Oldest Man In Elk Horn Territory Dies At 80
Peter Rasmussen died at his daughter Mrs Jorgensen’s home on June 18. He was 80 years, 9 months, 16 days old. Born September 2, 1841 in Gunnestrup Denmark, he came to America in 1872. He lived in New Jersey for ten years before settling in Elk Horn. His wife Maren Jensen Moller died earlier. Surviving children include Mrs J P Jorgensen Elk Horn, V Rasmussen Viborg 8 D, Jens Rasmussen and Rasmus C Rasmussen Elk Horn.
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New Manager For Lewis Lumber Yard
Lewis Iowa June 380 Special to the News Tele- Telegraph Mred Mauser arrives from Little Rock to assume charge of the Joyce Lumber yard here. Guy Woven resident manager resigns his position effective tomorrow to enter the insurance field. Mrs John Montague and daughter Margery visit Rolfe Town. Mrs Glagils Calg works at the telephone office replacing Mrs Kabadie who resigned and left for Ohl. Try a News Telegraph Want Ad.
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Young People Married at Elk Horn
Miss Sarah Marie Hansen and Mr. Arthur Dewsey Jacobsen were united in marriage Wednesday evening at Elk Horn Lutheran Church. The ceremony occurred at 8 o'clock with Pastor Bing officiating. They will reside near Kimballton. The bride, youngest daughter of Jacob Hansen, has many friends in Elk Horn area. The groom is son of Claus Jacobsen.
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Ladies' Aid Meeting Draws Large Crowd
A large turnout attended a Ladies' Aid meeting reported with notes of an active gathering. The event featured speakers and discussions, reflecting community involvement and local organization efforts.
Best Seller Speech Echoes In Mixed Chatty Line
A garbled OCR style note references a best seller and an after dinner speech with fragmented lines about Walter and Chinese live on fish. It appears to be a playful or ironic excerpt, lacking clear dates, places, or full names, but hints at literary or culinary topics and a recurring phrase about fish serving as an article.
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Three Little Bears Charm Circus Trainer at Atlantic Stop
Eddie Trees, one of 1200 wild animal actors with the Al G Barnes circus, tends to three brown bears named Do Re and Mi in a city stop at Atlantic July. He jokes the bears are cute but Mi keeps biting his gloves, prompting frequent glove changes. The bears feature in Alice in Jungleland, a fairyland fantasy opening the circus day with parades and performances across three arenas and two stages.
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Adair News of General Interest Report
Mrs. Chris Brandt, formerly Viola Stacey, visits her mother in law Mrs. A F Brandt at Adair. Nile Morse and Joe D Andrea drove to Oakland Thursday. Imnickers made their first public appearance with a street parade by several local young ladies. Mrs Homer Richardson, Lucille Berry, Mrs Preston Powel and daughter Idah visited Atlantic on Wednesday.
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New Son Born at Wheeler Home in Adair
M. B. Wheeler and wife welcomed a baby boy after moving from New Soi Marne to Adair. Rev. and Mrs. Thomas Wood visited the grandparents C. C. Wheeler and wife to see the newborn, traveling in the Wood car. Everett Hill reports a new Ford car. Mrs. Grodt has returned from a visit to Illinois points. A. F. Agidersan and wife provided two pleasing solos and luncheon at a church meeting. The local Baptist church continues fellowship and community service.
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Moray Firth Description and Coastal Angles
Fragmentary notes describe Moray Firth in northeast Scotland with measurements of its width and entrance. Mentions Tarbit Nesg Ross-shire Stotfeld head Enginshire and river mouth. The text references Whinnaird and Dunownabay head in a study of the coast.
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Regenerative Receiving Set Described With Variometer Tuning
An electric hobby article explains regenerative receiving sets using vacuum detectors, vario-couplers, and variometers for high selectivity. It covers assembly notes, wiring layout, and cautions about tuning steps, with a focus on compact, neatly enclosed designs and practical components.
Essex Coach breadthee Eatmor grocer prompt
A brief note urges readers to ask their grocer for Eatmor. It mentions the ESSEX Coach breadthee, suggesting a product promotional angle tied to brand names and consumer shopping.
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