Humboldt Area News Highlights Social Visits and Fires
Local residents including MMi and Mra Beenen visited Humboldt last Saturday. A party at Irma Kraft’s home and a barn fire near Britt affected area families. Numerous relatives and friends traveled between Renwick, Bode, Marshalltown, Des Moines, and Estherville for gatherings, birthdays, and church affairs, with weather turning hot then cooling after a Tuesday shower.
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Mmi
Mra
Beenen
Humboldt
Liber League
Irma Kraft
Bert Martin
Gladya Gregerson
Ollesen
Bren
Wii
Nissen
Ted Williamg
Ames
Harry Packard
Eva Helinke
Otis Sanders
Gelativen
Indiana
Mea
George Begferth
Otto Tramiel
Mr. Traminel
Cherrakee
Harl Gimer
Hardy
Clarence Mack
Tanck
McGowan
Notice prohibiting sale of explosives in Renwick town
It shall be unlawful for any person to sell fire or explosives within the Town of Renwick before May 4. Violators face legal penalties as defined by the town order. Signed by D. Bier, Mayor.
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Ehogactor
Renwick
D. Bier
Atnyor
Local Social Roundup Shows Busy Week Across Town
Uruel Nolte and guests from Uelin and Glatten visited Tuesday evening as the Eastern Star chapter observed Past Master Mateos. Mr and Mrs Soll and two daughters visit Coday Falls. Vorthightly Club and Royal Neighbors held events. Miss Olen Schinall leaves for Saratoga Springs with a group of students. Mrs Osmongon and daughter Larrinet join Mrs Harriet Liler at Eagle Grove for a Sunday visit to Mrs A A Vuckurd’s home.
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Magpie Collins
David Crawford
Estherville
Lee Norder
Inga Hoff
Bode
Gjefle
Waukon
Bode Sid Wave
Renwick
Nora Nissen
Ceder Falls
Naveda de Griselles
Louise Black
Perry
L. W
Mra
Howard Gravner
Mrcs
Chas
A. Walker
San‘ Hichard
Myron’ Collins Jr
Eastern Stara
Mateos
Rey
Laurenes Soll
Coday Falls
Vorthightly Club Ia
Senith ‘Park
Expert argues alien nations can repay debt despite history
Washington hears Henry Woodhouse, New York economist, testify that debtor nations increased world trade after the war and that bank deposits rose beyond prewar levels. He cites Britain France and Germany, asserting debtors could have paid even with the gold requirements, aided by their large reserve banks and securities holdings.
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Washington
Alléri¢a
Senate
Itiomittee
Henry Woodhouse
New York
Ecoadintat
Woodhhousd
Brride
Great Britain
Francy
Te Alyta Dinerenne
Grmnany
Wondthouse
Steatis
Algerien
Bronea
Auevey
Alligator Offered Too Often in Minneapolis
Atty persona reported Ray Girton responded to an announcement to give away a two foot alligator imported from Florida. The demand was so high in St Paul that the owner decided to keep the reptile, planning to grow it into a 10 to 12 foot future.
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Minneapolis
St. Pam
Ray Girton
St. Paul
Flovida
Iarson
Gordon
Pajamas Out Robe Decreed for Men in New Fashion
Fashion editors report a shift in men’s sleepwear as a long robe style replaces pajamas. Designers in west end studios preview a floor-length dressing robe with front cross and beltless drape, promising a dramatic, masculine silhouette. Estimated global adoption reaches into the millions, signaling a major trend change.
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Noni Atrect
Rooma
West End
Alrook
Asseruel Boty
3000 Trees to Set Out in Washington District
Washington district plans 3000 trees to be planted under current appropriations as part of a spring program. Clifton Lantiam, superintendent of transportation and parking, announced after finishing plans, noting prior maintenance shortages and removal of 5,506 trees in the past year due to various constraints.
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Washington District
Washington
Watriot
Clifard Lantiam
Kitten Suffers Bruise in Seven Story Plunge
A stray kitten from Vallywood area was injured after tumbling seven stories from a construction site. Onlookers reported a head injury and loss of appetite as the animal was found on the pavement below, with veterinary staff providing immediate care.
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Jerry
New High Speed Camera Captures Rapid Motion
A portable two thousand six hundred frame per second camera demonstrates ultrafast motion capture. It records moving objects with a light on a single strip showing hundredths of a second. practical uses include engine valves, cigarette burns, airplane propellers, and rapid mechanical processes.
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Mla Ayho
Motian
Missouri Man Buys Rare Documents For Ten Dollars
J M Maghes of Excelsior Springs buys three documents claimed to be signatures of Lincoln and other founders. A death warrant for a Silom Witch and a letter on state boundaries raise questions of authenticity. A man asked to borrow ten dollars with a two week return. value uncertain but could reach many dollars if genuine.
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Missouri
Excelsior Springs
J. M. Maghes
Cotton Mather
John Winthrop
Trelael Sing Philip
Willam Phipps
Oihoen
Abraham Lincoln
Springeld
Dotton Gwinnette
Anighes
Hughes
Burton Gwinnette
Federal Employee Finds Counterfeit Coin in Pay
A federal worker attempted to pass counterfeit money at the Bureau of Standards pay envelope. The counterfeit coin, a cent, was detected quickly by staff, prompting checks of envelopes but no additional forgeries were found.
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Washington
Sam
Bureau of Standards
B. W. Crouch
California Seeks U S Payment of Civil War Debt
California renews demand for 402,433 dollars claimed as money exported during the Civil War. The state cites bonds from 1805 and claims related interest, with officials including state auditor Muance and Vendegelst renewing the claim while some parties dispute the obligation.
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California
U. S
Tap Dancing Becomes Compulsory Freshman Course
At Cutty College all freshmen must take a tap dancing course as part of the new curriculum. The initiative emphasizes rhythm, coordination, and campus culture development.
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Moston
Cutty Collage
Octopus Receives Crabs by Airplane in New York
Bizarre tale describes the octopus Oedipus, a famed attraction, being flown from a New York aquarium to receive a crab shipment. The creature reportedly remains healthy despite strict rules and taxidermy threats.
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Oedipus
John G. Siedd
Np Gngo
Uateery Aquariuny
New York
Five Popular Salmon Species Described and Compared
The article explains diverse salmon types from Chinook to pink, detailing color, flesh, taste, and protein differences. It notes Chinook’s deep red flesh and higher fat content, sockeye’s rich flavor, and pink salmon as the pale, light option, with Sockeye, Chinook, and Coho highlighted for distinct qualities.
Fragmented Numerical Geography Missive
An OCR damaged note discusses world mile measurements and map terms. It contrasts miles in different regions such as Britain, the United States, and England with references to metric equivalents and historic surveying terms.
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Coast Survey
Raptiory
England
United States
Germin
Fragmentary notes on early 15th century environmental reform
The text references late medieval to early modern ideas about environmental control, taxation, and state power. It mentions universities, couriers, and a supposed invention related to governance, with scattered mentions of fiscal and administrative concepts and the phrase controller general of nants. The fragmentary nature limits precise interpretation.
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Rugope
Tie University of Parle Waulata Loca Couriers
Eluirgo
Canyta
Courmau
Lona Noy
de Volayer
Bara
Smallest Church in World Inspires Curious Tale
Fragmented text describes a tiny church linked to a Pine tree, Greece, and Morhool squirrels in a dreamlike scene. Imagery hints at worship, travel, and a village poster inviting vacations, with references to a minister and a unique sacred space on a trunk.
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Greece
Parachute Regulators Require Packing at Night
The Department of Commerce mandates that parachutes be packed or repacked at least once every 60 days while worn during the night. The duty falls on licensed parachute riggers or preset parachute pickers designated by the Army or Navy. If the owner fails to meet requirements, the parachute must be taken to a rigger for packing.
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Totamerce
Mtv
Guinwerea
Gyeen Mtiwk Ag Soc
Lie Arwy
Navy
Harding Was to Be Minister Warrere U
Incomplete text shows a family background with religious and church roles. Harding was slated for ministry under guardianship, with references to Baptist and Methodist connections, a Trinity Baptist church in Marton Ohio, and leadership notes in Washington. The fragment mentions Calvary Baptist Church and a hymn phrase.
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Harding
Miniater
Liarding
Wniiigtry
Desh
Haplist Inter
Marton
Ohio
Trinity Taptist Church
Washoe
Ton
Toned Calvary Vaptet
Imr
Yherele
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