Mrs Dunmire Narrowly Survives Auto Crash Near Newton
A car crash near Newton injures Mrs. Dunmire and her daughter Enyn with Mrs. Theo Dunmire in the party. The Bowdoin civic area reports the six hurt as the vehicle, traveling about forty miles per hour, collided with loose gravel. Glass shattered as the car spun, but the driver reportedly lost control. The wreck caused extensive damage and a quick medical response.
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Hoppenal
Mort Dodge
Bulck
Cettan
Danmire
Enynamine
Newton
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Mnnch
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A garbled OCR fragment mentions SF and hat in a brief item. Readable elements include names and places but the text is too incomplete to identify a clear event, person, or outcome.
Fragmented 19th century debate and obituary notes appear
Readable fragments show a political debate with misread names and places, an obituary mention of John Wit tsabie Shussedl, and references to a funeral held Thursday at one o clock with services at a Norwegian authoran venue. The text contains numerous garbled words and unclear identities amid partial names and events.
Funeral Of Mrs. Smith Attended By Many Friends
The funeral for Mrs. Frank I. Smith of east of Orowan was held Thursday afternoon at her home. Interment followed in Evergreen Cemetery. Pallbearers included Dwyer, Henry Willingham, Bennix Black, Aday Wells, Aca Henkey, and Sam Torkelson. many neighbors sang as attendees gathered. In Tennessee, Herbert Hoover spoke to about 100,000 people in Johnson City on Saturday. He discussed prohibition lightly and farm policy, urging fair play and good sportsmanship.
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Frank i. Smith
East of Orowan
Stev. Sunderleth
Emsmatabullg
Dake Onyder
Henry Willingham
Enix
Black
Aday
Wells
Aca Henkey
Sam Torkelaon
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Allen
Himwat
Rilna
Loover
Tennessee
Herbert Hoover
Cilanbethton
Tehtwsaes
South
Daw-Mounds terms and Hawkeye theatre meeting notes
J Meyerly speaks on agricultural relations and education at the Hawkeye theatre gathering. A speaker from the Lengua organization addresses the Grainington audience, emphasizing equality and veteran language efforts. The event aims to secure support and inform attendees about agricultural conditions and civic initiatives.
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Graettinger
Manley
Meyerly
Sveriing
Vetera
Lengua
Enmi
Barly
Iowa Facmar
Promitiané
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