Blairstown Social Notes Highlight Visits and School News
Carl Wilson of Belle Plaine visited with his sister Merle Wilson. Mrs Alex Ciuett visited Centur Rapids. Miss Matilda Schlue teaches at Norway and visits her mother Mary Schlue. Mr and Mrs R D Kimm entertained friends, five hundred social. Sw Shedenhein?s and daughter Lowel rode Cedar Rapids. Rural pupils missed school due to bad roads and weather. Eastern Star held a kitchen shower at B F Paul home. Edna Tozier Lydia Grok and Wm Wood clerks at JE bk Cline store during sale. Hey aiss play Deacon Dubbs selected. Lower grades plan an operetta for May.
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Carl Wilson
Belle Plaine
Merle Wilson
Alex Ciuett
Cetar Rapids
Matilda Schlue
Norway
Mary Schlue
R. D. Kimm
Shedenhein
Lowell
Cedar Rapuis
Eastern Star
B. F. Paul
Hoow
Edna Tozier
Lydia Grok
Wm. Wood
JE Bk. Cline
Beims
Deacon Dubbs
Campaign to kill pests nets thousands of birds and rats
Eleven thousand sparrow heads and 200 rat tails were the result of a Springfield township Indiana campaign to rid the area of birds and rodents. A similar effort in Greenfield township killed thousands of sparrows and hundreds of rats.
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International News Service
Howe
Ind
Springfield Township
Lagrange County
Greenfield Township
WANTS WANTED-10 do Lome baking cakes 2 specialty
Classified fragment indicates wants and offerings including baking items, autos, loans, lost and found, and scattered notes. Mentions Auté Wrecking Yard Howard Weick proprietor, Oaklan Cal, and a cryptic personal ad tone with references to local affairs and a church.
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Auté Wrecking Yard
Howard Weick
Man Rescued After Threatened Jump Into River Jordan
March 23 at Middleport Ohio Lee Fortney, a noted local character, announced intent to drown himself in the Ohio River or “river Jordan” and leaped into the water. A Baptist minister led a rescuing group that pulled him out safely.
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Ohio River
Jordan
International News Service
Middleport
Ohio
River
Lee Fortney
Fortney
Champ Speller Wins Furniture For Home
Wellington reports Mrs. Harry Immél, mother of four, won a spelling bee prize and later an umbrella and a galvanized wash tub, using her spelling skill to furnish her home.
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Champ Speller
International News Service
Wellington
Harry Immél
Tourist travel made business in Colorado
Colorado Springs reports that travel is a growing industry in Colorado. A 1922 survey by the Denver Tourist Bureau shows visitors spent 421.1 million dollars, indicating strong tourism impact and economic potential for the state.
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Colorado
International News Service
Springs
Mar
Tourix Travel
Denver Tourist Bureau
Grain prices and receipts in late Chicago market report
Wheat futures show May, July and September moves with modest changes. Receipts listed include wheat 35 cars, corn 100, oats 100. cash wheat and corn prices softened slightly. hogs 34,000 held over with higher bids, cattle 5,000 receipts steady to higher, top $9.55, sheep 9,000 steady to strong with top $14.75. Overnight grain bids noted for No 3 Outs and No 6.
Help meet imperative. No man can either live piously or die righteous without a wife.
A pithy aphorism attributed to Richter on the necessity of a wife for piety and righteousness, framing marriage as essential to virtue.
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Richter
Northerly Europe town hosts stormy Sammerfest by coast
Vinton markets report hogs and poultry prices with heavy primes and packers, while the article shifts to a note about Vinton Poultry Markets. It ends with a brief geographic fact: Stammerfest on Norway's coast, at latitude 70 degrees 40 minutes, is Europe’s northernmost town.
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Europe
Stammerfest
Norway
Gary Indiana Marks Seventeenth Birthday in Growth
Gary Indiana turned seventeen this month as its founding engineers Ruxte Colonel Melton and Major Cuter visited the barren sand waste with instruments and stakes. Two of the three men remain residents, and for years they gathered on March 12 to celebrate the city’s birthday.
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International News Service
Gary
Ind
Ruxte
A. P. Melton
Thomas
Shoesipnhabitenis
Ciy
Death in Dysart District Sheds Light on Local Families
Keant Schrieber was summoned to West Borough by word of his mother Mrs. Andrew Schneber’s serious illness. she died Wednesday night at 81. The body will go to Dysart Friday and then to the home of Gen. Schiebucher relatives. Funeral plans incomplete. Also notes births, a minor fire at the Temmen home, and various social club activities and visits in the Dysart area, including DEC and KH clubs, and residents traveling to Wisconsin and Census Rapids.
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Keant Schrieber
West Beroekise
Fil
Andrew Schneber
Gen
fScebitcher
Geo. Temmen
Ervin Moeller
Wisconsin
DEC
Walter Clars
John E. Leehr
G. Loehrer
Fairfield
K. KH
Chas. Deener
Walter Brandt
Anies Szhumie
Riddlesbarger
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Vs. FL F. Trotvnew
Notice of Administrator Appointment Court Filing
In the court notice the estate appoints an administrator for the decedent. The document lists the administrator name and pending matters regarding asset handling and final settlement. The notice references required filings and contact points for interested parties.
Chief Seeks Test of Three Water Resources
The chief requests a study of three water resources to address statewide needs. The document mentions March 25 and calls for highlighting water policy and resident impacts, aiming to guide state action on power distribution and resource planning.
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Oo Mareh
Okclaring
Niagara
Tamer's Anickers and the City Streets Debate
An unclear dispatch from International News Service notes a March 28 event in Griffin, Orianda, involving a discussion on a hill address and street conditions. The fragment mentions a male attire comparison and a public interest theme.
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Roon
SOR Griffin
Orianade
Fragmentary OCR yields scattered quotes and garbled text
The readable portions mention polished shoes and literary figures like Ben Jonson and Shirley, with unclear timing and numbers. The fragmentary source appears to mix historical references and stray phrases, offering no coherent event or clear subject.
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Ben Jonson
Shirley Mins
Fragmented Hints From an Unreadable Note
A garbled OCR fragment presents unclear names places and events. The readable bits reference a possible international show and a person named Joris but lack verifiable details. The piece resembles a brief news snippet but contains too few concrete facts to identify an event or outcome.
Easter Week Services Planned in Local Parishes
Local readers are invited to Holy Week services with Palm Sunday marking the start. Visiting speakers will attend, including Charles W Harrop and Rev A W Gable. The note asks families to attend the observances and share in the Easter message.
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L. R. Rogers
Wennes
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Fannie Bracken
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Ralph Brokaw
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