Political Announcements In Distriet Clerk and Treasurer Race
Local notices announce candidacies for clerk of the district and treasurer of Huiboldt county. Submissions reference voter will and Republic date events in Wy duno 1820, naming Ay Wallikat and Byma as contenders in a period voice.
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Dlutriet Gaus
Dlutetel
Himbotdy County
Wallikat
Shereby
Huiboldt Caunty
Republic
Vetern
Byma
Hum County Recorder candidate announcement
The Hum County Recorder announces candidacy for county office in Iowa. The communication is directed to Republican voters for the June 1998 primary election and references Mthol Barrett in a formal party context.
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Iy Candhley
Hum
Publ County
Iowa
Republienn
Mthol Barrett
Sheriff announces candidacy for Hum hality County sheriff
A candidate files to run for County Sheriff of Hum hality County pledging to uphold the will of the Republicns vatura at the prin cies. The filing appears to be scheduled for June 1026 with emphasis on law and order.
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Hov Wby
Sheri
Humhality
Laws
Adbjeeta
Vatura
Hanseati
Local Candidacy Sparks Contested County Race
Fragmentary text shows a county election dispute amid Republican party activity. Mentions Hunt County and Hunt, Hunt's voters, a June 4 election date in 1926, and names J G McPortland. Content is garbled but indicates a challenge to a candidacy and party proceedings.
Twit Boa Renomination Win Stirs Republican Primary Race
A local note announces Twit Boa as a candidate for renomination to the office of Saylor Foy Ma BUth Sen, drawing support from residents of the Miekick oF Med. The message frames Boa as the party’s choice for a second term and references the upcoming primary contest.
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Med
Generis
Saylor
Vie Regubllenn
Vernon Theatre May 16 Laughing at Danger
Vernon Theatre presents Richard Tannese in Laughing at Danger a fast paced comedy varied by action nebdrama sci fi style written by Brant Honwyard Clark. Alno 4 Comedy.
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Richard Tannese
Brant Honwyard Clark
Rocking Moon Wednesday film in Alnaka spotlight
A tenne gripping drama based on a Barrett Willoughby novel screens in Alnaka. Lilyam Taile fin John Bowerd Rockcliffe Fel towed Liaka Winter star in a Genie Mulfordd directed production. First glow starts promptly at 7 80.
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Ailger Fax Rytising
Aduitley
Ou Band of Ponchera
Lilyam Tailefin
John, Bowerd
Rockcliffe Fel Towed
Liaka Winter
Barrett Willoughby
Genie Mulfordd
From the Manger to the Cross Play Offered Friday
A local listing announces events Friday May 21 with two performances at 2:00 PM and 7:30 PM. Admission is 10 cents.
Local News Items From Fort Dodge Area
Robus M Atgoni and others hosted events Friday and Sunday with family visits across towns. Hospital news notes appendicitis surgery at Mercy Fort Dodge. Nurses graduate from Marshalltown Deaconess Hospital. Livestock meeting planned at Vernon Consolidated School May 20. Mothers Day program by Ladies Progressive Club at LaVerne and Fort Dodge visitors.
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Geos
Barnes
Geo. Stoddard
Ladies Progressive Club
LaVerne
State Dental’ Association
Des Motes
Mya
Robt. McGowan
Mies Norega Tanck
Florence Af
Thiel
Vanselien Deaconess Hospital
Marshalltown
Notice of Administrator Appointment in Humboldt County
Notice is given that the widow signed has been duly appointed and verified as Administrator of the estate of Everett Rockford Hawthorne deceased, late of Humboldt County. Debts should be paid and claims presented to the undersigned for allowance at the office of the Clerk of the District Court, Oscar S. Hobbot, Administrator, Barb, April 28, 1928.
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Humbold County
Everett Rockford Hawthorne
Kimbaldt
Sbi
Lothe
Instant Death to Bacteria Spores Toy Cord Predicts Cure
A Popular Mechanics report describes a General Electric toy device claimed to instantly kill bacteria spores. The apparatus allegedly emits a high voltage discharge creating rapid collapse of bacterial spores and affects higher life forms in tests. A rabbit ear sample reportedly shows a burn-like mark after exposure.
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Inbomtoriéa
General Electrie” Company
Saya
Tockeria
Wibes
Fragmentary Historical Quote Sparks Curious Debate
A garbled snippet presents a rough provocation about facing a lion and a lion’s roar. The text hints at risk, bravado, and caution but lacks clear attribution, date, or context. Further restoration is needed to identify source, author, and intent.
Hideous Fiji Practice Rumors Tie to Indian Superstition
A damaged OCR text reports alleged Fiji practices where superstition links grinding skulls into food to gain invisibility. It mentions long standing graveyard skull digging and a recent trial for two Indians accused of disinterring the head of a murdered Indian woman.
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Fiji
Fight on illiteracy census drive planned nationwide
The General Federation of Women's Clubs partners with the Interior Department Bureau of Education to prepare for the 1930 census. The Chamber of Commerce, American Legion, Red Cross, and other groups join the campaign to educate every woman and man in the nation to at least basic literacy.
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United States
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Interior Department
Bureau of Education
Chamber of Commerce of the United States
American Legion
The
American Red Cross
American Redernion of Labor
Clock Breaks Good Record At Pitt Cathedral
A clock at Pitt's cathedral in London set a notable record last winter, shocking cathedral officials with its performance. The mechanism, designed by the late Lord Grimthorpe, is said to take about an hour to wind due to the large gears involved as it strikes.
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SS Pitt's
Tondon
Suoy
Lord Grimthorpe
Muddled Text on Electricity Use and Hoover Reference
A garbled excerpt mentions kilowatt hours and annual household energy use. It appears to cite Herbert Hoover and a secretary of commerce, noting past consumption figures and a claimed ten year change. The passage is fragmented with many misspellings and incomplete data.
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Mihough
Nity
Herbert Hoover
Comiore
Obesity Causes and Theories From Early Science Bulletin
Dr Solomon Stronee of Chicago discusses obesity as a metabolic issue, noting energy exchange and fat storage. He and others suggest hereditary factors and three elementary biotypes influence susceptibility, while public understanding lags scientific clarity.
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Qeatin
Solomon Stronee
Chicago
Fils
Uaga
Davenport
View Bulletin
Russian Admiral Nietanie Wolko Sailed From Battle To London
The article sketches Admiral Nietanie Wolko, one of the few to survive the Port Arthur action of 1905, later served as a Russian embassy attaché in London. After loss of post due to revolution, he opened a caviare shop supplying London celebs and becoming famed as a judge of caviar in a highly technical business.
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Nietanie Wolko
Tony
London
Detifei
Wil ‘Gy ‘Hig’ Czar
Reputation
Ag Ta
S&es
Selubs GC
Peteroport Yard
Atlanta Constitution
Blind typists find lasting roles through St Dunstan’s aid
Shorthand typists once hired temporarily by blind workers now gain permanent status thanks to St Dunstan’s efforts. The formerly limited field for blind typists has widened as institutions improve training, expanding horizons for those with sight loss.
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Thei. G. C
Dircamata
St. Dunstan's
Icicle Blew Windham whistle valve in early hours
In Windham Maine an icicle formed on a whistle line after steam condensed on a wire. The icicle weighed down the line, opened the valve slightly, and caused the whistle to emit a faint tensing sound until the pressure was released.
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Smd
Kilimanjaro Conquered by George Tandl in Pariganvika
The highest mountain in Africa, Kilimanjaro, has reportedly been conquered by George Tandl, a famed hunter from South Minea. The expedition reached the summit in 1,720 feet, marking a historic feat in the Pariganvika territory amid extreme conditions.
gartered watch fad spreads among women and men styles
A garter worn watch trend spreads among women while others adopt neckties worn down the back, signaling a shift in fashion. The article notes wearers experimenting with unconventional placements and a broader embrace of unusual accessories.
Nobles Bow in Homage to Papal Throne and Court Roles
An 18th century listing details noble families tied to the papal throne. It notes caetani Colonna Ossini Chigi and others, with offices like marshal of the conclave and keeper of sacred cloister. Some roles are honorary while others persist as noble ranks under Prince Aldobrandini.
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Var
Getano 11
Tonitace Veit
Oreini
Nicholas Ibrid Benedict XIII
Golonua
Martin 4
Tournapagab Tnidovisi
Gregory XI
Moobrandini
Clement Vot
Unrbkerini
Iunifon Vht
Doria-Pamphili
Thnogent'x
Iterai
Clement TX
Aléiogi
Ottolioni
Alexander VIII
Chigi-Atini
Alexander VII
Corsini
Lement XI
Vinschi
Ting VI
Pionti
House of Colonna
Ossini Assassistants
Aldobrandini
Pictures for Screens Screen Decoration Tips
The article discusses decorative screens with salt paper and tiny patterns. It favors silhouettes and mounted pictures on panel upper sections, recommending shellac to blend the image with the background for a rich antique look.
Grounds for Divorce Question Amid Alimony Talk
A reader asks on what grounds a divorce may be sought and whether alimony is involved. The inquiry reflects concerns about fault or separation standards and financial support in marital dissolution.
Swordsmanship Training Among Japanese Youths
The article notes that in Japan all schoolboys over fifteen learn sword use and many youths become skilled fenosp2. Winter training begins at Peer's school with Princes Kuni and Asaka among the first to train, while other public schools start similar exercises. No Japanese youth is considered properly educated without mastering the sword.
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Japan
Afera
Ithe Peer
Kuni
Asaka
Mosquitoes Show Gender Roles in Species Study
A report notes about 1,100 species of mosquitoes with females laying 50 to 200 eggs at a time. It states that females bite while males are vegetarian and mentions the U S public health service work in the Southern states and Panama Caval route as part of past malaria control.
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United States Public Health Service
Panama
Broadcasting Ticker Improves Quotation Delivery At Exchange
A movie ticker has been invented for brokerage rooms using a special tape. A strong light projects figures onto a mirror and relays them to a screen, letting quotations be visible across the trading floor and eliminating clerks copying quotes by hand.
Wireless Concerts Bring Moe Tosco Broadcasts Alive
Warriors Wiewch troops in action in Moe Tosco heard the Tondon broadcasting station program, marking a notable military communications moment as troops listened to the wireless concert rundown delivered from the station.
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Moe Tosco
Tondon
Vague nightmares haunt man's morning at Atlanta Constitution
A disturbed husband battles intrusive dreams that cloud his first waking hour while his wife avoids disturbing him. The scene unfolds with fragmented dialogue and eerie overtones in the daily diary style of the periodical.
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Ari Azure
Altsady Pesky
Weiling
Atlanta Constitution
Sponge Life Revealed in Ocean's Simple Dwelling
A fragmentary report explains how daily sponges are animals not vegetables, detailing their life cycle from birth to adulthood. It notes the sponge's separate existence, larval stage, and feeding by trapped particles carried by currents and ingested as nourishment.
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Becorh
Eubanks
Sailor Safeguards Six Dollars in a Bold Act
In New Orleans a sailor faced armed men and preserved a six dollar wallet in a display of courage. The incident raises questions about risk, value, and the boundaries between daring and foolhardiness.
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New Orleans
New Safety Device Trialed to Reduce Accidents on Curved Road
A novel safety feature is being tested on the North Circular near Tandon to curb serious crashes. A marble trough spans the street level with electric lights along the marble row, visible by day and lit at night. Since its installation on the dangerous crossing, no accidents have been reported this past year.
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Tandon
Tiondon
Deep Oil: Oklahoma Wells Reach Varied Depths
The article surveys oil well depths in Oklahoma and the Southeast, noting wells start near surface and extend to 8,000 feet. Most run 1,000 to 3,000 feet, with drilling halted around 2,000 to 2,800 feet if no traces found, and 4,000 to 6,000 feet only where promising indications exist.
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Oklahoma
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