Brodale Holds Own In Des Moines Wrestling Meet
Spectators packed the Des Moines venue as Sonnenberg and sunedown card featured Brodale of Renwick in a rough program. George Lofts of North Dakota defended his weight class while opponents from Webster City and other towns contested the flying tackle and body holds amid a night of rough exchanges and crowd-pleasing action.
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Sonnenberg Llivison
Tites
Oliver Brodats
Renwick
George Lofts
North Dakota
Howard
Sonnenberg
Hongen
Hatsen
Sonnenporn
Flowers for Mother’s Day Remember Mather with a tree
A garbled local item notes flowers for Mother’s Day and a tree planting at the Mather home. G Abrahamson of Boxholm attended Sunday at the Dod istuuian home. Mrs Jeanie Swanson visited Snetsweek with sister Mrs Hil tat Malleen at Bayne. Henry Mosler of Viola Center visited over the weekend at the J R Tanck home.
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G. Abrahamson
Boxholm
Jeanie Swanson
Snetsweek
Hiltat Malleen
Bayne
Sire
Henry Mosler
Viola Center
Jurental J. R. Tanck
Law Walhy for Bowls. Alady K New York hag been sentenced
A chaotic jumble of headlines reports a New York woman, Alady K, sentenced to prison for stealing a diamond, with commentary on Hollywood life and court haste. A separate mindless tale notes a town murder case, court delays, and a Fort Madison penitentiary sentence.
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George Domyancih Ware
D. Sulton Stee
Centerville
Wells Tokfe
Fort Madison
Vernon Theatre Presents Brooks in Musical and Comedy Show
Brooks the entertainer will perform at the Vernon Theatre on a Tuesday night in May featuring high fiddle, banjo, violin, guitar, autoharp and French harp. The program includes songs dances and impersonations for audience amusement. S. J. Packard has returned home Friday from Excelsior Springs Missouri after several weeks of treatment.
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Brooks
Vernon Theatre
Higehime
S. J. Packard
Mxcelsior Springs, Mo
Marion's marriage contest offers $300 for love advice
Six men seek Marion's hand and she offers $300 for the best counsel on whom to marry. The clue invites readers to turn to next Sunday's Des Moines Sunday Register for full details.
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Marion
Des Moines Sunday Register
Black Ants and Coco Louse On Java Plantations
Readers witness a peculiar note about black ants valuable against coco louse in a central Java plantation. The text mentions the ants defend crops, attract interest, and workers manage pests while workers provide food for others as part of pest control.
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Java
Gouy
Oie Netty
Fragmented Note on Dog Showing and Feeding Practices
A garbled text fragment discusses dog lovers and dog shows, mentioning kennels and feeding methods. It references prize dogs and tools used in grooming, with some unsafe and questionable details about animal care and possible poisoning methods.
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Hougida
Dollara
Largest Electric Lamp Experiment Promises Giant Light
Fragmented OCR shows claims of a colossal electric lamp built to world record size with tungsten elements and unusual testing setups. It mentions seven second crossing times for trains and a shift from corn stalk to wood pulp paper in The Clavion Monitor, with a plan to adopt corn stalk paper if production advances.
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Reesembleson
Clavion
Caane
Hemwick
Anjesue
Faumelt
Chinese Elm One of Hardiest of Trees
The elm is described as one of the hardiest trees and graceful in form. It was noted by forestry officials that Chinese elm specimens grown from seeds in the United States show strong adaptability, thriving in a range of conditions. The plant’s beauty and resilience were highlighted in shipments and garden trials, including origins traced to Pekin and other Asian sources.
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United
United States Department’ of Agriculure
Aimer Vaur
Mager
Peklity
China
Anerten
Uhieo
Cutit
Ita
Understanding Two-Thirds Majority in Elections
The Pathfinder explains that a two thirds majority does not require more than twice the votes of rivals, but only a clear lead. It notes that a candidate can win with a substantial plurality even if rival totals are high, clarifying the practical meaning of vote shares.
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Ivor
Tsromhszis
Lwathinda
Fantesi Whippet Race Sparks Areri Outline
The article describes a live show on Leon titled Thing on fess featuring a whipper or whippet, a featherweight racing dog rapidly gaining popularity in Arériet. Over a 200 mile course the dog reportedly outpaces rivals, with mentions of breeding between greyhounds and terrier lines to enhance speed and gameness.
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Fantesi
Leon
Whipper
Arériet
Inovice Farm
Werner BP
Meyer
Gets His Revenge A enstructor inquiry note on surgery bids
An unclear OCR fragment describes inquiries from a surgeon regarding preoperative procedures and alternates for materials and finishes. It mentions bids, an architect, and contractor replies about appendicitis operations, with references to gall stones and potential open market use for 60 days.
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Architectontes Amngnsine
Sind
Caotting
Oldest Road in America Rumored Ancient Mexican Trail
Fragmentary account notes a sixteenth century route cut across Mexico believed to be North America’s oldest road. It describes a Y shaped path with a northern prong reaching San Glas and a southern tip toward Atupulen, used by Native peoples before Spanish expansion.
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Mexico
North America
Sera Cruz
Gulf
San Glas
Floris
Speeches Spark Frantic Pressed Speed at Meeting
Reporters note a hurried scene as Hog arrived with pencil and inkback and took a position below the platform. The speaker spoke faster and faster, while pencils slid as reporters struggled to keep pace. Finally the orator cried he could not keep up.
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Hog Arived
Tia Naither
Strange La Grange tale of a growing tree memory
A bizarre La Grange story centers on a hard maple sapling planted by Venjamin Quinn for his son William Quion born 0 fac 71 years ago. The tree thrived as the boy grew and was revered after his death. To honor the memory a ring was placed at the stump with a BIS font inscription.
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la Grange
William Quion
Venjamin Quinn
Quion
Bis Font
East River Heated by Power Plants Despite Freezing
The East River near New York is warmed by power plants along its shores. About 400 long tons of river water per hour circulate to condense steam, raising the river’s temperature by as much as 19 degrees despite strong tidal flow from Long Island Sound and New York Harbor.
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New
le Varmaesa
New York
Adjagent ™ Saters
Long Inland Sound
Parking space dispute on busy corner outcome
A Baltimore Sun reader describes a chaotic parking moment where a woman tries to squeeze into a space as two drivers maneuver. A man arrives and takes the slot with a simple, audacious move, prompting a terse exchange as a small crowd looks on.
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Baltimore Sun
Early Egyptian sailboats and oared galleys described
The record shows boats with one mast and a large square linen or papyrus sail propelled by many rowers and oars. An Egyptian amphora in the British Museum, dating around 6000 BC, decorated one of these vessels. They could sail only with favorable wind. oarsmen worked when winds were unfavorable.
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Eespt
Thisber
British Museum
Time Test? Scots discuss domestic troubles of a fiend
Fragmented dialogue reveals a quarrel over a wife and seven year marriage. A man recalls periods of effort to win happiness, a courtroom reference hinted, and a woman deflects with a tense stare at an opposite Englishman. The excerpt is a stylized, incomplete OCR of a domestic dispute scene.
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Sindy
Dhe
Anoglishman
Stoner
Indispensable Events Before Crorse Washington Era
A reflection on the eight years prior to Crorse Washington, noting the first American newspaper's founding and the newspaper's rise to daily home significance. It discusses newspapers as a running record of world events, human achievements, tragedies, science, and daily life.
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Crorse
Washington
Thore
Crewsionts
Sears
Coursa
Demmlund
Weather Travels Hit Four States In Wake Of Odd Reports
The report describes UseT fle traveling through California Florida Michigan and back with consistently terrible weather. Officials note unusual conditions in each location and emphasize the persistently poor conditions across the journey.
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California
Florida
Michigan
Changed Eames Record Remark in Aerial Flight Debate
A quoted exchange discusses evolving aviation records and methods. One speaker notes Eames have changed, while the other claims flight stops shifted from bank cashier methods to aviators. The dialogue reflects a historical view on air travel practices and record setting.
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Eames
Bink Cashiers
Auntin Agreed Pretty Niece Worms Dresses
A Puritan Aunt and rich observer discuss fashion as dresses grow longer. The exchange highlights social norms and evolving attire in a provincial setting.
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Les
Separation Coming Distruction Contested Divorce
A local notice notes a contested divorce filing at Cartington with separation plans outlined and a forthcoming court action expected to resolve custody and property issues. Authorities urge parties to prepare legal filings and deadlines.
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Sussy Atreek
George Lofthis
Mather
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Newton
Fae
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Maptin
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Toei
Mameapatle
Minnesota
Mhominuon cUushor
Maytag Radio
Progiams Sundae Basen
Ren NK
Renwick Auto & Implement Co
Trenwick
Tawa
Hollywood
Ffollywood
Ellis
Patience Wolter
Sam Oe
Popular
Eacener
Aramteus Ivho
Ipso
Mike Wangs
Woznen
Bach
Samele
Cory
Popular Mechanics Company
Ontarba St. Chisoge
Uti Avira
Iprshe Tae
America
Firat
Cartington
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