Court Adjourns Until Next Monday In District Court
Judge Henry Wagner adjourned the district court session to Monday morning. Petit jurors report at two oclock. jury case assignments begin then. Calendar orders included guardianship, quiet title, defaults, settlements, and foreclosures with ten day pleadings and costs listed for multiple cases.
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Henry
Wagner
Emma B. Rothschild
Nathan Banker
J. Wilson
Guardian Ad Litem
Otter
Hilda Spencer
Melvin O. Spencer
S. D. Yoder
P. L. Manske
Morrison & Morrison
Cyrus Bush
Consolidated Independent School District of
West Chester
Livingston & Bieher
Ruth Schwachner
W. H
Livingston & Biehe
Harry McCai
Tr Saurer
W. F. Leinbaurd
W. F. Marsteane
H. L. Edwards
Vida Edwards
Edwards
I. L
Wellman Savings Bank
Schulty
W. C. Hotle
Robert Blickensdirfer
Opinion Shapes Life and Power of View
The quote argues that opinion governs reality and personal power. It invites removing opinion to reveal a calm, untroubled state like a sheltered bay after navigating a promontory. Marcus Aurelius emphasizes inner control over perception.
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Marcus Aurelius Antoninus
It will require a few bushes of corn for a worn coat
A quirky ad style piece notes that a few bush els of corn will cover one in a good worn coat and lists prices like $5.89 88.89 and S12.8. The text observes many shoppers converse with a wax model in the store and mocks their mistaken impression. It closes with a remark about a woman who does not have the last word.
Revival Services at Christian Church Draw Big Crowds
Revival at Christian Church led by Dr W H Hampton draws large crowds with Evangelist Campbell delivering fiery sermons and Mrs Campbell providing music. Linut praises the intelligent youth and the choir, urging attendance at 9 45 Sunday services and the Red and Blue germ contest.
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W. H. Hampton
Pastor Christian Church
Linut
Campbell
Linnt
Christian Bible School
Nuf
Flint Denies Syracuse Uni Head Job Rumors
Dr Charles S Flint president of Cornell College says reports naming him as head of Syracuse University are false. He notes he has been recommended by the board committee but the full board will meet in a week or ten days. He will stay at Cornell at least through June unless elected elsewhere. He travels to Chicago on business tomorrow.
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Cedar Rapids
Charles S. Flint
Cornell College
Mt. Vernon
Syracuse University
New York
Board of Trustees
Flint
Cornell
Chicago
Federal Land Banks
Hogan
Federal Land Bank
Mey
Receiving and Giving Difference in Gratitude and Privilege
A reflection on the divide between receiving and giving. The author equates gratitude for blessings with the duty to help others obtain what they deserve, framing generosity as a privileged act.
Thumb as an Index of a Person's Character in Band Analysis
The article compares the chin and the thumb noting the thumb reveals personality and strength or weakness of character as a natural index. It describes how the thumb marks reflect traits in a band member.
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Wan
Antiquity of Honey in Ancient Diets
Antiquity of Honey described as the oldest sweet food and most honorable. The text claims its pedigree predates the pyramids and cites Pythagoras advising to eat only honey on bread for longevity.
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Pythagoras
County Licenses A Thousand Dogs
County authorities report at least a thousand dog licenses issued as of noon with more expected this week. Some dogs show remarkable ages including a twenty year old and two eighteen year olds. Attorney General’s opinion clarifies delinquency penalties and licensing deadlines, while untagged dogs remain subject to death per local law after January 15.
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Washington
A. L. Griffith
Griffith
Ben J. Gibson
Education of Elizabeth tops Fox bill with Billie Burke
Paramount star Billie Burke stars in The Education of Elizabeth at the Fox Theatre next Tuesday as a chorus girl who learns life and love. Elizabeth Banks, a New York chorus girl, attracts Thomas Fairfax but visits his Texas relatives Lucy and Harry to prove her worth. Returning, Elizabeth discovers Thomas loves Lily Kerr, leading her to marry Harry Fairfax instead.
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Billie Burke
Paramount
Texas
Elizabeth
Lucy
Harry
Thomas
Lily Kerr
Harry Fairfax
Color Blindness Prevalence and Symptoms Report
The excerpt notes that at least 35 per 1000 people may be color blind with red green confusion as the common form. It cites difficulty distinguishing red and green and a typical symptom described as a certainty misperception between bite and preen.
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Gang
A Kantas Explanation in Abilene Reflections
A reflective fragment from the Abilene Reflector discusses perception and potentialities, using metaphor of laying an egg to describe unlocking a sea of possibilities. The tone is contemplative and cryptic, with no clear event or person beyond the rhetorical voice.
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Abilene Reflector
Japanese Easy to Pronounce Language Note
A brief note discusses Japanese as among the easiest languages to pronounce with most words ending in vowels and consonants presenting few difficulties for learners.
Woman Becomes Fair Carpenter After Husband Struggles
A Kansas note from Jewell Republican comments on a woman who helps with home repairs when her husband cannot saw a board straight, implying competence in domestic carpentry.
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Jewell (Kan
Lizzie Schavuf Schaut Dies at County Home
Lizzie Schavuf Schaut died this morning at the county home after years of ill health. Her husband died a year ago. The family, formerly of the Wellman community, is well known and Mrs. Schavuf was the step mother of Mrs. W. C. Starr. Funeral time was not set this afternoon as plans awaited word from her brother John Palmer of Guthrie County.
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Lizzie Schaut
Wellman
Sehar
W. C. Starr
John Palmer
Guthrie County
Farmers Exchange Directors Elected Amid Misprint
The Journal corrects the director names for the Farmers' Exchange. For one year: Lauder Kennedy, Charles Jackson, Frank Horn. For two years: O C Patterson, Clayde Knapp, Fred Cannon, W J Todd. Will Phillips and Ed Jackson were mislisted. Lauder Kennedy is president and Charles Jackson secretary and treasurer.
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Farmers’ Exchange
Lauder Kennedy
Exchange
Charles Jackson
Frank Horn
O. C. Patterson
Clayde Knapp
Fred Cannon
W. J. Todd
Will Phillips
Ed Jackson
Lander Kennedy
Mrs Herald Dead After Pneumonia At Fairfield
Miss Mike C Lewis learned of the death of her cousin Mrs Melissa Vincent Herald who died of pneumonia at her son Ira Heralds home near Fairfield. Funeral Saturday at 1 pm with burial in Fairfield Cemetery. Mrs Herald aged about seventy lived in Brighton township many years and left three sons Monte Ottumwa Herschel Ira Herald plus several siblings and other county relatives.
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Mike C. Lewis
Melissa Vincent Herald
Ira Herald
Fairfield
Brighton Township
Vincent
Brighton
Monte Herald
Ottumwa
Herschel
Farfield
RP. Lewis
Rude Werfel
Rainmaking Possible Says Iowa Professor
Dr. Trowbridge of the University of Iowa geology department says successful rainmaking is nearer today than flying was fifty years ago. He outlines three methods: scattering dust to gather moisture, creating artificial lightning to jar moisture, or cooling clouds with powdered ice to hasten condensation, noting clouds are essential and rain from a clear sky is not expected.
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Iowa “U
Iowa City
Trowbridge
Department of Geology
University of Iowa
Atchison Phenomenon: The Girl Who Knows Less Than Mother
An Atchison Globe feature introduces an eighteen year old girl hailed as the most extraordinary person in Atchison while noting she believes she knows less than her mother. The piece contrasts youth, advice, and local fame in a small town profile.
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Atchison
Atchison Globe
Strange Cereus Flower Blooms Only at Night
The cereus is a peculiar flower that blooms after nightfall and withers before dawn. It is rarely seen and, despite its beauty for a night moment, considered unattractive in daylight.
Rapid Education and the Mysterious Disposition
A curious quote from Richwend Tigses-Dis pateh presents a rural dialect about gathering information on a peculiar disposition. Char coal Eph mutters a skeptical line as the speaker hints at a plan to obtain details.
Medusa's phosphorescent bloom observed in Gulf Stream waters
In the Gulf Stream off the Azores and Newfoundland, researchers report green layers in the water caused by a luminous jellyfish. The study notes the medusa emits light, creating a visible glow the authors describe as a Medusa effect in oceanic layers.
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Agores
Jane Bembs
Two Basketball Contests Tonight at Washington High
Washington high school hosts two basketball games tonight against Wetumea, with captain Woody Ice leading the squad. Coach Yount brings his strongest team, aiming to avenge last fall's football defeat at Ottumwa. A girls game follows at 7 30 pm, admission 35 cents for adults 25 cents for children.
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Widal
Washngton High School
Wetumea
Woddy
Menp
McGugin
Rice
Ottumwa
Yount
Ten-Year Lawsuit Settled in Des Moines Case
A protracted dispute over a $10,000 judgment against Sciota Sign Company ends with a 1500 settlement for Carrie V. Burghardt of Des Moines. Burghardt, a former sales agent, claimed a dictaphone order was countermanded by a later letter and was accused of faithlessness.
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Cedar Rapids
State Supreme Court
Linn County District Court
Moos Carrie
Miss Burghardt
Ohio
Ramsay Aides Face Rival For State Office
Miss Lillian Leffert, former chief clerk in the Secretary of State office, aims for the secretary of state post amid a slate of female contenders. The move follows her removal from the journal clerk role and joins Mae Francis in seeking state office during Ramsay’s term.
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Des Moines
Ramsay
Lillian Leffert
Ramsey
Miss Leffert
W. S&s. Allen
Mae Francis
Frog Breathes Through Nostrils Not Mouth
A frog cannot breathe with its mouth open as its breathing apparatus is arranged to exclude air except through the nostrils.
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Frog
Coleridge Quote on Advice That Counts
A reflective note compares advice to falling snow its softness allowing ideas to linger and sink deep into the mind. The excerpt emphasizes lasting influence and thoughtful impression from guidance and counsel.
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Coleridge
An Odd Superstition About Feathers and Luck
An antiquated note explains a superstition linking peacock feathers to luck and bad fortune. It mentions beliefs about seven years of misfortune and the shift from peacock feathers to other decorative items as talismans.
Government loans reach twenty seven million Iowa state loan
First mortgage loans in Iowa from the federal land bank of Omaha total 27,525,960. Nebraska, South Dakota and Wyoming show lower totals. D. P. Hogan cites high loan quality with few delinquencies, discusses past court action and bond sales, and notes 6 percent rates on new loans with long amortization.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Federal Land Bank of Omaha
Federal Land Banks
D. P. Hogan
Nebraska
South Dakota
Wyoming
Federal Land Bank
Hogan
Omaha Bank
Farm Loan Board
Derivative terms traced from cape to chapel in late text
The passage explains how words like cape chap chaperone and chapel evolved from cape as a protection for shoulders to chapel as a shrine. It notes how a cape aided escape and how the term chap emerged, connecting language history with protection and origin stories.
Martello Towers History and Use in Coast Defense
The Martello tower is a round masonry coastal fortification named after its origin near San Fiorenzo in Corsica. They rose to popularity around 1800 but were later found of limited practical value and their use declined over time.
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Gulf of San Fiorenzo
Corsiens
Whore Squareness Counts in Taytou News
The fragment presents a provocative misquote from Taytou News asserting that a country is not defined by its size but by the number of people it holds, challenging common measures of national stature.
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Taytou News
Sage Advice About Traveling to Doors
A garbled quote from a speaker warns against wandering near doors and floors. The misread speech fragment mentions travel and the danger of breaking focus, with unclear references to a person and a plan to seek help.
The Rolling Stone and The Philadelphia Record Note Gravity
The Rolling Stone notes a playful riff on gravity while The Philadelphia Record follows with a light observation about natural downward pull. The piece highlights a shared curiosity about simple physical truths in a humorous context.
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