Local Diamond Area Notices and Health Updates
Irwin Engle a former pastor family calls on friends Monday. Ren JH Gillett and wife of Mt Olive were visitors at Diamond last week. Mrs Gustafson again under doctor care. Mrs Jessie Paylor sick and unable to help with housework, staying with her mother Mrs Pol Kenyon. Myrtle Bell of Wall Grove Minn picks corn for Willie Mammert. Mr and Mrs Geo Dolins visited relatives north of Aurelia over Sunday. Roy Miners picking corn for the wild Pelton. Gee Anspach sprained wrist. Clemens out Cherokee Monday. W O Larson gone to tends walk up party of hand seekers. Robert Kenyon sprained wrist. Roy Miner had car fixed and enjoyed a ride Sunday. Funeral of Rob Johns attended by many Diamond residents. Florence Russei of Aurelia visiting Diamond Center.
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Irwin Engle
Friends
Ren JH Gillett
Mt Olive
Diamond
Chas. Gustafson
Jessie Paylor
Pol. Kenyon
Myrtle Bell
Wall Grove
Minn
Willie Mammert
Geo. Dolins
Aurelia
Roy
Pelton
West Elk and East Asian Items In Our Local Column
West Elk notes rejoice as a baby boy arrives at a local home. Harvests underway with families husking and a worker tally of sixty bushes per day. Cattle driven from Dundee to a large Oregon ranch to be fed. Two hundred head passed through area. teachers observed socializing briefly one evening. Des Moines convention note mentions Reed coffee shop burglary at a Des Moines venue. travel details include Des Moines to Osage and Easton store sightings.
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Qdebolt
Sue Co
Mt Olive and Good Hope News Brief
The Bt Mt Olive and Good Hope communities report a week of social and church activities. Families gather for illness updates, funerals, and a Epistle Day program with members holding officer roles and planning community chores.
The Disgrace of The Cotton Schedule
A corrupted OCR text discusses a 19th or early 20th century document on cotton industry labor. It cites wages for men women and children, with weekly earnings and factory employment details. The piece references U.S. cotton operatives and national policy debates on protectionist measures and industry conditions.
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United State
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