Synthetic Rubber Rivalry Sees English German Advance
The article reviews the race to produce synthetic rubber, focusing on English and German chemists. It notes Dr F E Matthews and Prof Williams Ramsay and Fernbach early work, Hofmann at Elberfeld's key role, and the shift from isoprene discovery to heat polymerization. It discusses cost, raw materials, byproducts, and potential impacts on natural rubber from Malay plantations, with international competition shaping future supply and pricing.
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F E Matthews
Tingland
Wo W Perkin
Wiliam Ramsay
Fernbach
Matthews
Williams
Ferrubach
Willan Hambay
Kid Associates
Lunstan
Carl Coutelle
Eiberfeld
Growth Attached to it
"You've been sleeping in the tele phone booth, I believe." said the manager of the summer hotel. "Yes." I can give you a tililard table now, if you lie. "No. Mlb a tick to the booth rather ike the room. it isn't large, bub ta cosy."
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Anager
Fortieth Birthday Convene at Storm Lake Oct 2
Nearly four hundred advance registrations indicate a large attendance for the Fortieth Birthday event at Storm Lake. Opening evening focuses on anniversary sentiment and historical conference remarks. Rev Walker, Mr Bristol, and other speakers scheduled for the week, with welcome from local officials.
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Simry
Dows
WY Walker
Worthven
Bristol
Storm Lake
Levents Appointed Consul Visited Page County Friends
Shenandoah official Walter Leutard was named consul in Stavanger Norway after recent hearings in Washington. He visited his mother in Wasex and friends in Page County last week before proceeding to Preiborg and Rielep. The report notes his prior secession bid and mentions the political climate.
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Levants
Shenandoah
Walter Leutard
Stavanger
Norway
Wasex
Page County
Preiborg
Rielep
Tleomarl
Washington
Fight Infantile Paralysis Achieved in Nearby Colony
Fragment describes a local family, Mr and Mrs Albert Hennan, near Llistiaies, achieving progress under quartathone for doiontele paralysts. Mentiones a petent infantile paralysis case and notes limited, unclear details about a past condition and a PEG chaser Pee a Pans.
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Albert Hennan
Llistiaies
Grealee
Iowa Presbytery Statistics and Ministers Report
A historical note summarizes Iowa Presbyterian figures including ministers listed by name and church, referencing Perry and Dallas County associations. The report highlights the TriCounty Short Course and mentions winter gathering details, with discussions of statewide church counts and regional ministries.
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Perry
Dallas County
Acted
Grerry
Hoane
Greene
Grand River Bank Robbery Sparks Investigation
A bank break in at the Grand River area occurred Wednesday morning when suspects smashed a safe at the First National Bank, stole around $1,000, and fled. A hardware or plate room was disturbed, and authorities pursue a motive amid a weathered scene and unclear trail. The incident coincides with a regional reunion notice and local school changes.
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Grand River
Itand
Lrst National Bank
Jere
Morney
Prescott Argus Plant Sold to Prescott & Howard
Prescott and Howard of Maryville Missouri bought the Prescott Argus printing plant. They plan to relocate operations to Elliott and will operate the Adalie Editor Whit Booth after the purchase.
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Prescott
Prescott &. Howard
Maryville
Bols
Prescott Argus
Adalie
Whit Booth
Howard
Eliott
Missing Man Was Found Near Nora Springs
Charles City reported Victor Morden, missing since Saturday noon, located by a livery horse team and brought back to town by a deputy sheriff near Nora Springs. The search involved local residents and authorities.
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Charles City
Victor Morden
Nora Springs
Gang swindle case ends with guilty pleas in federal court
In a federal court Corneli inte FF K Robins formerly a city barker pleaded guilty to taking part in swindles tied to fake wrestling matches. Co‑conspirators Ralph Mattingly of Nashville and FZ Alshanekt of Terre Haute faced losses of 400 and 1600 dollars respectively. Moore and Mabray were among those linked to the scheme totaling about 2000 dollars. The action followed extradition delays and a Supreme Court appeal before final pleas.
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K Robins
JC Mabray
Smith
Robins
Ralph Mattingly
Nashville
Pashot
Moore
Mabray
Waa
Stoenionia
California
Moor
United States Supreme Court
Mabray Ewindlers
Nye
Seven Indictments Upheld by Grand Jury in Seaston
The grand jury, in seaston two weeks, returned seven indictments including J C Coleman on seven counts. Anna Lat'ore and George Mee Cormick were indicted jointly for conducting a liquor nuisance and posted bond of 808 for their liberty. Bremer county nears crest in dairy output as scientific breeding boosts creamery butter.
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Mason
Seaston
J ¢ Coleman
Witer
Evie Denve
Anna Lat‘ore
George Mee Cormick
Sidney Company Declares Voluntary Bankruptcy In Iowa
The Sidney company a New York concern with stores in Stony City Waterloo Mason City and Ottumwa has filed for voluntary bankruptcy by its creditors. Christopher Gd Werner of Rochester New York will arrive to act as receiver and oversee the business.
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Big
Sioux City
Sidney Company
New York
Stony City
Waterloo
Mason City
Ottumye
Christopher Gd. Werner
Rochester
Local hotel project awarded for three story building
Ottinwa Fos Taker drew plans for a new hotel and has awarded the general contract for the three story and basement hostelry. Wy Ret Daum, a coal operator promoting the hotel, says work will commence on the build after final arrangements and names are settled.
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Ottinwa
Fos
Taker
Widldoem Hovel
Wy Ret Daum
Owealthy
Thuy
Ng Tee
Mennonites Will Meet In Missouri Conference
The annual Mennonite conference for the district around Liberty near South English Missouri runs September 17 to 20. The first two days focus on approbation of Christian workers with the conference proper on September 19 and 20.
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Distriet
Low Yard
Liberty Hiereh
South English
Christian Workers Foodes
Iowa Man Killed in New York Motorcycle Crash
LeMars resident John Albright died in a motorcycle accident in New York on Sunday. He was the son of John Albright, former Plymouth County treasurer, and the family had moved from Iowa to Denver several years ago.
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LeMars John Albright
New York
Sunday
John
Albright
Plymouth County
Denver
Webster City approves 15000 bond for new fire station
Webster City voters approve a three to one decision on a 15000 bond issue to fund a new fire station with work to start immediately and completion expected this fall. Nearby, a wirehouse fire at Wo PF Brandub Pyurchure Manufacturing caused about 3500 in losses. The body of boy Eliff, drowned weeks ago near Module Ave, was recovered near Honey Creek after rewards offered by his parents.
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Iirea
Thia
Ag Flelistein
Webster City
Stoun Ciay
Wo PF Brandub Pyrchure Manufacturing Company
Council Bluffs
Vag Eliff
Module Sve
Honey Creek
Supervisor arraigned on multiple counts in Tagd County
Uliutun September 18. Hauke, a supervisor, was indicted on several counts by the grand jury and arraigned today, entering a plea of not guilty.
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Uliutun
Thomese
Hauke
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