Grand Jurors and Trial Jurors Listed for January 1935
The document lists Grand Jurors for the year 1935 summoned to appear January 14 1935 at 1 30 pm and Trial Jurors summoned for January 21 1935 at 10 00 am. Names include John Bauer Holstein Paul Bierman Marcus O F Buettner Cherokee J T Burcham Quimby Joe Green Marcus and many others across Cherokee Marcus Aurelia Larrabee Meriden Sutherland Washta Holstein Quimby Pierson and surrounding towns.
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John Bauer
Holstein
Paul Bierman
Marcus
O. F. Buettner
Cherokee
J. T. Burcham
Quimby
Joe Green
F. E. Marsh
Cheroke
John Meehan
J. W. Mitchell
Cleghorn
C. R. Montgomery
Larrabee
Albert Mosehall
Aurelia
Mary Clark
Cobb
Frank Davis
Elmer Donner
Albert Dorr
Marie Eischen
August Fett
Max Gilbert
Blanche Glass
Florence Gordon
Meriden
Archie Haburn
Melba Hanlon
Ben Harrrison
D. H. Hitchcock
Fred Hoffmeir
O. B. East
Glenn Kirchoff
George R. Lamm
Horace Lockin
Mador Lux
Lulu Lynch
A. D. Martin
Helen Martin
James Meehan
FE. E. Mowry
D. P. McGregor
Washta
A. J. Nordstrom
E. T. Olson
Pierson
Harry Otto
Louise Parrott
Ella Pelton
Andrew Peterson
Chas
Pfalzgraf
Ira Porter
Ruth Rollison
Percy Sansell
Paul Schultz
Chester Scott
John Shouse
Sutherland
Lawrence Trainor
Eileen Trembath
Clarence Woodall
Aurel ia Consolidated School Notes Big Week in English and Science
A detailed weekly report lists English classes studying The Other Wise Man and Christmas Carol with summaries due Friday, Hamlet acts, and reading of Tale of Two Cities. Science topics include Water use, canal water, Dangers of Impure Water, Sewage, Physics heat expansion, and bird study. Local news notes attendance and vocational class cooking progress included.
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Margaret Johnson
Henry van Dyckes
Dicken
Bob Crocket
Tiny Tim
Miss Simmons
Phyllis Blanch
Anama
Joyce Nelson
Vivian Paulson
Monroe
Austria
Germany
Italy
Lottie Wilson
Dorothy
Max Pixler
John Christensen
Madalynne Booth
Home Economics
Senator Sorghum on Economics Study Sparks Local Skepticism
A remark by Senator Sorghum about studying economics draws suspicion from hometown politicians who worry he could gain an unfair advantage in debates. The exchange highlights political caution toward education among local leaders.
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Sorghum
Applause Management Highlighted By Miss Cayenne
In a backstage exchange, Miss Cayenne notes she enjoys politics but seldom speaks publicly. The companion quips that influence now comes from guiding audience reactions rather than delivering speeches.
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Miss Cayenne
Special Favor a Traveling Man Describes Crimson Gulch Hotel
A traveling man asks if Crimson Gulch hotel is good. Cactus Joe replies frankly that it isn’t and offers a risky shortcut to jail via political pull to force a quick, unwanted stop.
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Crimson Gulch
Cactus Joe
Measles Party Stratification Sparks Grandpa's Question
At a children’s gathering, the host explains sorting kids into groups by prior measles infection. Grandpa looks on with a wary frown as the idea is described.
Just Desserts Neighbor
A short exchange reveals a neighbor used sponge cake to respond to Sunday dinners with relatives who never returned the hospitality. The victim notes no words were spoken as the cake was served as a silent rebuke.
Salesmanship in Quiet Confidence Sparks Senate Banter
Senator Sorghum questions a caller who claims confidentiality. The secretary chides the caller for thinking his remarks are important enough to repeat, suggesting his aim is to impress rather than share substantive information.
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Sorghum
So you asked Geraldine to marry you
A playful dialogue turns around Geraldine becoming an aunt through a rich relative, as two friends exchange quips about prospects and marriage in a lighthearted, domestic moment.
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Geraldine
Aurelia
Job Back Ship's Cook to New Helper
A ship's cook tests a new helper with a practical task asking him to shell the peas while the helper notes his navy gunner experience. The exchange shows everyday work aboard a vessel and crew dynamics.
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Navy
Hambledon England Claims Origin of Modern Cricket
In Hambledon a Hampshire village claims it is the birthplace of modern cricket. Old records show the game was played on the Down there dating back to 1760, supporting the village’s historic association with the sport.
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Hampshire
Hambledon
England
Trouble at the Mallams’ marriage ends in separation
Alice Mallam leaves her drunk husband James after a violent morning dispute sparked by his denials of drinking too much. She packs a weekend bag, seeks alimony talks, and plans a fresh start with boxing lessons after fleeing to her mother’s home.
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Pimaly
Jimmy
Mr. Mallam
Alice Mallam
Mr. James Mallam
Alice
Madge Coleman
Elsie Griffith
Madge
Cat
Bob Griffith
Iian
James Mullain
Jake Powers
Around Cape Horn in a 25 foot Boat
Amos Burg reports to the National Geographic Society on a 50 day voyage from Magallanes to Cape Horn in a 23 foot Dorion. Ken Williams, a Yaghan descendant and sheep herder, guides landings on remote islands amid fierce seas and storms.
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Washington
Cnlves
Cape Horn
Magallanes
Straits of ‘Serra del Fuego
Amos Burg
National Geographic Society
Portland
Ore
Hans
Reece
Navarin Island
Ken Whians
Hunter
Tim Whennd
the Horn
Naseu Bay
Cape Hall
Grevy Island
Giles
Ken Willans
Eeven
Ken Williams
Williams
South Americ
Drake
Cavendish
Magellan
Reas
Brazil
Magallanes Recall The Enduring Far Southern Town
The narrator reflects on Magallanes Punta Arenas behind weary weeks in Patagonian gales. He notes a mix of Slavs Austrians and Italians living behind bright roofs and fences, the climate shaping life, and the city’s enduring identity as a place of streets stores and a wireless station.
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Alvé
Magallanes
Punta Arenas
Patagonia
Straits
Terra del Luego
Pampas
Cordova Pass Road Nears Colorado Opening This Summer
Cordova Pass road in Colorado, rising nearly 12 000 feet, soon to be opened this summer, per the state highway department. The route traverses the scenic Spanish peaks country, regarded as one of the most beautiful sections in the Rockies.
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Colorado
Trinidad
Colo
Cordova Pass
Spanish Peaks
Hocky Mountains
Life dangers rise in Boston across 1830 to 1930 era
A historical note compares Boston mortality, showing a death rate of 71.7 per 100000 in 1830 and 74.4 a century later in 1930. Drownings were the leading death cause in 1830, with other risks tied to the era before widespread automobile use.
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Boston
Funeral Military Honors For Service Rank
Funeral honors are accorded based on the veteran's rank at the time of service. The full military rites, including honors, vary with the rank held and the individual's connection to the armed forces.
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Aurelia Consolidated School
Doris Stienke
Mathematics
Nellie Mongan
Quack
Sally
Mallams
Explorer
Winfred Moulton
Aurelia, Iowa
A. H. Eddy
Iowa
W. G. Port
Maple Valley Mutual Insurance Association
Cherokee County
Geo. E. Blanch
H. H. Lockin
Geo
Aurelia Sentinel
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