Pacific Junction Notes and Social Roundup
Pacific Junction and nearby activity filled a weekend with visits from Council Bluffs and Glenwood. The community hosted church events, a moving picture night, and a charity banquet while residents greeted guests from Hastings and St. Joe and celebrated a new baby born to Guy and Mrs. Hines.
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Anderaon
Sabuld
Towa
Holton
Kana
Frank’ Boyle
Velura
Lincoln
Nebr
Miday
Mra
Bluemankamp
Hoyle
Hastings
Nebreet
Charles Haities
Ikdren
Consci
Bluffa
Charles King
Robert Morgan
Odd Fellows
Irs
H. Reteladorf
Martha Anderson
Council Bluffs
Tabor
J.J. Chandler
Pacific Junction
Will McClary
Glenwodd
Cal Spidell J
McClary
Frank Boyle
H. E. Read
Velura Boyle
W. 5
Anderson
Jane
M. EB
Charles Stark
St. Joe
B. T. Beldin
Vern
Lyle Beldin
Ed Honey
W. C. ‘Little
Honey
Misa Velura ‘Boyle
Mercy Hospital
Mira
John Boyle
D. J. Shannot
Omaha
Ow. Q. Moore
Imra
W. C. Copps
Afton
Iowa
Auburn
Sioux City
Ray Wright
Glenwood
Degree of Honor Lodge
Joe Purcell
Woodbine
Dean
Lester.Bacus
Alliance
Harold Yost
Council Bluffa
Jess Williams
Dollie Jackson
Biggsville
Andrew Graham
RB. C. Price
Frank Hines
Corning
Wright Perkins
C. E. Hines
Guy Hines
Ed ‘Honey
W. C. Little
Mildred Moore
Oakland Editor Purchases Glenwood Opinion Half Interest
A. M. Cleveland, longtime editor with The Acorn in Oakland, buys a half interest in the Glenwood Opinion Mills County newspaper. He will assume active management and move to Glenwood with his family due to the publisher Choate's ill health. Cleveland is praised for community service and leadership in schools, churches, and clubs.
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A. M. Cleveland
Harrison. Jinting
Glenwood Opinion
Mills County
Choate
Cleveland
Glenwood
Oakland
The
Acorn
Spiritual Growth and Miracles in Acts Chapter 9
The article discusses church growth during outward peace, denoting edification as building up individuals and the body. It highlights continuous progress, persistent effort, and completion, plus outward growth and the mighty miracles of healing and restoration, including Aeneas and Dorcas, as proof of the gospel’s power.
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St. Maal
Jesus Christ
Atrenvene Ettorte
Peter
Prlay
Aeneas
Himsalf
Christ
Cheroan
Dorcas
God’s Purpose Ranks Value Beyond Origin
A religious reflection quotes Henry Churchill King on the idea that God’s purpose defines dignity and worth beyond origin or the method of divine work, asserting intrinsic value unaffected by where one begins.
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Hin
Henry Churchil King
Difference Between Self Reliance And Self Concept
A concise remark contrasts welf re liance and self conce jt to show vast gaps akin to the North and South poles, highlighting stark differences in mindset and approach. The aphorism underscores how personal belief systems shape outcomes more than external conditions.
Rotary on Cuban Travel and Living Standards
Abstracter Actrasoha reports Walter Breen describing Cuban travel, hotel rates, and taxation. He notes high tourist season prices, limited meals, poor roads outside Havana, oppressive climates away from taxation, and a reliance on customs duties and taxes for government revenue. Races attract mostly tourists, while Cubans manage morals privately.
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Walter Breen
Americhie
Breen
Europe
Havana
Cube
Breen Foilnd
Cuba
America
Color of decorations and room lighting effects
Article discusses how wall color affects room brightness with a table of light absorption. It notes white walls absorb 30 percent, various paints and papers absorb 38 to 96 percent. Rough plaster walls can reduce reflectance further, influencing perceived illumination.
Fragmented OCR Cartoon Note Mentions Red Oak Town
An unclear OCR fragment references a town, a 76 year old Sibbed head, and mentions of light absorption and a reflector. It appears to be a damaged item with stray phrases about advertising. No coherent event or names form a clear news item.
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oBar
Ion
Red Oak Woman Holds A Record On Bobbed Hair
Red Oak woman Mrs. W. A. Halstting, 78, holds a long standing bobbed hair record, dating back to age 16 after an accident prompted doctors to advise a shorter style. The piece notes her sustained hairstyle through years and a comparison to another local figure, Mrs. Harding, who first bobbed at 16.
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Peter
Jesus P
RED Oak
W. A. Halstting
Mrs. Harding
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Hai
Frances Hitoth
Macey
Neb
Heta
Luther
King
Mart Melody
H. &. Read
Maud ‘Munson
State Center
John Croak
Ah-Sar-Ben Field
Burlington
Colorado
Rockies
W. F. Dyke
Shepard Freezer
R. H. Daniel
Leiden Tor
Loeba Ane
Actrasoha
Rotary
Will
Kohara
Okamoto
Takely
Hennet
Information
Fordson Tractor
Hi, A
Darting Glenwood
Willard Battery
Ford
Wheeler
Essex
Haven
Hudson-Essex
Dale M,.miller
Glenwood, Iowa
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