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Newspaper

Audubon County Journal

Location

Exira, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1903

Page

4

Hamlin and Extra area church services and local notes

Hamlin and Extra area report Sunday School 10 and 2 PM with preaching at 11 AM 3 PM and 7 PM plus Wednesday prayer meetings. Lone Star records similar schedule led by Rev H Moso Gomurr. Notes mention local visits business calls and social events with many residents and families named.

Oulock A. mi A. m. Young People’s J. m Old Mamlin Christian Endeavor Lone Star H. Moso Gomurr

Harvest Fields Call for Speed in Hay Work

A fragmented local piece notes fields whitening for harvest and urgent hay work. It mentions Miss Gell Turner visiting Roscoe Turner, Leé May returning from the West, and James Engen as a new hay leader. Sunday visits by Engen family and Miles Kness at Mamlin are referenced, plus a church event on Aug 2 with Rev Harter and three candidates. The text also includes musings on love, a honeymoon, and a critical, ornate aside about Greeleyites.

Harter Lt. B

Saloon Debate Echoes Moral Modernity on Town Corners

Fragmentary dialogue contrasts saloon vs a so called mir site loon and dancing lab as community morals are debated. A speaker warns the visible rattlesnake of vice is worse than flowers while lamenting past sins and praising a fleeting bloom of truth amid moral decay.

Smith

Feathers From Ostrich Bird Captured In Odd Tale

An obscure fragment describes an ostrich with white plumes and tail feathers noted as ivory colored and valuable. It mentions a group of seventy plumes per bird and odd phrases about fire pits and coropads ostrich. The text includes scattered typos and unclear context.

Fragmented OCR leads to unclear dialogue about delays

A garbled excerpt shows a shopkeeper and witnesses debating a change and timing, with scattered phrases like baby, alarm, and station mentions. The text appears as an OCR garble from a Philadelphia or Chicago Tribune context, offering little coherent narrative or identifiable events.

What a Toad Enjoys

A humorous sketch describes a toad reacting to back scratching. The creature initially looks suspicious at the twig, then relaxes as it is stroked, eyes closing in delight. It swells with pleasure, spreads its legs, and settles into a stretched, content posture before hopping away.

California Bissouri River

Wonderful dinute Bhetle and Connemara's curious shells

A fragment describes a saw bank at Connemara on Ireland’s west coast famed for curiosities. It highlights Asia ne Talthines and Laks as attractions and notes extinct miniature shells with minute forms, some tiny enough to pass a sewing needle eye, and others shaped like Lasker or a fairy’s tobacco box.

Connemara Ireland Asia Giese Hells Ceylon

Mythotos Eskinos Tale and Recipe From Remains of a Meal

An excerpt recounts a legend from Mythotos in which a maiden and her brother fall to a forbidden passion, culminating in a dark pursuit to the world’s end. It also gives a recipe and serving notes for a dish involving whipped eggs, milk, sugar, salt, and optional brandy, with instructions on beating and presenting.

Exii Sun Moon Gide

Women and Money Inexperienced Advice On Household Finance

The excerpt discusses women handling money and domestic tasks, stressing the role of household labor, confidence, and business involvement. It mentions marriage dynamics, domestic duties, and financial responsibility within families, reflecting gender expectations influencing economic decisions.

The Story of Dinhop Hutto and the Wicked Prelate

A fragmented medieval tale centers on Jot Hatty a wicked prelate in S76 by the Whine river. He claims a tower and hosts rites inviting people to a feast which leads to a deadly scouring by an army of rats. The bishop and his property suffer as his plan collapses.

Nels Rattenberg Dinhop Hutto Jot Hatty Tvolexsus Fee

Quick wit and stage miscue tangle on left wing

Revner, the French actor, once hailed a fellow actor expected from the right with Tu, La there you are. The actor appeared from the left, yet Regnier remained untroubled and quipped I saw you in the looking glass.

Revner Acter Regnier

A Widow Asked for Meaning in Classroom Exchange

A teacher asks what widow means and a lively pupil, Willie, answers that a widow is a man's wife that's lost her husband, sparking a simple, humorous moment in class.

Willie

Rare Books Quoted In Humorous Auction Remarkables

A fragment notes a line about owning a rare book and a humorous aside praising a "well done" chair, attributed to a Harper’s Bureau style quotation. The text presents a catalog-like snippet on literary oddities and product remark.

Harper’s Bueur

Burglar Alarm Question Sparks Westside Talk

In a brief Kansas City Independent exchange, Jones asks if the burglar alarm was any good. Johnson replies that it must have been effective since burglars stole it. The remark reflects a wartime-like colloquial tone and local reporting style.

Johnson Kansas City

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