Fragmentary OCR notes on a 1960s sports scene
Readable portions describe a basketball game with mentions of the Togal boys and Baechler, plus scattered references to Red Riding Hood, Margaret Erhardt, and a dialogue styled segment. The text hints at defense, pace, and first-half actions but lacks clear, coherent facts or outcomes.
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Mageete
Lara
Baechler
Red Riding Hood
Gtris
Sketah
Margaret Erhardt
Hvangeline
Fiow
Alton Lyle
Harold
Maynard High to Visit Fay ette on Bright Friday Night
Local fans await a fast contest as Maynard High, after beating Fayette, faces Fayette’s foes on Blein floor. Elgin and Fay ette girls show form with Meyer's pass and Darmermuth shift to fortify Maynard, game set for 8 pm with admission standard. Students study Hiawatha myths while third graders master dictionary and home geography.
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Maynard High
Fayette
Blein
Maynard
Elgin
Meyer
M. Darmermuth Haa
Bean
Thes
Axk
Igual
Klingman
Siseeeerens
Fawoeth
Cook
Paisa Siessiereed
Billitige
Tows
Eilgin
Johnson
Mager
Grothery
Iowa Corn Crop Yields Drop From Last Year
Reports from federal and state crop reporters show Iowa corn on November 1 totaled 442,034,000 bushels on hand, down from 604,640,000 last year. The year’s total production stands at 424,379,000 bushels, with a 71,705,000 bushel carryover and an average yield of 40.7 bushels per acre.
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Iowa
Notice of subscription refunds and opt out
Mrs. Rosa Reed explains a misstep in collecting Bub serfbara before December Bist for the Illustrated Review. Some subscribers paid $1.00. she will refund to those who request but asks no one to pay if they do not want the paper.
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Trent
Nnyone
Rosa Reed
He Asked Yor I¢ He Doesn’t Speak To Her Any More
A fragmented item reports a conversation where one person asks why another no longer speaks to someone. The reply suggests seeking guidance on use of a polish for his heir. Names and places appear garbled, with unclear context and dates.
Rural Carrier Routes Appointment Notice
Vacancy announcement for rural carrier routes citing eligibility for domiciled residents, widows of U S soldiers or Marines, and disabled veterans or spouses. Applications available from the mentioned offices or the United Civil Services Commission in Washington and must be sent to the Commission in West Be ington at the earliest practicable date.
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U.S
Soldia
U. S
United Civil’ Berries
Washington, D. C
Westbeington
Letter of Appreciation From Mrs Bryant and Myrtie
A letter from Mrs Bryant and Myrtie thanks Trienda and friends for past kindness. It notes Jay's son, cold Portland weather, a mild winter with green grass, and a hardy schillal bush. The writer mentions Mother is frail and feet unsteady but otherwise well, sending regards from Mrs Ed Carroll.
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Jay
Portland
Bryant
Myrtie
Ed Carroll
Feed MILK Cows Liberally For Higher Yields
Ohio Experiment Station tests show 23 cows boosted average annual butter fat from 335 to about 56% more by increasing daily feed one half. Under liberal feeding, milk output rose 85 percent and fat 69 percent, with less feed needed per gallon of milk or pound of butter.
Elgin Ladies Study Club Meeting Postponed in January
The Elgin Ladies Study Club will meet with Mrs. Jennie A. Anderson next Tuesday evening January 29. The venue was changed because Mr KF Hughes could not return to Elgin by that date. The program opens with music. Roll Call Miscellaneous Women In English Literature Mrs Bakiwity and Mrs Muehlethaler Critic Mrs Butler.
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Elgin
HLS& Club
Jennie A. Anderson
KF. W. Hughes
Bakiwity
Muehlethaler
Critit
Butler
Masons Hold Special Meeting and Initiate New Members
The Masonic lodge conducted a special Tuesday session and conferred the third degree on two new members. Clermont lodge attended, followed by a large communal feed. The event left attendees in high spirits and jovial, enjoying a bountiful spread.
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Masonic Lodge
Clermont Lodge
Lamba
Community Social Meeting Recap and Guests Noted
A late winter social gathering featured Moe Ray Rowland and guests Selma Hitch and Junita Rowland. Attendees included Mrs Dan Brause and Mrs Addie Phillips, with a contest enjoyed. next meeting set for Ed Bauer home on February 34.
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Ray “Rowland
Gitley
Lal Markrott
Rowland
Dust
Selma Hitch
Junita Rowland
Ethel Hovey
Dan Brause
Addie
Phillips
Ed Bauier
Alt Inem
Political sparks fly as candidates mobilize across rail lines
The Chicago Tribune reports a jumble of figures naming Johnson, Coolidge, Adoo, La Follette, Underwood, Magnus Johnson, Smith, Bryan and others marching on various fronts. Rail cars, regional troops, and nationwide campaigns are cited as mock threats in a satirical overview of political posturing and economic notes.
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Tram Johnson
Santa ‘Fe
Union Pacific
Mr. Coolidge
New England
MrAdoo
Underwood
la Follette Wold
Magnus Johnson
Minneapolis
al Smith
Washington
Mr. Bryan
Kansas
Nebraska
Towadirys
Chicago Tribune
Words of Wisdom on the Press and Small Town Editors
Prof. Tustin Miller of the University of Minnesota argues the press faces greater danger from smug city editors who believe all is well. He contends higher standards exist in small town newspapers where editors are known by the community and share in local interests and livelihoods.
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Tustin Miller
University of Minnesota
Hypverghtamat Uses Water Power to Lift Water Autonomously
Wahy Mad describes a device named hycverghtamat that uses a water flow to compress air and lift a smaller water volume. The inventor claims the system can raise water to any desired height and operate automatically, potentially supplying hydro electric power without manual input.
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A& Drew
Hft
Nieang
Patient asks for scientific name for ailment joke
A patient at a National City clinic asks a doctor to name his illness in plain terms. The doctor replies the patient is lazy, prompting the man to request a scientific label to tell his wife. The exchange ends with the patient sighing relief.
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Witiesa
San
Father and Son Banquet Planned at M. 5 Chrive
A Father and Son Banquet will be held on Friday evening, March 7, at M. 5 Chrivel. Every father is urged to bring his son, and if no son is available, another’s son may be brought. A committee will canvass to sell tickets at one dollar for a pair.
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Hinyvet
Miss Vara Grover Visits Rockford Aunt’s Care
Vara Grover from Rockford arrived Tuesday to assist in caring for her aunt, Mrs. Lew Gruver, and help with household duties during her aunt’s illness.
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Vara Grover
Rockford
Lew Gruver
Elgin Canning Company Notes Heavy Year Shipping
Elgin has long been a major shipper on the Cedar Rapida Decorth branch of the Rock Island. In 1923 the Elgin Canning Company sent out 248 loads of herring 72 loads of cattle 7 loads of sheep 1 load of building material 2 loads of autos 20 loads of hay 1 load of potatoes 1 load of household goods and 48 loads of canned corn while receiving 176 carloads, reflecting a total freight volume about double the prior year despite a lighter canning season in 1922-23.
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Elgin
Cedar Rapita-Decorth
Rock Island
Elgin Canning Company
Maverial
Canadian Farmers Pay High Wages but Face Poor Markets
A letter from Canada notes farmers’ income gaps with wheat at 70c per bushel oats 22c barley 40c per bushel cattin g 1 26 per pound and horses with zero market value. It cites 6.00 daily labor cost and local land sales struggles. Yearly crops vary with recent good years 1920 1923 and 1924 but grain timing remains uncertain.
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Canada
Nya Anes
Baptist Church Notes Prepare for Europe Relief Sunday
The church schedules a Thursday January 31 gathering at 6 p.m. to prepare for communion and to close the collection for distress in Europe next Sunday. A biblical quote emphasizes sharing resources with those in need.
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Europe
Annual Lawton Meath Meeting of American Legion at City Hall
The Elgin post of the American Legion will hold its annual meeting at City Hall on January 28. The gathering will elect officers for the coming year and discuss dues payment by February 1. A lunch will be served after the meeting. F. D. Webb, Commander.
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Elgin
American Legion
Mombay
F. D. Webb
Amputated Samuel Kimpson Underwent Major Surgery
Lee Amputated Samuel Kimpson underwent an operation for removal of his teeth at West Union hospital on Bat veday morning. Drs Jerfee of Clermont and Mercer of West Union performed the operation, which completed in the short time. The patient, a 70 year old man, stood the operation in fine shape. Mr Kimpson has suffered for years and it is hoped he will be able to enjoy the remaining year of life.
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Lee
Samuel Kimpson
West Union Hospital
Letting of Marion Two Road Work Meeting Notice
The Board of Trustees of Marion township will hold their regular meeting at the Elgin Savings Bank on Monday February 4 1924 for the purpose of setting the road work of a township for the year 1924 All interested parties be on hand that day Meeting called for 10 oclock a m Hans Winkler Township Clerk
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Marion
Board of Trustees
Marion Township
Elgin Savings Bank
N'Lelsck A
Hans Winkler
Local Talent Play Set at Elgin Opera House
Ald will stage a home talent show at the Elgin Opera House on Tuesday evening February 6. Home talent in Elgin has drawn crowds before, and officials expect a full house of patrons. More details promised next week.
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Frst
le ME Taldies
Ald
Elgin
Semester Examinations and Absences Mark Elementary Week
Russell Saxthay was absent due to pneumodia. Hazel Gage Wan missed Monday and Lyle Nelson Tuesday. Third and fourth graders are reviewing for semester exams. Several students listed as absent or present for various grades. High school exams scheduled and new subjects to start next week. The Messiah chorus piece quoted humorously at year end.
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Russell Saxthay
Hazel Gage Wan
Lyle Nelson Abaent Tueanay
Sandy
Phyllis Kohler
Robert Stesle
Frank Topp
Harold Conner
Erm Jane DeSart
Harok Grimm
Ruth Gruver
William Wolber
Etates
Batty Smith
Pearl Lyons
J.D. Staffer Sr
Robert Wilson Viattac
Mia Nora
Oleson
Ipstok
Maten
Mesdames Patterand
Hadd
Yunker
Bauman
T. Knudtson
Prod Muchlathaler
Victroin
Kreistor
Lecyo
Swinz Low
Bank Directors Re-Elected As Officers Named
Stockholders of the Blain Cayings Bank met Monday to elect directors for the coming term. Directors re-elected: Gun Gundertson, J. J. Bliaffer, August Bennon, Fret Ruvivvert, A. S. Hoag. Officers for the year: Gus Gundrapp President, J. D. Shaffer Vice-President, Samuel Mosby Cashier, Eleanor Seisider Assistant Teller Mazby -Rookke Pur.
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Blain ¢Ay
Ings Banke
Tomins
J. D. Shaffer
Presteil Samuel
Decorah Bank Closes Amid Auditor Suspension
Anxious depositors await word as the Citrons Savings Bank of Decorah fails to reopen after a Saturday January 11 closure ordered by the state bank examiner. Board of directors posted notice, no further details released, and a partial suspension reportedly affects Decorah Bank.
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Citrons
Savings Bank of
Decorah
Ita
Ileprs
Ano- Hee
Dior
Itowas
Ain
Thistle Thorethan
Decorah Bina Tris
Pl y in' Farmers' Dairy Co bids for year of buttermilk
The Board of Directors will sell all buttermilk from the entire output for one year starting February 1, 1924. Bids are due January 26, 1924 at 2 p.m. at the company's office. Highest responsible bidder will be awarded the right to supply, with the board retaining option to reject any or all bids. M. Luechsinger, Secretary.
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Plyin’ Farmers’ Dairy Co
Pell
Elaék
M. Luechsinger
Sooty
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