Patchwork Notices From Rural Newspaper Row
A fragmented rural column reports births and deaths, local sales, visits, and social events. It notes a baby born to Elmer Elwood family now in Lakota, families visiting kin, a two week visit by Mrs. Harm Tulpp, and school and community gatherings including a basket social at Lincoln Juniors and a phonograph sale. Proceeds from a tag day support children’s needs, and local trade offers include Rhode Island Red rooster cockerels and hog waterers. Continuous garbled OCR yields scattered names like Olson, Awe, Hum, Buckeye, and Harris, with distant references to towns such as Buffalo Center, Algood, and Mason City.
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Awe
Dell
Liv
Mason City
Buffalo Center
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Mra
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Elmer
Elwood
Lakota
Harm ‘Tulp
Rome
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Forest Buck‘Kiokta
Edgely
Brungwick
Bruwick
Echool
Storium
Al-Stars
Henry
John Isenbrane
Woden
Harriage
Fronsbawe
Igwa
Lmeille Wood
Roy Hum
Melvin Awerétt Monda
Jafternongs
Iowa Falls
Fred
Afilia Uu Jitte
Daaughter
Roy
Rhode, Island
Gockerels
Wessels
Mira
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Algsod Aad
Caatlewood
Ron
Oniceé Freed
Bisemann Radio
Jerry Demonstrate
Dorath
Hmefia Tulp
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Lincoln
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Anon Ieee
Hamilton Kuchentauther
Hmerald Kama
Wigan Béth Gesdal
George
Buckeye
Ares
Sparks
Sparcs
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Jenne Oster
Spatask
Pires
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