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The fragment presents numeric values and percentages unclear in context. No identifiable people or organizations are present. The readable data suggests financial figures or rates without a clear event or outcome.
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Elisabeth
Finlay
Esther Rader
Nell Hebner
Ed Squire
Pola Schroeder
Kate Koehler
Myrtle Kendrick
Bessie Wyse
Mamie Thompson
Persis Beal
Alice Hodson
Ee Leila Wilson
Bessie Longer
Olive Roberts
Lucile Martin
F. W. Bandy
W. Brindley
Mrs. Otis Brookhart
Graham's Department Store General Supplies
Oliver Gray
Emily Hays
Gas & Elect. Co
Gas
Elect Disc
Etienne Keating
Lemmon's Pharmacy
Lyon Baking Co
R. L. Lytle
Pearl Mann
George Mann
V. Masson
J. F. McNamara & Non
Mills Seed Co
New York
Nicola & Harmon
Oriez & Speer
Ream & Carson
Eens & Supplies
Red Cross Drug Co
Harry Shrader
Sun
John Simmering
Sherman Ros
Lucy Sloat
Stichter
L. L. Neiswanger
W. R. Davison
Ora Davidson
Frank Welte
BE. McFarland
E. BE. Barnett
Labor
E. McFarland
J.B. Maxwell
Labor Coger
UAT
W. A. Sanydie
Mr Ford in Literature and the Rubber Stamp Page
A critique argues Henry Ford used a hired writer and a rubber stamp to publish articles under his name. It claims Ford opposed war but did not author the pieces, fueling a legal dispute with the Chicago Tribune and leaving readers unsure which thoughts were his.
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Henry Ford
Henry
Mr. Ford
Chicago Tribune
the Tribune
Ford
International Weekly
Rippling Rhymes of Patience in a Muddy Ride
An old verse about enduring trouble with cheer, comparing hard times to a flooded road. The speaker recalls driving eight hundred miles in a tin car, rain coming in fifty styles, and a boat sinking in mud. Patience wins as a granger helps and the speaker plays a lyre.
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O. K
Break-in Report Tarnishes Cedar Rapids Sunday
Clipped copy notes an epidemic of breakings and enterings in Cedar Rapids on Sunday. It suggests burglars targeted basements with many breweries, claiming a 50 percent population impact. Marshalltown Times-Republican notes the incident.
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Cedar Rapids
Marshalltown Times-Republican
Democracy Defined By Informed Citizenry
A Sioux City Journal quote notes that democracy relies on citizens believing they can govern better than those in power, reflecting on civic participation and governance.
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Sioux City Journal
Woman Suffers Arm Break While Training For Weigh-In
Myrt Grimes broke her arm today while attempting a somersault to become lighter and more willowy. Miss Fawn Lippincut spoke for three hours before the women team practice, mentioning the Swedish wafer.
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Myrt Grimes
Miss Fawn Lippincut
American Hog Reflected in Bluffs Nonpareil Opinion
A Polk County note quotes the idea that the American hog is not a gentle creature, yet social ties require a man of means to associate with him, per the Counceil Bluffs Nonpareil commentary.
Food Enough to Feed Europe Till Harvest Assured
Quote from St. Louis Post-Dispatch notes the official claim that Europe has enough food until its fall harvest but suggests grocers and butchers should be informed. The remark underscores skepticism about supply assurances and real-world availability.
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Europe
St. Louis Post- Dispatch
Delayed heat precautions spark caution in public discourse
A Chicago Daily News note warns readers to avoid discussing the League of Nations with individuals whose views they detest to prevent heat stroke or heated exchanges in public spaces.
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League of Nations
Chicago Daily News
Beef trust plans retail bargains to entice buyers
When the beef trust prepares to offer select bargains in retail markets it will not need to urge anyone to buy. This note reflects a World newspaper opinion on market tactics and consumer impact.
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Beef Trust
New York World
Why Tyler Was Rebuked
Senator Sherman of Illinois quoted President Wilson in the Congressional Record noting the Senate’s rejection of a secretly negotiated treaty Tyler made with Mexico. Wilson described the 16 to 35 vote as a partisan and irritated stand against surprise diplomacy before open diplomacy became the norm.
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Sherman
Ilinois
Congressional
Wilson
Senate
Tyler
Mexico
Ottumwa
GAVE UP LIBERTY FOR 32 DOLLARS IN IOWA FORGERY
James Gray a France veteran twice wounded and gassed was sent to Anamosa to serve a ten year indeterminate sentence after pleading guilty to forgery. He cashed two checks totaling 32 dollars in Anita using C D Robinson's name and later returned the money. Gray claimed Val entine Nebraska as home and was 22 years old.
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Atlantic
James Gray
France
Anamosa
McKee
Rockafellow
Gray
Anita
C. D. Robinson
Robinson
Des Moines
Rocka
Valentine
Neb
Dive broke his neck at Lake Manowa in carousal incident
In Council Bluffs Fred Runyan who broke his neck diving at Lake Manowa was under indictment for murderous assault. His cousin Fred Wade remains in hospital. The spring incident at the Runyan home ended when Runyan died instantly in shallow water.
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Council Bluffs
Fred Runyan
Lake Manowa
Fred Wade
Runyan
Nunyan
Farmer John Kucera Ends Life in Cedar Rapids
John Kucera a 58 year old farmer in Cedar Rapids hanged himself in his barn after brooding over his wife who had been committed to the state hospital for violent insanity last week. The tragedy occurred in the barn where he placed a rope over a rafter and jumped.
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Cedar Rapids
John Kucera
Kucera
Proceedings of the June 1919 Washington County Board
The Washington County Board of Supervisors metJune 2 1919 with all members present. They ordered notice and a hearing for the Southwestern Richmond Electric Co to occupy highways in English River Township and set June 20 1919 at 10 AM. The June 3 1919 session reviewed numerous claims and vouchers and approved vacation of highway widths and drainage contracts. On June 4 the board raised land valuations in Cedar Crawford Jackson and Franklin townships and approved a highway width change on No 7. They authorized drainage bond contracts with Bechtel Co and approved a bridge contract with Iowa Bridge Co. A final session on June 20 approved a drainage district in English River Township No Six and granted a franchise to Iowa Gas & Electric Co for twenty years with public hearing set for July 7 1919.
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Southwestern Richmond Electric Company
English River Township
al Cross
Cedar
Crawford
Jackson
Franklin
Board of Supervisors
Washington County
Iowa
Agnes Krotz
Geo. Sojka
Sec. 15
Geo. M. Bechtel & Co
Davenport
C. E. Adams
Marion Township
Iowa Township
John Bulger
Iowa Gas & Electric Company
Richmond
Said
English River
R. V. Manatt
Jacob L. Figgins
B. F. Allen
M. G. Snider
GC. RL LL & P. Ry, Co
Geo. W. Figgins
Magdeline Schilling
Triple Wedding in One Evening at Fremont Nebraska
Mrs Albert Kruger of Shelby county attends a unique triple wedding where sisters Mary and Ann Book wed Harry Johnson and Arnold Kuehn, and brother William Book marries Bertha Brothwell. Rev Father O Sullivan officiated at St Patrick's church Fremont. The couples honeymooned at Portsmouth and will return to Fremont to reside.
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Atlantic
Albert Kruger
Shelby County
Fremont
Neb
Mary Book
Harry Johnson
Ann Book
Arnold Kuehn
William Book
Bertha Brothwell
Father O'Sullivan
St. Patrick’s Church
Portsmouth
Sage Tea and Sulphur Compound for Gray Hair Restored
Grandmother used Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Compound to darken faded gray hair. A druggist notes its popularity for natural color and shine, applied with a comb and used nightly for best results. It claims no disease cure.
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Wyeth
Railway Timetable Corrections to May 19 1919 Eastbound and Westbound Lines
Corrected timetable listings show eastbound and westbound arrivals and departures for multiple trains including No. 12 Express No. 30 Local Pass No. 50 Local Pass and freight trains. Washington area schedules note Local Passenger Nos. 450 430 429 449 and freight Nos. 835 836 88 89 with daily or limited operations and Tuesday Thursday adjustments. Agent RUSSEL notes changes and a December 8 1918 corrective timestamp.
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B&q
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W. &. Anderson
State University of Iowa
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Will Burton
Sojka
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Mnits Chies, Space Co
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H. L. Foster
Standard Oil Co
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P. W. Davidson
Jake Lantz
N. H. Jones
Richard H. Freel
Waavere- See
J. D. Adams & Co
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Westchester, Iowa
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Temple Building
Washington, Iowa
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Cyrus Chapter
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