Noblitt Loyal for 87 Years in Grange Hall Community
A reminiscence honors Chas Noblitt who spent 87 years in the Grange Hall area born in 1880 at Liberty Missouri. He moved with his family to the community in early childhood, with his father buying land near Hamburg and Linden. The account notes possible memory gaps from decades past.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Noblitt
Wobell
Mr. Nowlitt
Liberty
Missouri
Grange Hall
Clair Ther
Hamburg
Fie Lamby
Linden
Atchi
Wing
Bamburg
Mr. Nobbs
Janz Aga
Grange Bain Tor S10 Por Mere Amid Dust and Promises
Fragmentary text recalls a Grange area note about ten shilling measures and promised improvements. The page shows garbled phrases including notes, imagined dust, and a claim of ownership, with unclear references to events and persons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grange Bait Tor
Earl McKissick Experience Sparks Farm Foreclosure Clash
Earl McKissick encounters a volatile scene near Maysville Missouri as a farm foreclosure sale order by Federal Judge Mevell and Ols triggers an angry mob. Barkett Mortgage Company and trustee Lyman Andrews were involved. a window was torn from a car and photographers faced intimidation as crowd members shouted and resisted the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bart, McKitbstek
Joe
Ullahurg
Maysville
W Mevelll & Ols
Feth
Lis
Hopkins
Maine
Mattissick
Barkett Mortgage Company
Lyman Andrews
St. Joe
Mayeviitia Center
Port H
Mel Kissick
Mekhiaalek
Amarows
Makhissick
Trent
Corn yields rise as field progress eyed by farmers
A fragmentary report notes ears reaching up to fifteen and a half inches. It mentions a breeding program completing twenty seven years and claims a world record iris growers. The piece hints at excellent weather and hopes for a heavy corn yield this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qarl Buin
Jacob An
Onuhi
Sjalin
Local officials set county affairs talk with deputy committee
An unclear note mentions a talk at County Affairs LH by a deputy, Tinshoon, and other figures. It notes a scheduled Thursday evening session to discuss county affairs, with Lipman and others expected to present points and remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simalley
Emunizer
Tinshoon
Adren
Tate
Town lawman credited with breaking up monthslong clothing-store thieves
Don Ryan a Fremont county deputy and local resident is named for helping dismantle a gang that robbed clothing stores across town. After a three month joint effort with state agents, eleven suspects were arrested in Council Bluffs and Omaha, with less than half of about $30,000 recovered. Fences moved loot billed at 119 to 4 per suit, typically selling 35 to 60.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Ryan
Omaha
Don Ryabios
Ander
Sherif
Study of tuition laws across the Iowa Missouri border
Pred L. Johnson, an education graduate student, conducts a Missouri high school tuition study. He surveys data on cross border enrollment, bills, and access to nearby towns, urging legislative action to permit attendance at closer out of state high schools without prohibitive charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fusion
Towa-Missouri
Persoay
Missouri
Hamburi
Gables
Ysar High
Saliwal
Department of Public Instruction
Hlanding
Liteaupit
I Wildy Tel
Getern
Jersol
Horderitiz
Simayton
Yamburg
Ynowitz
Marke
Faktion
Tred L. Johnson
University of Nebraska
Pskite
Anne
Towa
Unise
Eure Ho
L. Johnson
Princpal
Hamburg
Coming to the Colonial on Friday and Saturday nights
The Colonial presents two features with a mix of thrill and romance. The first film, The Flee, stars Roe Burt Taylor and Jean Parker with Ted Kealy Una Merkle and Nat Pendell. a mid story follows Lorein and a second feature blends suspense and love. A third feature stars Charlie Thin and Pal Tal with Vnomas Beck. Short subjects include a Disney cartoon and a newsreel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colt
Charlie Thin
Warner Olund
Chin
Pal Talforsan
Vnomas Beck
Rite Cruising
Clee
Helen Gahagran
Mandoph Soult
Hulen Mack
Wes Bruce
Stack Holt
Mons Barri
Ralph Morgan
Jackle Sear
Vera Baker and Donald Taylor Married in Home Ceremony
Vera Baker and Donald Taylor wed Tuesday at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Baker, with Mortimore officiating. The bride, a graduate of the local school, wore a garland and the groom is a young farmer from Anderson. They plan a honeymoon in Noebrusky City and heartfelt wishes for a happy life together.
County WTCU Convention Set for Riverton
The county W T C U Convention will be held at Riverton on September 4 with a lay meeting under the MLOE. A luncheon will be arranged for noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverton
MLOE
Fragmentary historical note with scattered names and dates
The readable fragments mention individuals such as Perry born in 1785 and Pompey, plus scattered references to August, France, and a fire incident. The text is garbled with partial dates and sponsor terms, offering few clear events or outcomes to summarize.
Rural Home Conference Heads to Columbus
Invited participants from across the United States gather for the Rural Home Conference in Columbus Illinois in September sponsored by One America Life Association. The program centers on improving rural living with a focus on community and civic leadership. Grace B. Frysinger of the U S Department of Agriculture serves as general chairman with Minnie Price of Ohio State University assisting.
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Grace B. Frysinger
U. S. ‘Department of Agriculture
Minnie Price
Ohio State University
Fremont County 4-H Girls to Compete at Iowa State Fair
Fremont county 4-H selects its top girls for the Des Moines Iowa state fair amid last year’s progress. Boris well, Dorks Bell, and Ve lora Fhoid lead in health and craft contests with twenty five counties vying for a premier prize. Miss Tunttle Tell serves as the tender she evil accorays at the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely
Fremont County
Uwerty
Fremont Coun
Des Motes
Sigent
Dartries
Boris
Dorks Bell
Lora
Miss Tunttle Tell
Wark West Construction Moves Boats Near Town
The firm has begun moving boats and gear along the river weeks into a pause due to a shortage of labor. The Massman Construction company is involved, with crews ready to work but limited by manpower shortages in government projects.
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Rane
Codie Pany
Ure
Massman Construcion Company
Aso
Avert Adler
Brakes Fail Injures Driver Near Rack Park
A car loss of brakes caused a crash four miles north of Rack Park. The driver and several bystanders sustained non fatal injuries. Reports mention Mr. Bearson and Mrs. Pearsaints among those present, with investigation by local authorities ongoing.
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Bear'son
Dauaster
Pearsaints
Old Buck and the Mule Trade Through Time
An old mule named Old Buck, aged about twenty eight, changes hands in a series of trades. Walter Gordon buys Buck from Wert, a four year term at $22, later bids rise to $490 and a separate offer of 44 for a mule, while Buck earns fast work and steady plow ways. The narrative notes Buck’s reliability and the steady share of work, with Walter and Mart involved in the sale chain.
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Buck
Mart
Walter Gordon
Pxenty
Old Buck
Waller
Surprise Sunrise Birthday Dinner At State Park
A birthday celebration for Tom Million was held Sunday at a state park with a sunrise theme. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Bikis Million, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Avill, Albert Skaggs, Roy Wade, Nellie Bartholomes and others from Plattemouth Alliance Port and Watson areas. The event featured a red chicken dish among other foods.
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Tom Millon
State Park
Tom Wan
Bikis Million
Plattemouth
Cnd
Jack Avill
Alliance
Wind
Albert Skaggs
Glerwood
Roy Wade
Nellie Bartholomes
Lor
Port
Mil Miay
Clarence Th Prink Millie
Watson
G Ierb
Hile
Community celebrates wedding in Hamburg area
A local ceremony in Hamburg united Miss Wiln muckissek and Dudley yergison who traveled to Rock Port for the nuptials. After the ceremony they left for a honeymoon. The bride is the daughter of Mrs Nel MeKistek, longtime Jylen Coffee Shop operator, and attended Hambing school. Congratulations flow from neighbors.
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Hamburg
Muckissek
Dudley Yergison
Rock Port
Nebritka
Nel MeKistek
Jylen
Shir
Tes Grog
Attell Team Triumphs in Obscure Tournament Play
Attell Team defeated the eas Poli Lame dell bittenball 11 to 19 and Monbuennery Leamn 14 Vi at the Alvisles toumament. Ted Ok Anew Wi led Fremont cours AHL Ke tom ware tre rieht tae eo te iee tenenament. P will foley reprivent the o tournament, while Preel Powwathaniy and MUS penality trank noted in fas for the district.
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Attell
Khite Fair
Eas
Poli Lame Dell Bittenball
Monbuennery Leamn
Alvisles
Ted Ok
Fremont Cours
Tom Ware
Will Foley
Amnip
Sawer Aetoat
Pree Rion
Xiape Hy i Nest
TT Ke
Thirteen Rock Porters On Haumborg Good Will Trip
Thirteen Rock Port visitors embarked on a goodwill trip to Haumborg, sharing a community spirit at the host camp. Local Kiwanis members and clergy joined the delegation, led by editor Volkmann of the Mal, who urged fellowship as society’s engine and lamented the impossibility of full concert plans for the excursion.
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Haumborg
Rock Park
Huantelers
Veraliai
Wilks
Jangete Artiy
Imatinib
Kiwanis
Revs
Styler
Venti
Ruy
A.M. Jonas
Volkmann
The
Mal
Saddany
Nat
Una
Ike Volkmiann
Rene Port
Rock
D. Handuran
Godanries
Sansa Ootles
Alfred Vulkmauin
Bertrim
Doit
T. Well
Dour
Ceara
O . Memon
John Grat
Tar F T. Lethinay
Teutly Tournament Welug Mayo Reports
Fragmented OCR sports note details a teutly tournament with refereeing and several match results. Mentions coach and team leaders, several players and scores, and implied upcoming matches.
Liked Town in Mud Days Then Was Paved
A fragment recounts a town once muddy now paved, describing a couple observing a busy street scene. Wagons and carts navigate rutted lanes while lumber yard activity draws attention from locals despite the era’s rough roads and growing commerce.
Beloved couple plan quiet honeymoon departure
The article notes Mr and Mrs Welch leaving for a honeymoon, with plans to eat out and work before departure. It mentions their intentions to travel soon, detail about their home life, and a note on the future schedule for work and travel.
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Geen Walt
Jules Tien
Owery Petty
Avery
Bae CH
Jom Yeeco
Boohinen
Unclear historical note prompts tree trimming demonstration
Fragmentary OCR text describes a public display by Rehaal Trees Trhemril Slyde Himlllow and Art Phillis, praising a demonstration of tree pruning near a high school building. The garbled lines reference city involvement, local streets, and past rulings, but details and context remain unreadable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trhemril Slyde Himlllow
Art Phillis
Aiton
Bry Harburg
Une Fren
Womanly Christian Permit Held For County Convention
A fragmented notice mentions Mrs Ghoh Jensen and a county convention. It references Anish 27 and the year’s events, with towns and various delegates noted. The legible fragments indicate preparations and reporting for a local political gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woo
Te Ter Meek
Urrien
Ghoh Jensen
Anish
Emaubee
Wented
I Wilds Juverian
Beauaner
Fragmented Text Summary From A Noisy Source
A portion of readable names and phrases appears, including scattered references to people and places, with unclear structure and many garbled terms. The fragment hints at potential discussion about individuals and positions but lacks coherent events or outcomes.
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Con Ryan
Towa- Missouri
Congress
Ovat
Congres
Eerie
Your
Moe
Colonial
Tieu
Tirstarsent
France
Dl Tharrnase
Uy 3
Theale al Dilyer Mazord
Perry
Ie Vesuvirg Erupta and
Seuoys Pompey
Cone
Batae
Recy
Tver Wark
Mayo
AML
Uealder
Xenume Payne
Cade
Aig
Hilgere Tate
W. Uiger
Taanfey
Nace
E Street
James Lamber Yard
Iin
Mick Nave
Lamber Yard
Bambourg
Siurd
Welah
Holkis
Guiihillouy
Ant
Ute
Burlington Fur Tonicet
Aid
Bern
Welcie
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