Victorious Colon Crowing In City Baseball Fray
The text crowns Howard Colon and East Side players as city champions after a decisive win over West Side rivals. It quotes a boastful message from a local baseball magnate criticizing Don Dougan and West Side supporters, praising East Side dominance, and hinting at further matches and public notices about future games and benefitting local figures.
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Gods of Chance
Howard Colon
Bell
West Side
Colon
Cylon
Donald Clayton
Don Dou
Harvey Prather
Charley Bimpson
Grover Cos
Fred Hiv
Don
Bailyho
Harvey Frather
Harvey
Gurseles
Hamburg
Ove Iingers
Tetire
Mt. Taser
Iceman Keeps Plant Running Through Long Heat Wave
The local ice plant owned by W. H. Rageth operated continuously for fifty days, with only seven hours downtime to replace rings and clean the engine. About 8 tons of ice are produced daily, and 500 tons have been sold during the hot spell. Nebr. City and Shenandoah supplied track loads to meet demand as the iceman endured hard labor. Hospital notes follow.
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W. H. Rageth
Nebraska City
Shenandoah
Rageth
Roaring Ranch and King of Jazz At Colonial Theater
The Colonial Theater shows Frid and Sat in Roaring Ranch with Hoot as a scrub ranchman who becomes a millionaire after his sweetheart taunts him. Sally Ellers stars opposite. Sunday to Tuesday feature King of Jazz with Whiteman Orchestra. John Boles leads a star cast in a lavish fantasy with The Sisters and Rhythm Boys. The Fall Guy arrives Wednesday and Thursday with Mulhall, O Malley and Sparks in a crime drama.
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Colonial Theatre
Hoot
Sally Ellers
Fau Whiteman
Mr. Whiteman
John Boles
Laura ‘la Piaote
Jeanette Lol
Glenn Tryon
Moerna Kennedy
Kathryn Crawfard
Brox Sisters
Sound Pictures
Mr. Colon
Jack Mmul
Marcolle
U. S
Mac Clark
Pat O Malicy
Ned Sparks
Mulhall
Jack
Mihail
Hoover Shook: Malvern Pair United in Matrimony in Iowa
At the home of the Rev D N M Gillett the August 2 ceremony joined Mr Harry Hoover and Miss Miriam Othela Sheok of Malvern in marriage. The groom is a painter and the bride a teacher at Tillsdale Town, with Mr and Mrs Alva Barrell of Shenandoah as guests.
Riverton couple united in spring wedding at Rev Griffiths home
Seoter Boreas and Prank Bert Batoes, both from Riverton and Hamburg respectively, were married by Crittith at 3 p m at the home of Rev D W Griffiths The bride is daughter of Mr and Mrs CIMT Beoles of Riverton A sturdy young couple, they plan to farm near Hamburg The local paper notes freaks of nature including Grover Coxs pretzel eye described as an odd egg feature and teases upcoming humor with local papers and hot weather chatter.
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Ralph Risdon
Bamhure
Bile Shepard
Sidney
Robert Parker
Riverton
Edgar Boone
Thurman
Bundey
Borh
Earl Kingery
Hamburg
Emery Smith
Northboro
Hiram Septka
Car) O'Neal
Pramas
Bert Batoes
D. W. Griffith
Crittith
Cimt Beoles
B. Barnes
Madison Township
Grover Cox
The
Griswold American
Plane Visit At Zuck Elevator Promotes Arm Plane
The J B Zuck elevator hosted a flying visit Tuesday with the Reliable Coal aircraft stays overnight and takes locals as guests. The plane tours the country advertising for the Arm and several from here enjoyed rides. Farragut picnic on August 28 offers a free splendid program and homecoming appeal.
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J. B. Zuck Elevator
Zuck Elevator
Reliable Coal Company
Farragut
Train routes shift amid stalled station calls
A dispatch notes a train now stopping only at Pacific Junction and Craig between Council Bluffs and St Joseph Missouri Thurman editor’s note Hamburg stop added No 31. Hamburg Garden Club to meet August 12 at Hamburg library. Discussion on peonies and fall bulbs. Airport development urged with a three-member committee led by Henry H Biee to promote uniform practices among major engineering, road, and aviation groups under Clarence M Young.
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Pacifc Junction
Cenden Club
Hamburg Garden
Cheb
Hamburg Library
United States
Henry H Biee
Direc
Fragmentary data on airports and land ownership in Korea
Partial OCR notes claim there are about 1,800 airports and 1,380 proposed airports in various stages. It also states that almost half of Korea's farm lands are owned by Japanese, and provides population figures for the United States and a reference to 1800s context.
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Korea
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