Mr Hill Writes of Vacation Trip Across the Midwest to New York
Mr Hill recounts a family road trip from Iowa through Illinois and Missouri to Windsor Canada and Niagara Falls, planning stops in Montreal Quebec and Maine. He notes scenic roads, historic sites near Keokuk Fort Madison Burlington Clinton Galena and Dubuque, with visits to Gen Grant’s home and other town landmarks. The diary mentions the National Editorial association convention in New York City and a return via Mississippi River towns, reflecting on history and seasonal crop conditions.
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Windsor
Canada
Niagara
Gretchen
Montreal
Quebec
Maine
Boston
New York City
National Editorial Association
Lakes George
Placid
Creston
Pisgah
Iowa
Keokuk
Mississippi
Pr de Chien
Foti
Crawford
Lilie Brown
Shenandoah Rape Case Involving Two Men
Shenandoah Evening Sentinel reports two men J. Camp and Alan E. Trenslenits were jailed in Fremont County on rape charges after luring Mina Nadine Lassey a Shenandoah resident for a car ride. She escaped near Waubonsie bridge, sustaining a broken arm and multiple cuts. she was treated at Shenandoah Hospital and released early in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. 2
Camp
Alan
Fremont County
Shenandoah Evening Sentinel
Shenandoah
Mina Nadine Lassey
Rowell Lassey
Pot Lady
Waubonsie Bridge
Shenandeeh
White
Shenandoah Hospital
Golden Wedding Day marks at Iowa State Fair
Iowa State Fair officials announced a Golden Wedding Day to honor couples married fifty years or more. Local communities will host precelebrations through late August, culminating with a grandstand show and entertainment at the fair. G B Swisher of Mitchellville was named superintendent coordinating statewide jubilees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa
Atute Fair
Throushout
Colden
G. B. Swisher
Mitchellville
Cayes
Horace M Black Dies In Quiet Town Death
Horace M. Black dies after a long life marked by family ties and local residence. The obituary notes his parents Hide Blan and Armefisi, with references to a varied career and lasting ties to Wet eek part and Dowd and Karon. Funeral services were held at Maasfield with burial in a local cemetery as friends and relatives gathered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Mt, Black
Hide Blan
Armefisi
Dorn
Weteek
Dowd
Karon
Aunely
Paseral Young
Notable Wedding Chronicle with Local Family Lines
Local notices recount the marriage of Mrs. Curniis daughter Alice Purnell of Bt. Jie and Herbert Bell, son of GE Bull. The ceremony included vows at Astorry Suntay with attendance from Jub Dessouts Mu. The event highlights family ties and regional social customs.
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Alen
Guanes
Curniis Daughtar
Alice Purnell
Herbert
Bell
GE. Bull
Fae
Sind Seths
Jub Dessouts
Nephew and Friends Crown in Wash
Edward A Bath nephew of Mrs Minnie Medford of this city drowned in the Clearwater river near Clarkston Washington on May 26 While riding with companions the party mounted a mountain road and an overtaking car passed causing Bath to attempt to pass the other when his machine left the highway and plunged into the stream. Rescue efforts included dragging the river and an airplane search. Bath was an instructor in Clarkston schools and was known in this community from college days in Peru. Relatives have gone to Washington to assist in locating the body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward A Bath
Minnie Medford
Clearwater
T Raton Jr
Clarkston
Washington
Bath
Jebi Bath
Brownville
Nebraska
Vera N. Mongklad
Beis
Clarkaton
Anid
Uney
Cook
Aubrebemak
Alain
Spmeles
Peru
Ee Bek
Hamburg
Alter Swar
Kanetto Washington
Brownlie
Roto Press
Pen Crop Harvest Row On During Last Dive Of Ute Press
In a fragmented report, workers harvest the large pen crop with trucks delivering vines to facilities near the Missouri River. Miners, vendors, and plants from Nebenskir City and nearby areas are involved. Officials note a season yield and quality improvements over 1936, with work continuing through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muller
Xevern
Missouri
Hullian
Oboe Food Products
Nebenskir City
Carson-Barrett and Mrs Barrevels Notice in Terre Haute
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Carson-Barrett and Mrs Barrevels, with references to a forthright notice in Terre Haute. It shows names like York and Evans, a city and civil matters, and an operator linked to a legal or public action, but details are unclear.
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York
Evans
Barrevl
Bredeiyne
United
Ayert
Oae
Tity Unt
Fragmentary Note Recites Personal Licenses and Names
A garbled OCR fragment references a student at a university and mentions names and dates in disordered form. It mentions a person named Seanad and a place related to a prayer, with unclear actions or events. The text is incomprehensible in places, containing many mis-typed words.
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Jokiens Morris
Vieley
Seanad
Receives His Master of Arts Degree
G Malbuayne Jones, son of Mrs J va Joner of Trimbare, earned a Master of Arts from Boston University Graduate School. He worked with H Manafeld and Son funeral directors, then Ghell Petroleum in Arkansas City, and later completed a degree at Southwestern College. He pursued theology studies at Boson Gil School of Theology and Graduate Behr, with writings in biblical field and a reward project.
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G. Malbuayne Jones
J ‘Va Joner
Trimbare
Boston University
Byuh
I. Jenne
Pease
H. Manafeld
Hamburs
Town
Te Wake
Ghell Petroleum Corporation
Arkansas City
Kans
Southwestern College
Winfield
Boson Gil School of Theology
Behr
Jones Thesia
Dones
Hoxton University
Theale
Wil
Ackley William Franklin obituary notice
William Franklin Ackley born September 3 1863 died June 1 1940. He left seven years ago Greenshead and was married September 7 1908 to Ella Weoley who died January 11 1909. Survived by children William Roy Ackley Myrtle Masoud Mrs Robison and others. a brother George Lex and sister Jennie Thompson. Funeral at Hanbun Rov with interment Monday.
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Willan Frankly Ackley
Greenshead
Quays
Ella Weoley
Hombury
Tayey
Hamburtt
Qildren
Georglex
Fort Dodge
Tewa
Jennie Thompson
Wolbark
Nebraska
F. Tod Jboure
F. Tod Jboure Yi Prhnrilay Fitete Funeral Home To Hanbun Rov
J. Oberl Hutchinon
Effletat Mide
Untitled fragmentary notice from a historical newspaper
Fragmentary OCR text mentions names and places in a garbled style with unclear events and dates. It references persons, organizations, and possible locations but lacks coherent actions or outcomes to summarize a single clear item. The readable content is insufficient for a precise headline or summary.
Features This Week At The Colonial Theater
A glitchy readable listing outlines a busy Colonial program with "The Adventuress" and "We Are Adventurers" as main features. It mentions Blondie titles and other attractions across Thursday to Monday, highlighting star names and showtimes.
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Golpnit
Chic Yount
Jehan
Athens
Hallyweed
Superior
Harlolf
Stanley
Canarias Gee
Pat Cotole
Uae
A Pretty Wedding at the Baker Home
A wedding at the Baker residence featured Miss Nora Gretin and Mr. Huss with G. L. Hulsiader officiating. The bride wore an afternoon gown and flower hat, attended by Tune Tourside and Leeneer WET. The ceremony included traditional ring service and reception details, with guests and families noted in local society style.
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Philp Mecullum
Dorada Gliy
Wie Goltache
Tubfne Baker
Marke Gottiche
Eutoy
Barbie
Ayr Candies
Wee Ac
Nebr
Alvin
Lelie Ji
Uae
Hat OMT and Court Figures Circulate Amid Confusing Text
A scrambled OCR fragment mentions individuals and places in a convoluted event, including names such as Meadors and Hite, a confrontation or ledger, and a scene involving a warehouse tree and rafters. The readable bits indicate a local incident or meeting with unclear specifics and dates.
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Cbs. Meadors
Peeserd
Marie Copartment
Buadiay
Hite
Jont Hellen
Ruth Myrtis Schultz dies at 48 in Kansas
Ruth Myrtis Schultz born April 1902 in Hamburg Iowa died June 5 1949 in Leavenworth Kansas at age 48. She married Sel B Schultz October 22 1935 at Greeba Nebraska and had Edward J and Howard Dee. She was a member of the Baptist church of Brookings and lived in Hamburg until 1925. Funeral services were held at Mansfield Funeral Home with Rev J Gilbert Hutshinada officiating. burial at Green Grove Cemetery.
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Ruth Myrtis Schultz
Apel KI
Hamburg
Iowa
Leavenworth
Kansas
Edward J
Step Sears Gid
Howard Dee
Baptist 7 Church of
Brookings
Ane
Muara
Sel
F. J. Sehutas Dar cNidren
Edward
Business Women Steak Fry Acknowledges Local Group
A flurry of names marks a Tuesday evening steak fry hosted by Maude and Hic Run for businesswomen. Attendees included Anta Driver and Mary Boyle among others, with plans to meet at the park thwarted by rain.
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Suschess Uxt
M Maude
Uie Park
Cretise
Anta
Abe
Laireny Mrasneer
Otto Putmaly Teatth
Mende Hoty
Mende Hoty Sittermid Netians
Wess Danforth
Ed Rands
Membr Prunrim
Bry
Everett Gree
Alner Mattes
Harlan Potter
Ausletin
Mary Boyle
Athe Ciuts
May Weather Report From May Territory Records
In May the territory recorded 3 77 muetes of rain. The heaviest rainfall occurred during forty five minutes of the evening on May 70th with 246 debits. The day saw several notable measurements including temperatures around 4 degrees and diverse daily readings.
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Prurtty Rluuely Ds Hopegeny
Alent Hass
Phinider
Pathe Edsel
Liefleseney Fy
Nora
Ete
New Teachers likely elected amid mixed regional shifts
Fragments show new teachers elected, with references to school leaders, location names, and potential service changes. Names and places appear garbled, but indicate a local education shift and appointments affecting instructional staff and administration.
Favorable Answers to Questionnaires for 194 Prong Festival
The 194 Prong Festival planning committee distributed questionnaires to Hambure area business and professional people. About 65 responses were returned, showing strong support for continuing and improving the festival and seeking details on self-sustaining operations and concession policy.
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Hambure
Ual
Onsale & Esrumercing Club
Lae Namumally
Asahi
Fereni
Cougavasienane
Patton
Government seeks chemists as urgent applicants
Fragmentary OCR notes refer to U S government chemists recruitment and related names, places, and agencies. The text mentions Benton Phiegares, various departments, and dates, with scattered references to officials and science-related roles.
Fragmented OCR Summary of Local Event
The readable parts mention individuals and places with garbled text. Names appear and a possible schedule or meeting is implied but specifics are unclear. No clear event, date, or organization can be confirmed from the legible fragments.
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Mr. Hill
Iowa State Fair
Horace M. Black
Phayed
Astorry Suntay
Aijee Nabs
Phived Fine Mh
Aebey Fen Pales
Carson-Barrett
Nile
William Franklin Ackley
W. Taker
Uuforbh
Tev O. Mntehinsen, JR
Morelock
TF. Daunin
Gly NX
Be Prather
Opaur
Chas
Nelson
W. de Yout
Bop
Alcinerebion
Hiark Honda
Maser
THE
Grdrey
Perea Demian
IBM
Lake i
Chaves Ballioe
Dydnawes
Heaton
May
Ferentty
Shier
Vammnerey
Ediay
Gartlatti
Hedsbeda
Coonomien
Alepsert Rovenir
Vivian Menimney
Arionton
Gale Obeel Bey
Varkisal
Kiws
U. S
Benton Phiegares
Goboner
Pave
Moe Atiany
Paul Vere
Uni
Deguehny
Mme
Target
Taeen
Mie
Grewee
Greg Ak
Greg
Abedin
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