Annual Church Meeting Held at Elliott Church of Christ
The Church of Christ held its annual all day meeting at Elliott Church of Christ with morning services, a bucket dinner in the parlor, and an afternoon business session to elect officers and board members for the coming year. Mr and Mrs Wm Meline and Misses Thelma Lowman and Helen Cooper traveled to Omaha and Council Bluffs, with Thelma visiting relatives and Helen returning to Lawton Iowa.
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Elliott
Church of Christ
Wm. Meline
Thelma Lowman
Helen Cooper
Omaha
Misa Thelma
Council Bluffs
Lawton
Honeymooners Bernard Muerer Return Home at Extra Heights
Mr and Mrs Bernard Muerer who wed June 2 at Exira Iowa have returned from a Yellowstone trip and are now at their new home in Extra Heights. They greet friends and relatives after the wedding journey and settling in.
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EXIRA
News-Telegraph
Bernard Muerer
Yellowstone National ‘Park
Extra Heights
Angell's Comedians Open in Exira Tent Show
Angell's Comedians opened their show in a giant tent in Exira Iowa drawing a capacity crowd. The Extra band sponsored the event.
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Exira
News-Telegraph
Angell
Walnut News Notes Visitors and Summer Guests
Mrs. Frank Waters of Wiota visited her mother and brother Mrs. M. McCarty and Raymond McCarty for a few days. Mrs. Harry Bunker and children James and Betty Lou, from Jacksonville Florida, are staying with their grandparents and in laws Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hansen and Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Bunker. Henry Holtz was an Oakland visitor Sunday.
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Walnut
Spé
Cial
News - Telegraph
Frank Waters
Wiota
M. McCarty
Raymond McCarty
Harry Bunker
James
Betty Lou
Jacksonville
Fla
Fred Hansen
Henry Holtz
Oakland
Pocahontas to Welcome New State Bank
Pocahontas plans a new bank named Pocahontas State Bank with $80,000 capital. BEH Rich of Fort Dodge will be president. The town has lacked a bank since Farmers Trust and Savings Bank closed months ago.
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Pocahontas
U. P
Pocahontas State. Bank
BE. H. Rich
Fort Dodge
Farmers Trust and’ Savings’. Bank
Digestive aid claim cited by homeopathy leader
Dr. Gilbert Fitzpatrick, president of the American Institute of Homeopathy, declared in an address here today that Grace before meals is an excellent aid to digestion. The report comes from Philadelphia dated June 29.
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Philadelphia
Gilbert Fitzpatrick
American Institute of Homeopathy
Taxpayer liable when county tax payment by check
An attorney general opinion holds that paying taxes by check is an accommodation by the county official and the taxpayer is liable if the check is not cashed due to bank closure. The Marshals county case involved a First National Bank in Marshalltown that closed last April. A Sofia dispatch reports Bulgarian authorities seized explosives in a plot linked to agrarian communist groups.
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Des-Molins
Marshals
Marshalltown
Sofia
le Martin- Said
Reorganization of League of Nations Forecast Soon
Reported in Greenville in 1876 by Charles Pargler about an impending reorganization of the League of Nations. Mentions Locarno era frontiers and tensions with eastern military movements, noting forecasts and uncertain outcomes amid claims and diplomacy.
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League OF Nations
Greenville
Charles” Pargler
Forovale Tula Minig Dapang
Inal Rt
He. Savarely
Ori
Fatal Injury From Play Claimed Dale Proctor's Life
Dale Proctor a 12 year old of Griswold Iowa died after spinal injuries suffered during a game two years earlier left him bedfast for years. He received care at hospitals and an Omaha operation offered brief improvement. Funeral services set for tomorrow at 2 pm Griswold Presbyterian Church with Rev. Thomas Hill officiating. Burial beside his deceased brother in Lewis Cemetery.
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Griswold
Dale Proctor
Wesley Proctor
Omaha
John
Griswold Presbyterian Church
Thomas Hill
Lewis Cemetery
Booth at Anita as Republican senate candidate visits
Chas D Booth, Republican nominee for state senator from Cass and Shelby counties, spent a short visit in Anita returning from Des Moines. He plans a thorough canvass of the 18th district, meeting voters to discuss his positions before the campaign ends.
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Anita
Chas. D. Booth
Cass-Shelby
Des Moines
Booth
Neff brothers visit Anita for Atlantic church boys ensemble
Lew J Neff and Dick Neff of Neff Clothing Atlantic visited Anita last week to hear the Atlantic Christian church young men's orchestra perform at Walnut Grove. The ensemble delivered a capable program earning praise. the Neffs are proud of the boys' efforts.
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Anita
New Telegraph
Dick” Neff
Louie
Anita Dean Heads to Glendale for Good Position
Anita Dean a Anita high school graduate of 1926 left Tuesday for Glendale California to take a good paying job. She was accompanied to Omaha by her mother Mrs A D Dean and her brother and sister in law Mr and Mrs Kenneth Dean.
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Anita
They News-Telegraph
I Dean
Anita “High School
Glendale
California
Omaha
A. D.dean
Kenneth Dean
Painting poles Anita Iowa highway job noted by Col Jones
June 29 report from Anita Iowa credits Col D R Jones official manager of the White Way highway for supervising the painting and marking along the route through the state. The task is described as an exceptionally grand effort and is gratefully acknowledged to Col Jones and his team in this news brief.
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Anita
New T Telegraph
D.R. Jones
Gusey
Whiteway
Iowa
Dave
Tolteach Anita Julie 29 Miss Ain daughter of Mire and Mia
Fragmentary OCR reads as a local notice about a person named Anita Julie, age 29, described as daughter of Mire and Mia, with garbled words suggesting a teaching or employment context in a Western district school area.
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Anita
Julie
Naws-Telegraph
Ain
Mire
Mia Miseniton
Earlham Man Drops Dead At Dexter Saturday P M
Dexter Iowa June 29 Adhin Sears 57 a well known farmer living south of Earlham dropped dead from heart disease while taking groceries from a local store to his car Saturday afternoon He was known in the territory and has relatives at Adair and Greenfield.
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Dexter
News-Telegraph
Adhin Sears
Earlham
Adair
Greenfield
Mrs Jones Sought as Independent County Treasurer Candidate
June 29. The county reports efforts by many friends to urge Mrs Burza Jones to run as an independent candidate for county treasurer. Her backing seems strong though success is uncertain. She is described as fully capable of handling the duties of the office.
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Anita
News-Telegraph
Burza Jones
Dexter Man Escapes After Car Flips In Dexter
Elmer Stapes of Dexter was returning from Dex field park when his Ford wheel locked while turning, causing the car to overturn near the city. The vehicle suffered heavy damage but Stapes escaped with only slight bruises.
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Dexter
Spezial
Elmer—Stipes
Dexfield Park
Mr. Stapes
Talk Alumni Society Plans Reunion for Anita Public School
Plans are being made to organize an alumni group for Anita Public School. Graduates from the Anita schools over the past forty years, now scattered nationwide, would find joy in returning home yearly to reconnect with old friends and enjoy planned entertainment.
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Anita
News-Telegraph
Anita Public School
Voorhees family defers Anita visit due to cold weather
Leon G Voorhees of Ardmore Oklahoma with family travels to Anita and plans a summer cottage at Lake Okoboji but postpones their visit north because of continued cold weather. The Weather man notes ongoing cold as a primary factor affecting plans and comfort.
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Anita
Leon G.voorhees
Ardmore
Okla
Lake Okoboji
Market Shipment Ties Anita Pioneer Birth to sale
Ta. June 29 Special to Toe H Trimmer notes five loads of edvice cattle raised pastured and fed on the Voorhees estate west of Anita formerly Louis Benson farm once hospitable to Angers. The stock ships to the Drovers Commission Co in Chicago led by Charles I Beason, the first white child born in Anita territory, with Joe Trimmer and Charlie Beason longtime boy friends in the venture.
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H. Trimmer
Voorhees
Anita
Louis Benson
Chi
Charles I
Beason
Charles
Joe
Trimmer
Charlie
Bea
Fire call at Miss Sarah Horton home for oil stove incident
Fire department responded to an oil stove mishap at the home of Miss Sarah Horton on Saturday. The stove acted up and caused no serious damage due to prompt action by the fire department, with the event described as unusual and out of the ordinary for a well behaved stove.
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Sarah Horton
Big Roundup Highlight at Frontier Daye Festival in Cheyenne
A scrambled OCR note indicates a big roundup event on a Saturday evening in Cheyenne Wyoming. The writer expects to attend the Frontier Daye festival.
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Speelegrap
Ferrite Fc
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Charivaring Friends End of Coupl Brayton Scene
Fragmentary OCR note describes a lively gathering of Brayton's friends charivarting and urged to be given something. The readable text hints at social quip and communal participation, but lacks clear actors, dates, places, or outcomes.
Cass County Poultry Protective Association Offers Reward
The Cass County Poultry Protective Association, organized by the Farm Bureau over a year ago, offers a $500 reward for the apprehension and conviction of a poultry thief. County Agent L G C Sordin notes the group has helped curb chicken thefts by placing membership plates at members' homes as a deterrent.
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Farm Bureau
Cass County Poultry Protective Association
L. GC. Sordin
Cass
Paul
Truce Declared In Bean Shooting Row Over Bull
Vinton residents report a truce after farmer Primrose agrees to pen his bull and neighbor Armstrong vows not to shoot dry beans at the animal if it escapes. Primrose and Armstrong shook hands and court records show the dispute over the bull is settled for now.
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Bull
Vinton
O. C. Primrose
Burnham
Thomas Armstrong
Primrose
Fragmentary OCR Notes Highlight Battle Over Bull Event
Vague scraps describe a chaotic scene with a bull named Victits or Bain. The text suggests a shooting moment, a wound at home, and an unsanctioned return, with references to a strong stance, an arm, and a split event lingering without clear attribution.
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Bain
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Elliott Church OF Christ
Walnut News
Dale
Tolteach
Talk Alumnii Society
Chicago
Cass County
Armstrong
Welch-Moore Shoe Co
New York
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