Bozeman J So Supple visits home folks in Pacific Junction
Jas Supple of Bozeman Mottana returns to his Kotha after holidays with his father John Supple and sisters. He is an expert poultry demonstrator and culler from his agricultural course. The Otto family welcomes Elinor Louise born December 19 in Boston to Mr and Mrs Victor Otto. Mrs Otto is Dr Bacon’s only child formerly a teacher. New Year’s Day at J J Marrin home hosts thirteen guests including Clarence Flowers and baby, Benton family, and Miss Anna and Mary Ferguson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas. Supple
Bozeman
Mottana
Kotha
John Supple
Greenlee
Mary Supple
Jimmy
Dr. Bacon
Sunny Jim
Boston
Victor Otto
Elinor Louise
Otto
Chambers
Ilino
Im Benton
Council Bluffs
George Benton
Ferguson
Anna
Mmiry
Tom Garrison
Mina Blanche Burton
Indianapolis
Emily Burton
Walter Fisher
Pacific Junction
R. Salmons
Will Smith
Climax
Rae
Mes
John
J. G. Fowler
Beulah Hatfield
Shellburgs
Grace Dixon
Red Oak
Frances Cadwell
Malvern
Verma Pleak
Oakland
H. S. Mitchell
Boyer
Iowa
Mildred Weed
Springfield
Ill
Gayle Cramer
Mount Vernon
Cornell College
iMr
John Hassil
Midwest
Wyo
C. E., Whitney
H. C. Knight
Gertrude
Council Pluffs
Janie Edmondson Hospital
Josephine Mitchell
Sioux City
Earl Cramer
Roncoe
Horace Greenwood
Herald Oliver
Ames
Erma Shaw
Lil- Yan Honeyman
Marrion Culver
Amanda Mitchell
Indianola
Gladys
Gordon Stiener
Lincoln
Neb
Marjorie Taylor
Fairfield
John Crawford
Paul Hascall
Lamont
Frank Durbin
Iowa City
Clifford Peterson
Clarence White
Francis Briggs
Howard Cheney
Jeffersonville
Ind
H. B. Cheney
Abram Cliey
Griffithville
Pennsylvania
Misa Alice Burger
Dixon, MI
Wren
William
Omaha
Jess Shelley
Alpha
Elmwood
Mbr
Charles
Stockholm
Calif
M. C. Clites
Augusta
Kans
Susan Stenhanson
Humphrey
Nebr
Lizzie Blackburn
Della Fryrear
Ret Oak
Inois
Emerson
Clutes
Exnerson
H. S. Wilkinson
Methodist
Masonic Order
Haskell Cemetery
Community Notes Reach Pacific Junction Area
Residents from Council Bluffs and surrounding towns visited in Pacific Junction and Mt. and Mrs. Gibbs returned from Kansas City. School opened with teachers from several towns. Pacific Junction high school played Hastings teams, with boys 23 20 and girls 19 13 wins. Numerous local people traveled for visits, family news, and social events. a Christmas watch party and community meals marked the holidays.
Soil Survey Report of Mills County Ready
Two men from the United States Department of Agriculture and the soils section at the Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station at Ames completed a full survey of Mills County. They mapped land types, drainage, and topography, providing a detailed report with general information.
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Lion
Iowa
Agricultural Experiment Station
Ames
Mills County
Gankers
Tex Eatate
Iowa System of Soil Management
Farm Era
Soil Survey
Milla County
Teasell
United States Department of Agriculture
Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station
Sheriff Sale Notice Mills County Iowa 1924
Sheriff W. S. Demoss announces a public sale under a Mills County Iowa execution issued December 12 1924 in favor of FP B Howard Adm against Byron White for 468 68 plus costs. The property includes one fifth undivided interest in NE fractional quarter Sec 4 Twp 71 Rg 42 and ten acres NW part of NE Sec 35 Twp 71 Rg 43. Sale at west door of Glenwood Courthouse January 24 1925 between 9 am and 4 pm, auction starting 10 am.
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District Court
Mills County
Iowa
Howard Admi
Byron White
Coats
Towa
Bart
Weat Door
Court House
Glenwood
Demoss
German Boy Prodigy Bursting with Early Mastery Died at Nineteen
German boy wonder Johann Buratler, who died in 1740 at age nineteen, showed remarkable early schooling. He read and wrote by age four, studied Latin and Greek in early childhood, and learned Hebrew by seven, a record of precocious talent in his era.
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Johann Buratler
The Last Judgment Not The General Final Judgment
A church lesson critiques the common notion of a single end times judgment. It argues the Bible shows multiple govern judgments, detailing the time place and people judged, with Christ as judge and believers spared from condemnation. The analysis covers the living nations, the preaching of the gospel, and the final division of the sheep and goats.
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Lessom
Tadze
Jeane Christ
Israel
Joel
Zechariah
Jerusalem
Mary
David
Jacob
Christ
Hila Angela
Echoes Reflect on Witnesses of the Resurrection
A concise remark notes that none saw Christ after the resurrection except those who loved Him, implying His enemies did not recognize Him or know Him, as echoed in a reflective line.
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Christ
With One Handed Evangelism and Its Critics
A fragmented note discusses Christian evangelism methods emphasizing personal touch over traditional preaching. It contrasts hands on outreach with broader organized campaigns, hinting at debate within faith communities about effective mission work.
God Knewe Man Takes Account Of Our Telhare
A fragmentary account reflects a religious figure, a Christian evangelist, addressing faith and striving. The wording hints at themes of divine judgment and spiritual persistence within a cautious, era-appropriate religious discourse. The item reads as a clipped historical religious notice with emphasis on accountability before God.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Evangelist
Fragmentary Lineage Hints at Unknown Ownership
A fragmented text line references talents today and tomorrow and mentions ownership and control, but the read is garbled. The source provides no clear names, places, dates, or events to anchor a concrete report.
Chicago Station Produces Own Opera and Radio Serial Acts
WLS Chicago writes and produces its own operas airing Thursdays at 7 20 starting January 8. First works by Harry Saddler feature Cherry Blossoms on Jan 8 and Asuwers on Jan 16 with a full chorus and stage style lines. Also January includes Juvenile Adventures adapting Treasure Island with Hazel Straight Stafford and weekly Shakespeare on Tuesdays starting Jan 6 led by Anthony Wons. Kipling features run Wednesdays with poems and lectures by Mike Rudyard Kipling and others concluding Jan 28 with a talk on Kipling and his life.
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WLS Chicagd
Harry Saddler
WL Theatre
Asuwers
WLS
Chicago
Robert Lewis Stevenson
Hazel Straight Stafford
Madison
Wis
Anthony Wons
Kipling
Seean
Mike O
Rudyard Kipling
Wallace Bruca Amsbatry
Léetuter
Om General Literatira
Aumélie
Balada
Hid Hone
Deeds Recorded in Pacific Junction Iowa Area
Deeds recorded in Pacific Junction Iowa and vicinity show transfers from Ide H Morris widow to H M Wed gore W D for 1.00 and others including George Livengood and wife to C Haldwin for 2500 and to B Baldwin for 20. Transfers list lots 8 and 1 4 in Block 7 Gleason Add Pacific Junction and other sections See 86-72-44 14-71-49 in the records with dates unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Morris
H. M
W. D
Ginailley
Bowman
B.C. Baldwin
George
C. Haldwin
Pacific Janction
George E. Livengood
Powerful Floating Crane Shipped from Britain to Japan
A British built crane named Goating arrives in Japan as one of the world’s largest floating lifting devices. It reportedly lifts about 350 tons within a 100 foot radius and 300 tons at 121 feet, signaling a major advance in heavy lifting capability.
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Japan
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Kingsoni
Hamilton Grocery
the Store of No Regrets
W. ”. Anderson
Read
Mra
Eugene Gibbs
Kansas City
Mr. Gibbs
W.O. Moore
Council Bluff
Hubert Johnson
Mark ‘Lee
Yeager
B. T. Boldin
Ladies’ Aid
Fathers ‘and Sons
Matt Melody
Pacific Junction High School
Hastings
Dorothy McEvoy
Missouri Valley
John Hawker
Creston
Victor Anderson
H. Retelsdorf
Robert Morgan
Paul Keys
Willis Keys
Round House
Misa Mildred Moore
Ft. Dodge
John Crook
Maher
Cambridge
J. J. Marrin
James
Montana
State Agricultural College
Shirley Greenlee
Alice. Burgoin
Floyd Vanderwall
Prescott
Misa Esther Olson
Eran
Ford
Ambays
Kier & Son
North Side Square
Soil Survey Report OF
Mills County Ready
Tnifoman International
Aint Hua Raeatar Union
L's
A. P. Kilmartin
Town
R. H. Daniel
Hartman’s Bakery
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