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Local notes show community updates and farming notices
Mrs Join Falb attends functions at the Opera House. Citizens visit banks, farm sales, and repairs. Reports on suffrage advance, Prohibition-era policies, and returning veterans. Local families, sales, and social visits detailed with mentions of Weibel Mill Co and James Whitford’s large potato planting venture.
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Join Falb
Chautauqua
OPERA
Meing
Citizens' State Bank
Weibel Mill’ Company
Suffrags
America
Congress
Carrie ‘Nation
Harold Bennett
Edwin Bauman
Hurley Helms
Helms
Fred Gehring
Charley
Sam Lehman
Reuben
McGregor
Gehring
Hazel Gehring
Perence
Welber Mill Co
Victor Berger
Milwauke
Chas
Capper
United States
Olaovus Holm
Co. K
326Th Infantry
Toul
St. Mihiel
Meuse
Argonne
Olavus
U. S.A
Pluma
Jon. Butler
Eris
Phillips
F. W. Schneider
West Union
League of Nations
Daughters of the American ‘Revolution
Philadelphia
Wilson
Goba
Railroads
War Finance Corporation
Iowa
France
Holly Hodges
Eighteenth Engineers
Cedar
New York
Halstenson
Dimner Schori
Mel Kohler
St. Ansgir
Celia Groth
J. A. Kinney
Alexandria
Minn
Annapolis
Maryland
Kinney
Philip
U. S. Naval Academy
Paul
Camp Mills
Boston
Washington
Senate
James Whitford
Volga City
West Union Argo -Gagette
Fayette
Clayton Counties
Wadena
Mr. Whitford