Newspapers Back Haugen in Fourth District Race
The Charles City Intelligencer notes only a few Fourth District papers back Haugen for renomination, while others criticize school spelling needs. Mason City Globe Gazette urges reviving spelling in schools as public education priority. Council Bluffs Nonpareil questions Iowa’s zeal for monuments, saying the state is weak on memorials. Des Moines Capital reports respectful reception for Walter L. Smith in Council Bluffs, hinting he could be re elected. A Swiss court fines five youths for tossing a bronze Washington statue into a creek, acknowledging remorse and intent not disrespect to the nation. The piece argues such acts fail to foster lasting peace compared to other measures.
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Des Moines
Walter L.smith
Council Bluffs
Smith
Logano
Switzerland
George Washington
Not Without Some Benefit Dr Hunter Says Heat Fells Weevils
Government entomologist Dr W D Hunter reports that extreme heat has killed 99 percent of boll weevils in Texas and Oklahoma. He urges farmers to hasten harvests and burn vines to prevent further weevil damage next year, noting heat may have destroyed many insects nationwide.
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W. D. Hunter
Texas
Oklahoma
Local Folks and Visitors Chronicle Swell of Community News
Emerson Neb reporters note returning travelers and guests visiting relatives in nearby towns. Des Moines state fair attendance, Miss Mary Marcan’s return to Times office, and plans for a commercial course in Omaha. A 16 acre David Wood farm sold near Silver City for 9600 dollars. Paralyzing illness of Webster Maia endangers mobility. Visitors from Missouri Valley Parkville and Bremen Ohio shown in society notes. Des Moines trip and travel to Hastings for Spellering's band.
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Josie Buckingham
Ralph Hargitt
Omaha
Spellering
Hastings
Iowa
David Wood
John A Young
Macedonia
Silver City
Leonard Anderson
Missouri Valley
Charles Kroon
Wright Perkinng
Parkville
Charles Wilson
August Johnson
J J Marrin
Blanche
Minn
W'F Otis
Grant Otis
Geneva, Neb
Andy Graham
Hastings Guests and Local Happenings Reported
Hastings residents host visiting relatives and attend events as the week unfolds. Notable items include Mrs. Harry Himiler of Villisca visiting her brother, Rae Christie. Atty. Starbuck of Glenwood on town business. Walter Mason and wife returning from a lakes trip. news of Geo Keffer celebrating another grandson. Lone Morris healing from a sore hand. Dr. pronouncing catarrh. J R Sohni of Creston aiding Elmer Wallahan as the 3d trick man. Capt. Smith and entertainers touring for a nightly show. school set to begin Sept. 6. Prof. Crawford ill. Ada Scanlen of Red Oak visiting Mrs. Ray Crawford. Othellia Hyde at a Farragut house party hosted by Miss Morlen.
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Walter Mason
Geo. Keffer
U. B. Woods
Lennant
J. R. Sohni
Creston
Elmer Wallahan
Capt. Smith
Prof
Crawford
Ada Scanlen
Red
Oak
Ray Crawford
Othellia Hyde
Farragut
Mies Morlen
Pacific Junction Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Solomon Rowe is on the mend. Miss Myrtle Grubb of Lincoln visits her friend Miss Louise Martin. Marion Moore, Belle Fourche postmaster, returns from a brief visit with WM and Mrs Moore. Jesse Clark of Plattsmouth visits Junction friends. D W and J W DeLashroutt visit from Burnet Neb. Dr. Bacon reports a daughter born to Joseph Tagan. Wood Haynie and Frank Hines travel to Glenwood to watch a ball game and see that there was a fak show.
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Myrtle Grubb
Lincoln
Louise Martin
Marion Moore
Belle Fourche
8. D
Mrs
WM Moore
Jesse Clark
Plattsmouth
Junction
D W
J W DeLashroutt
Burnel
Neb
Dr. Bacon
Joseph Tagan
Wood Haynie
Frank Hines
Glenwood
J M-Boquet
Albst
Walnut Grove visits and local farm work near Mills
Nellie and Elva Shannon visited friends near Ta bor on Monday. School started at Walnut Grove on Tuesday with Miss Vandel as teacher. George Rearling and wife, with relatives, spent Tuesday in Glenwood. Locals attended Walter Groom's sale near Pacific Junction. James Shannon and son Chester began a large hay field project near Mills station.
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Walnut Grove
George Rearling
Glenwood
Walter Groom
Pacific Junction
James Shannon
Chester
Mills Station
Emerson area guests and fair week notes
Emerson Miss Mila Moore of Pacific Junction Frances Patl of Malvern and Grace Hydeman of Red Oak were guests at the Geap Hfarth home this week. Wm Crawford Sr attends the state fair. Harold Cheney attends Des Moines fair then Ames college. Emerson baseball beat Coburg 9 to 8. Alta Hale of Glenwood visited Merle Tracy. Go to G W Brown for Birch Beer Root Beer and soft drinks cigars and candy.
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Mila Moore
Pacific Junction
Frances Patl
Malvern
Grace Hydeman
Red Oak
Geap Hfarth
S. S. Leech
Edith
Harold Cheney
Des Moines
Ames
Emerson
Coburg
Alta Hale
Glenwood
Merle Tracy
G. W. Brown
Clever ruse frees Sikh from Hong Kong branding incident
A Sikh in Victoria B C dodged a harsh trial by faking a branded past. An unfriendly Sikh leaked the tale to the prosecutor who, in court, demanded to see a brand on the arm. The arm was clean, exposing the ruse and leaving the courtroom at a loss.
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Victoria
San Francisco
Hongkong
Hong
Kong Ha
Rail schedule fragment shows trains and stops in transit
Fragmentary railway timetable lists eastbound and westbound departures and arrivals with stations such as Omane Brantacific Junction Malvern Red Oak Des Molten and Chicago. Timings include 4.20am 6.90 6.43 6.00 6.25 arrival into Chicago around 10 am and other scattered notes about Pacifica and Glenwion.
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Noite
Brantacific Junction
Malvern
Antings
Chicago Ae
Chicago
Fi Morson
Crewian
Mopmoitp
Red Caw
Meraon
Eee
Anstings
Falfour
Veos
Ad Glenwei
Pacifc
Omaha
ObleaRo
Omi Exo
Pacis
Glenwood
Ants Move Campsite Teach A Lesson In Industry
A traveler recalls a clash with a naturalist who took him on a field expedition. The scientist pitched a tent over an ant hill to prove ants are industrious, prompting the narrator to learn how even small creatures work hard and follow along to the next camping site.
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Min
Ante
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Mills County National Bank
D. L. Heinsheimer
A. D. French
F. M. Butlin
Tion
A, d. Ge
EF. M. Buffington
H. A. French
Sttler
C. W. Rathke
H. H. Cheyney
Deere
L. E. Geil
Lord Gregory
Fair Grounds
W. J. Wilson
C. H. Peer
T. Q. Records
Prest
Walter Breen
Lecy
Mills County Abstract CO
Glenwood, Iowa
Mills County
Gollmar Bros
Formances
Nastness
Igial County Paper
Burkett and Brown
Nebraska
Charles City Intelligencer
Haugen
The
Mason City Globe Gazette
Allison
RG. Day
Advo Collection Agency
Carter Building
Glenwood State Bank
Wu. M. Lamb
M. Shriver
L. B. Bacon
Pacific Junction, Iowa
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Mass
Emerson, Neb
Ed Pullman i
Fartings
S. Warren
D. C. Jackson
Emma Cross
Mrs. Howard
Mary Marcan
Verdigree, Nebr
Times Office
A W Deitchle
Henry Dresler
Webster Maiia
Joe “Shepard
Qtea‘fon
W H McLaughlin
Wm. Wray
the Bluffs
W B Groom
Nannie Monroe
Lincoln School
al Murner
Thomas Dixson
Walter Haynie
J A Lungquise
Tof
Denver
Dorcas Gillis
Thomas McNamara
Lyle
Bremen
Ohio
Leonard McMullen
Leavenworth, Kan
S . Fitchhorn
Harry Himiler
Villisca
Guy
Rae Christie
Atty. Starbuck
Lone Morris
Solomon Rowe
Rick
Nellie
Elva Shannon
Tabor
Wm. Crawford, Sr
Walter Letz
Dan Rhoads
Ayer
Upton
Wyo
Newcastle
Moorcaft
Laette
Kansas City
Burlington
Weeton County
Wyoming
TS An
Clem Dearer
Land Seekers’ Information Bureau
Omaha , Neb
W.S. Lewis
Bast
Falniingetine
Clarinda
Geo. L. Haley, Mgr
Lowe
Cheyney
Yaeses
Cheyney Bros
Glfnwood
J. Wisher
Panora
Booker
Greenfield
Kae Mowery
Maook
J. Knott
Jona
F. W. McGanon
Mi. D
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