Local News Items From Eagle Grove Visit Sherriff County Officials
Reverends Cook Granvey and DeVere were Mutnholds visitors Monday. Clarence lriday and Ark Jriday left yesterday for Bache Ming. Sheriff Wengen and deputy toured on Hihitnuss Inet Saturday with Clyde Coyle accompanying.
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Granvey
J) DeVere
Ani
Clarence Lriday
Ark Jriday
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Ming
Sherrif Wengen
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Hihitnuss
Aherlit Waa
Mandhy
Clyde Coyle
Local notes from Story City and nearby towns
A jumble of short notices from Story City and vicinity recounts visits, family matters, travels, and church events. Highlights include relatives and friends gathering, Rev J DeVries funeral plans, visits from A DeVries and family, Thompson and James family visits, and revival attendance in Eagle Grove. Also mentions Irene Stauffacher and Elizabeth Gelkurn visiting Fort Dodge, Mr and Mrs John Blumer planning a winter in Colorado Springs, and several Webster City store appearances.
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Gren
Gal
Ed James
Eagle Grove
Evertirat
Brooches Through History and Adornment Trends
The article surveys historical brooches, noting citron lar, pins, and decorative cloaks in ancient and medieval attire. It discusses materials like crystals, diamonds, and rock crystal, highlighting their use as jewelry and amulets across eras.
Noust and Short Story Compare in Craft and Scale
A discussion on whether a story idea should expand into a novel or fit a short tale. It argues the novelist must judge if a subject suits a short story or a novel, and warns against forcing proportion beyond its natural fit. It emphasizes discerning the subject’s dimensional needs.
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Lede Cometimes
Wharton
Beribni
Moyip Foel
Odd Letter Compares Legislation to Silly Pranks
A Detroit News piece quotes a Lystie Avenue resident venting about unwelcome advice from friends. He jokes about a Bermuda onion row and mock legal changes aimed at punishing those who press him to follow their plans. The tone satirical and confused by the imagined reforms.
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Detroit
Simple Solution in Family Drama and Thanksgiving Plans
A middle aged but wealthy wife complains to her son in law about a discordant sin and urges, Marry Winn. The son in law retorts, Vd see him hanged first. Mr and Mrs Overbaugh and daughter visit to spend Thanksgiving with Mr and Myre. Alfred Martin has one of the best corn crops around Henwick, with a 40 acre plot yielding about 100 bushels per acre. Pickers apply for harvest as two experienced workers are secured. Loys are picking 125 to 140 brssels a day.
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Winn
Hin
Wan Ho Tong
Alfred Martin
Henwick
Aera Patel
Acra
Martin
Walter Hanson
Vern
Schoolcraft
Catarrhal Deafness Cure Promised By An Untested Remedy
Fragmentary medical text discusses catarrhal deafness and an unproven treatment. References to mucous buildup, nerve effects, and a claimed method by unnamed researchers are present in garbled notes. Medical terminology appears corrupted and unclear.
Longest suspension foot bridge on Olympic Peninsula
A historic note describes primitive and evolving suspension bridges across rivers. It highlights a remarkable 994 foot long, 2 foot wide bridge over the Quenville river on Washington state’s Olympic peninsula. Supported by fir trees and wire cables, it serves farmers who cross during spring floods.
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Feala
Olympic Peninsula
Washington State
Ile
Ilevec
Inventors wife affair sparks marriage disputes
Fragmentary OCR reveals an aviation era gossip note claiming a inventor's wife engaged in extramarital relations with another man during a span around marriage. The item hints at accusations but provides little verifiable detail.
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Sventur
Wifk—ly Jusband
Luxurious Poorhouse for Foremost Millionaires in New York
A historical notice describes a luxurious facility called the poorhouse intended for former millionaires in New York. The Alexander Friedina home site is repurposed with a first-year plan admitting 5 percent guests and housing 25 servants to attend residents. Applicants must be 60 to 80 years old, preferably married couples, and admitted by a committee. the building is larger than many institutions that house 1,000 inmates.
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New York
Koi
Alexander Friedina
Ile
Iqhoved i
Freedman Home
Iestain
Farm Hands Use Autos to Travel Between Jobs
Many itinerant workers who live by day labor in the Southwest now use automobiles they own to move between fields. The old models serve their needs as they camp between jobs, with some traversing from Texas to British Columbia annually.
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Ore Iargest
Southwest
Jols
Texas
British, Columbia
American Santa Goal for Belgian Town Christmas Cheer
The American delegation at Brussels congress of the International Chamber of Commerce sought to ensure a lasting Christmas gift to Nivellee Belgium by presenting a new set of Chinese items. The plan hinged on finding an American Santa Claus to deliver the presents each Christmas morning.
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Senta
Congress of the International Chanber of Commerce
Brussels
Nivellee
Belgium
Ordnance Dept Develops Method to Measure Shell Speed
The United States Army ordnance department has devised a method to determine high caliber shell velocity. The device records a shell’s passage from muzzle to a near point, allowing easy calculation of speed.
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Ordnanose Department
United States Army
New Flower Finds Arrive From Expedition
Dr Francia W. Pennell of the Academy of Natural Sciences Philadelphia returns from exploration to Chete and Pou with 100 new flower species. They belong to the same family as foxglove snapdragon and eddy's slipper, per Popular Science.
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United States
Francia W. Pennell
Academy of Natural Sciences
Philadelphia
Chete
Pou
Edy's Slipper
Action Lacks Grace Bat Has Good Reason
Swaus and motor cycle racers share an ungraceful stance in exertion states. Nowell of the Research Association of British Motor and Allied Manufacturers summarizes observations reported to Nature. He notes neck and head positions during rapid forward movements resemble swan posture under exhaustion, with air resistance and dynamic balance factors. Sprinters at start also show the forward weight principle.
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Raocen
Fitna
Nowell
Research Association of British Motor and Allied Manufacturers
Hag
Nature
London
Ger
Birds of the World Population Estimates by Species
The Department of Agriculture and Popular Mechanics Magazine report global bird counts far exceed humans with an estimated 75 billion birds. In the northeastern and central United States, robins number 2,660,659,000 and sparrows and related species total over 1 billion, with nine main species totaling about 364 million and the broader birds reaching 1,052,722,161 for the region.
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Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Biological Survey
Central States of America
United States
Popular Mechanics Magazine
Music Helps Keep Inmates From Jail Say Prison Figures
A New York World Telegram Tribune note claims about 10 000 musicians exist in the United States and asserts only fifteen of them reside in the nine largest penitentiaries, suggesting music’s uplifting effect on lives.
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United States
New York
Werald Pribune
Petrified Seaweed Revealed as 60 Million Year Old Find
A 600 pound lump of petrified seaweed in Pennsylvania’s Medina sandstone is believed to be 60 million years old. Dr. Frederisk Ehrenfeld displayed the specimen to the University of Pennsylvania geology department. The rock suggests ocean cover in ancient times and supports continental geology claims. Gas Tax Helps State Revenues in New Hampshire show 1,065,023 collected July 1924 to July 1925. The tax faces little protest from writers, while several elements report similar gas taxes across the region.
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Medina
Pennsylvania
Department of Geology
University of Pennsylvania
Prederisk Ehremfeld
Sayz Popular Science Monthly
van Leeen
New Hampshire
Tonganu
Heat Destroys Lubricant Tells of Engine Oil Breakdown
An engineering expert explains that lubricating oil is not worn out by friction but broken down by the extreme heat of fuel combustion in engines or by contact with hot exhaust valve seats and piston tops. The Stamland Gi Company official notes the risk from engine heat.
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Stamland Gi
Big Game Recovery in New Brunswick Says Chief Game Warden
The chief game warden of New Brunswick notes a return of big game, credits protective methods used by guides and wardens, and stresses that preserving livelihoods means preventing overhunting. Deer kill figures rose in 1924 with more mule deer and deer shot than in 1923 and 1922, signaling ongoing hunting expansion.
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New
Brunswick
Canada
Ubia
Provence
Truly in Luck The lone fisherman on the stay bank
A curious passer-by asks for luck from a fisherman, who smiles and replies it is house-cleaning day at home. The brief exchange captures a quiet moment by the riverbank.
Sheriff's Sale Notice in Humboldt County Virginia
Special execution issued from the District Court of Humboldt County directs sale of the real estate of Frank J. Stoddard and Ora M. Stoddard. Chicago Joint-Stock Land Bank seeks $17,600.84 debt plus $222.16 costs. property in Humboldt County is offered December 11, 1928 at the courthouse front door in Dakota City for cash.
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Hlimbaldt County
Frank I
Stoddard
Ors M. Stoddard
Humboldt County
Chicago
Frank J. Stoddard
Ora
Court’ House
Dakota’ City
Towa
Executor Lovrien & Loveien Legal Notice
G F Meminng as Executor announces a court matter dated November 15 1923 with MM A Wallokait clerk of the district court.
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G. F. Meminng
Administrator's Sale Of Real Estate In Renwick Iowa
Notice filed by the administrator of the estate of Caroline Gy Claussen offering the Lot 4 Block 7 original town of Renwick for sale to the highest bidder for cash on December 8 1925 at 2 pm at the premises. Right reserved to reject any or all bids.
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Caroline Gy Claussen
Lot. Jaue
Renwick
Iowa
Gale
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