Program for Juveniles at Farmers' Short Course
Ames January 28. A program for 142 boy and girl club members from 49 counties runs January 29 through February 3 at the farmers' short course. Free trips to the five day conclave include classes in judging horticulture bookkeeping and dairy subjects for boys and home economics music hygiene and newspaper writing for girls. The boys gain access to the state gymnasium and the girls to the women's gymnasium.
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United Press
Ames
Garrison community notes and visitors headline
Garrison residents hosted visitors from Vinton Cedar Rapids and Waterloo including Mrs Charley Severson and Mrs Frank Barkdul. Rev Ivan Connell from Brooklyn preached at the Brethren church. Local basketball teams fell Saturday at Shellsby with about twenty attendees from Garrison. Court juror H S Coleman served in Vinton. Regular M N A meeting set with officer installation and pie or doughnuts.
Jervis & Co Ad Fixes Sale Time and Price
A Times advertisement note clarifies a misprint. The line promised a sale starting Thursday morning at 230 dollars, but was printed as Tuesday at 8:30. The date shown in the ad remains January 2.
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Jervis & Co
Switchboard Operator Wanted in Van Horne Iowa
Job notice seeks a switchboard operator for Van Horne position beginning March 1. Must handle switchboards and line duties in town. Apply via ORL S.Thompsay at Van Horne Iowa, 172-176.
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Vaname
Orl S.thompsay
van Horne
Dusart Residence Damaged by Fire
The Taeistas modern home on the Dysart estate of the late Mrs Gustave Melthouse was badly burned on Saturday afternoon. Fire discovered about 4 50 p m by Miss Mehihouse due to smoke. Water delays from frozen hydrants allowed the blaze to devastate the three story structure with contents on upper floors destroyed.
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Taeistas
Gustave Melthouse
Dysart
Melthouse
Reat
Mehihouse
Blairstown Social Notes and Local Sports
Mrs Mabel Kirkman and two daughters of Van Horne visited with her parents the Marvins. A E Trout of Cedar Rapids spent the weekend at home. Mrs Ed Leonard and Mrs Hattie Filler were Cedar Rapids visitors Thursday. Leo Hammond traveled to Chicago Saturday night. Mrs H Dickenson is bedridden with pneumonia. Vern Patterson went to Marengo Friday to visit relatives and returned with Clell Rancha ff, a bookkeeper at the Iowa Valley Creamery in Marengo. Miss Lillian Traut returned to Cedar Rapids Monday after staying with her mother. John Stewart rode to Des Moines Monday afternoon. Sam Frantz went to Mechanicville Monday to visit son Will Frantz. Miss Minerva and Joyce Robertson visited at the George Meier home in Marengo. Keystone boys defeated the local high school 15 to 8. the girls tied the high school 17 to 17. Rev O M Yacgy led Evang elical services in Van Werne Sunday evening with the Evangelical Methodist and Presbyterian churches sharing the pulpit. Rev Meo E Kroster preached. Reminder that Wednesday Jan 17 is the day Florence Johnston of Iowa City speaks to women at the hall at 2. Miss Gladys Wink visited Kenwood Park with her parents.
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Charley ‘Blocker
Frank Barkdul
Shellsbury
Garrison
S. Coleman
Vinton Money
Charley Severson
Cedar Rapids
Conrad Mealhous
MN. A
James Powers
John Kersten
A. J. Donels
Vinton
Voorheis
Henry Henkle
Frank Donald
Helms
Frank Taving
Waterloo
Sia Vay
M. ©. Parsonage
Missionary Society
Hoeffle
Baby
Ster
Dillon Gnagy
Mt. Morris, J
Mabel Kirkman
van Horne
W. E. Marvin
E. Trout
Ed. Leonard
Hattie Filler
Leo. Hammond
Chicago
H. Dickenson
Vern Patterson
Maerengo
Clell Ranchoff
Saunday
Clell
Iowa Valley Creamery
Marengo
Lillian Traut
A. E. Travwt
John Stewart
Des Moines
Sam Frantz
Mechanicville
Will Frantz
Minerva
Joyce Robertson
George Meier
Marenzo
Keystone
Blairstown
Conroy
O. M. Yacgy
Evangelical Church
van Werne
Herman Horse
Henry Weichman
James Rogers
Fairfax
Newall
Lefebvre
Frank Evans
Dickens
Iowa
Robert Hagewald
Waterloo Sabiriday
John Taylor
Consolidated Schools
Dan Risdal
George Kahter
Ernest
Erland
Stanley
Calvin Williams
Violet Thompson
Jae G. Badtdicker
Leonard Brecht
City Hall
Cuff Thompson
J. E. Andrew
Newhall and Fairfax Visit Spark Local Sports Night
NEWHALL and Fairfax scene features easy wins by Newall teams on Keystone floor, referee Lefebvre from Fairfax. Local residents, visits by Frank Evans, John Taylor, and others noted. Births, typhoid illness recovery, a Friday dance with Stanley's Novelty orchestra, and community meetings announced. Mass canceled at Str. Pauls due to Rev Meier’s tonsillectomy.
Prihian Sisters Schedule Thursday Secular Meeting
Notice reads a secular meeting of Prihian Sisters Thursday evening at 7:80. A picnic supper will be served and the committee will furnish meat.
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Prihian Sisters
Poison liquor kills marine at Quantico training station
Investigation ordered into bootleg liquor activity around the marine training station at Quantico Virginia after poison liquor killed one marine and caused serious illness in several others. Brigadier General Medley ordered a full inquiry into the matter and the actions of those involved.
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Quantizo
Medley Vuller
Wagner Grand March Improvised In Cab By Wagner
A fragmentary note recalls that the Island March in Act 2 of Pannhauser was improvised by Wagner in a cab. It began as a private German tainted by secrecy before becoming part of the famed operas, with a German adventurer who arrived safely amid the intrigue.
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Wagner
Pannhaeuser
Oper
Areetings
Fragmented OCR Summary of Historic Text
The readable fragments discuss erc per capita consumption and eating habits with unclear references. The passage mentions one half an exe a dar and notes about others' behavior. Names, dates, or places are not legible.
Awards and Elections Highlight a Regional Conference
An appropriation award at a suite meeting drew attention to distributions by the county board. Officers elected at the convention included Henry Fields as president and L. Gheuchain as secretary treasurer. The body discussed growing appropriations and state and county actions affecting breeders and livestock groups across Texas, Wisconsin, Michigan, and surrounding states.
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Che
County Futurity
Poland
Fred L
Henry Fields
Sitemeuiucadi
Towa
Wiese Aimer
Squae Sehawka
Nebv
Virenresitiens
Emuatip
Cnre
Tore Ieee
Cosas
Rent X.oage
Litman
Texas
South Frikar
Vnsta
Wisconsin
Michigan
Kellogg's Bran Promises Health Benefits for Families
A damaged ad copy touts Kellogg's Bran as a daily aid for digestion and toxin elimination. It claims consti pation relief, improved bowels, and fresher breath, praising several serving ideas and recipes to include bran with cereals and baked goods.
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Kellogg's
Kellees
Probate Notes for Town in Bento County
In writing proceedings the last Will and Testament of the late party Simon is presented for probate. The Clerk notes the will and related documents, with heirs and estate items referenced. Court actions include appointment of counsel and notices to interested parties as the matter proceeds.
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Bento
Sewers of New York and Manhattan Compared
The piece discusses the extent of sewers in New York City, noting Greater New York's vast network and Manhattan's prominent sewer system. It imagines the length if all sewers were laid end to end, highlighting 36 miles referenced in the text.
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New York
Golden Gate
Manhattan
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