Weather and social notes from Langhorne area
A late summer wind and rainstorm caused damage north and west of Langhorne with downed trees and scattered yards. A light shower followed by calmer conditions occurred Saturday afternoon. Community members, including Mrs. Charley Clayton and Mrs. N. G. Hart, visited friends in the area as families reported births, picnics, and gatherings at local homes and farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Langhone
Charley Clayton
N. G. Hart
Casper Odegard
Sheridan
Wyo
Duane Daniel
Qnil
Heroert
Lang
Everiiz
Cora Betha
Orviy Smkkh
Henry Fessler
Kot Muei
Floyd
D. W. Lany
Mary Low
Jails
Wi ‘Tiemeyer
Eugene
Bud Guin
Arick
Mis
Otto Palmit
Hitter
WI Tiemeyer
Lester Smith
Vance Dooley
Monty
Holla
Fonday
Elmer Stengel
Guac
Frederick Lollimin
Donald Hopiman
Germ Hollias
Helen Pollman
Kelly
Dicky Dooley
Une Gy Park Montay
Lernoon
Charley Grayton
Leland
Roy Brown
Mervits Gani Mirmu
Mra
Zeldleila
W. F. Gump
Nebmiska Oils
Clyde Gani Fatally
Jyde Gump
Rock
Lieb Dauhters
Jance
Mie
Mint Ruby Case
Tor Deather
Robert
Wanda Mae Gase
Mir
Nase Merk
Mish
Ruby Grae
Curtin
Leslee Smith
Ardith Smith
Minn
Maxihe Smith
Link Brown
Tabor
W. Taig
Ton
Mme
Veth Crags
Lien
Ts Brother
Ben
Willod
Bal
Toner Terie
Molanallin
Gene Hollie
Mhuaneye
Thurman News Highlights Local Visits and Weather Notes
Thurman News reports numerous local visits to towns like Malvern Shenandoah and Red Oak, with residents and families traveling for church, social visits, and Sunday gatherings. It notes a new crossing near EB Axtell’s store, a weather observer reporting highs of 96 to 101 degrees and 1.26 inches of rain, plus a note on wall-pacing by a local worker.
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RE. Solieder
Omaha
Mondor
Tabor
J.P. Wonley
I Malvern
Siti
Don Buyk
Sity
Fy Thurman
Salueeias Boll Ang
Bob Trent
Rd. Worpsey
Red Oak
Reinet
U. S
Dirk
Roy Morrison
Randolph
Hay
Marion Head
Chldren
Bart
Dusines
Jenkins and Family
Tombure
Sore
Whurman
Whurman Hal Dr. J. 1, Cotéer of ‘Tebar, 3 ‘Thiniwn Mondeprrrai
Doe Hilamet Jaimiily
Virwints Woods
Maxwe
B. Strole
Sai
Rex
Sheeley
Hambor
Walker Motes
Daugster
Minnie
Doe
Batley
Mike Lillian
Cy J. Paul
Tally
Mia
Pat Martin
Greston
L. Warver
Lucy Branley
Dagidtery Blaine
Wayne Binley
Shenandoah
Dave
Joo
J.D
Lowell Cook
Mix
Earl Maxwell
George King
Regk Park
Phelps City
Bunny
Mrs. TO
Martins
O. Axtell
G. BR. Davison
Broker
Mes
Oliver Chambers
Council Bialls
Tuestias
Jack “Cray Zor
Lyle Kestevens
Rules Reeves
Percival
Phielay
Deight Guy
Reeves Lef
Colorado
John Hickey, Jr
Margaret Jorden
J. E. Hickey
Mildred Helen
Ta Jean
Eamday
Fund
Last Passenger Pigeons Die, Survivor Cites Zoo Loss
Enormous roosts and vast feeding flocks of passenger pigeons filled fields and forests across Iowa and nearby states. Hunters shot vast numbers and destroyed habitats, leaving the species extinct with the Cincinnati Zoo reporting the final survivor at its grounds. no further live birds remain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude
Athey
Nana Aiky
Cihcinnat
Zoological Gardenty Ly
Portland Cemetery Association notices help for patrons
In a brief notice the Portland Cemetery Association advertises assistance and ticketing for a forthcoming event. Details are limited in the fragment, but it signals community involvement and a public appeal for support or attendance.
Unclear local social notes with names and visits
A tangle of names, visits, and gatherings from a community page. Mentions of John Payne, Addie Lani, Roy Browy, Mrs Kina Beleker, Wayne Thorp, Will Cockerham, and others as they attend dinners, visits, and social events across several households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woltin Thary
Addie Lani
Salerne
Nera
Wier
Jay Grand Ignest
M ‘Thor
Mir
Moses Brown
Garrison
Kina Beleker Sand Dahl
Zathia
Wriday Monn
Walter
Wayne Thorp
SY. Gorrivon
Fo Nailer
Men Millee
Tntele Domender
Orn Smith
Wayne Thou
Council Bhiffe
Thory
Garin
Mell Miler
Nani
Will Cockerham
Bruce Pender
Twine McCracken
Virginis
Berniece Cockerham
Tile Cockerham
Arthur Anderson
Will Cockerhorm
Lh WE
Harley Brown
John Andersen
Wil Cockerham
Burlay
Ww. E
Summers and relatives visit in Garden Near area
A fragmentary notice describes Mr and Mrs Wales Thorn and Mrs Laura Shields with Estella and June spending the week with Verre home. They traveled back with apples for sale and met friends. Bruce West and family visited Elmer Garclson’s home with another sister in Cialis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wales Thorn
Laura Shields
Dang Toy Estella
Ant Sirley
Garden
Near
Bruce West
Cialis
Elmer Garclson
Weather and pests threaten crops and life in 1900s area
The text discusses pests and plant diseases, noting a slagie plant and dust roots, with mentions of weather impacting crops. It includes a report of a farmer bitten by a ground hopper and a reference to international infrastructure costs. It implies significant losses in 1907 and 1934 and mentions public works and government statements.
Chinch Bug Invasions Threaten Iowa Crops
A transcription fragment recounts the chinch bug menace to Iowa agriculture, noting its origin, economic damage, and a 19th century publication context. It mentions crop losses, affected staples like wheat and corn, and references to historical sources from the State Historical Society. The fragment includes corrupted text but centers on a pest impacting farmers and associated historical discussion.
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Iowa
Momnans
Eniaroman
Jorden A. Sieber
State Historical Society of
Smathy
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