Classified Ads Mix of Jobs and Notices From 1920s Paper
A dense OCR collage lists occupations and ads including forest ranger jobs pay 135 to 3200 monthly with furnished housing, distributor routes, factory positions, home based work, and shop notices. Legal notices announce estate administration, mortgages, and court actions with dates in 1829.
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Wien
Norton
Templa Court
Denver
Colo
Eagton
Pennatis Pi
St. Paul
Nursi
Cy Co
Vailey City
Avio
Electrical and Aviation School
Aberdeen
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Esmond Local News Roundup Highlights Social Visits
Esmond notes show Mr and Mrs B J Frost of College Ridge Neb spent late week at the Frost home. Mr and Mrs Marvin Jensen visited Irene for the weekend. Rev W M Redfield attended a Sun district M E church convention in Iroquoia. Hans Lorenz and son traveled to Harrold South Dakota Saturday. Esmond Farm Bureau met Saturday evening with Jack Hoege elected president for the year. Lunch committee named Mesdames Eng, Fuse, Yates and Doug Caffrey. G F Goddard drove to NeSmet Saturday. J J Mates and R C Water were in Qidham Monday. Edward Lovell teaches rural school near Lake Preston. Mr and Mrs L C Minor visited Huron Sunday. Ill Esmond residents include Mrs Thomas Ammons, Jacky Wilts, Max Jory Ness, Linus Werner, and Mrs W B Bliss who injured her knee Thursday and is bedbound. Wilbur Ohlsen spent weekend in Yankton. Andrew Koppernd of Omaha was in Esmond Tuesday. Ivan Parish and daughter Sysbier of Vilas were in Esmond Wednesday.
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Esmond
B. J. Frost
Coleridge
Nebb
M.H. Frost
Mrvin Jensen
Irene
W. M. Redfield
Iroquoiia
M. EL Church
Hans Lorenz and
Harrold
Mire
Eidward Lovell
Lake Preston
L. C. Minor
Huron
Thomas Ammons
Jacky Wilts
Max- Jory Ness
Linus ‘Werner
W. B. Bliss
Wilbur Ohlsen
Yankton
Andrew Koppernd
Omata
Ivan Parish
Sys Bier
Vilas
Esmond Wednnesday
Birth Announcements and Local Society Notes
Mr and Mrs Harold Steintiuser Faulton announce the birth of a son on January 16. Mr and Mrs Bruce Twikk announce the birth of a son on January 2. The play AIP gi Mistake raised $75 for the Rebekah lodge. A meeting at the Cow Panter work opened on January 36 with several members in attendance.
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Hitchcock
Harold Steintiuser
Faulton
Bruce Twikk
Feitz Este
Mokcal
Horoz
Local notes from town include illnesses and visits
The report lists residents’ health updates and small events. Ratchen left on the train, Lortscher directed a play, Herman Klug went to Aberdeen for surgery, L L Phillips suffered a sprained knee at work, Corrine Cotton recovers from influenza, Mrs. William Glaze and Miss Ta heal Greenfield handle store duties and vacation respectively. Girl Scouts raised seven dollars at a candy sale before the Rebekah gathering, and various visits, sales, and social activities were noted including a yearling sale to Beck Brothers, influenza recoveries, hog shipments to St Paul, and a rabbit fundraiser.
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Ratchen
Lortscher
Herman Klug
Aberdeen
L.L. Phillips
Corrine Cotton
Clyde Cotton
William Glaze
Phillips
Taheal Greenfield
Rebekah
Community Notes From Wessington Springs Area
Weekend visits and small town news highlight residents of Wessington Springs and nearby Miller. Teachers, farmers, and families share travel, hospital, and home activities including repairs, schooling, and arrivals. Notable items include Otto Johnson's accident recovery in New York City and a new radio for Thomas Halen Sr.
Alters family relocates farm sale to Blunt area
Specuz correspondent reports the Alters family plans a move to Blunt after a recent farm sale. Ralph Roach, formerly at Blunt high school, has enrolled in the American College at Omaha to study business. Miss Hele Bluntader, once aiding the Hossettiga family, has moved with the Pratt family from Canning to Blunt, renting Mrs. Garver's house.
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Specuz
Alters
Blunt
John Roach
Ralph Roach
Blunt High School
American College At
Omaha
Hele Bluntader
Vom Canning
Bonilla area 4-H and bank events noted
Special correspondent reports on Bonilla extension plans for a health value demonstration on Whole Grains led by Aire Rig Renison and Mrs John Miller with service by Merkim and Mrs Wil Radtke. Also planned is a Saturday 2 boys 4-H club meeting and local basketball games between Heights and Bonilla teams Friday. Norline Hewitt returns from Rochester hospital after leg surgery. improvements noted.
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the. Bonilla
Citb
George Brecklin
Aire
RoRig Renison
John Miller
Merk
Wil Radtke
Bonilla State Bank
L. M. Russell
Redfield
Alfred Radtke
Yale
Jack Webber
Baron Caller
Res Heights
Bonilla ‘Temms
Norrlue Hewitt
Rochester Hospital
Local Banhor County Names in Cavour Business Note
Fragmentary report from Banhor county lists names such as Marl Dilon and Hraptens of Dells Praise, with references to Miss Vilda Miler and Bessie Dues. The text reads unclear about event or outcome, mentioning a shower and expected attendance next Tuesday.
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Marl Dilon
Banhor County
Dells
Aera
Prominent Farmer Relocates East Home Gifted Delco Light
John Hintemiester plans to leave soon for the east to make his home. He has installed a Delco light blast at his farm six miles southwest of Gavonsy. His modern farm supports nine dairy cows and a large hog herd. He recently bought a Chevrolet car. The Beck family is recovering from influenza.
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John Hintemiester
Delco
Gavonsy
Hintemiester
Chevrolet
Beck
Willow Lake News Notes Departures and Returns
Mr and Mrs O Weay left Tuesday for Pasadena California to spend the remainder of winter. They traveled by car George Holborn was returned from Loi yheta to attend a relative. Land chief cyclone of the Ow club came back Monday from the Mud Cura sanitarium at Shakopee.
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Pasadena
Cal
George Holborn
Loi
Yheta
Shakopee
Local notes from VIRGIL by Special Correspondent
Saturday reports show Virgil residents traveling to Sioux City with cattle and visiting relatives in Scotland. Hospital moves include Rev. A L Wilson to Mitchell and Mrs Wilson returning home. Miss May Welsh shower hosts, card parties hosted by Mrs Glen Foote and Mr Mrs Otto Zeigeldorf, and a January 14 birth for A R Oliot’s daughter.
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Virgil
Simantel
Sioux City
Scotland
Mitchell Hospital
May Welsh
William
Hell
J.P. Gross
Yankton Hospital
John Walr
Glen Foote Enterteiner
Marie-Corer
Otto Zeigeldorf
A. R.oliot
Neil Marsh
Polo News Briefs Include Death and Local Visits
Muarl Campbell returns from South Bend with a new Erskine car. Neighbors host Lloyd Hines from Iowa. May Davis dies after brief illness. funeral held at Kee Heights with Reverend Sheldon officiating. burial at Res Heights. Barney Mullaney visits Frank Mullaney home. Carl Reed from Big Stone City, SD, sees friends. Henry Hargena travels to Omaha for medical care. Rev. H Pothmann reception features the play Go Slow Mary directed by Lawrence Hunker. Ralph Gamble buys cattle from Jake Kuper. Anton Rugicka and family move toward Nebraska for visits. J B Miller travels to Howard with wife and family. Keper and Lichty visit Gorge Duehrhone. Chicago C and J Film Co. offers free movie for Howell township school. social to follow. Leopa Lichy visits Bert Gasper home.
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Polg News
Muarl Campbe
South Bend
Ind
Erskine
Matt Campbell
Lloyd Hines
Iowa
May Davis
Ed Bayis
Polo
Kee Heights
Sheldon
Turiai
Res. Heights
Barney Mullaney
Frank’ D Mullaney
Carl Reed
Big Stone
8. D
Henry
Hargena
Omaha
H. Pothmann
Germany
Mary
Polo Hall
Lawrence Hunker
Ralph Gamble
Jake Kuper
Anton Rugicka
Nebraska
J. B. Miller Moterel
Howard
John. Keper
Ona Lichty
Money
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The.c. & 3. Film Company of
Chicago
Howell Township
Howell
Bath
Leopa Lichy
Bert Gasper
Rock haul by Gascoigne in Harbor on Wednesday
Community notes describe Ivan Gascoigne hauling a rock for R. Harbor activities include Mr and Mrs W G Ur classee not holding school choir due to Mika Krietmaan illness. George Swanson and family are ill from pneumonia east of town. Girl Reserves practiced at Tim Smith home. R J Steffer of Hitchcock did business here. Florence Morris and Frances Poulisse shared an evening. Schools edit two papers with community and school news.
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Ivan Gascoigne
Harbor
Fred Miedema
Bayold Urban
Fearon
W. G. Ur
Xram
Mika Krietmaan
Mg. and
Birs
George Swans
Prats
A.J. Smith
Wolsey Missionary Society Meeting Report
Correspondent notes a Missionary Society gathering dominated by Mrs F Cheno, with Mrs Hulbert resisting external influence. Marta Perkins, home economist, delivered a report. Mrs EH B Carson returned from an East week away and DOStex teaching活动 mentioned in fragmented form.
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Bpecia
Halit
Mra
BR. F. Chenoweth
Hulbert
Marta
Marte
Perkins
Eave
DOS- Tex
East Week
B. Carson
Beaver Creek Notes and Local Social Highlights
Beav er Creek Minnesota last week items show a message about a sister in critical condition and several social visits. Mrs James Spring hosted the 500 club with prizes exchanged and a birthday gift given to Prof Gowers. Ostlund recovering at home, Mr Ostlund bed confined, Dr McKie treating in Wessington.
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Beaver Creek
Minn
Fra Howe
James Spring
500 Club
A. C.bannes
Hulbert
Gowers
Wiliam Jensen
Donald
Dale Johnson
Custer
Erick Ostlund
L. E. Baker
Madelaine Elwell
Viola Sour
Margaret Avery
Orchid continues with a strange wedding raid
In a chatty scene from the on page narrative, Ashtoreth hurries to arrange Holly’s visit and a five day law waiver for a quick marriage while Sadie, Maizie, and Monty contend with timing and feigned nonchalance. The chapter teases a dramatic next installment.
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Ashtoreth
Monty
Sadie
Ashioreth
Holly
Maizie
Eloise Brecks
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