Wealth and Deceit in a Village Trader Tale
A poetic fragment depicts a wary speaker warning of a cold-eyed village banker who manipulates dreams of wealth. The speaker likens the banker to a helm and binnacle, guiding false investments while promising safety, urging resilience against schemes that would leave goods in hock.
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Windom
Alway
Elyelany
Investmentis
Mason
Runaway collision near Spirit Lake harms two drivers
Near Spirit Lake north of Algona two teams hitchhiked to planter near the road. A double runaway occurred as one team's vehicle struck a car head on. Mullins and Johnson escaped with minor injuries while one horse was injured and an Essex tractor sustained heavy damage in the crash.
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Rid
Mullins
Johnson
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Spirit “Lake
Algona
Planteva
Tni
Udenme
Messra Mulling
Johinson
Siield
Mesarg
Mullina
Essex
Mullitis
Jail Breaker Recaptured Near Belmond in May
May 28 report from Belmond says Tom Ersland who broke jail at Clarion Thursday night after knocking out Sheriff Baker was recaptured three miles from town by a Belmond posse. He faces incest charges with his 11 year old daughter as a witness. His brothers fled after the escape as guards kept watch, fear driving the family. Mrs. Baker fired a gun to hold prisoners, Ersland escaped on foot toward Belmond.
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Belmond
Tom Ersland
Clarion
Shavill
Baker
Loral
Ersland
Belmont
Koreans in New York and the Independence Day lesson
A fragmentary report notes Koreans in New York and reflects on Korea's independence anniversary. The text mentions attempts at production and hotel-related experiences, but the meaning is obscured by garbled phrasing and incomplete details.
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New York
Korea
Fragmented Political Discourse and Women's Civic Roles
A garbled column reflects on politics and appointments with mentions of Charles Hughes and Sir Joseph Cook, debating leadership in the British Empire. It praises women’s rising public duties, cites the Manchester Guardian, and extols civic virtues, neighborly acts, and the value of kind words over wealth.
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Kerensky
Constantine
Supreme court rules evidence seized without warrant excluded
Court rules that evidence obtained in raids by revenue agents without a search warrant cannot be admitted. The decision specifies the warrant must describe the officers’ target and what they seek, and criticizes sensationalized use of illegal procedure. The Houston Post notes political and social reactions as readers discuss shop beats and local affairs.
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Supreme Court
Warant
Houston
Disinterment of Le Glo's Son for Madrid Cathedral Honor
A fragmentary account notes the exhumation of Le Glo's son for burial with full honors in Madrid's cathedral. The piece then pivots to reflections on heroic deeds and national recognition across centuries, with digressions about education in the United States and a Chinese minister's child in London speaking mixed languages at eighteen months.
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le Glo
Cathedral of
Madrid
London
Fragmentary note on old cars in the United States
A garbled passage mentions Biniand usew Mred cars mailes in the United States and notes a link to old cold wounge boxes vo four wheely bare Rone. The text is unclear and names are not identifiable.
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Biniand
United States
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