Council Proceedings for May Meeting in Remick Iowa
The council met May 1 with Mayor and several officials present. Bills were approved totaling numerous charges from local utilities suppliers and services. The town authorized deposit with First National Bank Renwick and State Bank of Renwick, and issued a warrant for 106.67 to Renwick Bank. Meeting adjourned with clerk Brita Nritt recording.
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Awe
Wen
Gal Walker
Louse
Henry Hlooi
Philip Go
Afonge
Bownlig
Aber
T.S. Sinatwo
AL Fisher
Amallwasd
Couneil
Remick
Mambatty
Lowa
Couny
Colima
First National Bank
Renwick
Iowa
State Bank of
Lawa
Seeander
Carri
Maunet
Barrier to Usa af Telephone in Catre Chive
A garbled text laments difficulty in connecting telephone calls and the impact on users in London and broader areas. It mentions attempts to improve call through by clarity, references to linguists, and a desire for automatic language exchange to ease communication barriers.
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Catre
London
Bhs
VM San
Yane
Fragmented quotes on theatre and truth from New York critic
A garbled interview fragment quotes Brand Wie on Tanebenn in New York criticizing trivial entertainment. The speaker asserts cynicism dominates stories and picture plays, claiming lovers are misled and real life hides truths behind flimsy bows.
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Brand
New York
Lost Opportunity to Chat With a Great Man
Narrative recalls a failed chance to speak with the renowned sculptor Rodin during visit to Paris. The author, M.C. Chatheld-taylor, recounts mingling with artists, a Parisian restaurant encounter, and a regretful memory of missing a pivotal discussion with the sculptor amid youth and social tensions.
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Ruilin
M.C. Chatheld-taylor
Filerry
Seribrer
Whistler
Glaga
Versailles
Hois Inn
Rodin
Not Loose Brakes in Fragmented Report
Fragmented OCR notes describe a vehicle issue with brakes, including garbled phrases about turning and a rider. No clear names, places, dates, or outcomes are readable beyond a brake problem and partial dialogue.
College Cabin Ad Promotes Housing at Yankton College
An odd vintage notice touts College Cabin at Yankton College as suitable for students and faculty. The ad praises the publisher and notes a road project value of $200, claiming the contributor is a renowned authority in history and learning.
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Wartes
Yankton College
Higturin
Te Andi
Inmense
Entil
Hie
Bowie
Forged US Treasury Note Seen in New York Rug Item
A New York World report describes a seized rug connected to a fake United States treasury note bearing serial 4898. The piece imitates Lincoln era imagery with black and blue felt weaving on silver white, raising questions about legality and the circulation of counterfeit money.
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Megal
Cuslowis Aifleinis
New York
Windlo
United States Treasury
Lincoln
Isn Gruyt
United States
New York World
Daring owner Wortheimer hosts farewell in New York
Frenely sue horse Epinard owner Daring Vierre Wortheimer spoke at a farewell dinner in New York where he recalled a dramatic yet unclear scene involving a race attempt. A light-rope dancer Shey yor Khow commented afterward in a chap supper about guiding young people to success.
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Vierre Wortheimer
Epinard
New York
Oxford Menin War During the Wart war
Fragmentary text recalling Oxford graduates and college prospects during wartime service at St Marys in 4909 and the broader wartime military service.
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Oxford Menin
Ostord Ton
Mra
Oxford Wien
Mary's
Mystery Inn Tale Shows Forgetful Guest and Missing Baggage
An innkeeper's wife recalls Soparitic traits while a guest named Mig gheat arrives with a valuable package. The tale follows forgetfulness, a supposed miss of payment, and the couple debating the guest's conduct as the baggage remains unaccounted after departure.
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Myoga
Modern Maid and Jack's Troubles Revealed
Boston Transcript reports a fragmented domestic tale where a Modern Maid recounts a proposed marriage that faltered after a confrontation. The narration hints at strain between partners and social pressure, with unclear outcomes due to garbled text. The piece reflects early 20th century talk of romance and public perception.
Millionaire President Warns of Rising Living Costs Far and Wide
Hinvetook Wilton, president of the International Seaturers' union, decries global price hikes at a New York dinner. He argues workers including farmers, sailors, and teachers bear the burden, while monopolies and speculators reap profits from price increases. The speech ends amid calls for action against such inequities.
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Wilton
International Seaturers’ Sedention
New Yorks
Ianuyse
Conillionaires
Mr. Wilson
Shrowe Costumes Old Theopoeth ool Hoyland
Fragmented and garbled OCR notes hint at a theatre group or costume event in Hoyland with references to Theopoeth and Narwiel figures. Specific names and actions are unclear, but the piece mentions a cathetral setting and a Dr Teetia Pollock as a present Litshap in a mid receives unclear context.
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Theopoeth Ool Hoyland
Hite Aueseik
Wal
Wei
Diehaw
Narwiel
Benian Daily Mail
Teetia Pollock
Belwady
Eat flava Fish and Fruit Fister in Covent Garden
Fragmented OCR text suggests a playful piece about fruit and fish in Covent Garden London. It mentions a chorus, satire of fashionable eating, and references to names like Geno and Beale. The readability is poor, but the tone appears humorous or musical with odd spellings.
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Fister
Covent Gnesen
Loni
the Mather
Beale
Is Modern Civilization Truly Civilized or Not
The column debates whether civilization has truly advanced beyond danger and fear. It contrasts past street peril with modern banking security, noting two armed guards and comprehensive insurance as signs of progress, while questioning the meaning of true safety and civility.
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New York
Jaen
Nielson
Ligre
Chicago
Dhe Vily
Rite
Joys of Renting Dull Rout and Worms Plague Mrs Bug
A brief urban note laments poor rental conditions. The rout remains dull with wormholes and has recently been raised again, affecting residents including Mrs Bug.
Good Egg Story From Milford A Night After Eclipse
William Johnson of Milford X I reports an egg laid the day after an eclipse. The egg is normal except a small shellless spot about the size of two quarters with a thin white membrane, edges resembling a sunray and a darker crescent yolk shadow matching the sun’s silhouette during the eclipse. Source cites New York World describing the phenomenon.
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William Johnson
Milford
X.I
Ays Neroce
New York World
Wagligh Election Shakeup and Liberal Decline
In London, Sehilf of the New Yorker discusses the Wagligh elections wiping out the Liberal party. He notes few Taherals remain and predicts Labor backers will persist while Conservatives keep control. He recalls Charles I and the first tumultuous era as England’s defining moment.
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Mortimer
Sehilf
York Hnander
Bnghkind
Liberal Party
Selif
Cook Wlan
England
Charles Lse
Root Not Mansard's Themmentid roof in early Stoerican architecture
A garbled report discusses a Mansard like roof used by early Stoerican Loildites including the Department of State building in Washington. It credits Vroneets Mangard, a French architect born around 16GH, with popularizing the style and later claims about originator status.
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Department of State
Washington
Vroneets Mangard
Cron Tas
Teforo Miansard
Ame Vescot
Maneard
Queen Maud of Norway Tops Royal Titling List
Fragmented OCR reads Queen Maud of Norway among titers of queens, with unclear phrases about Quven Marie and Jons, noting her pen as livelihood and a referenced novel in progress. Uncertain names, dates, and places blur the report.
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Queen Maud
Norway
Marie
Wie
Mradlin
Jons
Varmen Sylva
Fragmented OCR caresses a strange farm ledger voice
An unclear OCR fragment presents disjointed phrases about sheep, rents, and farm figures. Names and places are garbled, hindering a clear event, but hints of a livestock context and financial terms emerge amid corrupted text.
Wisdom of Experience Across The Brooklyn Heirloom Will
The Parkerburg Sentinel recounts a will from Benjamin of Broo lyn XV Mequem detailing a legacy plan. He directs a single faith marriage for his heir and outlines investments of 15000 dollars in a lot and 80000 dollars in real estate, plus a life health and travel emphasis. The text stresses the value of learned experience.
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Benjamin
Broolyn
Parkersburg
Welders Wear Alasks Oly-acetylene Gear
The article explains welder protection during arc lighting, noting extremely high temperatures and bright light. It describes aluminum shields or light glasses, tinted goggles, and a removable shield to guard the face and eyes. It mentions costly colored lenses and a precautionary glass sheet for safety.
Fragmented Warning Note From San Francisco Scene
A damaged OCR fragment describes a chaotic note near a telephonic message scene in San Francisco. The text mentions warnings on the side of a vehicle or sign, vague threats, a double bar shot, and references to a local incident with unclear details.
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Tom San Franeizco
English as Shere Spoken Wivesywar-ohl Tobby
fragmentary report describes a child named Tobby involved in a play at home with a brother using a saw and a request to fetch a linehet. the mother intervenes for safety and the child insists someone stay while he huts. the passage preserves garbled dialect and incomplete actions.
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Tobby
Inekavith
Dhe
Bobby
Tad Hagtah campaign in Rochester lifts goal to 2500
A Rochester effort to teach English to 2500 residents aims to boost literacy after a surge in participation following a photo release. The initial target was 2000, and organizers report strong community interest and support from local groups.
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Rochester
N. Y
Prehistoric Corn and Nuts Found in Ohio Ashpits
Explorers uncover preserved corn in an ashpit in Ohio, with eight to ten row ears and fibers marking a bagged storage. Walnut, butternut, hickory nuts, pawpaw seeds, and grapes indicate diverse diet and food use by a prehistoric village. grains may reflect Trebintorie civilization varieties.
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Ohio
Dhaner
Phan
Dayton
What He Could Do For Her Support
A fragmented note discusses a teen named Tye and support options, suggesting aid and guidance. The language hints at dependency issues and a plan to help him adjust to new responsibilities with assistance from another party. No clear location or organization is provided in the readable text.
Alaska Game Commission to be formed under new law
The Alaska game commission will have four members appointed by the secretary of agriculture, each from one judicial division, plus a fifth chief representative of the biological survey. Appointees serve without salaries but receive per diem and authority to hire game wardens. Headquarters reported as New York Times.
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Tse
Alaska Genie Commission
Agriculuure
Biological Survey
Ingenious Address Found on Maine Letter Card
A letter addressed to Roadside eating house between Biddeford and Meunebunks Maine arrived with a crude drawing of a rouge and large piazza on one side of the highway and a bore on the other. The rural carrier delivered it correctly based on the drawing, suggesting the writer visited last summer by car and wished to contact the proprietor without knowing the name.
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Biddeford
Maine
Meunebunks
Phe
God Would Understand Dr. Samuel J Copeland Anecdote
A distorted Indianaapolis style anecdote recalls a quiet evening with guests and children. Dr Samuel J Copeland notes their five year old son was tired and refused to say prayers, muttering about being too tired.
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Samuel J. Copeland
Roy Preyera
Indiagapolia News
Sunday pickup blue law limits Martinsburg drug sales
Martinsburg West Virginia enforces a Sunday blue law allowing only prescription filling at stores and prohibiting other sales. The piece notes a favored remedy named general debility and mentions a specific tonics mix including fruit syrup and another ingredient. No police interest is indicated.
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Martinsburg
WL Va
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