Mt Olive News Notes Local Travel and Church Affairs
Harrison Dubes and Allen Neville drove to Cherokee to bring home a touring car. Oscar Johnson and E B Deibner traveled to Aurelia on business and hauled corn there this week. The annual Mt Olive Baptist church meeting elected officers and noted committees. Sunday school drew a good crowd and Rev Gillette is expected to fill the pulpit soon. Families from Cherokee visited the Sawwell and Campbell homes and various residents took trips to Wisconsin and Jones county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Dubes
Cherokee
Allen Neville
Oscar Johnson
EB. L. Deibner
Aurelia
E. L. Deibner
Earl Crippen
Sam Campbell
Earl
Hey
Mike Dubes
Floyd Allen
Ed. Gearke
Dan Dubes
Sawwell
Aon Raymond
Edgar Johnson
Alta Hahn
Mra
Ed Deibner
Lucile
Miss Hahn
Des Moines
Minneapolis
Sunshine Band
Mt. Olive Baptist Church
Chas
Edison
Harrison Dukes
Simmons Bros
Wisconsin
Raymond Sawwell
Nita
Ruth Ohigon
Beryl Porter
Stanley Gillette
Gillette
Juber
Ray Wills
R. E. Barnes
Mt. Olive
Tracey Porter
Jones ‘County
A Vaudeville Critic Leaves Paper for Love
Gary Hazard, dramatic critic for the Morning Star, resigns after doubting Mildred Harrison a vaudeville star. He falls in love with her on stage, later learns she is the Empress headliner, and they meet again after his departure. Their reunion hints at a shared future beyond print.
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Gary Hazard
The
Morning Star
Telegraph
League of Nations
Gary
Mildred Harrison
Powers That Be
Tye
Pers
Starven
Star
Empress
Market Money and Appetite Remedies Mentioned
A fragment recalls a doctor and a market money theme describing a “fine tonic” to restore a husband’s appetite. The dialogue hints at domestic concerns and economic strain as a husband’s appetite wanes amid money worries.
Clock watcher questions attention in art filled office
A typist replies that clock watching stems from a lack of interest in the office’s artworks. The exchange reveals tension between employer and employee over workplace engagement.
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London
How It's Done by Walt Jim and Bill
A fragment notes a conversation about making money. Walt sent a check to China recently while Bill wonders what the others are doing and how the money is moving.
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Walt
Jim
Bill Wish
China
Fragmentary dialogue hints at family tension and secrecy
A garbled OCR passage shows bits of dialogue among family members, revealing tension and questions about what was said or known. The fragment suggests a scene where one person remarks about knowledge and another deflects or debates a reaction.
Fortune Teller Forecast and Quarter Reassurance
A fragment notes a fortune teller predicting a $5,000 windfall for a person, while another character dismissively offers a quarter as payment or response. The text appears as a rough, disjointed transcript fragment from Boston.
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Fortune
Boston
Hyening; Transcript
The French View of Art and Artifice
A critique contrasts French art as highly civilized yet wary of artifice, noting natives seek frank ness and sincerity. It cites Prof Erskine’s remarks to soldiers in France and discusses how French culture treats natural life as artful, preferring purpose over disguise.
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Erskine
France
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Blartford Accident and Indemnity Co
Live Stock Exchange
Nat'l Bank
Exchange Ride Union Stock Yards
Chicago
W. C. Waddell
Baumann
H. A. Baumann
Maple Valley Mutual Insurance Association
Aurelia, Iowa
Little Sioux River
Buena Vista County
F. H. Crepps
J.C. ‘Lockin
J. C
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F.-H. Crepps
G.m.dieterich
Nelsons Restaurant
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