Local Retail Ads Highlight Silk Underwear and Real Estate Offers
An OCR fragment lists silk underwear samples and fashion items with promotional phrases. It also describes moved real estate offices near the armory in Glenwood, Iowa, with multiple for sale and rent listings, including a six room house with amenities and nearby lots, plus Sinclair Oil Station notices and contact details for J. A. Fackiler.
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Nonce
Sinclair
Armory
Sinclair Products
Fackiler
Glenwood
Towa
Locuat Street
Bern
Newhouse
Youth Rides West review links to Leadville legends
The opinion piece discusses Al Irwin's novel Youth Rides West, depicting mining camp adventures in Leadville with a reporter hero amid silver discoveries, highwaymen, and romance. It notes Irwin’s Colorado roots, journalistic credits, war correspondence, and literary honors shared with brother Wallace Irwin.
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AL Irwin
Colorado
Montana
Idaho
Leadville
Wit Trewin
Oneida
Stanford University
California
San Francisco
iMcClure
Bayard Veiller
America
France
Albert Meda
Belgium
Wallace Irwin
Primary Road Bond Plan Faces House Opposition
A proposed program for paving 4,880 miles including 60 built and 30 extensions, 1,217 miles of grading and 1,452 miles of bridging at an estimated cost of 152,175,845 faces possible rejection. It would rely on federal aid until 1924 then may end, with bond issues placed before voters this fall.
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Noada
Congress
Citién
State Highway Commission
Yea Yea Pome People Arg Like Blottered Thes
A fragment notes a heated argument among a group of locals over style and words. Readers are left with unclear details and no clear events, dates, or participants identified.
Notice to Contractors Proposals for erection of concrete
Proposals are invited for the erection of concrete work as part of a public construction project. Bids must be submitted by the specified deadline and in accordance with the project specifications and prevailing regulations.
Former Henderson Resident Dies in Washington State
Henderson Iowa note reports Wall Hunter aged 60 buried June 7 in Potlatch Wash after weeks of illness. Hunter lived here 35 years ago, leaves a wife Ollie Woods and four children. Local social items mention church picnic plans, visits from Council Bluffs and St. Louis, graduations, illnesses, and various hometown moves and visits.
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Henderson
Iowa
Wall Hunter
Potlatch
Wash
Helen
Hade Carter
Council Bluffs
C. L. Harlor
St. Louis
Marian ‘Wilkinson
Nodaway
Jim Wilkinson
Ralph McClennahan
Venango
Colo
John Rainbow
Phyle Owens
Lewin
Art Phelps
Incile Phelps
Brownell Hall
Omaha
Laura Irwin
Methodist Church Holds Children’s Day Program
The M E Church conducted a Children’s Day observance with an appropriate program on Sunday evening despite poor weather. The service featured a cantata titled The Earth Is the.
Notable Child Choir Program At Liberty Featured Many Young Performers
The Liberty program presented by Pauline Freedline showcased a long lineup of child performers led by Uncle Sam figures and a violin of songs including Love Sends Little Gift of Roses and The Stars and Stripes Forever. The event highlighted soloists, choirs, and a Green Grass Army with numerous children such as Billy Matthews, Virginia Wheeler, and Nellie Storey while Mrs Freedline directed.
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Howard Gray
Billy Slezak
North Wind
Nellie Storey
Snow
Virginian Wheeler
Green Grass Army
Billy Rathke
Alan Sydow
Harry Siref
Lyman Goltry
Florence Hatcher
Daisies
Beulah Wolfe
Tommy ‘Lavey
Ellison van Pelt
Lenora Stacy
Julius Siref
Billy Siref
Helen Cheyney
Rosegirla
Virginia ‘Wheeler
Virginia Howiek
Ruth Michaelson
Jerry Genung
Virginia Parker
Aileen Matthews
Blaine Linville
Geneva Phiter
Daffodils and Violets
Billy Matthews
Sullane Gunsondy
Luciie Ad Trim
Jim Children
Virginia Witslow
Marion Stranathen
Virginia Howick
Helen Erty
Meredith Dalton
Patricia Dalton
Lois Stranathan
Walter Phifer
Vehira Reasoner
Sailor Boys
Paul Jodkina
Junior Dalton
Stanley Ackerman
Paul Deacon
L. T.genung
Joe Messenger
Clayton Goltry
Irwin Buttesfield
Freedline
S. Boyer
Etna Rist
Irolene Evans
Mary Elsie van Pelt
iMarie Caley Miller
Pauline Freedline
Seouta Ushere
Liking Nature in Dayles’ Reflective Note
W. H. Dayles expresses an enduring appreciation for nature in a reflective fragment. The author notes how trees and bare twigs evoke the sky and birds, underscoring a timeless, intimate affinity with the natural world.
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H. Dayles
The Knothole No 28 From Nichols Lumber Co
A fragmented humorous note from The Knothole No 28 reflects rain mood shifts and community chatter. It mentions Harry Hamilton painting Minnie McCoy, a coffin sale by a local maker, and various childlike reflections on age and purchases. The piece includes local business plugs and humorous asides about everyday wants and church attendance.
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Harry Hamilton
Minnie McCoy
Nichols Lumber- Yard
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