Uncle Thomas Disowns Bride To Be Amid Family Plot
In a melodramatic scene, Uncle Thomas reveals he will not recognize Dick's fiancée Miss Tremlett, accusing her of a past with an off-color actor. Dick confronts him as Miss Tremlett departs with a prearranged plan and a prepaid honeymoon, leaving the Newrich family stunned by the ruse and wealth tensions.
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Themas
Jim Newrieh
Elma Newrieh
Anne Thomas
Elma
Miss Tremlett
Elma Newrich
Uncle Thomas
Jim
Elna
Newrich
Mr. Newrich
Raphael
Tiee
Thomas Newrich
Miss Tremlet
Vinele
Thomas
Dickie
Viner
Uncle Whatas
Miss Tremiet
Newerlohes
Tremert
South America
Popejoy Local Notes Highlight Social and Visits
J Eb Johns was in Minneapolis on business Saturday while E A Anderson returned from Des Moines where he was hospitalized. The community saw many visits, calls, and gatherings including K P dance in Iowa Falls and an oyster supper by the Ladies Aid. Several residents attended events in Dows, Highmore, and Gilmore City, with updates on illnesses, new housekeeping, and church activities.
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J. EB. Johns
Minneapolis
E. A. Anderson
Des Moines
W. H. Baker
Dows
L. To. Johns
Pant
A. F. Iverson
Iowa Falls
A. R. Trousvale
Esther May
Highmore
S. Oak
A. J. Cousins
Roma Matison
Wesley Crankwright
Washburn
Velma Wells
Fay Walton
J. K. Carr
Corbin
American Legion
John Gouldsberg
Eivan
J. A. Hammitt
Geo. Brownlee
Ruth Iverson
Ed. Anderson
Leo Hansen
John Fisher
Wilson Jaques
Schaal
Gilmore City
Myrle Downing
Cedar Falls
Frank Rice
Eldora
Gene McTigue
Alden
Bill Norton
Richard Bessman
H. Carr
L. E. Hansen
Hartwick
Minn
Popejoy
Epworth League
Phillips
H. J. Binger
Ladies Aid
Lee Center
Ed. Allen
Grundy Center
The Diamond Beetle of Bravil Sparkles with Interference Colors
An American naturalist studying Bravil reports the diamond beetle displays brilliant colors not from pigment but from light interference. The beetle’s diamond teeth sides show two thin layers with a tiny gap, causing colors similar to thin plates on a bubble.
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Bravil
Salem News Local Social and Farm Notes
Several from this vicinity attended the horse sale at Iowa Falls Wednesday. Mrs Tony Pingle and baby spent Tuesday at the Jim Watt home. Will Silke was shelling corn this week. Dale Tordoff returned home Friday night from South Dakota after months away. Mr and Mrs J H Collins and daughter Edith, and Marie and Dorothy Terveer spent Sunday at the Ansel Peet home. Mr and Mrs John Trarks and family visited at the Albert Tordoff home. Thelma Show spent Sunday at the Will Donelson home.
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Iowa Falls
Tony Pingle
Baby
Jim Watt
Will Silke
Dale Tordoff
South Dakota
J. H. Collins
Edith
Marie
Dorothy Terveer
Ansel Peet
John Trarks
Albert Tordoff
Thelma Show
Will Donelson
Sunday Dinner Guests in South Alden and Local Visits
South Alden chronicles social visits as Mr and Mrs Chas Lyons host Sunday dinner with guests including Mr and Mrs Allen Christainsen Hannah Tordoff Anton Christainsen Will Squires Neils Larsen and Clarence Barhite. Dr Grua of Radcliffe made a service call nearby last Sunday. Mrs Hattie Lister of Iowa Talla spent Thursday with her sister Mrs Wildman. Vera and Reba Kellogg stayed at the parental home while L P Winter Emil Lettow Ord Ridout and C S Wildman shipped hogs to Chicago last Saturday.
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Chas. Lyons
Allen Christainsen
Hannah Tordoff
Anton Christainsen
Will Squires
Neils Larsen
Clarence Barhite
John Barhite
Alden
Grua
Raddecliffe
Hattie Lister
Iowa
Talla
Messrs. L. P. Winter
Emil Lettow
Ord Ridout
C. S. Wildman
Chicago
Dist No 2 pupils off for flu related vacation
The pupils in Dist No 2 had a vacation on Monday and Tuesday due to their teacher's flu. Miss Lucille Larsen attended a girls' short course at Ames last week with Mrs. Oscar Klein accompanying her. Sam Benshoof died Sunday morning February 4 at his Alden home after a life of amiable deeds. Funeral services were in the Congregational church led by former pastor Rev Newell with burial at Buckeye cemetery.
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Dist
Lucille Larsen
Ames
Oscar Klein
Alden
Sam Benshoof
Congregational Church
Newell
Buckeye
Buckeye News Roundup of Local Socials and Events
Harry Polo returns from Des Moines while Herbert Lettow attends Ames short course in auctioneering. Iowa Falls callers Grace Luttschwager Dorthea Neuenfeldt. weekend visits near Alden Elma Bailey Gladys Case Carl Sielaff and Orie Topp. Philomathean program Feb 9 features Mr Spiderfoot's Doll Shop with multiple readers and acts.
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Harry Polo
Des Moines
Herbert Lettow
Ames
Grace Luttschwager
Dorthea Neuenfeldt
Iowa Falls
Derald
Gladys Case
Alden
Elma Bailey
Carl Sielaff
Orie Topp
G. Topp
Owl Club
J. A. Auner
Jewett
L. Winters
George Lutterman
Harry Boyington
Marie Underwood
Miss Smith
Eldora
Ben.Thoms
Caryl
Old Spiderfoot
Wendell Wescoat
Roy Lyons
The
Dolls
Rosalie Sielaff
Down ‘N Arkansas
Philo Quartette
Philomathean Mirror
Glen Ridout
Appointment of A L Herrig as Hardin County administrator
Notice is published that A L Herrig has been duly appointed and qualified as Administrator of the estate of Caroline Tjarks, deceased of Hardin County. All debts due to the estate should be paid, and all claims must be presented to the undersigned for allowance in the Clerk of the District Court, with Lundy Peisen and Soper as attorneys. Dated February 5, 1923, F M Lockwood, Clerk District Court.
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A. L. Herrig
State of
Iowa
Hardin County
Caroline Tjarks
A. L. Hervig
Lundy, Peisen & Soper
F. M. Lockwood
Names Traced to Chinese Origins of Western Places
A New York Herald writer asserts many Western city and geographic names, long thought Indian, are of Chinese origin. He claims Utah and Nevada names derive from Chinese be or pie meaning north, and suggests the Pleu’e Indians were actually the North Ute.
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Pacific Coast
New York Herald
Utah
Nevada
North
Aunty Missed Comic Toe Dancer at Theater
Julia, excited by a comedy from a moving picture theater, explains in a jumble of childlike language. She recalls a toe dancer in a short hutty skirt and exclaims you should have seen the girl in full blog.
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Julia
Ancient Egyptian artificial limbs traced to priests
The article states artificial arms and legs were used in Egypt as early as 700 B.C. Likely made by priests who served as physicians and surgeons, with well constructed limbs noted in ancient sources.
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Egypt
B.C
the Nile
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Sreerre
Rene
Ionny
Popejoy News
Salem News
South
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Fred LaSporcer
Hampshire
Idse
Lawton’s
Clinker’s
Klein and
Grantow
Alden Motor Co
Farrow
Groner
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