Henderson People Report Local News and Obits
Henderson residents share notices on illness and death. David L. Roane, an old Montgomery county settler, dies. many attend his funeral. Community members visit, travel, and assist with chores as corn crops near harvest. Orville Oxford returns from Nebraska, and a local boy scout club forms.
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Flenderson
Mladene
Macedonia
Tom Hewgies
Tom
Des Mismte
David L. Roane
Montgomery County
Kameine
Lew
Garwin
Anna Jones
Lizeie Cooper
Talitéenia
Burnl
Wales
Will. Fritcher
Carwon
Willa .Carlstead
Carson
Harover
Red
Charles Munter
Will Cooper
Henry Corey
Red Oak
Ted Dorr
Council Bhiffs
Ross Moore
Anoon
Emerson Legion Elects Officers For Coming Year
Emerson reports the American Legion and its Auxiliary elect officers for the coming year. Strahap School cast offered a play in Emerson as part of the evening activities. Local ceremony and selections highlighted the event with community attendance.
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Legion and Auxiliary
Strahap School
St Emerson
Local Fraternal and Women's Groups Elect Officers
Last Wednesday the post held its annual election naming Everett Whisker as Commander Lowell Prittict as Vice Commander Kenneth Evaie as Aifutent and C K Thompson as Chaplain. The American Legion Auxiliary met Saturday in John Thorson Sr home electing Corina Birdoll President Louise Whisler Vice President Mazel Patrick Second Vice President Nettie Johnson Secretary and Treasurer Mrs Sarait Oglevie Chaplain Evangelina Lang Historian Dorothy Thompson Sergeant. Drove to Omaha and Council Bluffs trips noted others. The Strahan high school played Wednesday. The Presbyterian ladies Bazaar raised about 125 dollars. A Women’s Relief Corps meet planned for December 19 with program social and refreshments.
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Everett Whisker
Lowell Prittict
Kenneth Evaie Aifutent
C. K. Thompson
American Legion Auxiliary
John Thorson
Corina Birddll
Louise Whisler
Mazel Patrick
Nettie Johnson
Omaha
Will Cramer
Aln
Mra
R. Salmons
Council Bluffs
Goldie
Arthur Merril
Baby
Fern Cole
Council ‘Bintis
Strahan High School
Town Hall
Mollie Abel
Nellie Hahn
Eldorado
Kas
Rost Abel
Ims
Ida Stoon
Red Oak
Marlon Johnson
Methodist Hospital
Mary
Minnie Maguire
Roy James
Women’s Relief Corps
Woodman Hall
Mar. Awi
E. B. Oomer
Pear
Tabor College Approved as Two Year Normal School
State board of education examiners in Des Moines approved Tabor college as a two year normal course school. Graduates will receive an Iowa five year teaching certificate. Miss Aubrey Reed leads the normal department and Miss May Francis commends the program. The notice urges local youths to pursue teaching locally. A revival is noted as a town event.
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Tabor College
State Board of Education
Des Moines
Normal Department of Tabor College
Iowa
Aubrey Reed
Waterloo
May Francis
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Tabor String
Plain Blunt Farmer Voices Vexation At Cartoons
An unsigned letter from a Randolph area farmer criticizes political cartoons on farming, arguing they misrepresent rural life. He laments rising costs, unfair market moves, and the disconnect between urban stereotypes and real farm hardships, urging readers to heed real dirt farmers and bankers over experts.
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Randolph
Mills
Barnuum
Coolidge
Avaa' Sebo
Prega
Corn
Mahogany Quest Behind Radio Cabinets
Explorers and buyers scour Central America and Mexico for true African mahogany substitutes. Attwater Kent’s Philadelphia plant uses about 20,000 feet daily, processing logs through open-air aging, high-temp rooms, and multi-step cabinet making to achieve a smooth piano finish.
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Central America
Mexico
Gold Coast
Africa
Attwater-Kent Company
Philadelphia
Ini
Atwater-Kent Daylight
United States
Spechal
Flag era 4 good school flag display matters
Across the county, well shown flags at schools signal good conditions. New winter term teachers include Luella Thieschier Gowen No 1 and Abigail Case Gowen No 3. Elm Grove bought a victrola for physical training and social events praised the teacher as the most popular girl. Rural schools promote tuberculosis Christmas sats while townships report seat sales and funds. Lyons township reports $5 and Oak $6 raised so far.
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Luella Thieschier
Gowen No
Abigail Case
Elm Grove
Center Township
Lyons Township
Oak
Farmers urged to aid USDA hog and crop surveys
Postmaster R W Rhoades asks Glenwood residents to fill out USDA survey cards. Carriers collect data from farms on routes to estimate yearly changes in hog production and acreage. Accurate farmer reports ensure reliable figures despite sampling limits and market biases.
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Thera
Rtrd
R. W. Rhoades
Glenwood Opinion
United States Department of Agriculture
Fiartim
Fragmented Christmas Chat on Coal Sales and Weather
A garbled segment discusses holiday coal sales and weather as a customer comments on preferencing coal quality and warmth. The text reflects random interjections about mood and past experiences with Eastern Kentucky, wall boards, and tips, with unclear attribution.
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Kentucky
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Addie Botlean
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Silver City
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Trimogene
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Shelton
Omals
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Cornell Bluffs
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Helen Oandler
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Orville Oxford
Nebraska
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Harry Dougherty
Emerson Legion
Emerson
American Legion
Beacon
D. G. Jamison & Co
South Side Square
Glenwood, Iowa
Tabor College A Normal School
Peple
Gore
Randolph -Farmer
Agsinatua
Charlestin
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Hon Aes
Ada
Beaver Board
Wallings Store
Glenwood
Walt Jamison
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Wal G.monk
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