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Newspaper
Rock Valley Bee
Location
Rock Valley, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1930
Page
14
A historic tower in Mt Jost rises with a world famed clock and bronze lion flag bearer. Bells in arched recesses strike hours by Diana and Clarenza figures while eight foot lunar dials show moon phases and planetary movements. A mechanical stage below reenacts church feast scenes.
Ole Olsen bursts into Yon Yonson's general store seeking shelter from a sheriff. Yon hides him in a gunny sack and the sheriff terriers the sack thinking it contains loot. Ole yelps as he is discovered and the tale ends with a comic roadside gag.
A traveling organ James II used on Hounslow Heath sold for 850 dollars. Sothebys featured a German woodman's hatchet with maker's marks and a blunt steel rapier with a girl figure handle. The piece included an alnager measure used to inspect cloth, a duty long abolished in William II’s reign.
A Lexington traffic officer humorously clarifies to a Michigan woman that Nancy Hanks was a trotting horse, not the home of a historic figure. The exchange captures local lore and the Blue Grass region’s famed spots as tourists inquire.
Henry Davidge Thayer discusses a theoretical collapse of multi-individualisms and memory-branial elements, imagining a restored Holophilic Universe of shared sentient intercourse and omni-awareness before partitioning by a key function he terms The Herodian Me.
To preserve old prints of flowers birds and personages modern pictures from magazines can be antiqued with a light wax coating. Pin the pictures flat before applying wax for a mellow tone and wall friendly look.
The text explains that when a through rate involves two or more railroads it is a joint tariff. Such tariffs must be filed with the Interstate Commerce Commission if a commodity moves from one carrier to another.
The new Sioux County Cow Testing Association reports its first high producer, a purebred Holstein heifer owned by Albert Dethmers of Boyden, yielding 99 pounds of butterfat in November with $27.00 net feed returns. Meyners of Boyden follows with 72.6 pounds, while Dethmers posts a second-high herd average of 38.5 pounds.
Fragmented OCR yields unclear elevator related text with numbers and stray letters. No coherent names dates or places readable to identify a complete event. The readable fragments do not establish a clear person or organization, location, or outcome to summarize.
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