Fifty Years Ago May Witnessed Revised Testament Debut
A historic May event described as the revision and release of the Revised Testament appeared in 1871 era notes. The Franks Jine Square Library issued the testament on May 27, with rapid sales and extensive interest noted in New York Chicago and London. Reports cite high demand, large print runs, and discussions at the American Bible Society and New York Public Library.
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Pric
United States
Franks
American Bible Society
England
Philip Schall
American Comunity
New York Public Library
New York Herald
New York Fribiine
Wall Street
Chicago Tribune
The
Chicano Times
New York
Kingland
Quereee Foont
Amerau Tevinesy
Board of
Manauey
Fae
Natule Coyunitier
Aetsang & Bae
Bowling Notes From Fragments Of A Local Page
Fragmentary bowling notes mention lanes at a local venue with unclear names and scattered partial words. The readable parts reference Ted Lanes and teams in a dated setting, but most specifics are obscured by OCR damage.
Freak Antics of Animals and a Hen's Road Crossing
An incoherent OCR fragment describes a Veron fox hen and a series of odd actions. References to hens, kittens, corn, and unrelated names appear amid garbled text. The piece resembles a peculiar humor column or stray animal anecdote without a clear narrative.
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Vernon Fox
Sng
Veron Bards
Sisty
Sean Walendy
Ory
Ron Haney
Gelder Road and College Survive Road Closure
A damaged OCR fragment notes Gelder Road work and road closure fears. It mentions Gelder Rod, College Survives grade, and gas or fortation in the spread road with unclear context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Road College
Mag Month Library Loans Reflect Steady Use
A weakly legible note shows Mag month activity at the town library. Patrons borrowed a mix of novels, histories, and periodicals. Averages suggest around seventy five items loaned per day, indicating healthy reader engagement and ongoing program participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inite
Hanks
Poppy Sale Supports Veterans Welfare Drive
The American Legion Auxiliary raises funds in a yearly poppy sale aiding welfare work and keeping veterans busy. Dis bled Iowa veterans craft poppies and earn small wages, with Decoration Day as the selling focus. The piece also notes park improvements, new tennis courts at the high school, and a Presbyterian pastor joining Emerson Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Iowa
United States
Doctors Danley and Playton Hold Preschool Exams
Dr Danley and Miss Playton conducted a preschool physicals clinic at Watson and Change Fair, examining forty five children. They traveled to Tarkio today for another session, coordinated with the county nurse in Atchison County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BR. ¢. Danley
Judith Playton
Watson
Tarkio
Atchison County
Old French Ax On Display In Window
Shas Cummins displayed an Old French ax said to date from early French trappers. It was traded to Indians and found in an Indian grave near Knox. The item was shown during a social afternoon hosted by the F. B. O. with Miss Charlene Workman and Miss Dorothy Coy performing two piano solos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shas Cummins
Knox
Mr. Cummins
Birs
Wit Gotscne
Charlene Workman
Dorothy Coy
Unclear text about John Nies project and housing setup
Difficult to parse, but mentions John Nies and efforts to address unemployment by building a five room house. Construction involves Zute and Zutz, with a 24 by 30 unit finished to a high standard, aiming to provide a nice home for the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Nies
Zute & Zutz
Rik
Judith Clayton Receives Medal for Stave Contest Victory
Miss Judith Clayton won first place in the stave contest sponsored by the Presbyterian Church and received a handsome medal this week in recognition of her splendid work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judith Clayton
Presbyterian Churdh
Alcohol Uses Highlight Industrial and Daily Roles
An essay argues alcohol has widespread legitimate uses in industry and daily life. It lists items made with alcohol such as celluloid, ink, varnish, lubricants, soap, toothpaste, and mouthwash, and notes its denatured role in production. The piece warns that removing alcohol would disrupt government revenue, hospitals, and military supplies.
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Army
Navy
Carter Lane
Sicond
Canal
Denatured Alcohol Diversion Alert Sparks Reform Talk
Fragmentary report notes illegal diversion of denatured alcohol by bootleggers each year and hints at enforcement actions. Also mentions a new refrigerator cooling gas expected to improve home comfort with optimism. A stray simile about a pink pocket and a sprained wrist appears as a non sequitur.
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Willam Fox
Rivertati
Laird
Sidney
Ed Schant
Atwerson
Marion Bruce
Payne
Spearean
Theodore Sores
Shenandoah
Medimx
Weeder
Esl Licker
Celia Blackman
Tarkio
Robert Henderson
Anderson
Raymond Spiege
Hambure
Charlotte Weichans
Far
Pagut
Earl Adams
Hama
Ghet
Charlotte Lord
Percival
Tre Swiggert
Mamburg
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Joliman
Jerry Foxal
Livaburg
Dohas
Tyume
Clarinda
Busine
Villigea
Sas
EL Dow
Unis Place
Bob Armstrong
Auburn
Smalley
Focal CIA
Aequalnlanes
Kral Fark
Nuuris
Johnson
Muleay
W. Dahnson
Sobaison
Woods
Orenbaugh
Travis
Stewart
Harding
Bennett's
Leopards
Harrow
Ae L. Lang
Henne
Henderson
Dentey
Hughes
Ig Reid
Clary
Sal Brown
Mit
McBride
Abe
Straw
Art
Stoner
Lane
Aelanl
Stoners
Panay Sete Ts
PMN
Aurnelions Parameirt ‘Theatr
Theo Vaudeville
Vatutvi
Sriseriie
Elle
Ene
Litjon
Qtur Kaninyy Serticy
Avail Aalbe Diy
State Park
Suite Park
Frank Hays
Howse
Ray ‘Lauritsort
New Presbyterian Vastor
Home
A. Larsen
Presbyterian Church
Larson
Emerson
Omaha Presbyterian Semenuary
Mets
Willimar
Baptistchurch
Helen Sirpson
Evelyn Stalin
Imogene
Fremont County
Bubs Beastry
Lee Smith
Frank J. Brown
Doug" Ackrey
Desey Case
Powell
Boyle
Daylight Store
Hamburg
Reid’s Hardware
SRM Tnt
S. Nainzook Union
State House
Connors’ Inc
Hamburge
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