High School Notes Highlights and Football Kickoff
School notes announce staff from two American Literature classes and list editors, business managers, editors and trainers. Alumni football opener against B IT 4 Friday September 18, with Coach Bischoff building depth. chapel plans, YWCA activities, class rings, and student class sponsors noted. Mentions students at home or in higher study, and local club plans for the year.
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Bedford Group Seeks Federal Aid for Main Road
A Bedford committee asked the state highway commission in Ames for federal aid to pave Primary 16 to the town. Officials were told county federal funds are exhausted but will be released when available, possibly in about a year. Mayor Nevins and H S Ash, W H Lake, H M Buchanan, and H H Smith accompanied the delegation.
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Jury Term Dismissed by Judge Carter
Jurors reported Tuesday and Wednesday but pending cases were settled or continued. Judge Carter stood in for Judge Fuller this week and dismissed the jury for the term last evening and the court for the week this forenoon.
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Mizpah Chapter D. O. C. Celebrates 16th Year Do Yur Bit
Mizpah Chapter D. O. C. marked its 16th anniversary with a Do Yur Bit program held at Mrs. Dillard Warner's home. Mrs. Clarence Woodard led the event where each member participated by choice, featuring recipe exchanges and fragments of song and verse. The gathering closed with a watermelon and musk melon feed hosted by the hostess.
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Obituary of Ronald Earl Trumbo 1913 1925
Ronald Earl Trumbo eldest son of Fred and Mrs Trumbo of Keota Colorado died at home September 8 1925 aged 12 years 4 months 10 days His funeral was held at the Baptist church September 12 interment at Fairview cemetery Rev. F tcher conducted the services Survived by his parents grandparents and a number of aunts and uncles from several states
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Baptist Church Plans Aggressive Fall Program
The church intends to unite scattered forces after summer to start fall activities. Bible school at 9:45 A M with a 11:00 A M sermon on The Kingdom of the World. Evening service at 5:00 P M on Are You on the Waiting List, with a 6:15 Young Peoples meeting and 7:00 devotional. C W Fletcher, Minister.
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Card of Thanks for assistance after bereavement
We thank friends for kindly assisting us in our late bereavement in the loss of our son. Grateful for the many floral offerings. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde, Fred Trumbo and [family name unclear].
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New season fabrics and garments in rich weaves and colors
The article lists woolen and flannel fabrics in 54 and 36 inch widths, with patterns like plaid and striped flannels, and coats. It spotlights new crepes, georgettes, charmeuse, and crepe romaine in colors such as Pansy and Rust. Corsets and lingerie models are selling well, with prices from 50c to 8.50. It notes outing flannels, robe fabrics, Quaker lace nets, sunfast colors, and terry cloth options for curtains and drapes, all offered at seasonally low prices.
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Polk Township Farm Bureau Meeting September 21
Polk township Farm Bureau will hold a meeting next Monday evening September 21 at the G. C. Jackson home. Pictures will be shown by the county agent and refreshments will be served. Everyone welcome.
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Polk Township Farm Bureau
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Mason Two F B Meeting At Morning Star Church
The Mason township Farm Bureau will hold a meeting at the Morning Star church next Tuesday evening September 22. Free watermelon, moving pictures, and a social time are planned for all attendees.
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Mason Township Farm Bureau
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Sewer Assessments Due Now On Dodge and Lewis Streets
Assessments on the sewer project for Dodge and Lewis streets are due at the City Clerk J. E. Lovell's office under Citizens State Bank. Interest begins October 17. Taxpayers may pay a rent and sign a waiver for annual balance payments over nine years.
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Classified Ad Invites View Of Frame Display
You are invited to see Our picture frame display. Stithem Funeral Parlor, 231f.
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Wanted ad brief from local ledger farm notices
WANTED married man with family to work on farm Jas Salter for sales Good Round Oak heater 18 inch Dr Rimel WANTED to sell extra Jersey heifer just fresh Paul Slson LOST suitcase with clothing razor between here and Honey Dr C G Rush dt i eee our pit You are invited to see a true frame display Stithem Fuse al Parlor
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