Plimpton Family News and Local Incidents
Dr and Mrs William Plimpton headed to Chicago then Detroit to visit daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs Jack Dords. A new Buick to be driven home from Michigan. Radio shop ads for battery recharging and tests. Attending events include Mrs Susanna Goyer of Los Angeles and Arlson Atwater family. A farm accident on Vine Street bridge left Rube Ross with ribs. Plimpton car and buggy damaged. injuries minor overall. Local church parsonage opening announced and social invites extended. Grandchild born to Mr and Mrs Narl Williams. grandfather proud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Plimpton
Chicago
Detroit
Mich
Jack Dords
Michigan
Stone
Southwest Corner
Southwest Corner Are. Ady
Chad Atwateryadio
Wheeler
Adve
George Muffley
Drs.t.sel. McGurdy
McCurdy
Ars
Susanna Goyer
Los Angeles
Kwlley
Atwater-Kent
Wheeler’s
Walt
the Baptist Mission
Cape
Thayer
Oita
Kohepe Cove
Vaahuane
Che
Glenavnodl
Mr Thompson
Red
F. M. Cloyd
Dean
Fire call and hospital stay cited in local brief
Fire crews responded to Clyde where a blaze was quickly controlled. Mrs D. Trollmongrn visited Onighe Saturday and entered Jackson hospital for treatment. doctors hope no operation is needed. A local sports note mentions a 76 pound weight and a 125 pound champion tied to a separate event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. D. Trollmongrn
el Jarkson Hospital
Ahio
Voices on Peace and Society in a Regional Chronicle
A fragmented excerpt blends a pacifist critique of naval arms with a call for peaceful progress and social reform. It argues America should prioritize roads, housing, education, and welfare over militarization, urging a global sense of brotherhood and a spirit of forbearance alongside practical domestic improvements. The text then shifts to a cluttered ad column with scattered notices, real estate, and business inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Plentefus
Mercy
Roaring Lion and African Tales in a Humorous Dialogue
A fragmented dialogue features a character named the African Lion telling a tale about roaring and eating, with other characters like Blitle Brownie commenting. The text includes scattered lines about fears, freedom, and past behavior, ending with a confused, stray conversation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Artin
Joey
Lari Sail
Gerles Anit
Biles Lewis
Riya
Be Speed Preac iWell Train Crossing Incident
A partial OCR fragment suggests a crossing incident report involving a train encounter, with unclear names and details. The readable bits reference speed, crossing safety, and potential fear or delay. Further legible text needed for precise attribution and outcomes.
Ambiguous OCR Fragment From Wayover Tavern Scene
Fragmentary OCR text shows a tavern setting near Wayover with lines suggesting a guest, a revue, and repeated phrases about wanting the same thing. Readable elements include mentions of a tavern, a guest, and conversational slang, but no clear narrative or names to identify events.
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Glenwoon
Clyde
Nemskins
J. W. Carter
Bob Malcom
Aeney Rede
Oo Bank Ky Ke Hemg
Gil
Garagu
Chen
Iona Ry
Tr Pay Motor Co
Ohl
Wendel E. Lambert
Horstmeyer Farm
Glenwood
Ely
H. J. Cheyney
Towa
Cody Resational Church
Ward
Mills County
Inquire
Eugene
Kissman
L. R. Gammon
Pacific Junction
J.B. Watkins
Winona
C. B. Mosher
Norway
Emerson
Iowa
Brownie
Séthingy
Orse
Kandy
South Side Square
Hallowe
Sivet
Piel
Mother
Cartmans Bakery
Esmond
Peavey
Slater
D. G. Jamison & Co
Glenwood, Iowa
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