Local Notables Visit and Travel Dates In County
Over the County notes E Fleming visited Armstrong on business Misses Elsa and Iva Mix spoke with Graettingey friends Dr Burnard and Willis McCarty came up from Emmetsburg Friday Sheriff Coakley and Dan O Neill spent Monday W A J Tyson visited Friday and Saturday on business Thus Larson and his two sons left Wednesday evening for Colorado B Eisenbast went to Huntington Saturday on business B Guard visiting its parents at Fallo J N Bruck returned to Waterloo Agnes Spies hosted a lawn party Sunday for Miss Hilda Kalb of St Louis
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E. Fleming
Armstrong
Elsa
Iva Mix
Graettingey
Dr. Burnard
Willis McCarty
Emmetsburg
Sheriff Coakley
Dan O'Neil
Flere
W. AJ. Tyson
Larson
Colorado
B. Eisenbast
Huntington
B. Guard
Fallow
J. N. Bruck
Waterloo
Agnes Spies
Hilda Kalb
St. Louis
From Dream to Reality and Local Notes Summary
Mrs H F Stagman hosted a Saturday gathering for girls in honor of Miss Flossie’s thirteenth birthday while Mr and Mrs D B Blair visited from New Providence and Miss Alta Blair came from Whitten Town. Various townsfolk and visitors are listed with brief social notes and a wedding announcement for Dr A H Bishop and Miss Margaret Frye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. F. Stagman
Miss Flossie
Blair
New Providence
Alta Blair
Whitten
Town
PF. A
Water Meaning Life Amid Australian Strife
A fragment notes water’s high value in Australia and references a violent incident where three Afghans were killed in Western Australia. It mentions a landholder’s actions, a trial, and a jury’s verdict, all framed as part of a sensationalized, unclear narrative in a West Australian context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
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His Graat Fault
The text presents a fragmented dialogue with characters discussing a hedge, ground around a house, and hiring a gardener. The source appears as a damaged OCR fragment from a Standard and Times page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dinate
Rittiok
Standard and Times
The Deadliest Girl In the Town Brevity Front
A fragment from the London Globe notes a fiction titled The Deadliest Girl In the Town with a claim of brevity. It mentions a hundred young ladies seeking anonymity and editor cautions about using full names. The Philadelphia Press quotes rival views on brevity as wit.
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Arash
London Globe
Nwoter
Philadelphia Press
Difference Between Twice Ten And Twice Eleven
A fragment discusses numbers and wordplay about twenty and twenty two. It cites phrases related to ten and eleven, with a cryptic line about strong things in danger from the Seakest and a Rossett reference. The readable text is incomplete and lacks clear event or narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rossett
Iowa's Best Cattle on Parade at State Fair Exposition
The annual Iowa State Fair and Exposition showcases prize winning cattle on the final day. Thousands of visitors view the entries and reviews conclude the parade of livestock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Iowa State Fair and Exposition
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Graettinger
West Bend
Grande Wood
Rodman
West Head
Rowland
Lydice Minger
Larchwood 'Hureday
Lizzie Sehryver
Fargo, WN. D
Elsa Mix
Cedar Falls
A. H. Bishop
Margaret Frye
Peoria
Miinsis
Hisa Lizzie Phillips
Wru
Anderege
Flossieanifereggs
L. O. Eaton
Bode Sanday
Curlew O. F. Gates
John Daley
Ayrshire
Alma Muitzel
Speicer
Visi
T. R
Vol Visk
Vina Drown
Miss Wilcox
Washington
the Woods
Art Brown
Redman Vriday
Adams
Ned Brown
Pocahontas
Win
Allen
Laurens
Charles Alten
Curlew
Bnynetsburge
Mankato Commercial College
Mankato
Minnesota
Valdez Businescollege
Decorah
England
Edmond Spier
Molly
Molly -Spier
Edward
Nan
Spier
Brently
Molly Spier
Edmond
Hattery
Chis
Ethusad
Scientis
Einone
Hedmomd
Aesin
Texary
Elinor T. Boyd
New
Eburen
Joseph
Sarah
Cornwall
Land's End
Penzance
Dave
Rerminus
J. Tlasks
Italy
New York Press
Alb
Greae
Sveastst
Sit
America
J. F Shallenberges
Chicago
ST. James Hotel
Tod
Shalienberger
Sinan
J. F. Shallenberger
Gar
Grand Army of the Republic
Toledo
Ohio
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Railway
Ziesst
PF. A. Miller
Saeral
Leigh Valley
Scranton
Hocking Valley
Virginia
Illinois
Thle & Oelfke, Owxe
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