Celebration marks Johnsons tenth wedding anniversary
Neighbors and friends gathered at the Johnson home last Thursday to celebrate the tenth wedding anniversary. A late, tasty picnic lunch followed. Mrs Frank Poor, caring for her brother Jim Canino in Arlington, spent the weekend here with family before returning Sunday.
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Arlington
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Strawberry Point
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Ala Leonhart
Mary B. Wetzel
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Alden
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M. A. Klingman
Dewey Thompson
Fox
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Cemetery Association
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Mission Band
W. F. Moore
Margaret Cline
Adlington
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Wadena School Notes From The Soest Grate
Fragmented OCR lists names tied to grades and activities at Wadena schools. Readers see student names such as Lee Rewhinesr Maxime Bend Becy Routh Joknenn Blanche Jeimson Lace Imes Whane Sn and others along with scattered notes on events. The fragmentary text hints at class projects and a December or February schedule but offers few clear details.
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Apeling Frigg
Lestemce Felser
Derest
Prades
Lee Rewhinesr
Maxime Bend
Becy Routh Joknenn
Blanche Jeimson
Lestee Jahnsor
Lace
Seer
Thong Prance
Special clubbing offer for Elgin Echo and Herald-Examiner
The Elgin Echo and Chicago Herald-Examiner publish a combined one year offer for $5.75, saving $1.25 and expiring April 15, 1933. Six months are $3.00. The deal applies to new subscribers to the Herald-Examiner only. Charlotte Borchardt and Edward Kruger travel to Muscatine for a visit with her parents. Mr. Yenmey and Mr. Crider and families visit Harry Wade in Payette on Sunday.
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Elgin Echo
Chicago Herald - Examiner
Herald-Examiner
Charlotte Borchardt
Edward Kruger
Muscatine
M. Yenmey
R.A. Crider
Harry Wade
Payette
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Soundhouse RCA built unsound must be torn down rebuilt
A column rails at radio overload as Congress, artists, and listeners protest loud broadcasts. The piece critiques high powered signals drowning out smaller stations and calls for major overhaul of the broadcasting system.
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Congress
RCA
Plans For Pasture Seedings In Payette County Forage Mix
Payette county plan favors sweet clover and audaw grass for pasture. Rye used for late fall and early spring, oats for late May and June. Canary grass thrives in wet boggy spots. Sweet clover turn in early May and rests until August. Timothy and red clover seeded with sweet clover for pasture. Sudan unable to be seeded after July first. Verle Eniel visits West Union. Mrs. Maud Peters and Ami Snyder mentioned in local notices.
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Payette County
Sudan
Verle Eniel
West Union
Maud Peters
Will Peters
Clermont
Ami Snyder
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