Funeral Attendees Gather for Maramit Lusk in Elliott
Grant, June 26 Special.Maramit Lusk funeral held Thursday afternoon in Elliott attended by relatives and friends including Mr. and Mrs. William Winnett of Chicago visiting Mrs. Winnett's parents Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Nall. Travelers, locals, and neighbors noted among attendees as plans for Western trips surfaced.
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AD. Foote
Albert Wohlemans
Fred Westfall
Welcome, Mini
Thelma
Hines
N. OH
Janes
Omaha
Ora Christopher
Ygent
Vemas
N. Mo
C Glen Ellyn
Chicago
Mere
Corning
Spicer
George Davis
Bert McCue
Arthur
Atlantic
E. S Montigomyery
Mas. Judd ¢Baugh
Glenwood
Fairfield
Owith
Embree
P. J. Neary
Moth
Nora Bago
Elliott
Harry ‘Taylor
G. S
Farm Sales In Adair County Highlight June Activity
In Adair and Guthrie counties, four farms changed hands in June. Luk Welsh of Casey sold the four vineyard parcels at 245 dollars per acre, marking solid appreciation for the district. Frank Conway’s Gulneres farm went to Lew in Wallace of Crsek for 150 dollars per acre, with notable improvements. Charles Baird’s one acre estate sold to Char w Petriv of Adair at 170 dollars per acre, a highly improved property that drew buyers who farm the land themselves.
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Adair
Guthrie
Luk Welsh
Casey
Frank Conway
Gulneres
Lewin Wallace
Crsek
Charles Baird
Caere
Baird
Farmers at Avoca Await Dry Ground to Cultivate
Avoca area reports abundance of rain delaying field work. Farmers plan for a future crop as conditions improve, with more youths engaging in scientific farming and aid in harvest preparation.
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AVOCA
All the news when it is news in the Newas Telegraph
The Newas Telegraph presents a compact blend of local and regional items. It highlights notable events, meetings, and community notices, framing the day’s happenings with concise summaries and key names where readable.
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Newas-Telegraph
Anita News Highlights Pioneers and Visiting Friends
Town column from Anita notes Corte S Taylor of Mughender Sask Canada, a pioneer of eastern Cass County, visiting the area. Many residents- Myrna Turner-Upster, Very Tudicat, and families relocate for visits. Sel No Wagner of Ruthven also tours Anita. Multiple residents travel to Des Moines, Stuart, Casey and Menlo for family visits, concerts, and summer plans.
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Corte
S. Taylor
Mughender
Sask
Canada
Anita
Cort
Eastern Cass
Weet Wiota
Myrna’ Turner
Very Tudicat
Aim
Athietic
Abe
Peter Bites
Cy County
Miss. Nuva
Uth Tiaektirits
Ladd mM
Wagner
Ruthven
William A. Wagner
Ivor
Frank Lece
Des Moines
Lav
Coral Ball
Bertha Dignan
Albert
Harold Lees
Earl Johnston
Stuart
M. T. Jones
Bessie Antrim
Bobridge
Carl Joh Cole
W. AL Wagner
Johnson
Matt Cline
Menlo
Caseys
Matt. Cline
Anita Viccinity
Aniti-AgnireAtantic
Anita Ey
Joseph Ryd
Walnut
James. Montefer
Window Shade sales ad at Alexandar's store
An advertisement touts high quality window shade stock with confident claims of proper fit and value. It emphasizes buyers can purchase right and bright shades at Alexandar's, promoting selection and satisfaction.
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Alexandar’s
Two Day Calf Club Tour in Potta watta mie
A two day county calf club tour in eastern Pottawattamie County drew 12 members and leaders from Avoca to Des Moines style stops. County Agent Alex Moffat and Frank Reed judged livestock with Mel rath from the Laward Producers association helping. The tour visited eight towns including Macedonia and Brimming with practice in judging livestock, the group prepared for the August county fair where the best team will compete at the state fair in Des Moines. A picnic at Macedonia park capped the day with ice cream from a local freezer.
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Avoca
Pottawattamie
Cal Cly
Alex “Moffats
Frank Reed
Ames
Agel Mellrath
Lawared! Producers Association
Macedonia Park
Aby County
Mottat
Old Timers Remember E. T. Meredith at Avoca
Avoca old settlers recall Edwin Meredith and his family as pioneer farmers. His grandfather Uncle Tom Meredith laid out Meredith’s addition, with Tom owning the corner of the current People's Bank site and running an inn. Edwin’s father and grandfather engaged in agriculture, and Tom once owned a Marne newspaper.
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Meredith
Avoca
Tom Meredith
Thomas A. Meredith
People’s Bank
Merediths
Edwin’ Meredith
Tom
Marne
Gypsies Nabbed at Audubon for Pickpocketing
In Harrison County on a sunny Saturday sheriff officers arrested two women described as gypsies for robbing a Dunlap man of $70. After radio alerts from Audubon officials, the band was found. the men identified the suspects, who were fined $24.78 plus costs, paid the Dunlap man his money, and were released.
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Sunny Saturrday
Harrison County
Tfurrizon
Necams Paniul
Paving Progress On No 34 Toward Country Club
Red Oak Texas July 25 paving progresses rapidly as National Construction Company pours asphalt on No 41 route. The giant hopper miner delivers a steady stream with traffic expected to be light by the Fourth. Traffic now routed along Blue Grass trail and course edge to the club house.
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Red Oak
Jie
Briday Ada
Thet Credit
National Construction
Cumpany
Swynie
Vanceriday
Elliott Girl Honored at Iowa State College
Evelyn Turner of Elliott was named president of the Women's Guild at Iowa State College for the first Summer session. Vice president Ruth Macy of Moorcroft Wyoming and secretary Katharine Forney of Moulton Alabama were also chosen. The event was reported from Ames Iowa on June 25.
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Ames
Evelyn Turner of
Elliott
Hagben
Chogen
Women’s Guild
Iowa State College
Thes
Ruth Macy
Moorcroft
Wyo
Katherina Forney
Moulton
Ala
Fundraising concert at Avoca and Tay raises books
A June 25 event titled swAn entertainment featured musical selections and sayings to raise funds for supplying the public library with new books. Receipts totaled about $90.
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Avoca
Tay
swAn Entertainment
Elliott Weekly Notices Highlight Local Movements and Visits
Elliott Virginia June week notices show residents traveling and visiting kin across towns. Couples Jennings and a daughter Florenes traveled to Council Bluff, while Lagan family from Glendale, Cuba plan an Omaha visit. Numerous locals meet kin in Shenandoah, Griswold, and Atlantic, with funeral services led by E. L. Stony and diverse relatives attending.
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Elliott
Dune 2
Spain
Ly J. Jennings
Florenes
Council Bluff
Mercy Hospital
R. C. Lagan Andl Jdaugriter
Wilma
Glendale
Cub
Labour
W. J. Kirby
Lorena
Wilma Kirby
Gegrg E Kirby
Roseville
Doe Kirby
Welch Pogue
Grint
G. “Wi
Wat Willams
Long Beach
Cal
Atlantic
Boyles
Farnum
Clyde Fox
Boyles Artesis
Clyde, Fox
Paul Plogiut
Omaha
John Redding
Griswold
LC. 11. S
Eliott
Monty Beck
Shenandoah
Gearnt Smith
Georgie
Mesa
Elmer Siwansot
Orlo Lampbell
Linenla
Neb
Charley Dughman
Red Oak
Re Kirby
Magg
Joe Kirby
Wichita
Kus
Philly
Harry ‘Sumhit
Macédonia
Otto Sehart
Art
Thomas
Mhurman
Iwr
Family visits and travel notes across Omaha Lincoln and Creston
Shirea and visiting Elizabeth and Julia return home after a week. Max Moore Lyle Moore and Er in Chase drive to Omaha on Thursday. Lyle returns to work in Chicago. Max drives Elgin to Lincoln Neb to visit his sister. Mrs Gus Anderson and children from Creston visit Miss Iulda Rosting and her brothers Hilmer and Frank. Rose Paids of Shout are mentioned. Mising Moore of Omaha visits her brother Max and her grandfather Willan Hinman.
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Shirea
Elizabeth
Julia
Max Moore
Lyle Moore
Erin Chase
Omaha
Hursday
Lyle
Chicago
Max
Elgin
Lincoln
Neb
Gus Anderson
Creston
Miss' Iulda Rosting
Hilmer
Frank
Rose
Mising Moore
Willan Hinman
Road party leaves for Wellington trip by auto
The Row and Mrs Wilden Stow depart for Wellington Kansas by auto to visit Mrs Sloan and inspect jars, traveling together for the journey.
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Mra SS
Wilden Stow
Wellington
Kas
Mes. Sloan's
Brighton Farm Bureau Meeting Report
A rural gathering at Morne Hall hosted the Farm Bureau with a program and a tuck. The event drew a fair attendance and reflected active local agricultural interests.
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Brighton
Ip Farm — Bureau Aeth Morne Hall
Territorial Deaths and Local Notices in June
Territorial deaths report Henry Sievers of Everett Washington at 81, former local grail businessman, with many relatives here. Anita service for TW Burns, father of Mrs. W. S. Reed Jr., held after sudden death in Omaha Des Moines area. Keokuk crash claims Dr MacAllender 32, president of Quinzy, died after car wreck. neck broken, no witnesses.
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Avoen
SpeeMil
Henry ‘Sievers
Yverett
Wash
Sievers
Anita
Tune
Speeratt
Reid
Casey
Allendings General Services
TW. Burns
Turns
8. Reed Jr
Omurhin
Births New Girl in Griswold
Mr and Mrs Ch Kneedy Barnes are parents of a baby girl born Friday in Griswold Iowa. The infant has been named Roberts Georgian. News-Telegraph Wart Ads get results.
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Griswold
Spoell
Ch. Kneedy Barnes
News-Telegraph
CAL-X Promises Cleaning Power for Water and Grease
An advertisement extols CAL-X as a remarkable cleaner that aquareshes water to dissolve grease and grime. It claims the powder leaves fabrics softer and brighter, dislodges dirt, and helps irons work better, urging grocers to stock this modern cleansing age and suggesting readers notice a big difference after use.
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