Fourth of July Plans For Extra Territory In Iowa
Extr a's Fourth of July celebration is being organized with two weeks of work by the planning committee. The Elke Horn band led by Ralph Peer of Atlantic will provide music, Earl Vincent of Guthrie Center is secured to deliver the main address, and a baseball game between Audubon and Brayton-Extra is planned along with a junior league game. Angelo's Comedians will perform a tent show at the Commercial club, with dances slated for the American Legion Auditorium in the afternoon and evening.
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EXIRA
Extra
Elke
Ralph
Athintic
Earl Vincent
Guthrie Cantor
Smonth
Audubon
Brayton- Extra
Angelo
Arapices
American Legion Auditorium
Red Oak Approves Light Franchise Vote
Red Oak voters approve a twenty five year franchise for Tevi Nebraska Light and Power to furnish light power and heat to the city. The special election was held Friday with a 815 to 128 vote. The council called the election at the urging of the power company.
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Red Oak
Tewi-Nebraska Light and Power Company
Thy
Friends Spoiled Their Surprise in Elliott Ta June 22
Eliott Ta June 22 Special Mr. Jordan of Chicago and M arma Shaw Emerson were marved at Honergonon Wednesday evening and, intending a joke, set out in Mr Jordan's car for Chicago. On the way they stopped at Fred Shaw's near Elliott for supper. Friends from Emerson later towed the car to Hillott.
Simmons Family Returns Home After Death in Brookfield
Mr and Mrs Charles Simmons of Brookfield Missouri returned Monday to their home after being called here recently by the death of Mr Simmons father Henry Simonson. Ada may be incorrect in source text but confirms bereavement context.
Exira News Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Travel
Exira residents and visitors figure in a string of short notes. Sohn Miller daughters of Omaha travel to California after a month with relatives. Several families, including Mrs. A C Wells and daughter and Harold Hansen, return from Marshall. Mrs Tom Jensen and others go to Dexter for a day trip. Kirkland and son visit Birmingham then return to see their mother. Mrs E A Beate and family arrived from Holdenville and plan lake summer time in Minnesota. Ralph Schwab family from Lehrville spend Sunday with relatives. Anita Meyer Mary Warner and Audrey Jensen visit, while Pets Bone and Mrs Ernest Nelson host Des Moines kin.
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Exira News
Minnesota
Sohn Miller
Omaha
Thewe ii von bin
Fran Calif
Mirgil
B. Hiller
A.C. Wells
Harold Hansen
Marshall
Tom Ntesen
Alr
Fred Creese
George Y c
Ray Mardesen
Dherson
Dexter
George’ Wwel
al Voorhevs
Stephen
Atlantic
Audrey Jensen
Stuart
Ernest Nelson
Lyon
Des Moines
Tives
Agert Hil
Sidteter
I. Ne Brown
Paulos Astaffes
Btn
Df Astaffer
Pilot Crowe Township
North Hampton
Mressdicke" Roberts
Long Beach
Cal
Mire
Ruben Artlip
Jon Kirby
Song Orie Kirby
Des Moaines
Ralph Cox
Lucille, Shipper
Los Angeles
Jenne Shipper
Local Correspondent Audubon Goes on Vacation
Audubon Indiana June 2 The News Telegraph reports hawk hawkā will take a vacation from duties next week. Des Moines and the northern Town lakes will be visited. Henry Savage will take after the local correspondent during Mr Hawks absence.
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Audubon
News
Telegraph
Hia
Daties
Des Moines
Henry Savage
News-Telegraph
Hawk
Ts visiting with her parents at Walnut
Tyoming woman and her parents visited relatives in Walnut as part of a week of family gatherings. They spent Thursday with cousins and were hosted by Mrs. Spangler and other relatives.
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Tyoming
Au-Walnut
Spe
Wedahinelen
Huteday
Lewis
Howard
Spangler
Myr
M Nephiw
T . D. M. Kite
Hupp
Hunp
Brandt
Henry G
Mary M
Ter
Uily
Tienes
Avoca
Audubon Young Son Graduates As Aviator
June 22 report states Audubon Young, son of Mr and Mrs C A Petty of this city, graduated today from the Advanced Flying school at Nellyfield San Antonio Texas He will be commissioned as a second lieutenant in the flying Calpengian His graduation followed by a visit with his parents and then reports for government service He has been stationed at March Field Riverside California since March 1928 prior to that at Kelly Field.
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Spe
C. A. Petty
United
Nellyfield
San Antonio
Tex
Petty
Servie
Marchfield
Riverside
Cal
Dust March
Kelly Field
W. Ok, Spitler
Ruth Largent
Mra
CO. Mlargent
Podays
Frank Dutra
A. E. Loughe
GC. E. Byers
Atlantic
Harry D. Byers
Famil Toy
M. BR. Anderson
Des Moines
American 68&Association
Richland
Adair
L. Ashley
Adair ‘Furniture Company
Willine Walsh
Harry* Lovell
Amit Elbert Lee
W. RR Tne
Henry Suxag
Lyle Harry
Harry
Meatmar
Logan
Ravick
Iowa Methodist Hospital
Births in Wiota: Ralph William Porter is born to Mr and Mrs
New baby boy weighed eight pounds and was born Friday afternoon in Coon Rapids. Parents are former Wiota residents. grandmother Mix Rich mond and aunt Mick Gertrude Carson will visit and stay several weeks.
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Wiota
Ph Coon Rapids
Ralph Wiliam
Porter
Mick Gertrude. Carson
Mix
Ome Richmond
Coon Rapids
Adair News Briefs Recap Local Doings and Visits
Local notes detail visits and travel among Adair residents and relatives. Mentions include Bert Moore relations, Maude McDaniels of Rock, Dr. and Mrs. Hartje, and Linden Abeern at Ames. Also reports on Trussman, Damman, Byers, and Ravick family movements, a hospital stay, and the death of Saylor Furstenberg in Omaha.
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Bert Moore
Maude McDaniels
John Wark
Ilinois
University of Chicago
Ying
Fon Low
Hartje
P. S. Kelloway
Betty Jane
Billy
Red Oak Lovelady
Sidney
Ay Hussman
Dough R. B. Moulton
Stockon
Cal
Adair
Mel
Hurl Stoner
Trussman
May Flack
A. Abeern
Ames
Svee
Linden
College
Mary Alcorn
Augent Damman
Greenfield
Fahd
Harry-echtol
Jiznes -Beehtel
Barn Struck by Lightning Near Elliott in Pilot Grove
A large barn on the C. EY Thompson place in Pilot Grove township was struck by lightning during a recent storm and burned to the ground. A hog inside perished in the blaze.
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Near-Elliott
C. EY Thompson Place
Pilot Grove Township
Twas
Hay Fire Loss Covered by Insurance Says Report
A fragment reports a hay stack burn with the loss covered by insurance. No names, dates, or locations are readable in the text.
Fragmented public note on worry and identity
A garbled text discusses fear and worry as unnecessary and debilitating. It mentions heritage, dawn, a clade, and references to American and Maga, with unclear intent or context.
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Thie Dim
Thinkiig
Gould Fine
Keer
Wein American
Maga Bing
Southwest Iowa News Highlights From Past Year
A digest of local notes from Willises and surrounding towns covers mortgage crop woes due to harsh seasons, evangelist Miss Tessie Brown’s Nebraska tour and China mission plans, an inventor Willian Turk’s fence post clincher, Deputy Meyers fining L Weddington for catfish infractions, De Molays district meet plans in Western Iowa, Potawatomi Co taxes involving the Moto refinery sale, and the death of Brad Diem of Council Bluffs amid a late hearing on a Creston case involving a new trial motion.
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Minty Tessie Brown
Shelby County
Thy
Central City
Neb
Nebraska
Miss Brown
China
P. B. Brown
The
Harlan
Willian Turk
Minden
L.weddington
Red Oaks
Weddington
Ted" ‘Pierson
Council Bluffe
Epis
Pymina
Creston
Miss Edna Stennett and others to Newton event
A group including Edna Stennett Edna Merrick Jean Bach Mrs Henry Esch and William Stiles traveled to Newton to attend the state Christian Endeavor meeting returning Monday. Kirby headed to Gillette Wyoming to visit relatives during vacation.
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Elliott, Ia
Edna Stennett
Edna Merrick
Jean Bach
Henry Eseh
William ‘Stiles
Newton
State Christian Endeavor
Rope ‘Kirby
Gillette
Wye
Jesse. Kirby
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American ‘Legion Memorial
Chestnut Street
Atlantic’s
News of
LIGHT
Myg. Hyg
Kirkland and Son
Vghnter
Birmingham
Praddjametieys
E. A. Beate Vietta
Audubon Young
Adair News
Svare
Iowa
Shane
Nitrobank
Willises
Ian Sural
Lefors
Gil Evangelist
J -Pottawa
Mana “Moto Company
Michael
East
Cornell Bluffs
Bluffe
Brad I
Diem
Rouldent
Pennsylvania
Sinaia Antias
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