Welcome Home Notes From Shenandoah Social Scene
Local notes cover births, visits, travel and gatherings. Mr and Mrs Witlards welcome a son on a Monday in June while Mrs Hutler hosts a bridge club and various residents visit Omaha Des Moines Council Bluffs and Denver. Many neighbors share travels and family updates across Hamburg Shenandoah and Red Oak with reminders of church outings and school events.
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M. EF. Brookshier
Sydney
Lyanna Coslett
Colorado
Frank Adams
Port
Calhoun
J. G Baker
Is. Margaret
Mansfield
Harold Lyons
Burlington
John Tooley
Jadion Tooley
Hastings
Nebr
Hamburg Sauda
Marlene Warnstaff
Fairfax
Olin Warnstaff
Fred Henderson
Rebecca
Virginia Crump
Omaha
Myrtle Hartis
Carl Duncan
Council BhuTs
Thid Lynn
Cart Ward
Titis
Florida
Jane ‘Tuedlay
Varn Finelcs
Claire
Carl Leport
Dole Taylor
Kent Ciary
Kieth Skaegs
Council Lutts
Bob Ozenbaieh
Lowe Cis
Airs
Myre Fistris
Mann
Prater
Jin Wievelock
Bird
Brad Reape
Frakers Burke
Rock Pork
Cinde
Mir
AL Wessels
Aod
Will Yelira
Satuday
Larry Sjul
Larry
Ted Horton
Des Moines
W. Sykes
George Ribann Patlaren
Tnd
Tommie
Ollyee
Steve
Sbittington
Wye
Lois Wehr Thorne
Shiley Mite Marsh
Cedi Marsh
Town
Joy Mullinix
Buffalo
E.V. Wright
Soe, Colemant
Willard Pierce
Farragut
Joe
George Dosh
Chicago
Monroy
Erin Doyle
Trey
Jmut
Sill
Wiss Elinor Goelteh Ieft
Tolstein
Towa
iMiss Goztteh
Lee
Cloyd Black
Joann
Jimmy
Denver
Colo
Black
Shiley Ledgerwood
Townstate College
Ames
Jefferson
Hamburg
Methodist Ladies’ Aid
Tee Smith
Aftern Toon
Leon Glenn
Mary Duck
Chas. Fisher
Harry Wieder
Chas. Owens
Fredlein
Rock Port
James Glenno
Peggy Smith
Stella
Long Brach
Calli
Danny
God Btella
Jackie Hubbard
Miami
Visi
Harry Manshela
Patricia Knothin
Bill Andrews
Arlington
Mans Teles
Adolph Zach
Juny
Phil Thompaun
Earl Pishin
Yakima
Margarethh
Seattle
Jon May
Aurora
Btes
Bud Singlow
Wayds
A. FE
Wanamaker
Flies
Mont
Lae
Juan Brown
Bud Blaylen
Cai Vera
Myzile Beatle
Margaret
Mianile Faye
Grocher
B. P. Boyles
Mary Boyle
Oye Tecab Hospital
Eresting
Laswell Opelt
Wis Opel
Tear Spieler
Miedaek Hruschel
Mas. Win
Spltuler
Brownville
E. L. Opelt
Don Myers
Shilayy
Tomany Miler
Will Gottsche
Monrose
Bridwe
Ariel
Gau Beul
San -Aw Caan
al Jays
Pawn
Vonue
Yonrh
Lpi
Yeemi
Mie
Danian
Eptee
Meg Museen
Roseanne Thule
Pechinee
Fee
Tod Hesdhie Mann
Pepe
Jolly Fletcher
Oregon
Craig
Trafic
Unt
Will
Everett Bronson
Fredonia
Kans
Dan Doerr
Frank Branson
Jann Jon
Esther Anedrews
Mullen
University of Town
Howard Long
Net
Chas. Thiessen
Longe Taye
Thiessens
Mr. Thiessen
Howard
Lo Lincoln
Nebraska City News: Ladder Accident Injures Youth
A youth at Marys hospital after a deep forehead laceration from tumbling 15 feet from a ladder at a local store. Eye witnesses describe the fall as the youth lost balance on the stairs, landing on his hands and face. Hospital observation planned.
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Bharles Gude
Nebraski
Mary's Hospital
Ivor Stever
Gude
Mehpaska
Unclear Sale Record From Fragmented OCR
Fragmentary text notes a sale involving items described as a stacker and wagon with references to partial outcomes and conditions. Names and specifics are obscured, leaving the key action and entities largely unreadable.
Torn county seat race sparks Creenfeld council clash
Creenfeld voters head to the polls as Jay Hobimen seeks the mayoral seat in a tight county contest. Candidates, local committees, and campaign efforts shape the high stakes race through the week.
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Creenfeld
Dainy Bara
Adate
Honduras leads Latin export roles in bananas and railways
Honduras dominates as a banana export hub with United Fruit and Singulard Protsuet Steamship control of key rail lines. bananas and corn shape the economy while gold and silver exports rise. US relations mirror trade, with about four-fifths of exports to the United States and equivalent imports from it. Oil exploration speed-up is forecast in the northeast with two new wells in Falls City field likely to start this week.
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Honduras
United States
Init
United Fruit Company
Protsuet Steamship Company
Ribeau
Armind
Liver Gil Fay
Olt
Mebrasin
Bkeny
Ohio Wit
Hunton
Skelly
Ohio
J. Sibbernsen
Falls City Field
Owirpis
Nebraska City
Haiti and the Dominican Republic on the same island
The passage notes Haiti as an independent island nation with a predominantly Negro population and a major crop shift from sugar to coffee. It cites population density roughly 250 per square mile in Haiti, compares it to the Dominican Republic, and mentions Haitian migration to work in palm gardens during boom days.
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Dominican Republic
Meiny
Balti
Thae
Nicaragua as a Possible Canal Route Between Central Americas
The Republic of Nicargua lies between Costa Rica and Honduras in Central America. US interest considers Nicaragua as a potential second canal path to connect oceans near Lake Managua, the region's economic heart with Vicarigua producing beans corn vegetables fruits and gold exports.
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Republic of Nicarmens
Caste Rica
Ameria
United States
Ulvidy
Lake Managua
Lake Michigan
North America
Titica ‘America
Nicaragua
Vicarigua
Troy Keeps Working Farm Life Despite Eightieth Birthday
Farmers report that Troy of Dewitt remains active on his farm as spring planting nears. At 80 years old he slows some tasks but continues field chores and cares for corn crops despite age.
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Petor Troy
Dewitt
Com
Troy
New Colors Trumpet License Reform Sparks Debate
Police tests in Town Spinway indicate new license colors boost visibility on white backgrounds. Officials say the change affects identification and safety factors, with community meetings planned to discuss implementation and public response.
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Spinway
Around Iowa Briefs and Notable Incidents
In Eagle Grove two government clerks totaling 1676 were found in a peculiar place by Oto Roepke. checks to M. Noel of Peterson damaged, likely stolen from the mails. In Albia, a truck bridge collapse on Red Cedar River near St Ansgar toppled corn, the 1880s bridge failing after a tornado. Buena Vista College marks its 1st anniversary in Storm Lake this year, begun six years earlier at Fort Dodge.
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Oto Roepke
Eagle Grove
Y M. Noel
Peterson
Clyde Durham
Albia
Red Cédar
St. Anscar
Carpenter
Annniversar
Buena Vista College Incorporattt
Storm Lake
Tymth Place
Fort Dodge
Fragmented OCR notes from a 19th century issue
A garbled set of local items mentions injuries and accidents, a note on a school sideline, a broken wrist, and a strange double yolked egg story. Mentions include Mrs Rayne Stil, Frank Miler, A. A. Lanarrttt, and Fred Fula jeweler. A lightning strike is reported harming a Norbies farm animal nearby.
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