Political Announcements for Plymouth County Officials
A garbled 1920s political notice packet announces Republican and Democratic candidates in Plymouth County Iowa. Names include Wm Simeon Akon Iowa candidate for Clerk of Courts J A Sickler for Clerk of Courts and Sheriff candidates G Glarer and others amid primary timing in June.
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Reglater-Tribune
Remibliican
Oftra
Aubjact
Vetera
Juna
J. A. Sickler
Shariff Tedlitor
Pléage
Lam
Sheriff
Glarer
LéeMars
Iowa
Baltor
Pribunes
Tama
Plymouth County
Garland to Play Tigers in Sunday Diamond Game
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate Garland will play against the Tigers on Sunday the sixth, with Robson and others mentioned. The text is garbled but suggests a baseball matchup with Garland involved.
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Norw
Thiu
Garlad
Robson
Parish Supper Program at Baptist Church
Parish supper program listed for Tuesday at the Baptist Church. John Francia March Orchestra performs piano numbers. Bob Showlberg piano solo Lois Johnson piano Sulo Harper Kerr reading Dorothy McCorkall piano solos Louise Anfingon plena solo Gordon Davidson tableau flags of the free Hazel Allen spirit of America clarice MacMillan tableau star spangled banner by Ethel Kerr and choir.
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Baptist Church
Syéning
John Francia
Tableau
Flag of the Free
Milano
Hazel Allen
Spirit’ of America
Clarice
MacMillan
Graduation of Class of 1826 at Kon High School
The thirty second arrival commencement exercises for the Kon High School honored the Class of 1826. Many graduates wore colors as Hazel Allen led the ceremony with Superintendent Troun guiding a formal procession and diplomas. The address urged civic responsibility, education, and measured use of machinery while stressing hard work, self reliance, and national duty.
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Fen
Boye
Tla
Chs
Claas Collors
Matty
Gabor Portim
Milas
Hazel
Girlat
Board of Adigation
Paula
America
Audi
Unclear Fragment Skews Readable News Record
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Loréhgen obituary and family history in Midwest church records
Loréhgen passed away Sunday after an ailment. She joined her husband in Lutheran faith on October 4, 1890. The couple emigrated in 1891 from Germany to America and settled on a farm near Akron. Survived by two brothers August Jurgenson of Akron and Fred Jurgeggan of Hawarden, Iowa, and one sister Mrs Av Praderalsen of Alwson. Two sons preceded in death, including Carl who died in service during World War I.
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Loréhgen
Alyter
A Ily
Amerloi
Akron
Glagden
Hana
Wallfiin
Carl
Prince
Gona
Atre
Lorensen
Sul
August Jurgenson
Fred Jurgeggan
Hawarden
Towa
Sialon
Av Praderalsen
Alwson
Ala’ Thres
North West District Churches Convene in Fort Dodge
The Churches of Christ North West district will hold their convention at Fort Dodge on June 16 and 19. Pastor Davis or a registar is expected to attend. A large number of members are anticipated to participate.
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George Bo
England
George
America
Washington
Mariner
Migistrate
Ajmerbad
Bradey
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