Great Day Planned for Mills County Christian Churches Meeting
A notice invites members of the Mills County Christian churches to Glenwood for an all day gathering. Red Dillinger of Des Moines speaks at 11, followed by basket dinner at 12:30 and afternoon sessions at 2. Worship at 8 features Rev A A Wright delivering a message. Rev Wright extends a cordial invitation to all.
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Christian Chote
Mills
Glenwodd
Red Dillinger
Des Moines
Basket Ditmer
Ibrathrett
Mira
A Wright Avill
Glenwood
A. A. Wright
Fire destroys corn crib. 2000 bushels lost
Pacific Junction reports a noon Monday fire at the Clair Dashner farm south of town destroying a large corn crib. Firefighters arrived too late. about 2,000 bushels of corn were lost. The piece mentions a primary election held in the new Read dance hall and notes visitors Miss Agnes Nunn, Hattie Palmer, and Pearl Palmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Junction
Clair Dashner
New Read Dance Hall
Agnes Nunn
Council Bluffs
Hattie Palmer
Pearl
California
Louis Hansen
Weekend visitors and local moves in Council Bluffs area
A series of brief notices lists weekend visitors from Mason City and Creek towns, arrivals from Corning and Alliance, and families moving to Omaha and Council Bluffs. Mentions include Shuffler and Combs families, the James Scott move, and local attendance at Thomas Jefferson high school commencement in Council Bluffs.
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Fadesfield
Osterholm
Elkhorn
Dowa Trere
Bitterfall
Omaha
Dorald ‘Shuffler
Corell Bluffs
James Scott
Council Bluffs
Mr. Scott
Oscar Anderson
Creston
Swith
Clarence Russel
Hill
N. J. Russel
Len Bouquet
Red Oak
Mary Anne
Cecelia
Reta Colvan
Corning
Thomas Colgan
Ray Werner
Plattsmouth
M. F. Corcoran
Mise Myrtle Williams
Alliance Neb
Marpatel ‘Burgess
Fred Edwards
Gladys Buckingham
Margaret Corcoran
Washington
Lewis (Lee
Lesse
Gibson
Mery
Ballard
Salem
Ore
Dwane
Darrel
Dale
Mason City
Iowa
T. M. Roberts
Thurman
J. A. Kroon
Arthur Olson
Fremont
Neb
Peter Olson
Elmer Hall
Thomas Jefferson High School
John Ridenour
Villisca
Allen ‘Watts
August Anderson
Ed Anderson
Wesley DeLashmutt
Essex
Anderson
E. E. Hayes
Council Blufffs
Claude May
Shirley Greenlee
Mary Supple
Wilson Keyes
Towa
King Charles I fate myth reappears in English lore
Pierre Van Paassen notes wild theories marking the 350th death anniversary, claiming Charles I escaped execution and lived under an assumed identity as Asholme of Oxford. He cites a Manchester Guardian statue debate and a curious dictionary clue as alleged proof, reflecting sensational doubt rather than historic consensus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
Charled
Mohakeh
Manchester Guardian
Oliver Croiwell
Dome Underyaluers
Charles 1
Pierre van Paassen
Atlanta Constitution
Indian Massacre That Moved Poet to Verse in Virginia
The late massacre in Virginia inspired a poem by Christopher Brooke, a lawyer and poet, celebrated by the New York World. Written in heroic couplets, the verse counseled rejoicing with those who rejoice and weeping with those who weep while arguing that God remains in heaven. Brooke urged Virginia governors that the massacre stemmed from false security and broken leagues sworn by oaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
New York
Christopher Brooke
Johnson, Drayton
Christopher ‘Brooks
Brooke
Domesticating Silver Fox Industry Grows in U S Fur Trade
A bulletin from the United States Department of Agriculture traces the silver fox program from 1887 when Sir Charles and Robert Dalton started trials on an eastern Canada island. It notes steady industry growth, its strong position in live animal husbandry, and pressures from swamp drainage timber cutting population rise and fur demand. It mentions a shift toward selling skunks under their proper name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Stated Department of Ag’riculture
Sir Charles Dalton
Robert Dalton
Canada
United States
Electric Typewriter Advances with toothed Shaft Innovation
The article describes steady progress in electric typewriter development featuring a toothed shaft beneath the type levers driven by a small electric motor at 800 RPM. Key strikes activate the levers to engage the shaft, producing fingerlike impressions, with a method to boost impression strength for carbon copies and a device preventing two keys from pressing simultaneously.
Romance Inc and the Subtle Sale in a Wedding
A wedding described as a sales campaign by the bride’s family, using subtle tactics to favor the groom. The father’s cracking wood and the mother’s chicken dinner are cited as staged steps to persuade the groom, illustrating advertising psychology in romance.
Window Box Flower Garden for a Child’s Room
A Ute girl’s room will feature a low window box garden to grow and watch flowers bloom. The project offers an educative, aesthetic experience with different flowers rotated over time and personal care guiding growth.
Laborious wmna Irate Parent Quips About Work Age
A fragmented dialogue fragment shows an irate parent recalling present hardship versus past labor. The line hints at generational tension and a claim that the current young must work harder than the speaker did at age four. The text lacks clear context or identifiable figures.
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Brneraon
Edwards
Bacrett
Stranathan
Davis Ein
Vate
Ford
Kier’s. Garage
Agan Jones
Ingraham
Color Printing Opinion Office
Angie
Kasrett
Dear Creek
Edwards Te Batrett
Davis
Baerett
Aendis
White Cloud
Ovbonet
Edwards Bebeene Ayeney
Baerett Roan
Stranathan Davis
Rawles
Nana
Mantsaass
Agan
Apan
Jones
Junction
Toggery
Glenwood, Iowa
Paris
Silver
Romance, Inc
Wmna
Pennsylvania
Detroit
Stewart-Warner Safety Council
Kiers
Kier & Son
Ance
Hamilton and Matthews
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