Promoter Dick Hoyne Sees Prominence Amid Oddities
A long portrait of Raymond Dick Hoyne portrays him as a natural promoter and legal adviser in Chicago circles. It recalls colorful anecdotes from his office, marriages, travel, and cheeky humor, alongside details of a National Tea Contest on food preservation offering up to 25000 in prizes and notes on federal food safety messaging.
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Cohl
Tierg Pagar Yu
Merle
Forbes Marg
Walter Halda Rildy
Shysiuliweiead Chontistre
Talons
Cullens
Columbia University
Dantestuitts
Yue Couneil
Mey
Hospital Notes of Tarkio and Surrounding Area
Hospital notes detail multiple local patients with recent surgeries and recoveries. Jesse McMillen returns home after hospital stay last Tuesday. Mona May Maupin and Amelia Beach relatives undergo tonsil and adenoid removals. several others recover from operations. A rasp berry update and Hamburg Cemetery Association meeting are also mentioned with local names and dates.
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Jesse McMillen
Tarkio
Yorah Binnehe Johnson
Biverton
Martha Nankunst
Mona May Maupin
Watsod
Unclear OCR fragment on local event in Amidtown
Fragmentary text listing names and places with garbled phrases. mentions families, a conference, and local figures but lacks coherent details or dates to establish a complete event or outcome.
Weather Bakes City as July Heat Peaks
Flagstone weather notes report extreme heat with thermometers near 98 degrees on Saturday and similar highs in the region. Residents endure oppressive conditions as a late-week storm approaches, bringing concerns of severe heat and rising humidity.
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Konig Tences
Kildoy
Weather and harvest notes from Hamburg region
A midweek heat wave pushed temperatures into the mid nineties while a rainfall on Monday delivered nearly three inches in some areas, aiding corn but injuring hay harvests and small grain. Ernest Tler, a Hamburg native now living near Chicago, visited old friends during a train stop in Hamburg on Tuesday. He spoke with former classmates and recalled his early years in the locality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WI Lartway
Hamburg
Herries
St. Regus
Laraway
Mr. Laraway
Ernest Tler
Iamburg
Shenandoah
Mr. Mer
Hamberg
Chicago
Married in Auburn Nebraska in January 1925
Friends learned of the marriage of Freerids of Nort Brinton and Roy McBride near Shie Place. They wed at Auburn Nebraska January 24 1925 with Rev John H Patterson of the Presbyterian Church officiating. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Smith Hennett, is well known. groom, son of Mr and Mrs C S McBride, is a popular local young man. They will reside inburg for the present.
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Thaiary
Frierids
Nort Brinton
Roy McBride
Shie Place
Auburn
Nebran
John H. Patterson
Presbyterian Church of
That Place
the Carmons
Amd
Smith Hennett
C. S.mcbride
Atburg
Island News Notes and Local Visits
Island news notes detail a Sunday meeting with a talk to Mr. Durkee on Africa missions, a small Bible reading contest with Lang, Hall, and Arnold posting counts, and an August 16 Holiness camp meeting at Tabor. The piece lists numerous visits, family gatherings, travel to Omaha and Knox Arnold, and community welfare events through a sequence of brief notices around neighbors and families in the area.
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Durkee
Africa
Walter Lang
Hall
Lola Arnold
Tabor
Sam Mead
Hubert Holtiman
John
Marion Lowe
Houchins
Dwight
Knox Arnold
Olen Hampton
Floyd Bailey
Arthur Houghins
Parenta
Will Nouthins
Aml
Lorey Zuck
Con Normich
Will Case
Alfred Case
Frank Sabors
Shandy War
Nelehe Horhond
Awent Corm
Otee Fond Products Canning Company
Mantas
Mra
Ancoh Schmidt
Hoy Fanther
Mhiter
Smilsy
Herbert Coffey
Helen Ant Bowlel
Tahor
Henry Hayes
Ruth and Junior
Clearmont
Vw. Lang
Thursby
Donn
Harald Kare
Moye Moline
Ise Hendley
Paul Karr
Mons
John Kulias
Tiverton
Snath
Prod Daniels
Prom
Mrs. Daniels
Nebraska City
Satar
Alles Voll
Mose Phos Wineel
May Mayen
Dake Hanna
Mim
Watson
Diemeyer
Teague
Sweeree
Hey Prandparantay
Joséph Cale
Fruneia Monk
A. Hy Guin
Betty Let
Freddie
Local visitors and trips in Shenandoah area
Mrs Hubert Hollinan and Mr and Mrs Mike Holliman hosted visitors in Shenandoah Sunday evening. Everett Monk invited Miss Sigler near Thurman Friday. Miss Ballon and baby returned home after a short visit. Gardner and Kuhns families visited, followed by dinners in Hamburg. Harmon Hammes and sons visited Watson, and Lincoln Nebr couple Jennings visited Clayton. Helen Cole visited her cousin Mrs Will Tiemerer last week. Hayes family and Iris Lang traveled east Friday toward Arvada Wyoming to visit relatives Cooper Otteren and then to Horse Wyoming, planning further travel.
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Hubert Hollinan
Mike Holliman
Shenandoah
Sumlay
Everett Monk
Fit Sigler
Fred Ballon
Thurman
Ayl
Sasaphine Gardner
John Kuhns
Bill Boyd
Rober Richie
Will Tiemerer
Henry Hayes
Iris Lang
Arvada
Wyo
Mre
Cooper Otteren
Iris
Towa State Prof Henry Ginse Appointed to Public Roads Study
Prof Henry Ginse of Towa State college was appointed by Secretary Hyde to join the division of agricultural engineering in the bureau of public roads to study farm buildings and structures, seeking economical building methods. Burlington shifts from electric streetcars to curbside motor bus service. old equipment fate unclear. A native Towa prairie near Lake Okeboji blooms with wild flowers, described as a thing of beauty and joy forever.
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Henry Ginse
Towa State College
Hyde
Division of Agricultural Engineering
Bureau of Public Ronds
Burlington
Lake Okeboji
Towa
Prairie and sugar beet fields yield promise in Iowa
Reports from Pleasant Valley district in Muscatine county indicate strong crop prospects with 25 carloads shipped at $3 per hundredweight. Fields yield up to 200 hundredweights per acre, grossing $900 to $1,000 per acre. The Pleasant Valley Growers Association, led by H L Bleckman and W Tavs, coordinates marketing to secure high prices. Nearby, a discovery story details a watch found in Belmond area after 30 years, while American Beet Sugar plans 16,000 acres of beets across Wright and adjacent counties with labor from Mexican, Japanese, and Filipino workers, boosting nine factories including Belmond and Mason City plants.
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Iowa
Pleasant Valley
Stott County
Federal Service
Pleasant Valley Union Growers Association
H. L. Bleckman
William Tavs
George
T. Hise
West Liberty
Muscatine County
Anatis
Ted’ Ament
Lewis Watson
Fann
Belmond
Wright County
American Beet Sugar Company
Towa
Belmort
Mason City
Will Beels
Hopkinton
Delaware County
Fremont County Board Meeting Notice in Sidney Iowa
The board of supervisors of Fremont County Iowa will meet Tuesday August 13 1929 at 10 00 am at the Court House Sidney Iowa Taxpayers will be heard for or against the following slate of expenditures at that time RE RB Armstrong County Auditor
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Board of Enpervisora
Fremont County
Iowa
Court House
Sidney
Canning venture eyed as six plots show progress
A Sibley press dispatch reports D I Spears of Mid West Canning toured six experimental plots, noting the promising development across sections aimed at a future cannery. Red Oak American Legion drum corps led by president T Bricksah plans to travel to Louisville for the national convention in September, with a chartered Pullman car and about 42 dollars per member for the round trip.
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America
Sibley
Oreeo
County
D. i ‘Spears
Mid- West Canning Company
Rochellz
EH. T. Bricksah
Red Oak Amerian Legion
Louisville
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de Leon
Altha Lawson
George McCall
Payne
Amelia
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Ealgar Zuck
Baby
F.C
Emmily Graham
Alberta Burns
Shiney
Avery
Hel
Iene
Daly
Hana
Aleit
Peekine
Yutt Cyne
Island News Notes
Towa News
Mul Fey
Fremont County Farm Bureau
Sidney Park
Shepard Optical Co
Ramburg
Wiene
Reid
Himburg
Stevens
Boyle
Daylight Store
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