Road Bond Campaign Heats Up In Montgomery County
Montgomery county Iowa faces a $600000 road bond vote on June 27 amid organized opposition led by The Montgomery County Anti Bonding association. State Senator Lloyd Ellis plans six evenings and two afternoons of talks across the county starting June 20 to argue for and against the measure.
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Montgomery County Anti-Bonding Association
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Villisea
Saline
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Climax
Stennett
Coburg
Pilot Grove
Grant Township
Owill
Dorothy Dinemore Receives Des Moines Pageant Honor
Special to Newsz Telegraph reports Miss Dorothy Dinemore, Anita girl and accomplished violinist, is among finalists for the Miss Des Moines selection. Four committees will choose the winner in a June 1i gathering, with Frost leading the critical panel.
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Jane
Newsz-Telegraph
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Des Moines
Avoca Editors Attend National Editorial Convention
Editor and Mrs. F. M. Heymer and Mrs. Daisy Oldham of the Avoca Journal-Herald travelled to Omaha to attend the National Editorial association convention this week.
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News-Telegraph
F. M. Heymer
Daisy Oldham
Avoca Journal-Herald
Omaha
National Editorial Association
Lewis Briefs From Our Special Correspondent
LEWIS IOWA June 14 Special to News Telegraph Art Kirchoff took his son Dale to Glenwood for a visit Guy Myers and wife of Dickens Tu visited over Sunday with relatives Luther Myers and wife of Grand Island Neb are visiting here The Lewis ball team traveled to Council Bluffs Sunday to play but rain prevented the game
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News-Telegraph
Art Kirchoff
Glenwood
Dale
Guy Myers
Dickens
Luther Myers
Grand I Island
Neb
Council Bluffs
Elks Call for Flag Day Service Meeting Tonight
Elks brothers are asked to meet at the club at 7 30 tonight for observance of Flag Day services. G Clark E R
Griswold alumni to hold two day reunion
Griswold Iowa hosts a two day alumni reunion for several hundred graduates from Griswold high school with events at the Methodist Episcopal church and Knopartor park. A welcome address by Zell Cook, a posthumous program, army style breakfast, and a Thursday banquet are planned with addresses by local officials and Des Moines figures.
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Des Moines
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Omaha
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Martin L. Wehn
Greater Griswold Club
Frank Linderman
Adel
Dave H. Scott
Des. Maines
Griswold American
Knoparbor Park
Devil’s Gulch
Sands Hill
Knopartor Park
Knopartor Pavilion
Ira D.kyle
Gmahe
First Fresbyterian Church
WH. H. Rousseau
Leanore Turner
Griswold
Ira Edwards Pendry
Indianola
Elaza
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Voast
Leonore Turner
Pauline Huntley
Dorothy Huntley
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Picole Upper
City Park
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City of Griswold
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Well Come
Greater Griswold
Old Town
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Fiat
Former Cass Girl Fatally Hurt In Auto Crash En Route To Anita
Dorothy Chinn former Anita resident and Cass area graduate was in a head on collision two miles northeast of Rockwell City while en route to Anita with a male companion. Initial reports said she died but later messages indicated she survived but was critically injured and unconscious with skull fracture suspected. She had worked in Bridfaelu primary department for two years.
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Fred C. Chinn
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Mayans lodge officers attend council meeting in Iowa
Leon Whitney BL Hostaldt and TL Vv. Fairholm travel from Massena to Council Bluffs today for the Town Grind lodge of Mayans gathering.
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News-Telegraph
Leon Whitney
BL Hostaldt
TL Vv
Fairholm
Council Bluffs
Grant Briefs From Special Correspondent
Grant brief items note L. D. Foote motored to Omaha for Ak Sar Ben racing events. Mr and Mrs Harry Walker of Illinois visited at Frank Askeya’s. Cruz Mehaffey and relatives at Lincoln Neb. Templeton aids American Legion. Florence Askey visiting Red Oak. Sarah Sadler to host tea for G A R. Nora Petter of Des Moines stayed with Ashbaugh family. Carl Vetter and F W Bourck traveled to Atlantic. R E Hinder and Elmer Shater drove to Greeley.
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R E. Hinder
Elmer Shater
Gimaha
Elk Horn News Highlights Local Builds and Band Plans
Special correspondent reports T C Thompson has hired Walter Nielsen to build a modern home on Main Street. Fred Jacobsen and N C Carten sen Jr set to erect large horns south of town. A Hansen Weights school will replace a burned structure. William Hoegh travels to Philadelphia for Wharton School graduation. Theodore, his son, is in the senior class. Lars Askov visits from Luck Wisconsin. Elk Horn band under R C Peer of Atlantic shows progress and plans weekly concerts.
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News-Telegraph
T. C. Thompson
Walter Nielsen
North
Elk Horn
Fred Jacobsen
N. C. Caratensen
Hansen Weights
William Hoegh
Philadelphia
Wharton School of Finance and Commerce
Theodore
Lars Askov
Luck
Wis
Sven Larsen
Blair
United Danish Lutheran’ Churches of America
Ay the
Elk Horn Band
R. C. Peer
Atlantic
Growth and character of Hammond region in Indiana
The article traces Hammond and nearby towns in Lake County Indiana from sparse 19th century settlements to a dense industrial area with steel, refined oil, and machine products. It highlights population growth, economic expansion, infrastructure, and the cultural strength of residents, noting strong military service records across conflicts and a civic ideal of enterprise and patriotism.
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Estie
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Lake County
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Smith
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Spain
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Memorial Park Unites War Tribute With Public Recreation
A community memorial park near 1025 began as a $5,000 per city pledge by 16 men from three cities, plus $50,000 for a 226 acre tract now dedicated as Wicker Memorial Park. It honors World War service and provides athletic fields, a gym, tennis courts, and an 18 hole golf course. The park, administered by trustees, symbolizes popular sovereignty and public recreation.
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Wicker Memorial Park
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American ideals rise with health centers and public parks
The text extols a national drive to build health centers and parks, expanding playgrounds and athletic fields to benefit youth and the public. It argues sound bodies and informed minds strengthen democracy, extending privileges to all, not just kings or nobles, and views American destiny as empowering the people broadly. It also reflects on the nation’s growth from colonial roots to a republic safeguarding social equality and self-government.
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