Rankin Probes Mrs Jordan On Murder Case Fate
Detective Rankin confronts Mrs. Jordan, Stuart Jordan’s wife, about her alibi and marriage details tied to the Philadelphia murder. She declares she traveled aboard the Florida with cabin 28 on C deck and offers her stage-name past as Laura Du Monte while recounting her sea voyage and arrival.
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Rankin
Jordan
Philadelphia
Stuart
St. Louis
Mu Beta Sigma
Mrs. Jordan
Stuart Jordan
Laura du Monte
Dumont
Anna Sumner
Australians lure Americans with frontier opportunities
FRANK PARKER STOCKBRIDGE discusses rabbits and required restocking in Kansas, Australian rabbit fur demand, and the new frontier for British and American youth. He muses on economic nationalism, romance in exploration, cold cures at altitude, and the difficulty of enforcing social schemes without backing by force, concluding that self-action shapes progress.
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Kansas
Danbury
Mongolia
Australia
Great Northern Territory
America
Local residents host visitors and recoveries in town
Mr and Mrs John Warrington spent the weekend in Des Moines visiting friends. Eleanor Dunn of Marshalltown visits the Gail Morse home. Maude Hamilton of Greattingsr visits Geraldine Buckley. The Elmer Weir family arrived for a few days with Mr and Mrs Byron Weir. John Dunham and Henry Hale return to Iowa State College after two weeks with family. Jack Hepp, working in Knoxville, weekends with his parents. Two year old Richard Louring from south of Terris is taken to Birney hospital for an arm setting. Sylvia Drew of Grachtinger returns home after a week with her brother R. Drew and family. Floyd Johnson returns home from Coleman hospital after appendicitis. Mr and Mrs Walter Anderson of Muskegon visit in town with Mrs Nels Anderson. Mr and Mrs George Busman, Mr and Mrs C E Zeimer and Mrs Wordeman dine with Mr and Mrs Will Sweet. Mrs Byron Weir returns home from Birney hospital after a ten day operation. Arlene Brubaker, Maxine Callender, Vera Joyce Horswell and Astrid Svensen resume studies at Town State College after Christmas holidays.
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Arlene Brubaker
Maxine Callender
Vera Joyce Horswell
Astrid Svensen
Town State College
The Holy Dole and the Four Great Treasures
The text recounts biblical figures from Adam to Noah and the antediluvian era. It notes Jubal as the first musician and Tamal Cain as the first blacksmith, praising old ages and human flaws. Noah builds the ark amid derision, with a warning ignored until the flood. It argues the Bible shows figures with flaws, reflecting reader self.
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Jubal
Trnbal-Cain
Adam
Methusalch
Noah
Shem
Ham
Japheth
New Year Visits From Des Moines Minneapolis and Ames
Mr and Mrs M A Young of Des Moines spent New Years day with Mrs P M Smith and daughters Miss Ruth Smith joined them for a few days. Mr and Mrs Robert Olmstead and son Bobbie of Minneapolis visited here with H Olmstead and Will Dick families. Also present were Mr and Mrs T FB Anderson and Grover, Mrs Harry Arget Singer of St Paul and Mrs Sarah Warner. Miss Marie Sorum and Miss Astrid Svensen visited in Minneapolis for New Year at M H Sorum's home. Svensen then went to Ames to resume studies at Iowa State College.
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M. A. Young
Des Moines
P. M. Smith
Ruth Smith
Robert Olmstead
Bobbie
Minneapolis
H. Olmstead
Will Dick
T. FB. Anderson
Grover
Minnapolis
Harry Argeet- Singer
St. Paul
Sarah Warner
Marie Sorum
Astrid Svensen
Miss Sorum
M. H. Sorum
Miss Svensen
Ames
Iowa State College
Board Proceedings December 29 1933
Board met with all members present and adjourned sine die after approving minutes. Bond of J V Pennell as Justice of the Peace for Armstrong Grove township was approved.
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Lft
Osher
M. J. Iverson
C. E. Fuller
Camden
Gussie Wendt Alimony Case Cites NRA Home Code
In Chicago Gussie Wendt claims alimony after her husband failed to meet a home code set by the NRA. The agreement required him to be home by 8 PM each night, but he forgot the code and stayed out late, prompting her plea for support. The case centers on the breach and the resulting alimony demand.
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Chicago
Gussie Wendt
Hubby
Typographical Error Apology From Tarpon Springs Leader
The Tarpon Springs Leader apologizes for a misprinted heading in a short page one story. The editor recalls drafting "Mid-West Covered With Sleet" but the proof read as "Mae West Smothered With Sheet." The Lake Wales Florida News reports the correction.
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Tarpon Springs
Mid-West
Mae West
Lake Wales
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