Cheery Valley Socials and Visits Bursting With Neighborhood News
Cheery Valley residents hosted guests including Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Deanier and family, Celis Lehenan at Haas Pridesich, and several others at various homes. Attendees shared meals, attended gatherings, and a farewell party for Mr. and Mrs. Ben Nagle as they prepare to move near Strawberry Point. Local families visited Lake Dennier and West Union area households, with extended kin spending weekends and Sundays in shared hospitality.
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Martin Hanser
Albert Bulihuferds Wick
Sinter
Lea Sehopdangiiver
Lydia
Mes
Elmer Deanier
Dineer
Jola Benrler
Celis Lehenan
Haas Pridesich Dpe
Mr and
Mies
We Sewngsderry
Fred Hanson
Adeigh Bemmgariner
Bieta
Oryha
Wilbur
Celis
Pier Gucie
Diether
Adline Lehman
Ses
Fru Lesch
Bether Friederich
George Christen
Wm. Larson
Szs
John Dennker
Tire
Walter Durseher
Shildres
Marvie
Weyne
Ales
Yonker
Rock Valley
Eien
Edwin
Alice Hanson
Gariner
Ami
Guernsey Samith
Esterday Wntch
Barry Gisin
Neat West Union Ida
Celie Meyer
Omar Bvent
George Leachtersmacher
Patay Minnihan
Ben Nagle
Strawberry Point
Alt
Hane Friederich
Mildred
Margaret
Bam Butiketer
Gladye
Vrock Christen
Lacy
Elizabeth Christen
John
Ernest Christen
G. Friederich
Local Families Gather for Social, Visit and Travel Notes
Dover milis and Mrs Arthur Gage hosted relatives at dinner. Ehoer Gage and wife visited the Gage home. Martin Westvick traveled to Austin. Leona Westvick is returning home after two months away. Rose family moving north of Clermont. Den Beance and Gair Wagner also noted. Jobo Keleon and Mee Wil Wetherbee appear among weekend visitors. The community records multiple visits, travels, and small-town social activity as residents plan further events.
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Arthur Gage
Ehoer Gage
Learn
Levands Beott
Bondard
J.C
Ciermont
Rose
den Beance
Elgin See
Gair Wagner
West Alston
Jobo Keleon
Wil Wetherbee
Dee
Wire
Jake
West Union
Mores and Joy Ride Cost Iowa’s Road Funds
Tax figures for 1921 through 1928 show Iowa’s gasoline tax swelling to unthinkable totals. After deductions of 822,007.74 in refunds and 27,209.6 for salaries and travel, a large sum was allocated to state road funds with township roads receiving 1,164,0099. Receipts from excise taxes rose steadily since 1925 as officials stress continued effort and steady deposits despite rising costs.
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Iowa
Pasture Selections For Permanent Grassland In Cold Climates
Guidance on choosing grasses and legumes for permanent pasture in a cold climate. Emphasizes grasses with long-lived perennials, fast initial growth, and firm footing for livestock. Includes notes on leafiness, quick germination, and maintaining long-lasting forage through varied seasonal growth.
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Seixtoee
Sally
Repairing Leather Harnesses From Old Text
Instructions describe soaking, cleaning, and repairing a leather harness. It mentions soaking in lukewarm water with soap, rinsing, drying, applying edge blacking, and cleaning metal parts. The passage is fragmented but outlines basic restoration steps.
Wealth Commissioner of Newark Related Scuffle Reported
An unclear OCR fragment describes a Newark wealth commissioner and mentions Stephen Wiasak a printer and former pugilist. It cites a violent act with a revolver involving an unnamed male, set against a New York oriented context, but details are garbled.
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Stephen Wiasak
New York
Fragmented OCR Seeks Clues on War Era Supply and Ice Story
A garbled passage mentions the US Department and references to supply, ice, and a wartime note about horse feed. It links to 1908 as the war’s last year and suggests maintenance of horses for production, with unclear lines about a broader supply chain and historical context.
Restrictions on Oleomargarine Makers Assailed
Proposal calls for that oleomargarine manufacturers submit to routine inspections by state authorities to ensure compliance with purity and labeling standards amid ongoing policy debates.
New Margarine Rules Considered by State Officials
Inancetive Fog Sone Hevence at The Ete 08 fee of one cent per pound. The state considers a resolution to amend national guidance, shortening compendia to bring margarine under existing regulations. The Telegraphic Site Office touted potential revenue of $1901.
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Resolu
Pommel Wigsig Sefersi
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Cheery Valley
Dover Milis
Peel
Millard Neloon
Joy Ridte
BOCE
Schori & Kuster
Elgin, Iowa
Anya
Yeavens
Jane Knight
Newark
Depertassit
Gracias
Very
Dewey
Pete
Siigfsnig
Helle
Willie Coméne
Belles
Oifice
Sete Ca
Ginven
M. Baldwin
California
Eae Wed
Yehudi Menchin
Henry Goldman
Ister
Sues
Star
Randolph
Adelphia
Albert T. Read
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