Secret romance blooms through a doll and Teddy bear
A bachelor attorney in Boston rooms his law books as a girls doll and Teddy bear stir memories of a neighboring apartment. Carolyn and a doll lead to a budding romance with Dorothy Dicker and the football star Richard as a driving force toward a YM alumni dance invitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn
Munde Dicker
Mim
Richard
Tarilyn
Fang
Morv
Agnes
Boston
Dietuin Hichard
Madle Dicker
Teddy
Dorothy Pavia
Carolyn Hie
Misa Travis
Bob Davis
Uo YM
Dorothy Wahs
Nest
Richard Berton
Iowa State Fair Renamed to National Livestock Show
The Iowa State Fair and Exposition changes its name to the Iowa State Fair and National Livestock Show to reflect its broad scope and character. Officials announced the revision amid ongoing exhibition activities and livestock showcases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa State Fair
Catatte Ca Q Pure
Ela Ie
United
Fire damages hen house as Mrs Link burns trash
George Link of Wilson township suffers misfortune when a hen house burns while Mrs Link is burning trash. Prof J C Mullenix and Miss Annie Scrivens of Graysville wed Sunday July 14 by Rev A W. A. team belonging to Young Rafford ran away from McCollum farm along the road to D Mr Shelton's demolishing the buggy. Mr and Mrs Chas E Pherigo of Richland township hosted an ice cream outing in honor of their daughter Tan's 16th birthday on July 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Link
Wilson Township
Link
J. C. Mullenix
Nannie Scrivens
Graysville
A. W
Young Rachford
McCollum Farm
Chas. E. Pherigo
Richland,township
Tan
Mannon Leaves Comstock Brasfield Store to Start Quigley Partnered Firm
P NM Mannon departs from what is now the Comstock Brasfield store on August 1 to form Quigley and Mannon with Elmer Quigley. They plan a 17 by 60 foot building at the corner near Rinker's Barn. A hotel break in at Scott's Hotel left a watch and valuables missing. Henry J Wolf and Mrs Hannah Wolf wed near West Liberty on July 8. Mr F Bagge of Oxgood and Miss Nell Baskett of Lucerne marry. Hugh Elson buys the Unionville Cigar Factory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P NM Mannon
Comstock-Brasfield
Elmer Quigley
Quigley & Mannon
Rinker
Recorders
Near West Liberty
F. Bagge
Oxgood
Nell Baskett
Lucerne
Hugh Elson
Ln Ionville
Local notes report injuries, drownings and social events
L A Betsy Carroll lost the fore finger of his left hand in an ice cutter. it was sewn back and healing. Lorrell Bunch drowned in Blackbird creek while swimming with two companions after plowing near the creek. Dee Carmichael and a former Horksvile girl were rumored to elope. Sheriff Hayes issued a warning. Homer Osborn and Miss Corde Simmons married at a penitence service and plan a home on Poe radle. A national dog show sponsored by the American Kennel Club and other groups will be held in Dea Maines with $1000 in cash prizes. kennels from across the United States expected. many breeds showcased. various social notes follow about townsfolk and neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A
Betsy) Carroll
Lorrell Bunch
Blackbird Creek
Herbert Bunch
Lloyd Tellsworth
Mr Bunch
Dee Carmichael
Maines
Fair Manage
Midwest
Central West
United States
California
New York
Carga Vale
Berts
Pleasant Method One Candy Boosts Abe's Daily Pace
A well known authority on household lore claims a piece of candy perks her up after tired housework, returning Abe to her usual speed. The note highlights a simple morale boost amid domestic tasks and routine rhythms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe
Patent System Spurs American Invention and Growth
W G Cutler notes that the English patent system influenced the United States to foster innovation. He cites over 1.4 million US patents issued, a constitutional clause protecting inventors, and a 1923 surge with 40,000 patents granted and 13,000 trademarks registered. He describes safeguards, classification, fees, and the prominence of transportation patents driving progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.G. Cutler
England
United States
United States Patent Office
Jamestown
Cape Cod
Patent Office
Train Collision Claims Sublette Family Members
A passenger train collision near Sublette on Wednesday morning killed Mer Cantans and her husband Patrick Canham as well as their son, with their infant daughter Mildred severely injured. A man identified as Mr Canham and his son died. a little girl survived with serious injuries. The accident involved a race car reportedly attempting to reverse on the track. Local residents and officials mourn the victims while the family receives community support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sublette Weelnesay Morn
Autorestide Haven
Frank Ganhan
Son Orne
Aed
Mildred
Canham
Mer Cantans
Crick
Murty Korky
Patrick
Herries
Dobro
Sublette
Er Tien
Third car crash mars near Dunlap injuring Moore and wife
A two-car collision near Tivntun on the state highway left Moore with facial cuts and a broken ankle while Mrs Moore sustained hip and other injuries. The driver reportedly escaped with minor bruises as the vehicle overturned and came to rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Mere Jane
Dunlap
Tivntun
Moore
Debate Over Tax Cuts Faces 1925 U.S. Policy
Washington discussion centers on whether President Coolidge will push for moderate tax reductions to boost business or accelerate debt retirement. Treasury officials estimate surpluses could rise to 400 million as tax cuts spur capital investment, with a decision expected before March 1926.
Message From General News Correspondent At Kirksville Hospital
A General News letter from Kirksville describes hospital life during a patient’s operation and recovery. The correspondent, Feiter, notes nurses in white uniforms, graduate nurses, and the mix of anxiety and humor among patients and staff as they await procedures and care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feiter
Kirksville
Gettir
Robert Shi
Johnny
Josh
Nati
Real estate transfers listed with multiple owners and values
A compiled notice details numerous land transfers. Names include Hiram L Staats, William Green Jr, Harold H Kelley, Alice J Kelley, L C Long, Albert N Anders, John R Maize, John H Guffey, OC Potts, J E Mullenix, Edward A Goodrich, Joseph Bearhart, Roland Crawford, Samantha Walker, Hester Steele, Thomas Mitten, Florence Fairhurst, Kinser Ranser, and Lottie Mahoney. Properties span sections across Leeton, Unionville, and nearby townships with values ranging from 600 to 4000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram L. Staats
Willam Green, Jr
W. D
Harold H. Kelley
Alice J. Kelley
L. C Long
Albert N Anders
T. D
John R. Maize
John H Guffey
W D
C. Potts
A Ro Gibson
Samantha Walk
Hester Steele
Thomas Mitten
Florenceo Fairhurst
Tan Worthington
Wealth of America Cited by Banker Association Leader
Walter W Head of the New York Snerieut Bankers Association cites figures to show broad prosperity. He lists population around 110,900,000, territory 3. THY Square miles, wealth near 200,000,000,000 and bank deposits about 40,000,000,000. He cites life insurance over 70,000,000,000, farm values, cattle, wheat and other outputs, and extensive telegraph and telephone lines as signs of national strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snerieut Bankers Association
Walter W
New York
Anmrica
Fies
Camemean Kewl
Lee Moakt Case Continues At October Court Term
The Moore case was continued at the regular October term. The defendant, Moore, was arraigned for driving a voter vehicle while intoxicated. Atherton and R. Ashis of the city defend "Windy" on Standard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cassee Moore Notre Putnam
Moore
Lemons
EL Atherton
R. &. Ashis City
Missouri State Fair Opens with Governor’s Day Dedication
Missouri’s 25th State Fair opens August 15 with Governor Sam A. Baker delivering an 11 o’clock dedication in the grantstand on Governor’s Day August 17. Admission to the grandstand is free for visitors and under-2s, with a full day of ceremonies, races, bands, and free grounds attractions planned through August 22.
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Sedatia
Sam’ A. Baker
Missouri
Springfield
MKT Railroad Co
Henry County
Missouri Pacific Railroad Ca
Trianon Fk
Redpath
Oper
Civil Service Examination Notice For Carrier Positions
An examination notice details required applications to be filed with the Propriet Civil Service Secretary before August 12, 1926. Applicants must renew their certificates, meet age requirements, and pass height and weight standards. employment depends on physical and credential criteria set by the Civil Service Board and local authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Propriet Civil Service
Morsne
Allan
Tate
Shoemakers’ Patron Saint Al Crispi Biography
An OCR fragment notes Saint Al Crispi as patron of shoemakers from a noble family. It claims he became a shoemaker and allegedly ate leather to craft shoes for the people. It mentions beheading on a Solagon date with a year around 287. The text is garbled but presents a legendary patronage claim and a violent end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Crispi
Nobie
Noemaker
Perishable Goods and Political Notices Highlighted in Roving Text
The fragment references perishable goods and frost protection amid a political refrain, then shifts to legal notices from Missouri probate court. It mentions Senator Norris, a re-election bid, and warnings about protecting expenses, followed by notices of estate administration for Putnam County.
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Seaney
Carolven
Iowa State
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MT Vernon
Alexander
Lia
Hasral Seale
Mere Lou
Sen Harry Hey
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Army
Ren
Permaret
Permaret Ared
Tata Fine Trne
Tarolt Seaf
Barry
Chester Dunes
Coty Sistress Suretey
Inionvaille
Crystal Fugny
Fther Swiver
Dora Yardley
Walter Camp
Robert Alexander Tome Kred Hill
Rube Kellison
Verna Morns
Willie Camp
Revert Aleraonder
Redith Senlf
Crystal Low
Ae Tae Tahl
Att
Ashe
Alexaer
Sumas
Niles
Aer
Yeung
Ane
Orvald
Tran
Suneay
Floyd Harkney
Walter Christian
Pollock
GEM City
Musselman
KAD
Stubletta
Washington D. C
Washington
Coolidge
Great Britain
Mellon
Treasury
Congress
General News
Bethany
Lolkint Var
Kansar
Atchison
B. Pratt
Krcofives
Winthing Edison
VVREN
Ophrison
Priser
Hot Horne
Lee Moakt
Creal Service Examination Post Office
Paul G
Uhukman Daalaval Service Board
Shoemakers
White Way
P. Morrison
U. & L. Batteries
Hk Hipfers
Aes Boma Te
PNRM
Hageson
Hayes
Norris
Nebraska
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Notic Smate
Putnan
Miscouri
T B Valentine
Lona Hill
Herbert L
Putnam County
Dana Croft
Seai
Ela
Bex
L. H. Howard
A. Hart Schaffner
Farmers Co-Operative A
C. G. Smith
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