Fragmented City Briefs Mixed With Odd Remnants
Odd clippings describe local events including a ladies night at a venue called Bika elab roame, October 15, and notes on Moosie by Moore with refreshments. A railroad function, a Saturday trip, and berry harvest discussions appear alongside garbled weather references and a memorial mention for a Mr. Ree 1 4 Martaghoaf Estherville. Community notices cover church youth activities, a birthday gathering, and a Ladies Auxiliary luncheon plans with social details.
Administrator's Notice to Pablo in Ramet County
An administrator announces legal actions in Ramet County. The notice names Kathy M. Bete and the court clerk, indicates sworn preparatory steps and impending payment claims related to probate or estate matters. The text references a May or October timeframe and involves a formal posting by the district dome office.
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Pablo
Ditriet
Ramet
Kathy M. Bete
Afila
Walker Adilotates
Ballot Law Splits Tickets With Non Partisan Judicial Line
The article outlines a new ballot format approving a non partisan judicial ticket in the right hand column alongside party tickets. It notes no candidates for supreme or district courts on any party ticket and describes voter choice to mark party and non partisan lines. Fort Dodge Messenger reports mixed views on women’s organizations and reform efforts in Katfer Ville and surrounding areas. It also mentions a local notice about a contract dispute and a Portland visitor, with emphasis on community efforts and advertising dynamics.
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Rtc
Cle
Euprenme
Anced
Cal Rmaf
Harty
Rupreme Court
Fort Dodge Messenger
Merchants and Newspapers Great Factors In Building Up a Town
The local paper urges merchants to support the home newspaper as essential to town growth. It argues advertising funds the paper, which in turn helps merchants by informing the public of special offerings. Strong merchant support is portrayed as key to a thriving community press.
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Columons
Soqomer
Han
Ue Boards of Trade
Pocahontas County to Sue State Over Lake Bed Funds
Pocahontas county officials order County Attorney Shaw and Fo. Gilebpier to sue the state for 20 000 dollars over funds from the sale of Rat and Swan lake beds near Laurens. They urge the money be used for local roads, contending state officials blocked repayment and diverted funds.
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Pocahontas
Lake Red
Webster City
Board of Aupervianra
Pocahontas County
Shaw
Fo. Gilebpier
Rat
Swan Lakes
Laurens
Atate
Che Coterie
Ofterland
Tee
Thorong
Isaup
Mency
Pacahontas County
Methodist Church Notes Kypworth League Social And Sermons
The Kypworth League held its monthly dusitvess aid social with reports from department heads and a pleasing scene of tables. Readings vocal and instrumental music and after dinner speeches marked the event. The city youth are invited to League service Sunday evening and mid week prayer Thursday. Pastor Frederick Case preached a first sermon last Sabbath morning, with Moe's solo enjoyed. The next sermon is The Building of Faith with an evening subject Some Aspects of Salvation. A cordial welcome to worship is extended.
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Kypworth League
Frederick FL Case
Mise Moe
Making Shat Bracketed Tale of a Mechanical Quilt Tower
A Pearson's Weekly passage describes a peculiar device with a perforated quilt bottom and a sliding mechanism. Two totes align and release molten droplets into a cold tank, forming no globular shapes as the tower lengthens.
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Tuyer
Pearson's Weekly
Her Seven Sons Portrait Sparks Heartfelt Lament
A mother mourns her seventeen year old son lost to drowning. A famed artist friend of the family asked for every photo of the boy, from infancy onward, to create a single portrait. The scene shows younger children playing as the adult son appears in a rustic setting. The mother cries, lamenting that only seven existed after the loss of six before his death.
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Motcher
Tost
Blu
Nous
Abe Wald
Iowa Beekeeping Growth Promised by Inspector
Iowa ally labels and statements highlight rising interest in beekeeping with White Clover honey praised as the best in the country. State bee inspector Frank C. Pellett predicts Iowa will become the leading honey producer in twenty years as farmers expand beekeeping alongside hogs and cattle.
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Iowa
Frank C. Pellett
Atlantic
Lowa
Des Moines
Iowa Land Boom Draws Midwestern Farmers to Buy
Illinois Indiana and Ohio farmers travel to Iowa paying 150 to 400 dollars per acre for farms. Buyers aim to settle, not speculate, while experts predict town land near five years hence may reach 500 dollars per acre. Iowa’s wealth potential is highlighted by population growth and rising production, signaling prosperity for informed farmers.
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Llinois
Indiana
Ohio
Iowa
Sam
Popcorn Grower Makes Fortune From Iowa Crop
Holstein Advance notes Dave N Zimmerman marketed popcorn from 180 acres and earned about 6 117 dollars despite prices falling below two dollars per hundredweight. Zimmerman previously contracted corn at 2 10 per hundred, a year earlier, and despite lower current prices, he realized substantial profit leading him to move to town last summer.
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Dave N. Zimmerman
Record corn yields and prices reported in Iowa
Ed Fisher reports sweet corn bringing 45.89 per acre with 5 percent of his acreage yielding 252.40, totaling over 614 tons per acre at seven dollars a ton. He also notes field corn averaging 66 to 70 bushels with some fields reaching 80, signaling strong results in Iowa.
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Ed Fisher
Paste Over Warped Sheet Music Edges for Longevity
A Woman's Home Companion tip recommends covering the warp sheet with a matlike edge seal to protect the sheet music. This method, applied along the borders, should extend the life of the sheet for years.
Allivenis In The Water How A Hat May Save A Life
This piece explains makeshift life preservers from everyday items like a pot pan or hat. It cites a Meadowlark reference and recounts a girl using an umbrella to stay afloat after a boat capsized, noting air trapped under objects can keep a head above water for hours. Also includes a jocular exchange about a young man named Wigley.
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Mountain Lake
George Walsh
Leslie
Is There Anything Specially Interesting in the Case
Philadelphia Ledger notes a bank cashier stole 817. The bank president quips that they did not trust him implicitly, highlighting the curious dynamics of the investigation and the cashier’s betrayal.
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Philadelphia Ledger
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