Women Organization Plans Local Chapter and Meetings
A female led society in Atlantic aims to form a local chapter with Mrs. W. Robb visiting to promote the six year course in history poetry music and modern fiction. Charter members will meet Monday at the Library Club to organize. A party from the city attended a bridge event in Casey hosted by Mrs. Jack McGrane and guests included several local ladies. The Ladies Literary Club picnic is postponed due to illness. the Kill-Kare Klub plans a Sunyside Park picnic. Grove Township Farm Bureau and Service Star Legion held meetings, while Americanization talk by Sgt. Rhamney announced for a city hall event. Atlantic Mothers Club met for year end. Masons plan Sunnyside Park picnic with Eastern Star DeMolay and friends.
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Snizlig Delphian
Antic
Vdulan Socisty
Racope
Tor
Robb
Penge
Casey
Jack McGrane
Atlantic
Reed Uffstadt
Fons Griffith
C. M. Tomlinson
B.T. Hupp
BE. J.young
Mra. E. C. Montgomery
Guy, McDermott
Myrg
J. T. Kos
Mra. C. A. Hinman
Hinman
H. L. Hancock
Rockville, Tud
Service Step Legion
Service Star Legion
Sergt. Rhamney
the American Legion
Order of Eastern Star
de Molay
Phk
3 10 percent on children's oxfords Hinke and Cameron Shoe Co
Store signs offer 3.10 percent discount on children's oxfords from Hinke and Cameron Shoe Co with a price tag noted as 2¢14 in a dated advertisement.
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Hinke & Cameron Shoe Co
Stone Tires Completes Town’s Only Tire Stock
Stone Tires announces the only complete tire stock in town with free tire service. Pettinger is listed in connection to the shop.
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Pettinger
Consolation on belief in life beyond the grave noted
A Louisville Courier-Journal excerpt discusses theories of life after death with a cheery tone, asserting there is no belief in the existence of a coat of living problem in the hereafter. The fragment hints at philosophical debate and spiritual doubt.
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Louisville Courter-Journal
Ball hits catcher and he dies on field in Ontario
Windsor Ontario report of Clare Dal-Hlash twenty three catcher for Maplegrove amateur baseball Leath killed at Comber Ontario when a warm up pitch struck him over the heart.
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Ball
Catcher
Windsor
Ontario
Clare Dal- Hlash
Maplegrove Amsteur
Comber
The Season's Pent Becomes a Quotation Study
The Louisville Courier Journal notes a witty taxonomy of men based on speech and fortune. A true original man avoids weather chatter, an exceptional man avoids bad gold, and an interesting man endures cold with effort.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
Fragmented literary lines spark contemplation across nature
A cluster of poetic fragments presents reflections on beauty in daily life and nature. The text references light, sun, stars, and universal contemplation, weaving in philosophical musings and mentions of Dante. The excerpt appears as a collage of quotes and names without a single cohesive event.
Eben and De World Incentive for Invention Trouble
Uncle Eben explains that the world is full of wonderful incentives and that only inventions you do not know how to handle will fail or make you miserable. The dialogue uses dialect to convey folk wisdom about innovation and risk.
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Eben
Little Girl and Toyshop Window Scene
A fragment describes a girl in a trance before a toyshop window as she pleads with her mother to buy the lovely gifts. The line captures a child’s longing and a parent’s restraint amid festive display.
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Srotsman
Atlantic News In A Nutshell Creston Visitors and Local Notes
Atlantic area notes a Creston visit by aml family and Jack Peacock family. Local business updates include H C Lamond returning to Omaha after a buy, tonsil removals at Jones hospital, operations at Jones hospital, and various residents leaving or returning home. Weather shows 92 high and 64 low. Several social items describe births, funerals, farm bureau meeting, and travel to Minnesota.
Old Apple Tree in Vancouver Barracks Blooms at Ninety Six
The Blooma apple tree in the Vancouver barracks enclosure is described as the West’s oldest living apple tree and possibly the oldest in the United States. Planted in 1820, it remains in good condition and is protected by a wire fence to deter souvenir seekers, with a hopeful lifespan reaching at least a century.
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Vancouver
United States
Vancouver Barracks
Fragmented OCR Snippet About The News Telegraph
Readable parts describe a brittle object breaking easily and a reference to a News Telegraph publication. Mentions a joint or gins and a southern United States supervisor, with unclear context. Contains talk of a similar species from the old world and an appeal to try a News Telegraph want ad.
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Gouthern
United States
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Tie ‘Dummies
Nhorrths
Ladies” Literary Club
M. B. Myers
Kill-Kare Klub
Sunyside
Grove Township Farm Bureau
Grove
Township Farm
Bureau Ineeting
James McConnell
Addads
Ed, Dimig
Howard Berg
Garfield Schoolhouse
Atlantic Mothers’ Club
A. M. Kirk
Ol Coomes
Oes
Robert O. Lovett
Hawkeye
BY Williams
Tommy
Jimny Carismus
Anne AS
WE Gee Whiz
Jaitey Teh
Hedges
Bros
Master Cleaners
Richard Jefferies
Everett. True
Gradouw
Parade
Trus
Ceqeuus Chaplin Clown
Duff
Helen
Regen Company
Ako
Rasa
Atlantic News
Creston
Jack Peacock
Aml
Omaha
H. C. Lamond
Will Stamp
Walnut
Jones Hospital
Minnesota
John Feldman
Worthington
Minsk
the Atlantic Hospital
Elmer Loeb
Albia
Charles Block
Fred Boldes
Lake City
Elmer Loch
Ch Block
L. P. Bigelow
Ross McCormick
Burns
Lyman
Wilma Ireland
Griswold
Atlantic Hospital
Carla Kringel
Kringer
Indianola
Simpson College
A. A. Gillette
Atli
Long Beach
Calif
Council Bluffs
Jim Troy
The
Street Traction Company
W. M. Gibbons
Gibbons
Jennie Kirk
Lincaly Bureau
Lincaln Township Farm Bureau
C. H. van Vlack
Harry Lewis
Des Moines
Lewis
Dorohy Kelly
Theodore Marry, Jr
Dexter
Altty
L. H. Pine
Stuart
J. G. Whitney
Germany
James John Hansenw
A ‘Brekster
Sandstyebening
New York
Aybrep Mins
Mee Bojens
Chicaga
National Hardware Dealers’ Association
Nels P. Brown & Company
Black Hawk
Carl Hansen
Peter Hansen
Lving
Whitney Loan and Trust Company Bank
State Banking Department
Mose Kahn
George F. Lang
Yeomen Home Committee
Homeland Cafe
Ralph Wiseler
Frank Beekman
Coomes
Wissler
Beekman
J. H. Peacock
Peacock & Baxter
Vieter
Red Oak
Rotary
Council Bluffa
Mill Grove
Chautangia Park
the News-Telegraph
News-Telegraph
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