Doings of Your Neighbors Attends House Party
Mary Supple joined a house party hosted by Miss Dorris Priest of Hastings for Pacific Junction teachers. Several local residents attended gatherings at homes in Omaha, Hamburg, Papillion, and Sabula, with social visits and leisure activities noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise
Mary Supple
Kern
Jemste May Cloud
Oak
Alice
Phyllis Burgoin
Silverity
Pacific Junction
Wins Ball Game by Pacific Junction Team in Ten Inning Victory
The Pacific Junction ball club won 6 to 5 in ten innings over Damon Electric Co. of Council Bluffs on Sunday. Next Sunday they host Carter Lake of Omaha. Verl Honey of Council Bluffs visited grandparents Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Little. James West and son Fred from Counci Bluffs spent Sunday at the Lindsay home. Quear Nelson of Essex visited his sister Mrs. August Anderson. Miss Gladya Chrisinger traveled to Des Moines for a visit with relatives.
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L. W. Hansen
Lockridge
Iowa
H. L. Bouquet
Iffartha
Omaha
Martha A. Bouquet
Mra
Frank Maxwell
Hamburg
Good
Lucille
Edwards
Council Bluffs
Roy Edwards
Fred Simmons
Sterling, Colo
Laurence Bogle
Oscar Holmes
Elkshorn
Leonard Shuffler
James Edwards
Elmer Johnson
F. Brown
el Paso
Texas
H. C. Bouquet
A. W. Bouquet
Hastings
Dorsey Roll
Clarence Brooks
Watson
Francis Maher
Cambridge
Neb
J. J. Marrin
Chris Nelson
Kansas
Oklahoma
Lee R. Gammon
John Smith
California
Elmer
Sacramento
Calif
Diloma
Mary Supple
Dorris Priest
Pacific Junction
Leland Chrissinger
B. T. Beldin
Sabula
W. L. Evans
Damon Electric Co
Carter Lake
Verl Honey
W. C. Little
James West
Fred
Counci
Bluffa
Vin Lindsay
Quear Nelson
Essex
August ‘Anderson
Misa Gladya Chrisinger
Des Moines
Ogden Area Visitors and Local Family News
Ontala visitors Mrs. Martha Bouquet of Omaha visited at the Leonard Bouquet home. J. A. Scott, back from Kansas City, visited. Mis. Lindsego Misevin and family stayed in Griswold. Oscar Nelson and family from Essex visited Christine Anderson. Mrs. Wampler of Des Moines visiting N. J. Russell. Wee Buckingham was in Omaha Monday. Mrs. T. H. Martin and son and Mrs. Leo Herteret visiting relatives in Sioux City.
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Caro
Mis
J. &. Anderson
G. V. Coughlan
Martha Bouquet
Omaha
Leonard Bouquet
J. A. Scott
Kansas City
Misevin
Lindsego
Griswold
Mogan
Oscar Nelson
Essex
Christine Andersson
Wampler
Des Molines
N. J. Russell
Wee Buckingham
T. H. Martin
Leo Herteret
Sioux City
Jeopardy Becomes Lesson In A Colorful City Board Race
A fictional tale describes a heated election for a princepal position at a colored grade school in Lowe vile. A yellow candidate with goldrimmed glasses faces an odd test on the wordJeopardy and delivers a humorous, improvised definition before winning the post.
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Princepal
Lowevile
Cam Gidates
Ike Central Press
One Who Desired to Know a Clock on Moving Day
A New Jersey resident moving between houses struggles to protect a century-old grandfather clock from damage. He hauls it along, pausing with each shuddering step, cursing its weight until a curious passerby asks why he doesn’t carry a watch.
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New Jersey
Bowen
Central Prose
Asoo
Birds Devour Beetles as Natural Pest Control
The Department of Agriculture notes that birds like the grackle help reduce Japanese beetle infestations. Grackles make up about two thirds of the birds’ diet in affected neighborhoods, serving as a natural check on the pest.
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Department of Agriculture
Six Continents According to Modern Geographers
Modern geographers list six continents Europe Asia Africa North America South America and Australia with Antarctica sometimes proposed though its exact extent remains undetermined due to limited exploration.
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Europe
Asia
Africa
North America
South America
Australia
Guard Against Pests in Seed Cleaning Process
Alfalfa and clover seed are cleaned before planting to prevent nemaz, tiny pests that damage crops. Three cleanings are often required to remove the infestation completely.
A Lover of Statistics and a Ghostly Medium Tale
A pseudoscience setting unfolds with a medium, her husband, and a young man seeking to contact his late father. The cabinet séance yields a voice confirming heavenly presence, with the son asking a blunt, humorous question about measuring from tip to tip. The scene blends superstition, rural speech, and dated stagecraft.
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Brooklya
Walt
Paw
The
Contra
Fireman confronts cloak seller behind New York theater
A backstage fireman discovers a cloak salesman inside the stage area intent on taking orders from chorus girls. The man argues over a smoking sign, insisting the board reads No Smoking, but the salesman quips that it does not say Prohibit.
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New York
Brasdjog
Winga
Hastelde Cloak and Salt
Areman
Big Tettera
East
Ne Central Prees
My Favorite Stories From IRIN Ss. Cobb Ladies First Always
An oral tale set at a grand canyon rim describes a move along a desert prospecting trek. A family’s hard life in a cow camp unfolds through a rough, restless husband and a worn wife, with the foreman challenging the man’s neglect of his wife’s welfare. It notes the man’s claim that his wife is pampered yet neglected.
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Grand Canyon
Arizona
Hla
The
Central Press Avsociation
No Hurry About It Story of a Prisoner’s Choice
A prison hearing ends with a condemned man choosing to learn Chinese, while a Tennessee tale recalls a sheriff offering preexecution meals, including a watermelon wait. The anecdotes reflect fatal justice and oddly hopeful requests amid grim fate.
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Samebody
Learm
Tennessee
Aid
Basil Duke Recounts Morgan Cavalry Triumph at Tennessee Fight
A few months before his death General Basil Duke recalls at a Louisville Confederate reunion how Morgan's cavalry surprised and routed a Federal regiment during a Tennessee campaign retreat. Duke describes an enemy rider on a large bay horse as the ambush unfolds.
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Basil Duke
Kentucky
Morgan
John Morgan
Loutaville
Tennessee
Big Bay
Green recruit leads reckless charge at Confederate line
A green recruit named Genty faedadamet charged Confederate forces with no training or weapon handling, collapsing under the weight of panic as Jeff Hierritt captured him. Sterritt, exhausted and armed, faced the Federal when the skirmish turned dire, pleading for mercy as chaos spread at the front.
Colonel Mows Down In Baseball Hero Tale
A southern born colonel of a negro regiment in the U S Army, noted for athleticism, forms three battalion baseball teams. In a tight championship game he sheds his coat and joins as a player, striking a three bagger before a coach shouts to run, calling him a homely white root.
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United States Army
James
Ginder
Bla Aide
Fragmented Textile Story With Racial Tension At Rail Station
A fragmentary account describes a racially charged scene aboard a train as a German guard confronts two Black riders. A seven foot German guard forcibly removes a man from a car, while bystanders react with fear and awe. The passage ends with musings on a trombone evolution.
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Pacific Junction Opinion
Larkin Club
Fred Crosk
Elmer Hall
Mes
Caleb Fisher
George Green
C. R. Wilkinson
C. D. Smith
Alten Watts
F.C. Oglesbee
Pete Larson
Mecdames
J. J
J. G. Buckingham
Firestone Tires
White Rose
Congoleum
Dick Edwards
Marie Simmons
Hines Grocery
U. S
Star Cars
Read's Service Garage
Rou
Rds. Cobb
Irin Ss. Cobb
Gabe
Luking
Irdin
Cobb
Luckiess
Jeff Hierritt
Riet
Sterritt
Oyet
Vm &. Core
Bien
Ceater
Tan Iittte Negrosa
Batt
Proms
Boulogne
Mills County National
Busi
Ness
Glenwood
Mills County National Bank
H. H. Cheyney
W. C. Rathke
H. A. French
Cashier
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