Sunny Ridge News Roundup of Local Incidents and Updates
Arthur Templeman suffered a bad bruise when a hay carrier broke and hurled him into a barn beam. A doctor from Anita found torn ligaments in one thigh but no broken bones. Visitors included John Steinmetz and family and Earl Rodgers and wife at the Rodgers home. Bad weather paused Sunday schools for two weeks. Bridges south of Chas. Campbell and near Willard Gipple were washed out by high water. Mail routes were shortened due to washouts. Turkey Valley sewing circle meets with Mrs China Brown or Miss Hope Bigelow. Ginny Ridge school closed briefly with a fine program. Bigelow to teach again this fall. W. W. Templeman lost a fine brood mare. Bohoo! closed at Finch school and Franklin No. 6. Sauny has one more week at No. 4 Lincoln.
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Arthur Templeman
Anita
John Steinmetz
Earl Rodgers
Chas
Willard Gipple
Cannon
Turkey Valley Sewing Circle
China Brown
Hope Bigelow
Ginny Ridge
W. W. Templeman
Bohoo
Finch School
Franklin No. 6
Ladies Union Club Meeting With Mrs Batley
Members and friends are invited to meet with Mrs. Will Batley this Wednesday afternoon. Chris Brown and family visited Sunday evening at R. H. Storer's, with Thomas Burnan helping Charles Campbell this week with high farm work.
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Ladies Union Club
Will Batley
Chris Brown
R. H. Storer’s
Thomas Burnan
Charles Campbell
Hig
Newa Telegraph Urges Readers to Check Subscriptions
The Newa Telegraph announces a campaign to clean up mailing lists and thanks those who have paid. It requests readers to check the mailing tag for arrears and asks that overdue subscriptions be paid promptly to support the paper.
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Newa-Telegraph
More Township Assessments Revealed in County Returns
New assessment figures cover Pleasant and Independent Districts with detailed valuations. Personal property totals reach 185,544.00. real estate 1,597,640.00. moneys and credits 8,000.90. Land area 1,471,386.00 acres average 71.73 per acre. Last year figures include 89,592.00 personal property and 94,960.00 real estate.
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Gatalliana
Massena Township Assessor T F Hogan Report
Massena Township assessor T F Hogan presents property valuations totaling 139 740 dollars with land area 19 468.08 acres at 70 02 per acre and 42 600 dollars in moneys and credits. Last year valuations show real estate 51 400 184 dollars personal property 136 216 dollars and moneys and credits 40 200 dollars. Independent Digest lists personal property 418 876 dollars real estate 178 088 dollars and moneys and credits 8 400 dollars. Last year personal property 19 628 dollars real estate 187 760 dollars and moneys and credits 8 600 dollars.
Farm loan rates offered by Wood and Savery
Wood and Savery advertise farm loans at 5 percent 4 4 percent and 6 percent with a call to inquire. The firm notes they are successors to John H.E. Wood and operate in Atlantic and Iowa.
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Wood &, Savery
John HE. Wood
Atlantic
Towa
Reflections of a Director on Atlantic Southern saga
A dramatic recounting of meetings and schemes around the Atlantic Southern railroad, detailing stockholder actions, plans to raise 150000 notes, 356000 goal, and efforts to reconnect wayward directors and black sheep. Hans, Tinpan, and others figure as players in a tense boardroom drama involving credit arrangements and leadership disputes.
Meeting Ends With Danish Bond Drive Progress
A chaotic session as Hans presides and enforces order while bidders attempt to sign up for a Danish bond issue. He aims for 150000 dollars, but only secures a partial start. Over the following week the group holds heated meetings to push notes toward 125000 dollars. To be continued.
Kansas City bond issue to fund 19 improvements
United Press reports Kansas City voters approve a 4.56 million bond issue for 19 items including Union Station approaches, park improvements, Sixth Street traffic way, Sewers, Twenty-Third Street traffic way, Twelfth Street viaduct, garbage disposal, bridges and viaducts. Also notes an upcoming M B church ice cream social at William Gaulke's residence near Fletcher Chapel.
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The
United Press
Kansas City
Union Station
M. EB
William Gaulke
Fletcher Chapel
Grant News Letter June Highlights And Flood Impacts
Ms E Dotson and Ruth Dotson returned from Griswold after helping care for her mother Mrs Ewart. N H Jones made business calls in Willisea. Amos Pauliin and wife welcomed a baby girl born May 25. A heavy rain flooded the river, washed out two railroad bridges and the race bridge near the mill, and damaged E Dotson's home. Dewees and Jarvis lost hogs to the flood. cattle and hogs floated downstream, with some saved and others drowned. George Miller of Council Bluffs visited the London home. Rev Smith gave the baccalaureate sermon Sunday night to a good crowd.
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Dewees & Jarvis
George Miller
Council Bluffs
London
Rev. Smith
Graduates for 1816 Named in Local Ceremony
The 1816 graduating class includes Grace Smith Grace Conrad and Elsie Bills. The ceremony honored these four graduates and highlighted their achievements in the school program.
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Erty
Grace Smith
Grace Conrad
Elsie Bills
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Franks Drug Co
Iowa
Sunny Ridge
Joe Harris
Asaésnor
Massena Township
T. F. Hogan
Pymosa Township
J. D, Kimball
Kimballton
Joyce Lumber Co
Wilken Monument Works
Tlantte
Tows
Eggebrs
Grant
Asue
Hans
Wakashun
Otto
Hans’ Feld
Kimbultun
Leedin
Hig Sheperds
Sum
Snow
Lukyear
X. Tinpankittleson
Gustaf Gustafson
Oleg Cleson
Twey Twegeson
Norsa Yergerson
Yong Yumpupeson
Twoquartbottleadn
Persusa
Tinpan
Drace Samsen
Tinpan Kittlegon
Nora
Busie
Ian
Ioran
Lee’s Drug Store
Moore
Kansas City, MO
OUR Grant
Hedges Bros. the Cleaners
Meton
Borop
White Pole Garage
Deering
Herrick
Herrick Refrigerators
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