Local Bridge Notes Highlight Busy Week of Visitors
The Tuesday Bridge club gathered with Mrs Harold Martin. Numerous residents traveled to Fremont, Shoviantonh, Omaha, Rock Port and Hamburg for visits and business. Many locals reported illness, church events, and family happenings, with travel to Lincoln and Council Bluffs for duties and social engagements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Martin
Meg
Frank Callahan
Fremont
Athen
Shoviantonh
Wayne C. Clark
Rock Port
Verne Wray
Maryville
Carrie Lamb
el Gardner
B. H. Brooks
Riverton
Famburg
Cox Chapel News Delayed Letter Social Notes
Sunday dinner gatherings highlighted by Mr and Mrs Alex Vogel and family at the Harry Propp home. Ford coupe ownership attributed to Mr and Mrs Ell Propp and family. Additional visits include Rev Shemwell and Mrs Winvate with the Privdaeckeome, and Mrs and Mrs Harry Propp with family at Fritz Jaeckel home. Dinner guests at A J Schiolt hauer home: Mr and Mrs Dave Vogel and family and Alvin Gase. Mention of Mrs Gee Propp of Kansas City and her sad brother of Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Parsons
Peo Notson
Omiha
Mue Baker
May Parsons
Ronald Emberter
Intola
Augusta Spiegel
Milo Wynn
Clarinda
Wilatives
Hamburg
Wil Phillips
Warren Philips
Roy James
Council Butts
Verne Wray
Will Cory
Lela. Owen
Katists City
J. H. Hane
Dwne Roberts
Omaha
Robarts
Gurt Dennis Proud Paranty
Max Jutason
Tan
Betty Av Brown
Shenandaut
Lawrence Travis
Harry Bunnett
Sidney
Ald
Don Dougan
Vernace Merl
Omehe
J. A. Brust
Lola
May
D. O. Barker
Dale
Dough Howard
Shenandoah
Hir
Glen Flemming
Harlan Wray
David Stalin
Roy Wanamaker
Courne
Clutts
Golly
Lester Holley
Macalo
Grant Kelley
Byrah
Clay McClannahan
Competition
Wo. Spitiler
W. S. Opelt
Lowell
Jack
John Wright
Helen
Okla Dahlgran
George Meek
Riverton
Misa Wanda Hicks
Beatrice
Nebr
Shirley Ine Ledgerwood
Lillian Thompson
Ehell. S. Dak
Waller Johnson
Missy Margaret
Goldwi
Dy. C. L. Myers
Tom Milan
Lincoln
Rome
Mae
Tont Gray
Mie Pickness
Garrie Lamb
Wii. Sphuler
Trownville
Nebr O
Claire Smalley
Qard Daugh
Nebraska
Tikin
Daventry
Okla
Pole Clayy
Harry
Matted
Willwel Harrow
Rad Bennett
Tax Hie
Barkie
Ralph Lettgerwood
Ghirley Mart
Davis
Wilda
C. B. Doyle
Charlotte
George Doyle
Chicago
Lyle Long
Leana
Gertrude Prede
Carl Frede
Watsona
Loren Goings
Hock Port
Wayne C. ‘Clark
Rock Port
Beulah Geyer
Robert Hicks
al Tresper
Aurora
David Becker
N. Reed
Harry Bennett
Rusk Port
Ireland Jett
Frank Esser
Vernon Brown
Nebraska City
St. Mary's
Ralph Lohman
Seners
Kan
Jamburg
Parathy Gilson
Davis Ant
Wikia
Maryville
Caput
Mac
Wedneelas
Fred Gowity
Glen Wosforth
Charles Johnson
Rank
George Hossild
Ivan Timberman
Los Angeles
Corwell Blaffs
Pinberman
Win Brown
Hiram Brown
Hubert, Brown
North Woods
Kent Thorne
Daugster
Flaine
Ed C. Bul
Pendleton
George Connell
Omeha
Frank W
Gale Sherman
Ovhyeln
Alex Vogel
Harry Propp
Myx
Ell Propp
Familly
Shemwell
Winvate
Privdaeckeome
Tamily
Fritz Jaeckel
A. J. Schiolthauer
Dave Vogel
Alvin Gase
Gee, Propp
Kansas City
Ohio
Senate praise and satire from a diarist on postwar relief
A diarist fondly recalls the U S Senate as a diverse group of smart men doing their best amid postwar relief debates. The writer proposes relief schemes, tax revenue shifts, and prohibition economics shaping politics. He jokes about bootleggers, cinema work, and losing an actor nicknamed Blue Boy, likening the era to satire and affection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos
McDonald
Senate
U. S. Senate
Stu
Terther
House
O. K
Roozevelt
Blue Boy
Bin
Laurel
Baray
Fragmented history notes mix curious facts and errors
A garbled OCR style paragraph lists stray items from insects to geography. It mentions a black widow, Confederate history, a museum pond, Mexico funding archaeology, a Caspian region petroleum report, a flag fish nickname, and India’s population with peasants emphasized. The text is inconsistent and unsourced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Atlantic
Fiesty
Mexico
Tapita
Caspian Sea
India
Fragmentary Notes on Plants and Tech Advances
Partial OCR yields scattered claims on dogs, plants, and ancient times. It mentions a Boston terrier mix, cotton and gourds across pre Columbian eras, Infe month infant wake times, cold storage for year round oysters, and cathode rays used to define an artificial sapphire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gavernmabt
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R. C. Darney
Gar] Hoover
Peel
Sean Thorp
Bidney
Priday
Henry Hopkins
Cummins
Pomont
Cali
Ashinad
Gunning
Okfla Dahlgren
Sharpsburg
Tow
Frantie Guule
Wie
Meg Porters
Cere
Ap Sh
Smith
M. E. Church
Farragut
Randolph
Tabor
Kim Mullinix
Ozarks
Leibanon
Boliver
Mira
Roger
Mills
Ofington
J. C
Ed Mills
Lucille
Oxen
Government
Jobne
China
Woo
Cox Chapel News
Will
Rogers
Stoner
Ftil
Hamburg, Iowa
Telephone
Dana P. Long
Hart-Bartlett-Sturtevant Grain Co
Board of Trade
Bartlets Frazier
Sera Oceeo Puari
Kasidas City
Joeph Grain Exchange
Satina Board of Trade
Iowa
SL Joseph
Falls City
Newry
Satina
Hans
Wamburg
Ragister Atent Stove
JOE Nies Grocery
Wright
Bel No
Wright's
Miller’s
Bie
Parodor
Inluys
Consumers Ice Co
Baminog
Richard Malliburton
the Veil
Deep
Shay
Spaahe
ABC Radio Pictures
Young America
Sun
Buddy Rogers
Marian Nixor
Frank Morgan
Joseph Cawthorn
Hes Fox
Pletuia Eezeomser
Mon Trick
Ralph Morgen
Victor Jory
Sally Bane
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