Death of Mrs Van Pearsem in Orange City
Mrs John Van Pearsem died suddenly at her parents home near Orange City at 6 pm Wednesday after a trip for medical advice. She was 29, survived by her husband, parents, four sisters, two brothers, and many relatives. Funeral held at First Reformed Church, Orange City, at 2 pm Saturday after noon.
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Harding and Hughes Harmony in Iowa Governor Race
The letter cites Harding and harmony as pivotal in Iowa politics. It praises Harding’s integrity and law enforcement record, cites endorsements from Senator Cummins and local leaders, and argues the Republican platform and defense spending favor Harding over Wilson. It condemns partisan tactics and urges voters to back Harding to swell the Republican majority.
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Farmer builds house and barn at low cost with own labor
A farmer outlines how he planned and built a 30 by 32 foot house and 36 by 40 foot barn using self labor, reused timber, and bids from suppliers to cut costs. He dug the basement, cast the foundation, hauled materials, and avoided hiring for labor where possible, achieving total costs around 2516 dollars for the house and 700 dollars for the stable.
Judge Evans Seeks Second Term for State Supreme Court
Judge W. D. Evans, current chief justice of Towa, requests supporters to back his bid for a second term on the State Supreme Court. The Herald editor notes Evans appears a safe re-election candidate, citing long residency and influence in Town.
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Real Estate Transfers List From Local Records
Real estate transfers show D G Johnson taking parcels in Treton for $500 each and multiple transfers to W Jentges and others. Additional entries include Brinkman and Harmelink to Sas, De Vries to Stock, and Vogelaar J, Sas with replat details and sums ranging from $1,250 to $3,520.
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Pondering If Harding Voted for Gardner Cowell
The piece questions how history would read if Harding two years ago backed Gardner Cowell for the state educational board leader. It suggests press alignments would shift in praise or critique depending on that choice and related editorials from Norris and Kelly.
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Realistic Spelling Quirk Observed in Medical Letters
The note points out inconsistent spelling in patient letters with examples like pota to and cwlet. It highlights how words such as hiccough cela weight and phthisis vary in form across letters. The passage links such variation to a trend called the seed of the new spelling bee by The Prisoner.
Untidiness Rewards a Literary Marriage
A Pittsburgh Dispatch report says a literary man wed the woman he married for keeping her top bureau drawer in disarray. A woman who knew the bride doubted the story yet noted the drawer’s chaotic glory as proof of her independence and potential for a carefree partnership.
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