Local Notes on Residents and Visitors In Sioux City Area
A fragment from a Sioux City area column lists visits and arrivals including Miss Kathryn Martin, Grace Hopkins, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Silenart, Ned Spaulding, Dr. and Mrs. Ward of Vermillion, and school inspector Mr. Fuller. It mentions the Wheeler Building and West Hotel rooms, a school board meeting, and gatherings with Vermilion connections.
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Mhesdhy Renal
Y. Sévhitshaent
Ike 'Mawetden
Silverhore
Sioux City
A. Oaks
Iworh
Mias
Grace Hopkins
Harold ‘Silenart
West Hotel
Rediderice
Wheeler Bilitdinie
Ned Spaulding
Ward
Vermillion
State
Fuller
T. J. Martin
Hte Gai
Hopkins
Vermilon
A Bank That Helps By OU
The United States Government supervises the bank and has ordered it to discontinue overdrafts. Since last August, the bank has received five notices, each more pointed than the last, and the authors cannot sidestep the issue. Private banks are not officially inspected or required to report to anyone by law. They request friends to assist in carrying out the Comptroller's orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Comptroller
Elk Point social notes and upcoming bull event
The article records visits in Elk Point including Miss Steely, Mrs. Earl Mohr, and Mrs. D. I. Cassel during the week. Mrs. Frank Mills plans Elk Point visits, and local residents attend a Parker convention. A grand barn/bull event is announced for Saturday evening May 8 at the opera house.
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Elk Point
Haffy Hollow Roundups and Weekend Visits
Akron residents and visitors share a social weekend with numerous callers to the Berinsky home, birthdays celebrated, and a large turnout at the Deutshe Unterhaltings Verein meeting in Chataworth. Events include circuses attendance, business trips to Chateworth, and extended family gatherings.
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Andg
John Schmidt
Akron
Lorenzen Brothers
Katie ‘Dirks
Edwin Meether
Henry Hilleichs
Stawardes
Kopport
Craig
LeMars
Wm. Barinsky
Barinsky
Deutshe Unterhaltings Verein
Chataworth
Millnerville Corres notes deaths and local events
Special correspondence reports Mrs. Dreeszen's paralysis followed by her death, and mentions bystanders and visitors in Millnerville. News covers travels, hospital stays, a grandfather's passing near Hinton, local shoppers, farm help, a large Baltin sale with free lunch, and community weather damage to ferries and bridges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millnerville
Henry Dreeszen
Correctionville Satuday
Dreeszen
Philip
Trudeau
Salix
Fuller
Dosaloes
Alate High
Minnesota
Lndley
Round Lake
Ay Oreington
Brown
City
Sioux City
Lillian
Charlie Briggs
Bronx City
May
Hauser
Hart
Milea
Baflin
Baltin
Fragmentary Notice From Aged Local Column
A partial OCR snippet references a family gathering and health notes. It mentions William Leopold, a child named Ma and Mera Point, Dr. and Mrs. Johnson, Laura Johnson, and a measles remark. The text is garbled with few clear events or dates.
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Leopold
Mera
Point
Sand Birs
Henry -Bogen
Mra
Laura
Johnson
Local Social Notes and Visits Featured in Sioux City Area
A jumble of family visits and social events across Sioux City and nearby towns. Numerous names including Miss Guerilla Fregell, Mrs. John Lassen, Mrs. John Fredell, Lillian Nyquist, and the Fredell family appear amid mentions of summer plans, a Young People Society social, new Ford purchases, rain after a dry spell, and bank deposit figures.
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Gers
Anne
John Seliberg
Hannah
Sioux City
Daugh
John Lassen
Guerilla Fregell
Omaha
Union Creek
Mra
John Fredell
Lillian Nyquist
John Friska
Freel
Peter
J.’ C. Bredall
eMurs
Young People’s Society
Elmer Hultgren
AR Avery
Fredell
John
Jian
Tillie
Malcolm Fredel Ome
Brunavite
Chaigren
Lewis Bly
John Heasley
Akron Dealera
Wes
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Adamesin
Cotiway
Seabtin
Kathryn’ -Martin -Fe
Iowa
THE
First National Bank
Dodge Brothers
Detroit
Motor Inn
Henry J. Callaghan
Haffy Hollow
Roundups
dInesa
Binéiness Woolley
Clement’ “Allard
Cerferson Thesday
Mit
Louis Benullen
H. G. Fancy
Nia
Gepitami
Agyn
Ouate
Enon
Aherneines
Bhoueberg
Bia
Bere
Misa Hina Swanson
Huligren
Numier
Jaubson
Gare
White
Sioux Falls
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