Daphne Haines Seeks Work In San Francisco Millinery World
Daphne Haines, seventeen, leaves her jealous stepmother’s strife to seek a life in San Francisco. She faces bleak employment ads, crowded rooms, and a perilous path for a first job as she clings to hope, money, and a room on Geary Street while pursuing a future with dignity and love.
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Tri-Cities Band Opens Season With Anita Good Program
The Tri-Cities Band opened its season with Anita Good in the lead, presenting a varied program including Carl Littorat’s bone solo and pieces like Ruyst and Hungarian Comedy. The park concert drew a large crowd, with autographed memorabilia and popular marches filling the lighter selections.
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Tri-Cities
Anita
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Concert at the City Park at Eight Tonight
An event listing states a concert will be held at 8 o clock in the city park.
TERRIFIC STORMS SWEEP NORTHWEST IOWA AND SOUTH DAKOTA
Storms that struck South Dakota and northwest Iowa caused property damage and scattered hail and wind, with early afternoon reports noting destroyed structures and widespread loss. Sioux City dispatches cite meteorological warnings and ongoing surveys of affected districts.
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Iowa
South Dakota
Sioux City
Missionary Society Meeting at Home Hosts and Plans
The Missionary Society of the Church of Christ meets Friday at 606 Poplar Street with Mrs Rosa Williams in charge on Plan and Purpose. Wiota’s Helen Marjorie Oxtras marries Clarence L Borger of Carbondale in Carbondale on June 30.
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Poplar’ Street
Missionary Society of the Church ‘of Christ
Rosa Williams
Wiota
T. E. Ostras
Helen Marjorie Oxtras
Clarence L. Borger
Carbondale
Borger
John Borge
Cumberland High School
Des Moines University
Pi Kappa Phi
Mantenn Women Host Meetings and Schedule Events
A series of community events and meetings were reported across Mantenn. Mrs. Heagg, cashier of the Inet Vank, presided over the first division meeting of the Ladies and coemly. The Women's Home Missionary Society held a Friday afternoon gathering at Mrs. E. W. Davis's home. The Guthrie Center Tea Hortist Episcopal church choir toured the city for a picnic at Park. The Landen Home Improver Club concluded its year with a Sunny Side Park outing attended by about fifty. Mrs. Fred Steinke led the arrangements with Mrs. W. At McKey and Mrs. George Jeliett assisting.
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D A R Picnic Held By DeBorah Franklin Chapter
The D A R DeBorah Franklin chapter met Monday at a southwest city home for the regular year’s close. Wiper on Women’s Administration of Justice discussed by Satysti A. Grubb. ideas for vacation and a planned picnic were shared. hosts were Loraine Derry and others. attendance was good.
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Mary Virginia Allen
Mise Leuk Wiuff
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D.A. R
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Shapter
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Justice
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Loraine Derry
West Shuth-strest
Roll
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Fragmented local disaster and newspaper power talks
A chaotic scene describes a grandstand overturned at the fairgrounds with widespread debris and damaged crops, noting oats and corn destruction near Sheldon. The piece also references a Boston Evening American copyright note and power-company moves that threaten to transform the newspaper industry.
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Sheldon
Merger plan for smaller U.S. newspapers outlined
Boston reports a proposed merger plan affecting smaller daily papers nationwide. Eugene Green is cited as organizer and key figure guiding the consolidation effort amid market pressures and industry upheaval.
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Boston
Ergor
Eurgene Green
Easy Road to Charm in Trial of Provincial Jockey
A garbled OCR fragment mentions motion and names that appear as Novy Sutin and Moly Shanes Wat Yeah with unclear context. The text is fragmented with missing links and stray letters, making a precise event hard to determine.
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Neal
Highway group sets contracts in two areas
Fragmentary OCR text shows a highway group establishing contracts in two locations with references to people and places, including names like Arar and Ludlow, and a noted time of two o’clock. Details are unclear due to garbled source.
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Highway Group
Omaha Briefs Report County Road Bond Vote Today
Local news items note County Attorney Ralph W Cockshoot and Mrs Cockshoot in Omaha, voting today on a $1,000,000 road bond issue in Pottawattamie. Other briefs cover travel plans, achievements at Cass County farm bureau event, Elks home project at Lake, and a vacation trip to Yellow Stone and national park sites.
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Yellowlowe National Park
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Fragmented OCR sports notes with unclear names and events
Readable fragments describe a game or match with teams and players but many names are garbled. The piece mentions a defeat, a strong performance, and scattered references to leagues and venues, though key entities and results are obscured by errors.
Davenport company contract volume noted at awards event
Fragmented OCR notes mention a Davenport company and contract volumes, with references to an awards event at a hall and a meeting at Stanshatt. Mentions a total of $126 and references to individuals Usosetbaeonsir and Potrauwettinnie in unclear context.
Obituary: Ben Tiblotts Dies at Whittier College Pioneer
WhitTine residents mourn Ben Tiblotts first president of Whittier College and California pioneer. Born in Muscatine, Iowa, he died today at his home in West WhitTine after a lifetime of civic and educational work.
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Whittier College
California
Muscatine
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