seat 500, its inner walls lined with glass, and drawing one bottle would take 1098 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heidelberg
Fas
Eltville-on
Rhine
Chicken and Noodles Delivers Tea to Ohio Marshal
A Marysville traveler cooperated with local law by offering tea to City Marshal Singer after a chicken appeared on his car crank. The odd incident began when the driver halted in the public square, unaware the bird was perched nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marysville
Ohio
Bigus
Big Plymouth
Rock
Hig
What the row over there reveals in Runny Ridge town
Cap Johnson of Runny Ridge in Tountinville on a shopping expedition notes the commotion as an undertaker and another man quarrel over burying a body. A citizen comments on burial customs and town incidents, reflecting local attitudes amid the dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cap Johnson
Runny Ridge
Tountinville
Wheller
Tuntinville
Kansas City Star
Shortage of Domestic Servants in Tokyo Grows
Tokyo municipal employment bureau reports supply of household workers in the capital below one tenth of demand. Officials blame employers for the shortage while noting that many domestic workers now prefer daytime field labor and claim new rights and prerogatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Municipal Employment Bureau of
Tokyo
Cevils
French Scientist Reflects on Tut and Ancient Magic
A French Egyptologist voices belief in Tutankhamun’s tomb desecration and ancient rites. He cites magic rites used to secure the dead’s repose and warns against invading sacred images and tomb inscriptions attributed to Ammon and pharaoh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gurse
Deo Js
Mardeua
Egypt
Ammon
Ammon Dyil
Geneva Professor Guyenot Aims to Restore Sight In Animals
The article reports Professor K Guyenot of the University of Geneva has achieved sight in animals by grafting eyes into octtraits. He cut optic nerves removed eyes and grafted senses into the original orbits and claims eighty four cases with complete results in eleven months, with three proven outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geveral Yeang
K. Guyenot
University of Geneva
Popular Sciences Monthly
Soan
Guyenot
Suevesere
Charming Robber and a Spanish Tale of Mercy
An amused tale quotes Alexander 3 Moore comparing Spanish character then relates a laborer narrator who robs a wagoner for pay, argues hunger and mercy, and ultimately offers $40 to spare the man. The story centers on temptation, desperation, and a last minute change of heart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander
Moore
Spain
New York
Iria
Affliction for Flyers Across Rocky Mountains
Air mail pilots faced a new malady called air Lumpitiee causing back and limb strains. After flying through heavy winds and rough weather over the continental divide two pilots must rest in bed. The lumps worsen over the Rockies more than other transcontinental routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air Lumpitiee
Continental Divide
Rocky Mountains
Havin
Lumbering Near the Pale North Tests New Ops
A distant lumber operation one hundred miles north of the Arctic resumes after repairs. With 43 controuogs mills will run through snowbound months. Reindeer transport will move lumber to the seacoast for export.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pale
Arctic
Seacoast
Haystack Helmet Protects Open Field Hay Stored
Portable sheet steel helmet design secures haystacks in open fields. Anchors screw into the top and dive four feet into the stack to stabilize the structure and guard stored hay.
Weaving Study At State Teachers College Man to Minn
Third grade at State Teachers College Man koto Minnesota undertook a history project on pioneer weaving. Students read discussed tools and processes. Exhibits, crude models, and weaving crafts fostered reading spelling writing and industrial art skills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State ‘Teachers’ College
Man
Kato
Minn
Thrrough
Iehildret
Bas Spether
Lacking in Good Taste Quip Cited in Lettered Exchange
A brief, clipped exchange quotes a remark about a breakup and implies criticism of a woman’s taste. The fragment suggests social judgment and marital prospects without naming people or places.
Bat Mosquito Myth Debunked by Agriculture Dept Findings
The Agriculture Department disputes the belief that bats are major mosquito killers. It notes bats likely know nothing of mosquitoes and would not consume them even if they did. Some Southern cities have offered cat-helpers to lure bats into mosquito control, but no boom in the industry is observed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of “Agriculture
Nautical Schools Train Officers For Merchant Marine
Naval schools in Pennsylvania, Massachusetts and New York train officers for the merchant marine. The course is open to youths 17 to 20 of good character who have finished elementary grades and are fit for sea service. Instruction covers seamanship equipment and sailing with practice cruises essential to seagoing careers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
New York
Ufe
Vocabulary ranges in speeches across eras and speakers
Dr Frank Vizetely notes average vocabularies from 2000 to 10000 words for the general public, medicated persons about 8000 to 3000, and college graduates over 20000. He cites Woodrow Wilson’s 75 speeches to 11 audiences between 1913 and 1918 using about 6824 words, with a total vocabulary over 60600.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Vizetely
Tis
America
Woodrow Wilson
Heard Radio Thirty Years Ago First Signal Recalled
A newspaper item recalls the first wireless telegraph thought to be heard by three men G S Kemp of Southampton Sir William Preece of London and Senatore Marconi inventor of radio The event dates back nearly thirty years and marked the dawn of wireless communication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. S. Kemp
Southampton
William Preece
London
Senatore Marconi
Forest Fire Scorches BC vast area in past year
A large forest fire in British Columbia last year destroyed or damaged over 8,000 trees across a broad area covering about 1,415,500 acres. Firefighters and officials reported the extensive blaze and ongoing suppression efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Columbia
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Mra
Wue Watte
Laura
Webby City Vlaltors
Will Cinttwaen
Joe Bilurdy
Hampton
Modas Me
Bruel Southwick
Dr. Midleton
Optometrist
Town
Vernon Theatre
Cecil B. DeMille
Rot LaRouque
Fran Thu
Delavus Roy Cohen
Peasuring
Taek Muthall
Nelene Chadivick
Hedda Hapyer
Karold MacGrath
Vernon Lake
Ed Land
William
Clancy William Rockwell Clancy
Clifford Olden Rockwell Clancy
Adolph H. Kruse
J. H Foley
August Schyandt
Hesgen
Everett G. Ward
Cracklip J
Ward
Lockwood T
Larson Charles J
Lane Neenwi
Woloy
Neres
Ailolply EC
Kruse
Vivo Nares
William Nivel Richaerd Rompe
Anil
Segare Orvlek
Segare Orvlek Bd Oh Tt Ql Meres
Brit
Rotey
Schwandt
Everelic
Wari
Oh Frankin I
Ware
Uma Lackwood
Shin
Gppedahl
Swi
Fred Hetty
SR SW
G. Gupgishorge
Humbold County
Vernon-Lake Townishin
Dakota City
Mr. Aridre
Roy Glilesplé
Carrot
Kev
Gigde
Liv Folke
Oat Sinwiher
C, B, Middleton
Cagle Grove
Forwu
Klazsia Iain Lincoln
Nebj
Buick
Harry Bonwell
Fred’ Rusimegen
Miss Looft
Low Cabin
Livermore
Haystack Helmet
Nautical Schools
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