Constance Deane and the Trail of Hidden Affection
A man in a mining town narrative unfolds around Constance Deane, her marriage, social ambitions, and a tense encounter on a trail. The narrator observes her guarded reactions, Barton’s hinted departure, and a dramatic ride that reveals Deane’s inner turmoil as she confronts him in the road. The scene ends with a tense, unresolved question about pursuit and desire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pulee
Mrs. Deane
Tig
Deane
Barton
Constance Deane
Mrs. Barnaby
Tie
Saidle
Mia
Forty- Red
Forty Mile Gulch Trail Ends in Mountain Shadow
A late afternoon scene in a gulch shows hazy brilliant light from the mountain shadow. The winding trail climbs in a continuous ascent toward Forty-.
Roman Coliseum Dimensions and Capacity
The document states the Coliseum of Rome measures about 615 feet along its longest axis and 510 feet across the shorter axis, with an estimated height of 160 feet. It notes seating capacity at 87,000 and arena dimensions at 281 by 177 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Death of Mrs. Wally Oaks noted at Ponca City
Relatives in Columbus Junction report the death of Mrs. Wally Oaks formerly of the Junction at her daughter Grace’s home in Ponca City Oklahoma on Sunday. Funeral held Tuesday in Iowa City after the family lived there for several years. Survived by two daughters Merle and Grace a son Gail five grandchildren and a brother Dr Lingo of Lone Tree.
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Columbus Jct
Wally Oaks
Grace
Ponca City
Okla
Junction
Iowa City
Oaks
Carl Lounsberry
Merle
Gail
Dr. Lingo
Lone Tree
Fredonia
Russell Gilkey
Hafner
McCormick Cottage
Cedar River
Ed McBride
Denver
L. L. Hartman
Columbus City
Clark Schabillion
Davenport
Ida Howell
Co-Operation as Policy Faces Iowa Senator in Letter War
Col. Smith W. Brookhart replies to a Chicago Tribune editorial opposing his pro co operation stance. He argues co operation strengthens farmers, accuses the paper of bias, cites Hoover era wealth and Iowa production, and criticizes Chicago and New York financial influence, tariff and credit policies, and government support for industry. He asserts farmers deserve self directed co operative action to counter discrimination and decline in agricultural prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col
Smith W. Brookhart
Chicago Tribune
Colonel Brookhart
United States
Iowa
Lowa
Miinois
Towa
Illinois
Board of Trade
Federal Reserve
Jallace
Hoover
National Industrial Conference Board of
New York
Chicago
HONG LONG ACO Wedded and depot hotel additions
A May 1 wedding at the bride's mother's home unites Bo McKee and Robert L. McGuein with Misa Minnie Dickson amid celebrations. Local notes report a silk and handkerchief theft craze, Philo Morehouse adding rooms near the depot, and routines from Tea Table Gossip and the Heights on roads, library plans, and new baths in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bo McKee
Robert L. McGuein
Misa Minnie Dickson
Permelia Dickson
Philo Morehouse
Morehouse
Marriages and Commencement at Washington Academy
The paper notes the marriage of T. C. Cunningham to Emma Picket in Sigourney on May 29 and congratulates Clint Cunningham. It also announces the Washington Academy's third annual commencement in the Baptist church on June 13 with nine graduates, listing the names of classical and scientific students in two groups.
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T. C. Cunningham
J. A
Emma Picket
Sigourney
Clint
Salutatory and Orations in 1878 Commencement Program
The program lists salutatory Blessings Brighten Taking Flight by Amanda Anna Wolfe. essays Scipio by Sara Alma Glastow, What of Circumstances by Nannie Anna Fitzgerald, Old Lamps for New by Isra Ella Latta, Plain Saxon by Margrette Christy McClelland, This Is Ours by Juniatta Winona Rodgers. orations March of Humanity by John Wilson Teeter and Method in Daily Life by Wm Waddie Conner. valedictory Civil Government by Harry Bell. A notice from June 6 1878 states tiling was laid in the street from the park to the northwest corner and Adair and Williams will macadam the street opposite their stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Saeger
Bryson
J. R. Richards
Lincoln
Jennie Mayer
Judge Green
Omaha
P. A. Roberts
Briehton
J. A. Thompson
W. Wilson Jr
Grand Lodge
Cedar Rapids
Norman Everson
T. D. Wallace
Washington Academy
John Graham
J. Keck
Dr. McClelland
J. A. Williams
The
Baptist Church
Nannie Fitzgerald
Junia Rodgera
J. W. Teeter
W. W. Conner
Harry Bell
Ella Latta
Alma Glasgow
Amanda Wolfe
Margrette McClelland
John Wilson Teeter
Nannie Anna Fitzgerald
Isra Ella Latta
Wm. Waddie Conner
Margrette
Christy McClelland
Juniatta Winona Rodgers
N. W
Adair
Williams
Notice of Receiver Report for Farmers & Merchants Bank
Notice to whom it may concern that the Reports of L A Andrew as Receiver of Farmers and Merchants State Bank reciting his actions in the trust during the first six months of 1926 were filed in the proper office.
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L. A. Andrew
Farmers & Merchants State Bank
Notice of hearing on Receiver's Reports in Washington County Iowa
The Clerk of the District Court of Washington County Iowa in case No 11063 sets a hearing for ten A M on July th 1926 in the Clerk’s Office at the Court House Washington Iowa to show cause why the Receiver's Reports may not be approved. Published by order of the Court L A Andrew Receiver Farmers & Merchants State Bank Washington Iowa Re Morrison Attorney for Receiver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Washington County
Iowa
Washington, Iowa
L. A. Andrew
Farmers & Merchants State Bank
Washington
RE. D. Morrison
Miss Helen F Dodge Nominated for American Youth Award
Miss Helen F Dodge of Philadelphia holder of a Carnegie medal for heroism is nominated for the American Youth Award. The award, by Sesqui Centennial Exposition directors, accompanies Philadelphia June 1 to December 1 ceremonies marking 150 years of independence.
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Helen F. Dodge
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Miss Dodge
George H. Dodge
Walton Avenue
Toms River
Ocean Gate
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Iran
Columbus Junction
Jacob Ohlsen
Laverne, Minn
Hannes Ohlsen
Durant
Fred Schmidt
Dora Stecher-Ohlsen
Lenora Green
Charles Glaspey
Independence
Jessie Foster
State Farm Bureau Federation
Mt. Pleasant
Ira Foster
Ft. Dodge
Ella Edwards
Hyla Morgan
Rock Island Lines
Hal Harrison
Helen
Douglas
Long Beach
Calif
GDC
Harrison
J. L. Johnston
Curtis Spaethe
RR. M. Crider
Beulah
Tonakawa
Oklahoma
Charlotte Stutsman
George Cline
Ola Deeter
Kansas City
Louise Hannan
F. G. Coffin
A. Allen
Reynolds
J. A. Hanft
Montrose
Arthur Hoffman
Lenly Mise
Venice
United States Senate
Senate
Congress
Mason City
Coolidge
House
Mr. Hoover
Hong, Long Aco
Vree City Library
Burrell
Thompson
the Heights
Denny
Heaven
Gazette
Vian
Ten F. Warfel
Sue Stewart
W. C. Williamson
Wm. M. Minck
Knoxville
Misa
A. L. Smouse
East Side
A. L
Amanda Anna Wolffe
Scipio
Sara Alma Glastow
Albert Tanswell
Towa City
England
Albert
Atlantic
Abner
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