Stockholders Notice for Cooperative Company meeting
Stockholders notice for the We firs miel'd Co-operative Company of Ion- Wisk shows meeting postponed to Saturday June Wh for appointing an administrator and to audit financials. Richardean's Wall hosts a stockholders gathering with agenda including election of directors and allocation of assets. Maurer listed as default officer and to be sworn in at the meeting.
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Ion- Wisk
Richardean'a
Ecloak P
Notice A Revolution Expanded By Vernon Board
Notice from Vernon township clerk WP Blesaner warns residents that unpaid road taxes for 1923 are due by July 15. If not paid, enforcement actions will begin and a road supervisor will proceed with collection.
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Vernon
Suwnahis
Navy
WP. Blesaner
Vownship Glerk
St Pauls Lutheran Church Kay Gathering Notice
Community church notices a language service in English with a gathering at 10.00 am. Event involves Gillin and Suneay Selaal with participants listed.
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St. Pauls
Local visitors span town in week of May greetings
Eleury Sehnetler of Urata visits her in law Goldie Daugharty of Mason City. Rey Greet home hosts guests as Mrs Daugharty expects til a week.
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Marlin Louie
Eleury Sehnetler
Urata
Wid
Goldie Daugharty
Mason City
Tg Buen
Rey Greet
Mrs. Daugherty
First Lesson in Home Furnishing Given
The first home furnishing lesson was given by May Mutdred Wil von at Mrs. rank Blogger’s home with seventeen leaders present. Vernon Tangable was represented by Mesdames Oppedahl French Vought Luchsinger Lieger Bleagnur. The lesson will be given to the women of their district. Phlephone is on color and will aid. The dyeing lesson was approved by Miss Wilson and aims to teach use of color for best breath to the hur. Ry Puddlielly Chefrman conducts.
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May Mutdred
Wil von Ondun
Une Lucal Feddera
Mrs. Rank
Vernon Tangable
Mesdames Oppedahl
Vréench
Vought
Luchsinger
Liegger
Ureir Disseleta
Miss’ Wilson
Laviebip
Ry Puddlielly Chefrman
Local Residents Attend and Host Visitors Across Communities
Mr and Mrs Ralph Myera of Algona celebrated a wedding with notable relatives in attendance. Ed Oppedahl reported two small pigs killed and two injured over several days during Swalay night. Mr and Mrs Melle Heguen hosted Helen and Lowell Gray who visited Konda near Stanhope last Sunday. Miss Killa Griebel returned to Hep Howe Coslon Mint after a two week visit at the Jolene Callesen home.
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Melle Heguen
Helen
Lowell Gray
Konda
Stanhope
Killa Griebel
dJolen
Notice of the Appointment of Administrator
STATE OF IOWA 38 No. 17177 Rummhaldt County notice is hereby given that Chat Ure has been appointed and qualified as administrator of the estate of Tjeran Hegwen deceased. All persons indebted must pay promptly. those with claims must present to the administrator for allowance and file with the Clerk of the District Court. Dated June 12, 128 M. A. Wallakait, Clerk of District Court Lovrien and Lovrien, Attorneys.
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Rummhaldt
Chat Ure
Tjeran Hegwen
Fate Caf
M. A. Wallakait
Unknown Teacher Honored Amid War of Ignorance
Romana educators celebrate a veteran teacher who led reform in pedagogy while defending youth against ignorance. The piece honors the unnamed Gaver-Henry Yun Dyke for steadfast duty, urging future generations to value knowledge transmitted through personal guidance and sacrifice.
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Romana
Tor
Republic
Gavher
Henry Yun Dyke
Wife Wins Standoff Over Coat in Disorderly Shop Scene
A Slovak couple quarrels over a coat in a New York shop as the wife insists on buying it while the husband resists. The man’s patience breaks when a clerk’s gesture leads to a shove, and the wife finally agrees to buy the garment.
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York
Turner
Fragmentary report on a dog incident involving a girl
A cryptic note describes a dog incident near a woman and a childless mother. The dog's owner visits the late girl's mother to report Mary’s behavior, with unclear details and overheard remarks about temper and England.
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Dng
Bian
Mary
England
Ute Mwatter
Cront
Saturday as a Holiday in New York Schools
A New York City education official states that Saturday as a holiday never began in the cities. He traces the origin to colonial times when few Jews lived in communities and notes that in farms children helped with work so Sunday could be observed.
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Mika Wreygang
New York
Literary Touch Reveals Word Count Debate at Book Pub
An unknown author at Simple & Simons publishers discusses ideal novel length. The would be author questions limits and cites a common standard of about twenty thousand words, while Mr Simple asserts no statutory limit. The exchange ends with a shrug and a remark on finishing.
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Simple & Simons
Slmple
First Aid for Goldfish Rescues Live Pet in Bath
A goldfish was revived with artificial respiration resembling human drowning rescue after a woman found it dead in water. She held the fish underwater with one hand and applied intermittent relief pressure behind its gills, followed by a minute of stirring, and the fish began to swim normally again.
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Ellis
Obeying Orders in a Childs Prayer Time
A brief domestic scene shows Ruth, a three year old, summoned to the front as Mrs QO calls for proper manners. The girl kneels, folds hands, bows her head, and repeats a simple prayer under Mrs QW guidance.
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Huth
Rutt
East Indian Brokers Scramble Amid Market Turmoil and Theft
The article describes night and day activity at the cotton market led by East Indian brokers like Kuteha Khandi, resisting unofficial cliques and calling for government regulation. It notes illegal push, suspensions, and a spectacle of wealth among traders as tension grows over control and delivery of cotton.
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Mar Wuirl
Weller
Melitin
Hembay
Viet Ota
Rexarty
Uble
Modern service illuminates miracles with ancient mechanisms
The Chicago Journal reports on a lecture by William Marvell of the Society of Mechanical Engineers of its Beltalo area, describing temple doors opened by incense heating air to lift water via a bucket counterweight. Thebes priests allegedly used solar heat to whistle the rising sun, tying science to myth.
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William Marvell
Eit Beltalo
Fagrube
Thebes
Chicago Journal
No Clara at the St Charles cigar desk
A New Orleans Times-Picayune fragment describes a scene at a St Charles avenue restaurant where a man asks for Clara and two young women deny knowing her. A cashier and cigars, with mistaken dark cigars, are noted as the exchange unfolds, names given as Cora and Aud.
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St. Charles Avenue
Ang i
Clara
Cora
Auod
New Orleans Times-Picoynne
Wrong idea About Blind as a Bat Phrase Origin
Pathfinder Magazine explains the old simile likely stems from the bat's momentary disorientation in bright light. The article notes bats have limited sight, tend to stay close to home, and suggests the belief that bats navigate by echolocation rather than vision.
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Pathfinder Magazine
You're In the Army Now From Ex Soldier Tale
A fragmented reminiscence recalls a man who after discharge swore off chores like washing dishes and sweeping. He recounts enlisting again and relearning duties, ending with a joyful realization as he hums a wartime refrain about being in the army. The piece captures ironic humor in military life.
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Tle
Philosopher Silerius Silerius and the Homan’s strange tale
A garbled excerpt from Willoue's Monthly recounts Silerius Silerius claiming many fungs in hoghands and villages, confessing to multiple wives and truthfulness paired with charges. The narrator notes his wife’s awareness of his willingness, while still believing in his sincerity despite offenses.
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Silerius
Stiering
T. Willoue
Blessed Ignorance Explained Across Social Ties
A fragmented vignette shows a conversation about social class, marriage, and intelligence perceptions. A narrator notes a poor yet highbrow mindset, debating happiness with a partner of alleged inferior intellect while a friend cautions against such claims and suggests better understanding.
Taste of Subversive Tone in Exam Dialogues Revealed
An odd transcript recalls a 19th century exam where candidates faced questions about national loyalty and tone. A Wisconsin examiner engages with a German-heritage candidate named Will Williams, prompting light banter about country allegiance and truth telling amid a broader wartime anxiety.
Sergeant’s Idea Brings Approval of Captain in Civil War Tale
A preacher recounts a Civil War captain’s moment before a major engagement. The sergeant’s command to advance tests morale as the captain seeks courage from his troops. The tale, told through veteran memory, highlights leadership and faith in battle.
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Sherman
Hla
Cnpetain
Causes of Spring Fever in Winter Living
A curious excerpt notes how people overeat and overconsume during winter, treating meals as if in Greenland. It critiques laziness and excess, describing heavy meats and cereals, sweets, and warming households to tropical levels as if to offset the sunless months.
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Greenland
Burt
Physical Culture Magazine
No Waste in France Almanac Society’s Salvage Trade Grows
War economy drives salvage specialists to travel door to door collecting china, tea china, and native goods. Women weave new bottoms in cane chairs and old nails are hammered straight for service. The article notes frugality and reuse rising as wartime costs press households.
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France
Weather Note on Shifting Skies and Winds
A weather bulletin explains that daily wind shifts alter air distribution across the globe from equatorial to polar regions. The causes and effects are complex but linked to tropical heating and polar cooling mixed with the Earth’s rotation.
Button Lost to the Wind in Yard Incident
A boy named Frank resisted a strong morning wind as his mother urged outdoor play. In the yard a gust blew, tearing a button from his waistcoat while his mother watched. He blamed fate and God for the loss, saying the wind did it. His dog accompanied them during the scene.
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Frank
Territory Change Redistributes Staten Island to New York
The 17th century shift notes Staten Island’s transfer from New Jersey to New York after a decision by the Duke of York. The change followed a tip from Christopher Fopp and involved surveying the island to align it with New York’s jurisdiction, leading Staten Island to be treated as part of New York state.
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Staten Island
New Jersey
Duke of York
New York
Cheistopher Ffopp
Staten
Lukimeres
New York Territory
New York State
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