Celebrate Golden Wedding Anniversary
Mr Adora Willey Setanta of Gold celebrated a golden wedding anniversary with a three course dinner for around sixty guests at the family homestead. The couple, married in 1871, reside in Wright, have ten children and many grandchildren.
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Treasury Department Notice Against The First National Bank of Rene wick
Treasury Department warns all parties in the Rene wick matter that Edwin Uresume must be prevented within three months from this date or they may be disallowed. Receiver Rorebeck and the Currency’s Melita Coniptralloy note the legal steps and deadlines.
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Uresume
Edwin
Rorebeck
Girl in Davenport May Bo Miss Sizer
Davenport police hold a female described as a schoolteacher possibly Miss Sizer last seen in Marion last November. Investigators say the missing person, tall and fitting the description, may be connected to a local case.
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Miss Sizer
Lowi
Mina
Ube Union
Mies
Sizer
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Maquakaty
West Baptist Church announces services and activities
The DeVries pastor leads morning worship at 10:00 with school events for children and tea service at 2:00. Evening worship is at 7:30. A choir practice with B. and Greibel is scheduled for Saturday at 7:30.
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Wirst Baptist Church ii DeVries
A. An
Morching
Wevabiyy
St Pauls Lutheran Church Lent Services and Local Notices
St Pauls Lutheran Church led by Rev E Gillmann offers English worship at 11001 and Lent services at 7:20 PM on Sundays. Sunday School attendance noted. parishioners George Cole and Humligtds listed. Nearby notices describe a woodworking item and Wisconsin Lumber Co offerings, plus travel updates on Plummer, Robert Wright, George Stoddard and family.
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St. Pauls Lutheran Church
Gillmann
George Cole
Humligtds
George Stoddard
Frank
Heane
Phammer
St. Louis,Co
Morse's TV Valuable Contributions to World
Fragmented text discusses Morse and “father of American” figures, mentioning world impact and early works. References include Doctor Murai and American Century topics, with unclear dates and titles. Portable, non-specific notes suggest a historical overview rather than a clear event.
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Elrah
Elas
Trigua
Samiti B
Mario
Hi Laven Hai
Doctor Murai
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Nis
I Keser
Cosmic Dust: Meteorites Explain Shooting Stars
Pathfinder Magazine describes meteoroids as bits of iron and rock burning through space. They do not originate on Earth but travel in space, producing streaks of light known as shooting stars or falling stars as they burn.
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Althouh
Pathfindér
Mooring Airship In United States Details
An article describes the mooring system for airships in the United States. It explains a cone mooring ratchet and 60 percent tall government masts, a nose spindle thrust bearing allowing rotation, inner tube on ball bearings permitting windward swinging, and the ship rolling on its axis to adjust inclination.
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United States
Npi
Smokeless Fuel Trials for Locomotives in New Zealand
The Southern Railway of New Zealand has developed a smokeless fuel for locomotives. Tests show briquettes produce sufficient heat while nearly eliminating smoke. A briquette plant is expected to operate in New Zealand, with promising results from the trials and ongoing refinements.
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New-Zealand
New Zealands
Plant Root Conflicts Endanger Garden Harmony
The Ohin State Journal notes plant science shows walnut and butternut roots release poisons harming nearby species. It warns that nut trees and other plants may injure or kill neighbors when root systems interlock.
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Ohin State” Journal
Proud of His Record Timmy Warnack Shows Striking Marks
Timmy Warnack eight-year-old son of the church editor of the Times proudly shows his school report card to his parents. He declares he did well with marks including two on thrift. The father questions the meaning of thrift as the boy beams over his achievement in a local Los Angeles District paper.
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Timmy Warnack
Times
Homn
Los Angeles
Wire steed huge antenna towers across United States
A fragment from a historic wire description notes a massive broadcast wire thought to encircle the globe if laid straight. It compares its immense size to magnets and resistances, hinting at the extraordinary scale of a major U S broadcasting installation.
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United States
Call of Cancer Causes and Diet Beliefs Quoted By Doctor
Fragmented interview notes discuss cancer origins and diet with names like Dr Wellena and Dr Evans. The piece cites vegetarian patients and claims linking meat, canned meat, and certain foods to cancer while noting widespread uncertainty among scientists and popular belief.
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Haliel Sinong
Ter Vans
Ttig
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Australia
Old Telegraph Line Story of the First Telegraph Path
The article recalls the first telegraph line from the Atlantic to the Pacific, completed sixty five years ago, with Levis to San Francisco, Missouri to the East, and notes the eastern segment from Omaha to Salt Lake City began on July 4. Construction progressed at ten miles per day while the western section from San Francisco to Salt Lake was built.
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Atlantic
Pacesas
Aga Tk Tan
Secretary's Financial Report for Tidlenendint Sehual District
A dated financial summary from Tidlenendint School District in Rerivick, Iowa, covering March 1, 1826 to March 1, 1927. It lists receipts from Text Books and supplies, Stark County etc, and disbursements for janitor, library, supplies, telephones, and freight. The balance on hand March 1922 is shown with bond payments, interest, and outstanding warrants. Signed by GAL Stoddard, Secretary.
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Marenil
di Tokee
Sermi
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Bink
Sheriff’s Sale Notice in Humboldt County Iowa
The Sheriff of Humboldt County Iowa announces a sale of land in Renwick described as Northwest corner of Block Nine in Fang Smith Co Add to Renwick. The property will be sold March 5 1927 at 2 pm at the Court House in Humboldt for debt plus costs to highest bidder in cash, subject to redemption. Lovrien & Lovrien represent the case for STATE BANK OF RENWICK.
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Humboldt
Towa
E State Bank
Ren
Martin
Cai
State of
Iowa
Fang, Smith & Co
Renwick
Buketa
Humboldt County
Lovill
Fanatical Russian Sect Ties Death to Prolonged Fasting
A recently publicized Russian religious sect is under scrutiny after the death of a woman linked to its practices. Followers believe prolonged fasting grants a new body and soul, raising fears of more fatalities amid sensationalized interpretations of its teachings.
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Marraj ‘Oluhova
Russia
Pared Wafter-Jis
Anisem
Foreign economist warns of global gold shortage and hoarding
A Swedish economist named Profitis Cassel predicts a world gold shortage driven by hoarding in the East, with Tadis and China absorbing large amounts. He suggests a remedy by checking hoarding in Oriental peoples, noting only a small portion reaches cure or currency.
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Profitis
Tadis
China
Reney
Record Wisaria Vine A wistaria at Sierra Madre long
A historic Wisaria vine, once a 32 year old giant at Sierra Madre Gulifi, now measures about 480 feet in length. Locals recall the plant originated from a small Chinese seedling and each year attracts visitors from the West, blooming with buds and flowers.
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A. Wistaria
Sierra Madre
Gulifi
Nebraska student makes fancy handkerchiefs for women
Lens Nye at the University of Nebraska sells his handkerchiefs despite critics and rivals. He creates stylish designs as students work their way through college and finds steady demand for his product.
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Lens Nye
Uuiversity of Nebraska
Tle
Costly Questioning Raises Costs in Parliament
A British MP has filed 79 questions to the government at Westminster, raising concerns over printing and research expenses. Critics say the practice inflates costs for taxpayers while MPs seek detailed inquiries into policy and administration.
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M.P
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