Community Notes From Mt Olive Reflect Local Visits
The Mt Olive column records family visits and outings in Cherokee Spirit Lake and Morningside areas. It notes hospital stays for appendicitis, illness lists, Sunday school and church plans, weathered preacher gaps, and several travel trips to Sac City Spirit Lake and Dubuque. Local residents including Deibner McKinne and Fisher families are mentioned with social visits, picnics, and entertainments.
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Bertié Deibrner
Morningside
R. W. Foster
E. L. Deibner
Spirit Lake
Spord
Othr
Notice of Will Hearing in Cherokee County
State of Iowa Cherokee County notice that Julius Robar, deceased, left a will. The court fixed September 28, 1920, for hearing proof. Clerk F J Carpenter signed August 27, 1920. Herrick and Herrick, Attorneys.
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State
Iowa
Julius Robar
F. J. Carpenter
Herrick and Herrick
Weavers Tie In
Calla
Aurelia
Cherokee County
Little Sioux River
Buena Vista County
Irreconcilable Fragments Reflected in Odd Dialogue
A collection of disjointed quotes appears to parody labor and management tensions. Amidst jumbled lines a surreal image emerges with phrases about trouble, tables, angels, and a vacant mind. The text reads like a stream of unrelated opinions and odd pairings without clear narrative.
Mind Readers Professor Addressing Students in Back Row
A brief classroom moment where a professor asks if students can hear him and the chorus replies from the back row with a sharp rebuke.
The Substitute and Special Ones Snippet
A fragmented dialogue shows Chise denying added saccharine in pudding and the Special Ones discussing Jones refusing to buy his wife a car, remarking the situation got on her nerves.
Junior Red Cross at Home Promotes Citizenship Through Service
The Junior Red Cross program frames school activities around citizenship training through service. It aims to integrate civic values into regular schooling via home hygiene first aid care and healthy living, with interschool and international correspondence and a pledge of service.
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Junior Red Cross
American Red Cross
Livingston Farrand
American Red Cross Central Committee
Jupe
Red Cross
United States
America
Red Cross Active in Disaster Relief
The American Red Cross provides food clothing shelter and funds with doctors and nurses after disasters. In the last year disasters averaged four per month with 150 communities in 27 states affected and large events including a Corpus Christi tidal wave and multi state tornadoes leaving 850 dead and 18 000 homeless.
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American Red Cross
Red Cross
United States
Corpus Christi
Texas
Mississippi
Louisiana
Alabama
Georgia
Ohio
Indiana
Haineis
Rand
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MR. Farmer
Grain Department
Pierce
I Square Deal CT Raate Confections Tobaccos
the Farmers Elevator Co. Lumber Dept
Aurelia, Iowa
MT. Olive
Mr. and
Urs
Kay Wiis
Chas. Saavellbon
Geen
Njas Lerraire Jores
Agrella
Fosgo Ader
Otlock
Earl Crippen
Gillet
Sioux Rapids
Bari de Nei
Mer
Anton
Wy Dubes
Ari
Mrr
Oblson
Marty Pretty
Elis McKinne
George Fisher
Ruth Dibner
Stari Lake
Mrs
Mee
Chast Smith
DeForeat
Dubuque
Bery Porter
Mind Readers
Dr. Farrand
O. A. Royer
Wisconsin Lumber
Paul Kimball
Aurella
Western Front
U. S
Guarantee Oil Co
L. G. Kaskey
Allrevia
Alta’s
Kindwall
Garige
A. B. Daniels
Live Stock Commission
A. B
Dresser
B. J. Knoerle
Hogs Clark
J. Z. Wenager
W. F. Thomisos
Hans Jodemaitr
E. G. Bates
Winfred Moulton
A. G. Connell
A. J. Tanner
Delaplane
Cherokee
W. C. Waddell
Baumann
H. A. Baumann
Cc. Kl. Lee
Maple Valley Mutual Insurance Association
F. H. Creppsa
J. C. Lockin
F. H. Crepps
G. M. Dieterich
Nelsons Restaurant
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