Local notices and family updates from Armetrong district
A jumble of community notes reports social events, illness, births, and deaths. Highlights mention Mrs Beymon and Underwood, a Wisconsin dairy farm purchase, travel by Ben Amelsberg and Anne Wabbes, and several hospitalizations and operations. Mrs Waldie dies of stomach cancer, survived by husband, daughter, and twins Ione and Leon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armetrong
Osce Ypal
Rene Geove Taepraig
Dayentet
Gianto
Ledyard
Wisconsin
Uers
John Pink
Buffalo
Genter
Gerlywdat
Toby
Rome
Pase
Ben Amelsberg
German Valley
Anne Wabbes
Wighyst Clty
Ucense
Loven
Paul Apmpoon
Spueumonia
Ales
Magon- City
Ee Andrew
Hanson
Wilson Highway
Brooker
Tech
Wayne Burman
Hirs
EB. Burmany
Bia
Mes
Sam Thompso
Monflay
Mra
Oscar Larson
Fannie
Mason
Monilay
Usband
Mildred Sime
Ione and
Leon
Rare items from the register and a wedding’s details
A fragmentary local notice lists rare items on display and recaps family movements from Northfield to Buffalo. It notes Mrs Cherry Halverson’s visit, a December 18 train trip to Mason City for a wedding ceremony, and a church event with Edith Chow and Miss Frederica among the attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Asmun
Flek
Pat St
Arlow Sheldon
Hottie
Trom
Northflela
Relat Ogtege
Granson
Des Maines
Ves
Buffalo
Rake
Gust
Algter
Mira
Havnen
Cart ‘Havnen
Ds Tle
Fang Wra
al J.baynén
Yealiig
Thorson
Jane
Thac Town
Cherry Halverson
Mason City
Martin
Nise Freda
Howare
MD Rey
D. M
Hanson
Edith
Thompson news 4 Crom the Javenal birthplace notice
An OCR fragment reports on births and visits around December, listing Dr H G Adlinach of Muscatine Iowa and families Nels John, Shelby Broma, 0 J T Fletcher, Milas Plaga, and Ingeborg Alanna. It mentions weddings, a Lutheran ceremony led by Rev John Granskouper, and a Missouri river bottom ranch with 4500 acres tied to Belgium connections and South Omaha housing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ana
Bling Flugun
Misy
Ingeborg
Alanna
Selinar
Enudtad Eutheran Church
John Granskouper
Buidel -Egaple
Bliss
Gladys ‘Hannity
Te Bride
MeKuutison
B. A. Hopkins
USA
Missouri River
Pottawattumte
la Mills
Belgium
Breéda Ou
Omaha
First Week Remembrances Hit Bayge With Telegraph
A fragment notes heavy sleet and salted streets in a north western town during the first week. Telegraphed warnings or messages appear in the sparse clipping. The readable text hints at weather impact and local response amid a historic setting.
Exiles in Toronto Exhibit Russian Refugees and War Heroes
A fragmented feature depicts exiled Russian aristocrats and refugees in Toronto, including Baroness Loviga Le ginaky and Madame Stasenka. It describes their pasts as nurses and machine gun crews, wartime bravery, typhus outbreaks in Constantinople, and life among salesgirls and laborers in a Canadian city. The piece contrasts their perilous journeys with scenes at a Royal Ontario Museum exhibit and waterfront boardwalk, featuring veterans, soldiers, and rescued civilians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gira
Torente
Boston
Transcript
Loviga le ‘Ginaky
Russia
Torosto
Rere
Sates Gfel
Mme
Zola Stasenka
Grendet
Balan
Vickergs
Madame Stasenka
Kornilot
Baron Wrahg Ni
Constantinople
Moje
Valentina Gloushkova
Odeary
Qunstantinople
Poem Snippet Reflects on Tall Woman and Enduring Affection
A fragmentary verse attributed to Jone Doe portrays admiration for a tall woman. The speaker notes tender gestures and trusted grace, merging affectionate pet names with imagery of a tired bird seeking rest, ending with a brief farewell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aring
Ingél
Euline
Jone Doe
Dinner Pail Absence Sparks Lunch Break Change
An amateur observer notes that during a noon whistle restart of work at an apartment foundation the traditional dinner pail is missing. Workers abandon old practice, spreading sandwiches on newspaper and eating from paper plates around the site, signaling a shift in meal routine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
jSun
Gioke
Rubber paving debate sparks local talk in London
A garbled fragment notes a discussion about rubber paving in London with mentions of officials Dost cing’e and Doering. The text hints at a campaign for a borough or bridge commissioner role and a plan to test rubber pavement for several blocks, but details remain unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hage
Dircagwasine
London
Dost Cing
Gston
Henbeck
Treasure Library Found Beneath Babylonia Ruins
Professor Langdon leads an excavation at Kish near Baghdad uncovering vast Sumerian cuneiform tablets hidden under a mound after a brick-throw experiment. The library spans 20 rooms filled with tablets, with 20 more rooms to explore, promising literary treasures rivaling those of the Pharaohs. Kish, ancient Babylon’s capital, reportedly stretched five miles by four, promising insight into early history and culture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cunelforny
Valde Tofse
Langdon
Oxford
Elry
Kish
Bagdad
Norary
Chile
Langdoon
Nebuchadnezzar
Pope
Kish Ja
Babylon
Notory
Ita
He Looked Ahead to a Timber Future on a Farm
An aged man recalls his youth and a promise tied to walnut timber from a farm later sold. He reflects on foreseen forestation benefits and the proverb that “he planteth a tree loveth the future.” The narrative threads through memory and hope amid rural change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunrelth
Pauich
Lovathoth
Mae
S-Indianapolis
Fragmented Quote on Magic and Truth From San Francisco Chronicle
A garbled excerpt discusses magic and belief, mentioning Reinsome Sutton and a prediction that dark arts may reveal fundamental truths. It hints at benefits to humanity if such discoveries emerge, citing a San Francisco Chronicle attribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reinsome Sutton
San Francisco Chronicle
Old Habits and Health Says James Cantile on Sleep
A fragmentary quote from Sir James Cantile the English physician argues nightly sleep with a nightcap keeps a man healthier and happier. He references aging, clothing, and heads shaved or balding in a rambling discussion about vitality and habits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Cantile
England
Sir James
Hyttens
James
Finda Loafing Irksoms From Portland Chamber
A garbled notice from a Portland chamber references employment matters and a Boston College context, noting unusual language and a questioned recruitment or job action. The fragment hints at a dispute or misprint affecting the organization and its eligibility or process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mian
Lyon
Mydg
Portland
Bnce
Boston Glegeks
Whi
Also Mentioned on This Page
Larota
Thompson
NEWS
Crom
the Javenal
Heth
H. G. Adlinach
Muscatino
Towa
Waduewd Iy
John
Canadian City
Nicolas-Ropp
Imperial Guard
T. Petersburgs
Mandy
Royal Ontario “Museum
Banchich
Ruesian
Victor Grommoff
Ina
Vladimir
Mar
St. George's
Zenith
Radiola
General
Elnufacturing Co
Aldeat
Athor Hida
Buffalo Center
Co-Op
Carnian
Pritebaraite Bon’ MO
Bkutle
Fivat
National” Bank
Farmers Trust & Bavil Petey
Farmers
Elevator. Co
A, J
Sehntter