Veiled Village Mystery Involving Crandall Case
The narrative follows a tense inquest in a village where Hugh Crandall is suspected in a death and possible linked letters. A detective-narrator questions witnesses, uncovers a yellow letter clue, investigates a Bridgeport connection, and pursues a theory tying Crandall to a double mystery in New York and across towns.
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van Lovien Barris
Hugh Crandall
Fon Atharine
Phees
Aielin
Wileh
Faria
Kent
Katharine
Attemptet
Spector Davis
Crandal
Pottom
Kaptaring
Bisey Piggsten
Xene
Davis
Locky
New York
Cook
Crandall
Adetiért
Jean Gil
Porangr
Piciowsly
DaWla
Bridgeport
Ardway
Hridgeport
Levas
New
York
Aren
Andred Elwer
Katharine Partai
Artifislal Graveyard of acoma pueblo site described
Fragmentary text describes a graveyard atop a flat rock near Acoma pueblo New Mexico with references to an ancient church and construction by Indian labor. The passage mentions a Spanish influence and a long building process, citing heavy loads moved by workers.
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United States
Acoma
N. It
Gok
Ely
Plata
Leonie
Ames Students Win Second in National Dairy Show
Ames-Studentar of Iowa State College placed second in dairy cattle judging at the national dairy show in Chicago. The Ames team also earned the highest Holstein grade with a 490 cash award. Guernsey bull from Town isue college stock won first in overall competition. Team members were Lester Gillette Fustoria C L Burlingham Georges Thompson and Howard Barker. Coach Prof H H Kiidees.
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Ames
Iowa State College
Iftue College
Lester,Gillette
Fustoria
C. L. Burlingham
Georges Thompson
Lamont
Howard Barkar
Prof
H, H
Kiidees
Corn Show Returns to Ames During Midwinter Short Course
Ames to host the annual Iowa Corn Growers exhibition at Iowa State College from January 4 to 16 as part of the winter short course. H L Wiehing of the agronomy department is secretary, arranging prizes and exhibits. The event, now educational and free to visitors, aims to draw 1,000 students and hundreds more from across the state, restoring the show's former prominence after past relocations.
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Ames
Iowa
Iowa Corn Growers Associiation
Iowa State
Heldtin
H. L. ‘Wiehiing
Town Corn Growers’ Association
Atate
Extraordinary Season Recorded in 1816 Diary
An old diary kept by Mr. Stoner’s grandfather recounts an extraordinary summer in 1816 with January and February unusually warm and March cold. Sleet and snow fell on 27 days in May, and summers in Vermont and Maine saw heavy snow. July was cold, August brought frost, and spring 1817 saw a crop sale from 1816 stored for weed at a high price.
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Doholl
Stoner
South Mountain
Penn
Vermont
Maine
United States
Pat
Bush
Duyers
Grand Jury Probes Local Homicide Case In October Term
The October term grand jury of Sre county district court met in Sau City to investigate a shooting involving a young man named Pulls. Several people were killed in the incident, and this week few local officials have been summoned to appear for the probe.
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Odebalt
Sre County Distriet Court
Sau City
Pulls Nome
Grand
Focal
Iowa Coal Output From Des Moines Report
Des Moines reports daily coal production in Iowa totaling about 60 604 tons per day. State mining official B D Swien ey notes wage issues and labor shortages affecting the mines and operations across the region.
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Dee Moines
Iowa
B.D. Swieney
Ming
Tardy In Eleven Years
Mason City records note Lewis Hyrriaon near Naehys has not been absent or tardy in eleven years. Earlier reports credited Stanhope students with seven years clean attendance, then four years more by Harrieon. The text is garbled but records a long attendance streak and competing claims.
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Mason City
Iowa
Lewis Hyrriaon
Naehys
Stanhope
Harrieon
Vetarlandan Appointed as State College Extension Aid
Prominent veterinarian Kilpe)ae was named to the extension staff of the state college veterinary department. He will focus on cattle and sheep disease treatment and advising farmers to healthfully manage stock as part of the college program. Woodmen rate suspension discussed by the order.
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Vetarlandan
State College
Itt
West Liberty land sale amid Iowa notes
Clark sold a 260 acre tract at West Liberty to Joseph Guthrie of Long Tree for 300 per acre. Fire damaged the Acme Cement Plaster mill southeast of Fort Dodge. Reports mention fish and gate law violations near Lahigh triggering a state game warden investigation. A hay loft fall left a farmer dead from injuries. A cross country auto trip begins for Bennett, George Peavy, and Marcus to the Pacific coast. A Morningside College student leads a new Aurelia band with weekly practices. Hog cholera theory prompts state veterinary inquiry. Marshal County Christian Endeavor meets near New bane dot tinve. Marshalltown plans debt bonds and city share funding. Various injuries and crimes reported including a Des Moines shooting and a Mason City murder with unclear identity.
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Clark
West Liberty
Joseph Guthrie
Long Tree
aThe Acme Cement Plaster Company
Fort Dodge
Lahigh
Kevi Bixby
Ggo
Sow
Fi Bennett
George Peavy
Marcus
State Veterinary Department
Bangor
Marshal County Chriatian
Upton
Walah
Nau
Paurmare
New Bane
Pupel
Marshalltown
Howard
Frank Zinkuja
Uyin Hauth
Iowa City
League of Iowa Municipalities
Williem Justien
Anthonia
Chejetian
Frohe
Couler
Dubugus
Des Moines
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