Hancock News Briefs From Hancock Iowa Area Social Notes
Community notes record visits and travel in Hancock and nearby towns. Families such as Millard and Ethel McKay visit Earlham. Matt Harris plans trips to Wisconsin. Mina Delphia Cool attends summer school in Boulder. locals Gerald Johnson and Ruth Olaun host gatherings in Harlan. Wendel King returns from Ames. Naomi Sorby visits Coron Bluff grandmother. Delphin Rad Tari and Will Bool family attend local events.
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Hancock
Millard McKay
Ethel
Earlham
Melvin McKray
Matt Harris
Wisconsin
Mina Delphia Cool
Tuekday
Boulder
Colo
Floyd Togers
van Troans
van Old
Mea
Ruth Olaun
Henry Olsen
Dora
Solm Warner
Gerald Johnson
Harlan
Wendel King
Lown State Vollope
Ames
Kully Bhvins
Neola
Roy Brownlee
Naomi
Ford
M Rae Rad Tari
Will Bool
Slaughter
Delphin
Mondlay
Miss Meran Lloyd George Attends Court Meeting
In a royal court scene linked to King George and Queen Mary, Miss Meran Lloyd George daughter of the former prime minister, is shown attending a political meeting at night in formal dress. She had no chance to change between events, remaining in her court attire.
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Hiven
King George
Queen Mary
Meran Lloyd George
M. P
Iowa County Populations From 1920 to 1930 Census
The census reports Iowa population grew 2.7 percent over the decade to 2,468,747 with all ninety nine counties counted. A table lists each county’s 1920 and 1930 figures, highlighting Adams through Wright and noting shifts in population across the state.
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Iowa
Towa
Tpitaan Adair
Adams
Allamakce
Appallense
Audubon
Benton
Black Unwie
Boone
Bremer
Buchanan
Buena Vista
Butler
Calhoun
Carrol
Cass
Cedar
Garra Garelo
Cherokey
Chickasaw
Fragt Clarke
Ha EH OG Clay
LOS Laceo
Clayton
Clinton
Crawford
Dallas
Davis
Devatur
Delaware
Dee Moines
Dickinson
Dubuque
Emmet
Fayette
Floyd
Franklin
Fremont
Greene
Grundy
Guthrie
Hamilton
Hancock
Llownril
Humbold
Ai Aral
Marshall Mills
Mitchel Monona Monroe
Montgomery
Muscatine
O'Brien
Oxceda
Palo Alto
Plymouth
Pocahontas
Polk
Pottawattaumie
Peweshick
Ringgold
Sig
Scott
Shelby
Sioux
Wright
Prominent Monu ment Works Ad Offers Deals
An advertisement urges readers to place orders with the Wilken Monument Works, highlighting their services and inviting inquiries. The snippet emphasizes reliability and customer outreach from a local business.
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Wilken, Monument Works
Iowa Farm Real Estate Values Rise Slightly From Prewar
Des Moines reports from June 19 show Iowa farm real estate values at 119 percent of the prewar average, down 3 percent from last year and down 4 percent from 1928. The 1980 index is cited as 114 to 111. The report reflects bureau of economics figures from Washington.
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Des Moines
Bureau of Economics
Department‘of Agriculture
Washington
Iowa
Antire Pation
Inidex
Fragmented historical clipping hints at religious text
OCR reads as garbled lines discussing names and places, suggesting a fragment from a religious or scholarly page. Readable parts mention Bap and Magilsh-like terms, but most content is indecipherable.
Latin Sing Benefits Highlighted in Recent Study
A study outlines advantages of Latin singing, noting vocal health improvements and cognitive focus. Researchers observe increased breathing control and habit formation that supports practice consistency. The report emphasizes discipline and potential performance gains for singers at all levels.
Southwest Iowa Road Conditions Update for June
Road status across southwest Iowa detailing detours and closures on U.S. Highways 32 71 and 4. Counties including Adair Cass Pottawattamie Dallas Guthrie Audubon Montgomery Shelby Adams and Mills report paving grading and bridge work with detours up to 14 percent miles. Through traffic between Council Bluffs and Des Moines relies on primary road 30 and detours. City of Adel Casey Clarinda and Vil lis ta noted detours and limited access due to earth and pavement construction impacting routes to Council Bluffs Ames and Des Moines.
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Iowa
U. S. No. 32
Adair
Cass
Pottawattamicy
Council’ Bluffs
Pottawattamie
Anita
Aduth
Wiota
Atlantic
Neola
Council Bluffs
Des Moines
Co Bluffs
Ames
Dallas County
Adel
Dexter
Guthrie County
Casey
Guthriel
Stuart East
U.S. 71
Audubon County
Extra
Main Street
Audubon
Cass County
Lnter
Montgomery
Page
Clarinda
Willisea
Wall Street
Ty Miles
Hepburn
Orth
Montgomery-Page County
Sin
Regular
Villista
Montgomery County
Rant
Vil- Maca
Oxroiley
Grint
Cass-Adair Jine
Adair County
Hogins
Greenfink
Ales Pontanelle
Fremont
Hamburg
Missouri
Macedonia
Yowalit
Hastings
Kimbaliton
Audubon-Guthrie
Dallas Center
Earth Defong
Adél
Pottawattumie
Avoca
Hathcock
Aveen
Shelby County
Harlan
Jacksonville
Adams County
Corning
Union County
Creston
Mills
Montgomery Counties
Red Oak
Mis County
Regine
Red Ouk
Bury
Logton
Emerson
London chuckles as woman wins Shaw’s wanted goat tale
A London scene recounts how George Bernard Shaw joked about a woman who sent him a copy of his Intelligent Woman's Guide to Socialism and received a sharp reply. The wag of the tale claims the woman may still earn 250 pounds for a later letter, with Shaw’s quip discussed amid public laughter.
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Lonson
George Bernard’ Shaw
Shaw
Ground Floor The First Consreas Lobby Work Begins
Fragmentary OCR note indicates the initial day of activity in a consular or congressional context. Names and clear details are unreadable, but the text suggests early efforts by a group or body labeled The Ground Floor and The First Consreas.
Duco Furniture Finish Appeals Anew To Shoppers
Ad promotes Duco color line for wood furniture like chairs chests and tables. Claims easy application quick drying and a rich lustre akin to polished ivory. Encourages customers to visit and view attractive gleaming color options.
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Hermoline
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OWA Mighwat Commission
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DU Pont-Paints
Gibson & Rabe Atlantic
BY Carter
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