Lawsuit Over Oil Lease Breach in Waukee County Court
The case filed in the district court concerns breach of contract between Sperling and Kinney Coastal Oil Company regarding an oil and gas lease. The plaintiff alleges the defendant Willems failed to fulfill terms including land development and notice to begin operations by specific dates, despite surveys and material hauling.
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Earls Sodas
Stites
Lewis
Tt and Gass Company
Ganghuli
Wye
Newh Williams
Ida Grove
Willems
Heylemier SS
Warhukie County
Wau
Ile Agee
Aepgreer Sd
Ams
Kinney Costall Comio
Tim- Mey Costal
Bevington Still Among the Missing in Iowa Case
Sioux City attorney Tom Tevington failed to report for an insanity hearing in Woodbury County after a sensational divorce action. Sheriff deputies searched city haunts for Bevington and his nurse Minnie De Velde, but he remained at large. A late report hinted he might be taken into custody before day’s end.
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Tom Tevington
Sioux City
Woodury County
Tevington
Woodlary County Insanity Commission
Bevington
Devote
Minnie de Velde
Sienktry Thoamskiy Nigent
Bevineton
Farmers to Be Told of Poultry Diseases
Poultry health instruction is planned at Tieslee voy poultry school in Etna Hall consolidated school, with a Wednesday June 10 session. Experts will discuss sanitation, feeding, vaccination, and disease prevention, featuring a final bird inspection and judges for all entrants.
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Tieslee Voy
Etna Hall Consolidated School
Tiesiss
Riesa
Unclear Text Fragment on Court Case and Fees
Fragmentary OCR notes refer to a court matter with references to cruelty, a person named Chareze, and a court hearing. The text also mentions payment of fees and a subject copying something considered easy to reproduce. The overall content is garbled and lacks clear facts or outcomes.
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Wien
Marriage Licenses and Weather Forecast Items
Marriage licenses listed with names and ages for several couples across counties. June forecast shows unsettled weather from June 7 to 14 with showers in Illinois Nebraska and South Dakota and cooler temperatures noted in western areas.
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Nebraska
South Dakota
Luun
Princeton Bars Faraed Keg Party by Alumni Action
In Trion New Jersey on June 7, Princeton alumni move to ban a large keg party. The action is prompted by concerns over liquor use and student safety at future events. The university community may enforce stricter oversight following the decision.
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Princeton
Farmers Co operate to lnsieve Dairying in Tatu Ja
A report from Tatu Ja June 7 describes Mac county farmers forming a co operative effort to enhance dairying. They discuss purchasing Guernsey heifers and cows from Wisconsin for family use and possible inclusion in dairy herds, with prices cited around 100 to 149 dollars per head. The group plans to send interested farmers to Wisconsin to view the stock and arrange shipments.
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Tatu
Macs County
Wiskensina
Guernsey
Yorktown
Wisconsin
Franklin County club camp opens at fairgrounds
About 150 girls attend a three day camp at the Franklin County fair grounds. The event is directed by Laura E. Waite home demonstration agent and organized by the Franklin County club.
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Lampton
Ta. Jeune
Franklin County Club
Clmn
Franklin County Fair Grounds
Laura E. Waite
Des Moines Panel Considers Opening a Gasoline Station
A Des Moines Antemolaic club committee plans to report today on whether to open a gasoline station for members. The move follows findings that Minnesota and northern Iowa prices are lower than Des Moines by about three cents per gallon.
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Des Moines
Des Moines Antemolaic Club
Imanas
Maestrc
Minnesota
Low
Moonshine raid nets arrests on Tarpeenth Street
Gorse Danwl and J He Miler were arrested after a moonshine raid by the purity squad at their establishments on Tarpeenth Street. Officers confiscated a quantity of illicit liquor.
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Gorse Danwl
J. He. Miler
Aging Mexican recluse dies after cold stream dip
In Alpine San Ereck County Juan de la Cruz Pipo died while his sons recalled his 110 years and his habit of rising at 4:00 a.m. to bathe in a cold stream. He advised early rising and frugal meals of domestic animals and vegetables to live longer.
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San Diego
Cal
Juan de la Cruz Pipo
Alpine
San Ereco
Jian
Duyr
Differences in Tie Types Spark About Fifteen Ties
A comparison of tie styles shows about 15 distinct variants. Experts note variations in fabric, knot, and width affecting appearance and formality.
Sioux City Veterans of Foreign Wars encampment notes
A battered report from Sioux City outlines VFW Veterans of Foreign Wars state department officers and officers from Shull post as well as plans for a membership drive. It covers encampment events at Jackson Day ceremonies and the 25th national encampment at Atlantic City details and delegates from 20 Iowa posts.
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Ace Oneninye
Everett Waller
State Department
Sioux City
Jackson
New Orleans
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Canmander
Waller
Joseph A. Milam
Meaward
Kanoun
Roy T. Quick
Weir M. Murphy
Bivorian
Willis Forbes
Siouxity
Af Shull Post
Atlantic City
Iowa
Shull Post
Welfare Bureau Aids 307 Families of Poor
Three hundred seven Sioux City families received family welfare bureau aid in May. May totals included 272 cases carried over from April and 35 new cases. the total is 50 fewer than in May 1923.
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Sioux City
Family Welfare Bureau
Deer Population Rises in California Despite Losses
San Francisco reports that deer numbers in California are increasing even though hunters and mountain lions together kill at least 50,000 annually. Current estimates from the California fish and game commission put the statewide deer population at 300,000 to 400,000.
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San Francisco
California
California Fish and Game Commission
Toll of London road accidents rises in three months
A police report shows 158 lives lost to traffic crashes in three months. Of these, 140 deaths were linked to mechanically propelled vehicles.
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London
Police Department
Italy to permit limited gambling under new cabinet plan
Italy will allow limited games of chance in a small number of recognized resorts, with strict measures to keep gambling houses in check as announced by the cabinet.
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Rome
Italy
Fragmented OCR Summary Card
The readable text is garbled with names and phrases unclear. There are no coherent events, dates, or entities to identify a concrete news item or outcome.
Fractured typed fragment hints at a local accident report
OCR excerpts describe a fall on a college avenue near a Cot efi Pine gear location. Observers mention a bystander and a card or bag and a person near a supermarket. The text references a person named Seema and a time frame around a Friday event with sparse clarity.
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Ash Srey
Atpeer
Veterans urged to contact American Legion for bonus aid
The American Legion asks all World War I veterans to refrain from writing to Washington about bonus blanks. Posts nationwide will handle the forms to aid the Veterans Bureau as clerical work is centralized. Frank Miles of Des Moines, editor of the Iowa Legionnaire, says every veteran in Iowa will receive aid through the Legion.
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Muntturis
X-Sodie
Sioux City
Woodbiry County
Monsaon
Asnectoan Legion
Denario Plaas
Legion
Washington
Veterans Bureau Department
American Legion
Washington Department
Eivery
Towa
Frank Miles
Des Moines
Towa Lezionaire
Normal Schoel Holds Graduation Exercises
M. G. Clark, superintendent of public schools, gave the commencement address for 17 Sioux City normal school graduates. More than 200 attended at the North Junior high auditorium, with Miss Gertrude Eaton directing. Rev. John H. Andresen gave the invocation as Lucille Davis played piano and Laura Adams and Krenims Iftm sang a duet. The chorus performed several selections and F. A. McCornack, school board president, awarded diplomas.
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M. G. Clark
Sioux City Normal School
North Junior High
Gertrude Eaton
John H. Andress
First Congregational Church
Lucille Davis
Laura Adams
Krenims
F. A. McCornack
New Jersey Shriners Greeted in Sioux City
A special 14 car train from Trenton New Jersey carried Shriners to Sioux City where Abu Bekr temple Nobles hosted them for several hours. The party included a 65 member band and a Shrine patrol of 65. The visitors toured the city by automobile before a 7 PM luncheon and departure toward Duluth.
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Trenton
N. J
Sioux City
New York College Girls Temper at Home Boundary
A New York psychologist notes college girls push toward maturity while at home parental restraint remains strong. The observer says young women resist limits at college and are treated as independent, contrasted with home expectations.
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New York
Coners
Shop Girls Spruch in Bournemouth Uniform Dress Reform
Bournemouth shop girls began to dress better than customers prompting store managers to provide uniforms to standardize attire. Employees wore frills and style changes to fit the shop’s image and appeal to buyers.
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Bournemouth
Eng
Fox Farm Saga Mentioned in United States Report
A brief notes a fox farm in the United States appears in a report, referencing activity around foxes and related fur industry topics without detailed context. The fragment hints at farm operations or regulatory discussion involving fox populations and agriculture.
Council hears debate on Patrolman O Connor reinstatement
Intense council discussion centers on Patrolman Jerry O Connors reinstatement and his posting or lack of assignment to duty. John Conway argues the police safety department should place him back to work while opposing sides claim mandate and costs, with Civil Service Commission backing cited.
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Introlman
Jerry O'Connor
Joe Yeung
Civil Service Commission
Council Co
John Conway
Grant Avenue
Lewis
Pulte Safety Department
O'Connor
O'Conner
Civil Service
Iim
Paul Hatfield
Caf
Wilcax
Fragmented OCR shows notes on drill event details and park uniforms
The text records scattered mentions of a drill event and uniforms for a group or club, with references to committees and schedule timing before a midweek meeting. It includes stray names and incomplete phrases about a park and attire.
Jao co Suit Results Injure Girl in Fourth Street Collision
A damaged text item reports a court suit arising from injuries to a girl in a Fourth Street crash. Authorities allege reckless driving and failure to act, with charges pending as funds and a legal action proceed.
Sioux City Store Extends Group Life Insurance Plan
The Hartford based Travelers Insurance Company group plan offers life insurance at reduced rates to store employees in a mutual arrangement. Department managers and executives may join, with overall staff support and broad acceptance among workers seeking lower life insurance costs through the group program.
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Sioux City
Davidson
Arranges Group
Travelers’ Tasuran Company
Hartmt
Conn
Divison Tros
Suvanes On & Sprecial
Unclear OCR Fragment Hints at Legal or Trial Proceedings
Fragmentary text references names such as Smith and Walsh and mentions a jury and attorneys. The readable portions imply a legal setting with preliminaries and a figure tied to a 14 year claim, but details are too garbled to confirm specifics.
Labor Bureau Asked For Harvesting Work
Youths and men have flooded the federal state labor bureau with requests for harvesting work in Iowa in late summer and fall. W J Holmes says the seekers are from the east and southeast. The main inquiry concerns wages, but he cannot advise yet as the harvest season is a long way off.
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Federal-State Labor Bureau
Iowa
W. J. Holmes
Bureau
Ptters
Holmes
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