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Graettinger Times in Graettinger, Iowa

29 Mar 1934

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Graettinger Times

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Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1934

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3

Mystery of Berry Square Hearts and a College Farewell

The tale follows Celia from Mulberry Square who admires Janie and plans for engagement with Hugh Kennedy. Janie, torn between admirers including Shelby Ballard and Carter Shelby, returns to college after a visit to Ballard’s home. A serious car crash summons Janie home as Celia’s hopes waver.

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Dostor Ballard Mulberry Square Hugh’ Kennedy Atay Janis Dellard Colla Hugh Setae Celina Janie Y Celia Tom McAl Carter Shelby Tek Cella Mulberry Ballate Cella Ta Hugh Janie Janose Father Fat Tanlle Calla Stoney Rachel Suaplelau
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Saint John’s early history and incorporation tale

The article narrates Saint John as Canada’s first incorporated town, tracing its origins from the Saint John River mouth, its 1004 christening by Champ, and its evolution from Parr Town founded by United Empire Loyalists to an incorporated city, noting a June 24 feast day and a 1786 rebranding and governance shift.

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Canada Saint John N. J Champintn Saint John Te Nest Parr Town Ates Colona Parr Gan. Chy Changga'ta
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Prairie falcon and plains birds in nature lore

A fragmented nature piece describes the prairie falcon perched in sandstone outcrops with red eggs, praising its speed and courage as a symbol of Great Plains freedom, alongside odd lines about cages and seeds from a local denier selling Worry's Pure Bred Vegetable Seeds.

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Sys Nature Magazine Great Plains
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Berry Square Lida Larrimore Chapter Bale White Marsh Creek Anne Daya Mother Lucy Muriel Uncle Frank Murlo Jante Mure Dita Vareos,epolaep
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