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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1929
Page
3
Helen D Arcy and Sir Richard Guyfford entangle in a perilous plot with Captain Despard and Angela as rivals and confidants. The Duchess teases love, while Helen and Angela confront jealousy, misread affections, and looming duel threats amid a Tudor style intrigue.
Uncle Wiggily plans a woods outing with Nurse Jane and his granddaughters Jingle and Jangle to dig wild sunflower artichoke roots for a dinner favor. A bobcat interruption leads to a fiery prank with horseradish style fire root, teaching a lesson as the trio continues their trek.
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Uncle Ray explains Saturn's vast size and rings in vivid terms. He notes Saturn is about 750 times larger than Earth, with rings 1 to 100 miles thick and made of billions of tiny moons. He imagines a rocket voyage taking ten years to reach Saturn, underlining the planet's immense distance and beauty.
Osage Iowa July 4. The forty eighth anniversary of the marriage of Mr. and Mrs. GC J. Fish was celebrated with a picnic dinner for 30 relatives at their home. They wed in Vienna Dane county on June 16 1881 at the Deming home and later lived in Wisconsin before moving to Iowa in 1895. Two of their four children Roy and Merle attended. daughters Lille and Cora died in childhood.
Rein dampened Waterloo's Fourth of July celebration. The United Spanish War Veterans' picnic moved to Memorial hall and the Illinois Central picnic at Nashua postponed to Sunday. Mrs. Mary Seipie died at 83 on the forty fifth anniversary of her husband Conrad Seipie's death. Curly Culver, arrested for intoxication and reckless driving, hanged himself in his cell but was cut down and revived.
Mrs. Sara Flanigan has purchased the Pick residence in Bristow Indiana, which she occupied about 30 years ago and is in possession. E A Patton and son have planted 105000 cabbage plants on a 14 acre tract. Peter Findlay, formerly of 203 Kingsley avenue, promoted to manager of a Gears Roe Buck store in Charlotte after leaving Nashville.
A small town celebration opens with a civic oration and a comical scene as a fly lands on Elder Brown’s head. Children enjoy greased pig and boat races while gusts and clouds foretell a storm. Fireworks debut features Washington in brilliant display, then a sudden downpour ends the day as families retreat indoors.
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