Omitted fragments reveal Glenwood social notices and notices
Glenwood column covers pie and box socials at Gowens district, oyster suppers at the Congregational church, visits by residents to Ames and Omaha, and arrivals from Sioux City and Council Bluffs. The town hosts meetings of business girls, harvest services, family gatherings, and a pre-nuptial shower. Also listed are ad notices for radios, sewing machines, and farms for sale, with many travel and visitation notes and a teacher examination notice for October 28-30, 1925.
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Mita Lane
Lindoln
Jessie Stone
Gowens
Joneee
Martin
Adv
Catherine Rishel
T A. Rishel
Oalkland
Calif
Glenwood
Rishel
Tacbes
Omaha
West Oak School
Bureau Girly
Cub
Ady
Willem
Schoemaker
Ames
Lone Baptist Convention
Seamon
Jeckeon
Sioux Ciy
Wilson
Galena”Kanses
Cant Knoepfler
Sioux City
Charles Record
of. M. Shriver
Arry Kinny
Emma Kelloge
L. Tryon
Arnold
Nebr
Congregational Church
Pace of Elliott
Long Beach
Capitela LeBlanc
A. B. Walling
Mabel
Robert
Tekamah
Walling
James McFerren
Robert Greenlee
Mary Slaughter
Ethel Walker
Malvern
Fresno
Mills County
Vharch
Silver City
J. H. Freedline
G.M. Agan
Kermitt. Gates
F. V. Kemp
Rev. Hiller
E. M. Myers
Des Moines
Robnson
E. Starbuck
Kansas City
Morida
Remington
Robinson's
Frank van Ansdale
Chitford Stacy
Roy
Mirs
George Zimmer
Ernest Zimmer
Glifton Woodrow
Frank
Paxton
Tahor
Marla Myera
Robinson’s
Carl Cook
John Johnson
Lake Repion
Sand Hill
Nebraska
A. J. Gettler
Science Hill
Canada
Colorado
Kelley
Claude May
Junction
T. Younker
Roy Perdue
Red Osk
Ernest Landon
Council Bluffs
Martha Jons
Leo Hopp
Albert Jens
Jena
Belmont Rising
Frank Choate
Bridge
Woodman Hall
Ign
F E. B. Woodruff
Mira
Frank W. Choate
Woodruff
W. M. Moore
Pacific ‘Junction
Mee
F. B. Davis
Ira Cheney
Emerson
Claude Wilson
Henderson
G. A. Speithring
Mary Rathke Ax
H. ‘Records
Earl Knoepfler
Sioux ‘City
Mr. Records
Glenwood Lodge
Hall Anthony v
L. A. Holling
Iowa
Mary''Rathke
Fragmentary Political Rant on Education and Economy
A garbled 1920s style fragment critiques taxation and education policy under President Coolidge. It references wives, labor, and economic hardship, with scattered phrases about debt, borrowing, and public opinion. The text is largely unreadable but hints at fiscal austerity and social duties.
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