Fragmentary narration about Mr. Dog and a stand by the rack
A fragmented passage describes a character locked in thought of home and father with Mr. Dog present at a doorway or stand by racks. The scene hints at tension and a protective stance near the dog, suggesting a moment of tension or danger.
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Dog
Fox and Dog Tale Ends With Narrow Escape
A fox and dog chase unfolds by a river with Mrs. Fox luring the beagle away. The fox escapes through a fallen tree while the dog slips into the water, leaving the clever pair safe at home as the hunter’s plans fail.
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Mr. Fox
Dog
Mr Man
Mr. Dog
Mr. Pox
Man
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
A LINE O' CHEER Poem by John Kendrick Bangs
A brief verse reflects on separation and reunion as ships sail beyond distant ports. The speaker recalls a departed friend and finds solace in the belief that someday they will meet again beyond the sea’s horizons.
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McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Smoking Rules Evolving for Women Across Venues
Analysis notes shifts in social norms as women increasingly smoke in public settings. Old taboos fade in hotels and tea rooms while certain restaurants segregate smoking areas. Instances abroad spark protests and dress codes. volunteers post placards urging girls not to smoke in dormitories despite freedoms expanding.
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England
The Meanest Man We Heard Of
A poem recounts extremely mean men, noting their stinginess and harshness. It contrasts petty cruelty with a man who discredits Santa Claus to avoid giving, claiming one “meanest fellow” already. The piece is attributed to Will Bt Ma Maupin.
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Santa Claus
Will Bt
Ma Maupin
Something to Think About by F. 4. Walker
A 1922 McClure Syndicate meditation urges sharing happiness with others and apologizing quickly after faults. It warns against brood over petty offenses, notes happiness stands nearby, and calls for sacrificing pique to pursue inner contentment and harmony.
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F. 4
Walker
Lfe
Fis
McClure
Has Anyone Laughed At You Because You Use Taxis
A short reflective piece argues taxis can save money and wear on clothing by avoiding rain exposure and delaying breakdowns. It suggests taxi use may reduce future medical costs and keep a person rested for appointments, countering views of extravagance.
Havelock Happenings and Local Outings
Dr W A Stages of Estherville visited Havelock Saturday. Numerous townsfolk and visitors enjoyed outings at Silver Lake and at Clear Lake. Local dances, visits, and social calls fill weekend pages with engagements from Pocahontas to Laurens.
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W. A
Estherville
Frank Higby
Earl Sandy
Rolfe
Elmer Sanding
W. A. Smith
Swan Wilson
Joe
Leonard
Pocahontas
Bert Smith
Ayrshire
Lewis Wilson
Rodman
Ruthven
Jim Williams
T. D. Mason
Sanborn
Minn
N. D. Snell
Pete Smith
Myr
Will Smith
C. C. Cole
Clear Lake
John Bauhacker
Will Froh
Fort Dodge
G. A
Perry Grover
J. ‘Speer
Wade Holt
Minnesota
W. E. White
West Bend
H. H.reents
Storm Lake
B. C. Boysen
Byron
Muriel Watters
Laurens
A. J Ashby
Havelock
Silver Lake
A. F. Mick
R. E.graver
G. A. Graver
Will and
Elmer Bishop
Marion Shideler
Ds. Snell
J. H. Bachman
Geo. Obrecht
Will Nowack
Klaus Johnson
Elim Nickelsen
Lou Hawk
Frank
Higby
Orie Hartsel
Illinois
Sam Johnson
Co. W. Brown
G. A. Grover
Will Fioh
Bagby
Fioh
Garver
John
J. H. Ene
Elmer
Howard. Albaugh
Miller Hall
Luchter
Milford
C. W. Brown
M. Sharp
Helen Anderson
Marathon
County Board Proceedings in Pocahontas Iowa 1923
Board of supervisors met by adjournment with all members present. They heard the drainage improvement petition of Kizer et al and adjourned further actions to June 26 then July 3. Minutes from multiple sessions were approved. various contracts and leases were authorized. a new courthouse entry rule was adopted. Numerous county fund claims were allowed including supplies labor and transportation.
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Auditor’s Office
Pocahontas
Iowa
A. C. Schroeder
Board of Supervisors
Cedar Township
John, Cornath
L. R. Wright
Fonda
Lorens Larsen
Heckerson
Lois Meyers
Pocahontas Oil Co
J. C. Sediacek
A. F. Tutt
Jet Brown
Lundien
Anna Pruin
Burdick
H. E. Butler
Muriel Wilson
Regina Bush
Blanche Morey
C. Peterson
Jessie Terry
Peterson
Nellie Stover
Shimon Drug Co
B. U. Richards
Methwne Merchants Stamp & Stencil Co
Leon. Allen
H. J. Murphy
WE. Allen
Humboldt Gravel Co
Wm. Day
Vincent Fuchs
D. C. Blake
Clark Jolliffe
Hattie Harrington
Will Wiseman
Standard Oil Co
Ft. Dodge Auto Co
Bridge Fund
S.M. Ibson
Howard-Schnieders
H. Brokaw
W. Ih. Habermehl
H. Channon
John H. Lucas
Wilson
G. J. Peterson
On Motion
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BY E.R. Peyser
McClare-Newapaner Syndicate
Dork
Ethel R
Physer
Synacate
Kansas
Hutchinson
Ohio
Fidlay & Chambers
Chas. Jarvill
Randall Melson
Wu. Day
D.O. Blake
R. G. Aden
D. O. Blake
F. A. Koenig
Elmer Moeler
Francis McCartan
Rose McCormick
Omundsen
G. C. Persing
J. F. Ryan
I. O'Keefe
L. W. Dahlman
CG. H. Carlson
R. D. Bollard
G. C. Johnson
C. C. Lucas
J. P. Meehan
J. McCartan
S. L. McIntire
Poea
Chas. Pattee
R. F. Williams
SSUUH
Sam Zimmerman
Will Shimon
Russell Grader Co
J.D. Adams Co
W. J. Dixon
Fort Dodge Auto Co
Howard Schnieders
Gallion
F. O’brien
Fitzgerald
W.H. Habbermehl
Hawkeye Oil Co
Funda
County Farm
Pocahontas Light Plant
C. C. Prouty Co
County Farm LW
I. H. Brokaw
Poor Fund
Elsen
E. Flessner
J. F. O'Brien
Lena Dayton
Emma Whitmarsh
Samuelson
John Dirks
Kettle
Jas. Logan
John Kemp
W. Moore