Clermont Local News Names and Visits Across Town
Clermont residents shared a busy week with guests visiting relatives in Cedar Rapids, Forest City, and Cedar Falls. Families like Rafferty and Dugstad welcomed friends while students pursued Waldorf College courses. local church schools began terms and a baseball game drew a 7 to 5 win at Arlington.
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Vnlyn Dugstad
Wiwon
Minnesota
Mettner
New T
Fred Bigler
Frances Leslie
Chester
Clarice Dugstad
Dugstad
G. BE. Jorgenson
R. V. Brandt
L. L. Carr
L. L. Rounda
Irene Rafferty
Tomah
Wiss
Gore
Gladys Peterson
Forest City
Waldorf College
Ole C. Peterson
Loretta Rafferty
Cedar Falls
Barnim Shipton
Mitchell
Fayette
Louie Olson
Phelps
Wis
John Crowe
Brick City
Myrtle Bilden
Ruth Peterson
Waldorf Choir
Everett Crowe
Johnson
Clermont State Bank
Fort Dodge
Iowa City
United States
N. H. Nelson
Illinois
Nelson
East Luther League Program Presentation Sunday Evening
The East Luther League presents a program on Sunday evening June 12 at 8 o clock. Song Society invocation by Rev. G Gunsten, readings by Marjorie Larnon and Orville Berg, mixed quartet Myrtle and Sevita Buroden Lloyd Amundson and Hilder Gilbertson, recitation by Bessie Lien, Bible verses by Josephine Bilden, remarks by Rev. G Gunsten, collections and closing.
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East Luther League
G. Gunaten
Marjorie Larnon
Orville Berg
Myrtle
Sevita Buroden
Lloyd Amundson
Hilder Gilbertson
Bessie Lien
Josephine Bilden
Social Notes From Cheery Valley Gossip and Visits
Anna Dennler of Elgin and others visit relatives in Cheery Valley, with numerous weekend and weekday calls across the Dennler, Christen, Friederich, Butikofer, Lerch, and Hanson households. Also a sympathy note for Mia Christen on Celia Dennler’s death.
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Thaler
Evelyn Carey
Robert Theus
Elizabeth
Lillian Christen
Bert Thoman
Anna Dennler
Elgin
Ben Dennler
Silas Butikofer
Tofield Lehman
Frank Christen
Chris Dennler
Anna Lerch
Elizabeth Scholen
Ellen Hangon
Jake Butikofer
G. Dennler
Margaret Dennler
Martin Hanson
Rose Friederich
Fred
Joe Butikofer
Robert Thews
L. Christen
Ethel Mae Thoman
Henry Frieden
Hilda Meyer
Guernsey Smith
Mia
Celia Dennler
Jake
Will
Paul Muehlen
Union Sunday School Food Sale at Clermont Bank
The Union Sunday school announces a food sale at the Clermont State Bank building on Saturday June 11 at 2:80 oclock.
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Union
Clermont State Bank
Hazelton speed trap nets motorists seven ninety five
A Hazelton police routine traps visiting motorists at 16 and 25 mph limits. Citizens pay five dollars plus costs totaling $7.95 as the honed local justice and officer profit from the speeding arrests. The piece notes it as a revenue tactic for Justice King and the local patrol.
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Hazelton
Atill
de Norris
King
Riaktorium
Waterloo
Justice King
Pirates Sunk Power of Medi terranean at Moroccan Harbor
From the kasbah and citadel of the deys Moorlah pirates watched merchant ships from a tiny harbor. American ships then sailed forth and ended the piratical supremacy in the Medi terranean with a decisive action in that harbor.
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Dex
Kasbah
Deys
Mediterranean
Early Tariff Bill Passed by Congress in 18th Century
The preamble of a tariff bill passed by Congress states it is necessary for government support, debt discharge, and to encourage and protect manufacturers by laying duties on imported goods.
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Congress
ITE
United States
Deception on Both Sides Cites Santa Myth Fight
The Louisville Courier Journal discusses the idea that advocates of destroying the Santa Claus myth would end the fond deception parents use to hide his nonexistence and the concealment children keep about their knowledge, under pressure from both sides.
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Santa Claus
Louisville Courier-Journal
Discoverer of Guanabara Bay in doubt
The initially credited European discoverer of Guanabara Bay where Rio de Janeiro now sits is questioned. The bay was likely sighted in 1501 or early 1502 by a expedition led by Amerigo Vespucci.
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Bay of
Guanabara
Rio de Janeiro
Amerigo Veepueel
Famous Bachelors Whitman Brooks and Whittier Mentioned
A note recalls poets Walt Whitman Phillips Brooks and John Greenleaf Whittier as famous bachelors. The item situates them in literary history and highlights their unmarried status.
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Walt Whitman
Phillips Brooks
John Greenleaf Whittler
Little America in Germany and Population Decline
The article notes a shift as Little North America in Germany loses population. Pennsylvania and Quebec show sharp declines, with Boston and New York also shrinking. A Warthe Bruch region east of Berlin once crowded now hosts few, despite promotion by King Frederick the Great to entice emigration and settlement of reclaimed swamp lands. Nearby colonies like Jamaica Transvaal and Havana also diminishing.
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America
Germany
North America
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Boston
Quebec
New York
Florida
Berlin
Warthe Bruch
Jamaica
Transvaal
Havana
Frederick the Great
Castle Menzies Sold Among Scottish Estates
Castle Menzies near Aberfeldy, a historic seat allied with Mary Queen of Scots and Bonnie Prince Charlie, has been sold along with Sarleyer lodge and surrounding moorland. Spanning over 1100 acres, the property is noted for its forestry and past clashes in the Stuart era.
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Castle Menzies
Scotland
Tay
Lyon
Aberfeldy
Mary Queen of Scots
Charles II
Bonny
Prince Charlie
Bienzies
Agen
Menzies
Chestnut Groves Hope for Revival After Blight
State Forester Joseph Tilick says the chestnut is not doomed and may regain importance as timber. Blight appeared in Pennsylvania about 201 years ago, killing almost all commercially valuable chestnut trees in forests.
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Pennsylvania
Joseph & Tilick
Belgravians in Belgrade show aging population trend
Official statistics report 102 centerarians living in Belgrade, Yugoslavia's capital, amid a total population of 262 203. The figure notes 34 000 more men than women and over sixty year olds exceeding a given hundred thousand.
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Belgrade
Jugoslavia
Quite Right Cotton Belief in Einstein Theory Over Matter
Pathfinder Magazine notes Bolton’s remark on reading about Einstein space theory and finds it a shame to deny it after study. The exchange questions belief in space concepts versus material explanations.
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Cotton
Bolton
Pathfinder Magazine
Fragmentary OCR Note on Flowering Bulbs and Tourism
A garbled OCR fragment discusses bulbs, flowering strength, and tourists gathering flowers. It mentions cutting off parts to strengthen blooms and visitors collecting flowers away from a refuse pile, but many words are unreadable.
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Solies
Bolland
Healdd Er Ary
Busy Mexican Port Visited by Early Explorers
Vera Orus described as a sheltered harbor protected by reefs and harbors reduces. Early explorers visited it and it became one of five settled places. Modern dredging and engineering have made the harbor accessible to ocean-going vessels, marking it as a principal Mexican port.
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Mexico
Clerks Sing in Smyrna Department Store Caught in Craze
In Smyrna Turkey Asia clerks from counter girls to floorwalkers must sing to all customers during busy hours. The singing begins when serving a customer and only stops for price quotes or questions. The practice is spreading and even a single customer prompts song.
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Smyrna
Turkey
Asia
Get-Our-Toole-Back-Prom-Peter Day Highlighted
Farm Journal notes Peter Tumbledown as a cheerful borrower who claims borrowed tools as his own. Neighbors annually stage a “Get-Our-Toole-Back Prom Peter Day” to reclaim items and restore balance.
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le Legion
Peter Tumbledown
Peter
Farm Journal
Good Brand Dog tale at corner store turns strange ask
Robert, marketing for his mother, brings home a shabby dog from the corner grocery. He asks to keep the animal, claiming the grocer said he wished Robert would take the car home with him and noting the dog as a good brand.
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Robert
Chieftain Biru Linked to Peru’s Early Name Origin
Biru, a sixteenth century South American chief, ruled a region that later inspired the name Peru. The article notes how Peru is an adaptation of his name.
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Biru
Peru
Postal Notice From Ctermont Fayetts County
Entry shows classification as second class mail matter in Fayetts County post office records at Ctermont. Indicates routine postal status and handling under local regulations.
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Ctermont
Fayetts County
Laws
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Clermont
Nelson Gays
Clarmont
Arlington
Clermant
K. Gress
L. Gress
Sticken
Anderson
Simpson
M. Olson
Thorson
Paulaon P
Simeko
Pringle
Olson
Brorby
Genevieve Anderson
Gabrielson
St. Paul
Groth
Gerbrielson
Gunsten
Gerhard Gunsten
Northfield
Minn
East L. L. Program
Cheery Valley News
Alster
Alice
Virginila
Dub
Fanny Will
Bessin
WEA
Clermont’ Enterprise
John F. Cooley
J . Iowa Press Association
National, Editorial “Association
Burt
Iowa
Stoshr Drug Store
Higler Drug Store
Wadena
Pharmacy
Ereae Coleman
Ron
Baedel
Coleman Lamp & Stove CO
Ea Ameen Coke
Burgess-Dugstad Lbr. Co
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