Newton Fixes World Price on Aluminum Junk
In Newton Iowa the washing machine industry in Jasper county spurred heavy use of aluminum junk. Local junk gatherers seek large cast off specimens as Newton factories bid, making the city the world’s largest dealer. Prices in the United States are tied to Newton’s paid rate, with great piles and steady car shipments. An aluminum foundry operates year round producing world shipping accessories, and molding sand is sourced from hills near the Skunk River valley south of Newton.
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Newton
Jasper County
Las
United States
Skunk River
Receipts and Expenditures of Senior Class Play 1927
Summary of the Senior Class Play finances listing receipts from all sources and payments to vendors and items used for the 1927 production. Items include Bogaards and Beef, posters, tickets, programs, lighting, envelopes, paper, crepe, posters, rental, costumes, postage, ham, and miscellaneous expenses with totals and marginal entries.
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Bogaard’s
Farmers Lumber
D. G
Trevon
Valley Bee
Town Light
H. J. Kosters
Lucky for Him: An Alabama Farm Father's Reproof
An old Alabama track farmer scolds his children for lack of industry in a terse exchange. He declares a blunt judgment on wealth and effort, remarking that the youth would not feel rich regardless of circumstances, reflecting a rough rural scene and stark language.
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Alabama
Feud or Fisticuffs Debate Sparks Mock Trial
A witty exchange questions honor and self defense as a man muses on feuding versus boxing. The comical speaker suggests neither would save him from an attack, while a partner quips about lacking boxing gloves, highlighting a playful dispute over modern notions of duel and defense.
Mild Satisfaction Reported by Boston Transcript
The Boston Transcript notes a mild satisfaction tone in its overview. It comments on measured approval and measured public sentiment without sensational claims or dramatic shifts in opinion.
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Boston Transcript
Disconsolate man reveals secret in home tale
A London Tid-Bits joke describes a man who, returning home, laments a secret he has told only to be told it back by his wife. He admits he has been found out this time, after claiming he had told a lie many times before.
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London
A Poser Blinks at a Question About a Penny
A speaker recalls a stubborn moment when asked what could be done with a penny and had to offer a quarter to sidestep the reply. The anecdote reflects a humorous exchange over a small coin request.
Reader Question Sparks Witty Editorial Exchange
A reader asks why the most worthless men attract the best wives. The editor replies telling her to ask her husband, a jab meant to flatter and prompt better husbandly conduct for another decade.
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Here's & Women i
Witness Stand Quizzing on Cellar Stair Event
In Louisville the Courier Journal recalls a courtroom moment where a witness describes a man ascending cellar stairs and demanding silence. The testimony notes that after a warning not to scream the witness claims someone named TJ screamed.
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Louisville- Courier- Journal
Poor Fellows Beggar Needs Quarter for a Meal
A beggar pleads for a quarter from a victim who suggests selling the diamond ring he wears. The beggar reveals the ring belongs to his chauffeur, making the request impossible to fulfill. The exchange highlights class and pride in a tense moment.
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Giamond
Notice to Contractors for Sioux Township School House Bid
Bids for a new school house in sub-district No 3 Sioux Township Sioux County Town will be received until 3 PM July 1 1927. Plans and specs seen at Rock Valley Iowa Farmers Lumber Company or County Superintendent Office. Contract awarded to lowest responsible bidder at 3 PM July 1 at Center School House Sioux Township. Bids sealed with 5 percent certified check to ensure contract entry. The board reserves the right.
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Sioux Township
Sioux County
Rock Valley
Farmers Lumber Company
Iowa
Center School House
Punny Remedy Exchange Sparks Household Debate
A quirky dialogue shows a mother needing care and a plan to boost her strength with iron. The father half jokes that a flatiron could serve as a remedy, highlighting a lighthearted, absurd domestic exchange from a bygone era.
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Helen
Fragmented Editorial Fragments Reflect Social Notes
A collection of stray lines references conflict civility and marriage norms. It mentions a hot headed man confusing discussion and concussion and hints at ri valries among people. The note touches radio broadcasts from Niagara Falls and the idea that poverty should not excuse marriage.
Women Swing Vote Helps Hindenburg Win Election
Women are credited with turning the tide for Hindenburg in the German vote, defeating the theory that charisma or looks decide elections. The remark notes Hindenburg is not a prize winner or beauty show.
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Hindenburg
Lobster-Fine Question Populates Odd Dialogue
A quirky fragment references fish, cops, and a lobster fine in a garbled line. It hints at playful chatter or a satirical aside without clear narrative or individuals.
The Miracle Woman Mry Shrimp Past and Future
A playful dialogue on reading the past and future unfolds as Madame Goochi-Sir challenges a guess about what his wife asked to bring home for tea pork sausages in a whimsical Sydney Bulletin exchange.
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Madame Goochi
Ydney Bulletin
School board seals bids and loan offers surface
A fragment notes rejection of bids by FLUC KOCK, Secretary of the School Board, and announces loan offers of up to 106.00 per acre on good improved land for 5 7 or 10 years at a low rate. It also mentions available living money and invites inquiries to D U Scanland and Son.
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D. U. Scanland& Son
Aneola Root touted as cure all by Braham resident
Jerry Nebel of Braham Minnesota reports Aneola Root cured him of repeated inflammatory attacks and gave relief after two days of use. The ad promotes Aneola Root for chronic constipation rheumatism bloating kidney and liver trouble and lists HH. Pember as the seller.
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Jerry Nebel
Braham
Minu
HH. Pember
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