Obituary for Janice Russell in Harlan details family ties
Funeral services for Janice Russell of Harlan are planned in Harlan with burial at the local cemetery. Born January 13, 194, she was the daughter of Hatley and Loraine (Piakerig) and grew up in Lake area. She attended Community High School and later worked in food service and catering. Survived by husband Gary of Harlan, daughter Aligsand, sons Gary and LeRoy, grandchildren Taxon, Taraen, Zachay, and many relatives. preceded in death by her parents and siblings.
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Paul Wilcox
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Spencer
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Loraine
Piakerig
Rahipi Lake
Aaland Grathaest
Comemunity High School
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Berlin
Fae
Yeu
Jan Wat
Gary Frasell
Ughters
Teyma
Shery Rae
Uuisanion
Trey Fonde
Hele
Homer
Itey
Machel
Harta Tanloe
Uring
Jauice van
Leeder
Suny
Antile
Suse
Staran
Tance
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Mickel
United Methodis Church
Unie
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Ed Crone
Mais
Janice
Gary
Harlans Daughns
Aligsand
Tuahand
Gary Henei
Harland Sheryl
LeRoy Gaon
Yutan
Inet Cowiney
Taraen
Arisad
Zachay Gara
Yitan
Larmine
Fisken
Vier
Linda
Robert Clark
Pocahontas
Busne Vicken
Fumo
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Wayne Russel
City hall move amid sleet concerns and budget notes
Fragmented text shows officials debating moving city hall due to sleet, with projected costs around 135,000 and a plan for repayment from a former police department over 12 months. The county sets approvals for a public works project with a 300 person capacity center and related procurement steps.
Controversy over Culvert Sparks Regional Debate
Local officials and residents in multiple towns discuss a culvert project tied to County Workforce Development. Community groups question benefits, while authorities defend planned work as essential for infrastructure, jobs, and public safety. The briefing includes agency statements and concerns from Morgan and other leaders.
New laws set to take effect July 1
A jumble of references outlines upcoming legal changes affecting government proceedings and documents. The text hints at language requirements, penalties, and fiscal figures tied to enforcement, with scattered mentions of immigration, accounting, and staged timelines.
Estherville City Council Advances Wastewater and Infra Projects
Estherville council approved bonds and grants for wastewater treatment plant improvements and roadway work. Actions include funding portions of a federal grant, general improvements, and related vacant positions, with multiple vendors and local businesses named in the record.
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Dale Bradley
Council
A.D. Abe
Fourth arrest in Sloan Folly gun incident reported
Okabe Police Department and multiple agencies announced a fourth arrest in a Sloan Folly gun incident. Suspects Jose Dedeane, Elvie Dunnaby, and Jessa Layne were linked to the case, with investigation continuing as state and local officers coordinate.
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Dickinton County
Ringsted Shop Sold and Bid Details From Supervisors
Ringsted supervisors report the lowest bid for LP gas at 3,675 dollars by West Bend Elevator, with related notes on diesel and sash for semis and various upcoming municipal actions. Additional items reference county employee notices, road planning, and a July 3, 2003 ward project. Nearby meetings and legislative work dates are noted for Forty City and Dolliver areas.
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Batterville Municipal Agendas Set for Thursday Meeting
Batterville City officials outline regular meeting items for Thursday June 29 at 9:56 am. Agenda includes community updates, budget notes, and public comment periods at City Hall.
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Battervile Municipal
Weather data fragment with unclear details
Fragmentary weather notes mention wind, temperature, and precipitation but key values, locations, dates, and times are unreadable. The text shows garbled terms like minimum maximum and a Wednesday reference with no coherent meteorological details.
Eutharvius Baty Neves: Formal Detective Agr Update
A garbled note describes a formal detective agency update by Eutharvius Baty Neves. It mentions a 20010 establishment, a teen designed cone of reference, and a reader navigation hint to page 2 in this edition.
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Eutharvius Baty
Friday Events Calendar from Fragmented Notice
Friday family crisis help lines and online resources listed. Community Mental Health center offers suri and counseling with a toll free like 367-4408. Social Service Counseling runs 9 am to 1 pm with laypointvene. Driver’s license Bremeniner hours 13 am to 4 30 pm. Satellite office NW Iowa Alesha and Craig treatment available with times 12:65 pm. Namiles Amenmons 8 pm at First Shatter Church.
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Sailite
Iowa
Alesha
Lake
Asundeloes
Armoriemet
Fallible notices cloud county electoral readiness
Vague OCR text reports county attempts at premoritas and attestations for Neerae Fisneivoy-Muzusieyos and Here, listing several towns and individuals. The fragment mentions weather, unawended Yebiele, and security rally failures, ending with Cornelis and Bayerds failing to prove security.
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Zobel
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Ald Lipsaes
Wielking
Larry Buirgens
Minneapolis
Minn
Arthur Genzaier
Watlinglore
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Ssganvak
Fragmentary report from unnamed incident in May
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a 26 inch fish, a black room and Lanebit Conia with unclear names and dates. The text is highly garbled, offering no verifiable event, persons, or organizations to anchor a clear news item.
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