Cummins Borah Lead in GOP Nominating Prospect Says Tribune
The Tribune notes Iowa Senator Cummins and Idaho Senator Borah as front runners for the Republican nomination while Roosevelt's stance and anti trust issues shape the race. It cites talk of a boom for Representative Mant and predicts a strong, possibly decisive, showing in the West.
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Cummins
Aunce
Seator Borah
Tribune
Washinstan
Artus Sea Hennin
Vethyley
Henni
Towa
Horak
Idaho
Mant
Faso
Saint Trost Legislaten
Borah
Senate
Cynmin
Healing in Fat Bite Witney and local notes
A jumble of community items lists names such as Miss Letn Betts and Mrs. C. Eickerburg at family events in Winslow and Clarksville. It notes Thomas Harn elected delegate to the Mural Mail Carriers convention in Des Moines, plus church meetings, birthdays, and local civic updates with several residents planning travel or events.
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Marty
Letn Betts
Clarksville
Thomas Harn
Wtwu
Dew Moines
Mra
LC Igbe
Bus
Penn 3
Higher
Tame
Chewalla
Vue
Idest Aon
Bartendeus Serge Wome Tut 8b Aks
Fragmentary OCR text lacks clear events or entities. The readable lines repeat a name Bartendeus Serge and phrases with tut and 8b, offering no concrete facts for a proper summary. No date place organization or outcome is present to anchor a card.
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Bartendeus Serge
Fairbank visits and family names noted in local page
Fragmentary OCR lists Fairbank Jui nen and Mrs M Prof amid mentions of Dr Gi Wert, Mr and Mrs Fyth, Minnenjols, Mies Fo, and Mrs Jasper Bue Springs. It references local people and places with unclear roles, reading like a partial social note from a small town column.
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Deere
Mitchell community notes from July visits and trips
Mitchell residents report a string of summer visits and trips. Alr. and Mrs. Hernan Pieper retired to Miteludd after eight adults visited California. Mrs. Po. Denke returns from Wisconsin trip. Juliette Knapp visited Effie Hotbard. Rev Birbes family and Mr. Hyde from Norfolk, Nebraska visited local households. Lydia Tesch leaves for Watertown and other Wisconsin points before returning to Mitchell.
Miller and Sudol announce marriage in New Hampton
Nashua July 6 Friends in this city received cards announcing the marriage of Mr. Verter J. Miller to Miss Lowe Sudol. The ceremony occurred at New Hampton Thursday. The groom is proprietor of one of the local grog shops in the area. Mr Miller recently purchased a residence and they began years of keeping at one location.
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Nashia
Riy
Veter J. Miller
Lowe Sudol
New Hampton
Grogin
Miller
Fener
Miler
Band Concert Tonight Brightens Local Schedule
An announced band concert is set for this evening. The event promises a lively program featuring local performers and a varied repertoire, attracting families and community members to the school auditorium.
Fragmentary OCR Story Snarl Highlights Names and Places
Fragmentary text mentions Roy, Ted, Tarn, Walter Mawleen and Foley JATSS terms with scattered dates. Local scene hints at days of play and fire setting and druggists. The garbled OCR provides few clear actions or outcomes.
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Tate
Walter Mawleen
Ore Barn
Weather report: Iowa crops above average in many areas
The weekly Iowa weather and crop service report notes above average conditions for wheat, rye, oats, and hay in many counties. Southern areas report harvesting in early stages with below normal yields for hay and corn in some sections while central and northern counties show good progress and moisture needs.
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Iowa
Geo. M. Chappel
Darley
Gorge
Maynard items span visits and a political convention
Local notices list Mrs Harry Young visiting relatives in St Paul while Fred Borebers returns from Colfax with rheumatism treatment. A battery of townsfolk attend a Republican Convention in West Union and a revival service fills the opera house.
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West Union
Adbert Warnke
Caroline Ponsar
Dora Warnke
Tetter
Boowart
Dodge Center
Minn
Opera House
W. Raell
Hey
Jennigen
Willeh
Halida
AL BK
Conrad
Chicago
AL Trower
Mariovie Trower
Laupent
Lee Trewern
Trower
Aessing
Fuer
Morebatech
Keng
Yor Payette
Copter
Clark
Amiir
Local residents spend weekend with friends and relatives
Floyd Floyd and Misa Minnis shared a Sunday with friends in Pairlall while Mr and Mrs Alonzo Raymond visited relatives in Waterloo. Mrs Jerome Foster returned to Charles City after visiting here with her parents Mr and Mrs A A Renard. The fragment notes other family members visiting and staying at homes in the area.
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Lena Bellville
Occasinn Lelong
Fred
Charlie Clough
Charles City
RK. Clough
Vioget
Powell
Mies Pawell
Madison
Worth Trapp
Douglas
Kan
Floyd
Alfred Rohnson
Kelley
Waterloo
Tadais
Misa Minnis
Pairlall
Mini
Alonzo Raymond
Jerome Foster
Ler Hon
Greene News Roundup From Greene and Surrounding Areas
Social visits include Greene residents Mr and Mrs Jn Greene and family of Chandler Ariz guests of A S Woodward. A missionary picnic near Amos Kingers grove. Mrs Dell Merrinu hosts Violet Embroidery club. Catholic school building progress noted. Mrs Neal hosts theatre party and refreshments at Stevers cafe then Crystal theatre. Inter LD Wilcoh ill health leads to Dougherty relocation with wife and newborn.
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Greene, Jn
Pow. Eigin
Waterloo
van Mathew
Chandler
Ariz
A. S. Woodward
Presbyterian Missionary Society
Amos Kinger’ Grove
Greene
Clayton Allium
Minnie Luckwand
Minneapolia
Dell Merrinu
The
Violet Embroidery Club
North Main Street
Neal
Stevers
Crystal Theatre
Wilcoh
R. L. Wilson
Dougherty
Waverly Social News Highlights From Local Visit Events
Waverly and nearby towns report visitors and travelers, including Floyd Barber and family from Fort Dodge, Miss Matilda Strubel from Dubuque visiting Rose Fosselman, Miss Kate Connel from Waterloo, and the Knott sisters from San Antonio. Local residents Clara Albrecht, Clarence Albrecht, and others plan trips to Chicago. A rain-soaked week and a busy wool sale audience mark the week’s activities.
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Waverly
Nly
Floyd Barber
Fort Dodge
Denver
Matilda
Rebecca Strubel
Dubuque
Rose Fosselman
Kate Connel
Waterloo
Mayme
Mercy Hospital
Allie
Mabel Knott
San Antonio
Tex
Des Moines
Minne Tomilson
Hert Wright
Terre Haute
Ind
Ladirs
Minnie
Carrie Casper
Clarence Albrecht
Chicago
Joe C. Murller
Sumner
Henry A. Rater
Lacile Hinckle
Guy Tibbits
Frederika
Carl Blartman
IT. G. Schell
Bently
Glenn
Orlwell
Eleanor Wil- Fal Tichards
Smiliay
Kelly T
Great Lakes
Kaluth
Mina
South American
Lake Superior
Lakes Huron
Michigan
TC. Todd
St. Clowd Mint
Aged Pedestrian Struck by Auto in Town
Aged pedestrian Aged Pedestrian Struck by Auto was knocked down while waiting at a streetcar station at 9 16 last eveploy in Stout Ta. Al Wilson suffered minor bruises after J J Ney 102 Lafayette attract slowed and stopped his auto. Wilson was briefly taken to police headquarters then to a local hotel. Paul Dean reported a collision on Fourth Street with his Foxsel truck causing damage to his vehicle.
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al. Wilson
Stout
J. J. Ney
Lafayette
Wilson
Mr. Ney
Paul Dean
Foxselman
Fourth Street
Residents visit in St Ansgar and surrounding towns
In St Ansgar and nearby communities several residents returned or arrived for visits. Mrs Werner Hingeman came back from Waverly, Lena Johnson stayed with J P Lund family, and Mrs Job Robertson returned to Minneapolis after time with her parents. Visitors from Ossian Dell Rapids Winoham Chicago and Iowa City were noted among locals. The town’s quaint summer exhibition opened last Tuesday and closed Sunday, drawing large crowds especially Saturday and Sunday.
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St. Ansgar
Werner Hingeman
Waverly
Lena Johnson
J. P. Lund
Chicago
Job Robertson
Minneapolis
Knutson
Cornell Riveland
Ossian
T. C. Dakken
Aval Smith
Lingeman
Froid, Mont
C. F. Hambrecht
Leona
Iowa City
Stella
Featherstone
Winoham
Minn
Mahell Whiteman
BE. N. Wentworth
James McCulla
Peter Peterson
Oscar Anderson
Dell Haplda
S. D
Vhantanqualeran
New Hartford Notes On Visits Appointments and Meetings
In New Hartford on July 6 Mrs A T Perrin and son Fred visit in Kansas City at the Perrin home. J G Burton of Arkansas becomes night man at the ICG R R depot as A L Forer moves to Fort Dodge with his family. Beaver district township directors elect Chris Gayar president W J Harmon secretary C J Philo treasurer. Mrs Sarah Knudsen visits Geo Fetters in Shell Rock. Mrs George Gage tours Montrose S D to visit relatives of Webster City and Waterloo friends. Hylia Enloe visits Waterloo. W H Townsend family and Hallhagen families visit Rockford.
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New Hartford
Mmrs
A. T
Perrin
Fred
Kansas City
E.ff
W J. Harmon
C. J. Philo
Sarah Knipe
Geo. Fetters
Shell Rock Township
George Gage
Montrose
S. D
Wm. Zitterell
Winnie
Webster City
J. C. Ordway
Jessie Kink
Waterloo
Spen
Hylia Enloe
W. H. Townsend
Leon and
Flord Hallhagen
Rockford
Pastor condemns use of public schools as savings banks
Rev J W Taylor of Hamline Methodist sharpens critique of diverting public schools to raise funds or memorials. He warns such practice harms pupils, undermines democracy, and urges strict selection of teachers, condemning ridicule and bias that hurt children. City notices follow.
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St. Paul
Minn
J. W. Taylor
Hamline Methodist Church
Maine
Havana
S S S Specific Co. Skin Remedy Ad
Advertisement extols S. S. S. blood purifier for skin troubles. Claims skin health derives from blood vessels beneath the skin and promotes nourishment without minerals or drugs. Warns against substitutes and urges medical advice from the company’s Atlanta office.
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Swift
Atlanta
Do you believe in early marriage question
An exchange ponders marriage timing with a witty reply that better late than peter applies to more than relationships. The remark highlights caution about rushing commitments and favors patience over haste.
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Peter
Ancestors Burned in Fire Discussion
A Yonkers Statesman piece notes a discussion on cremation with Egbert recalling ancestors were cremated while Bacon He counters that cremation is a modern method. The aside mentions a picture gallery burned about a month earlier.
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Bacon
Egbert
Bis Picture Gallery
Yonkers
Carnegie Gift Forecast For Education May Reach Huge Sums
Philander P. Claxton says Andrew Carnegie may donate as much as 75 to 100 million dollars for education, though he cannot speak for Carnegie. The National Education Association opens its 52nd annual convention in Saint Paul amid heated political maneuvering among major candidates for its presidency.
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St. Paul
Mion
Andrew Carnegie
Philander P. Claxton
Capitol
National Education Association
Carnegie
Mr. Clatton
David Starr Jordan
Leland Stanford University
2. B. Johnson
Rock Hill, & G
S. L. R. Alderman
Portland
Ore
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Geo. Hille
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Fech Bess
Wales
Black Hawk Co. Abstract Co
Chay. A. Barber
Estella J. Hanna
Rowe Hirepiat
Q. H. Jameson
Rose Hill
Rowe Hill Replat
Mart J. van Tilburg
Wm. A. Sheerer
Greenwood
Cedar Falla
Henry C. Hagel
Mary C. Hazel
Dunkerton
Jens Chr Nelaon
R. A. Sartee
John H. Pearson
Ida M. Good
Kennedy
Rath Packing Co
Dart Manufacturing Co
Totchfield
Elmwood Cemetery Association
Thomas P. Wilson
See
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J. R. Johnson
L. Sarvay
Whitney & Sedgwick
Carleton
D. D. Ellis
Home Park
Ella R. White
Caroline B. Tucker
Cedar River Park
D. H. Lunemann
H. B. Bahr
E. J. Waddell
Elizabeth Schuck
J. R. Schuck
F. H. Briden
Jay W. Kuemper
Oak Lawn
James Gardiner Co
G. I. Cheever
Highland
Nellie Shroyer
H. M. Ware
Henry Baish
Fern Beening
Robert la Fountin
Fairmount
Ethel Hanify
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Citizens Gas & Electric Co
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