Colonial Theatre uses a busy nightly slate for Montane Moon and more
Colonial Theatre presents Montane Moon Friday through Saturday June 20 and 21 with Walliaim Haines and Jaela Jiyams in leading roles. The program features The Girl Said so, plus Pully Moran and Marie Cresvley, and sets up a chorus of other well known stars. The plot follows a bright young businessman who pursues love and causes comic caveman chaos. Also shown is Gur Gang talking comedy and Fanny Brice in Do Yourself at the Col nis theatre June 23 and 23. Richard Dix stars in Lovin the Ladies on June 24 and 25 with Lois Wilson Rita La Roy. Short comedy and newsreel accompany the features.
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Walliaim Haines
Jaela Jiyams
Comediennes
Pully Moran
Marie Cresvley
Harnes
Fanny Brice
Cathedienne
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Robert Armasivone
Harry Gree
Richard Dix
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Lois Wilson
Rita Ua Roy
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Behard Dix
Ols Wilson
Rita la Roy
Young Men May Train For National Service Camps
Government calls young men aged seventeen to twenty four to enroll in a military training course offering elementary drill, physical development, and literacy. Camps are listed across multiple locations with travel at five cents per mile, some rail fare paid, others to arrange own transport. Applicants must be intelligent, literate, and of good character.
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Meleran Represented Wioshlogien at State Convention
Meleran represented Wioshlogien town at the state convention. The event, held last week, featured talks aimed at youth and instruction. Attendants, including Martha Borpiett of Chariton, received honors during the proceedings.
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Johnson
Martha ‘Borpiett
Chariton
Aneen
Foster Ene Final Decisive Challenge in Chi
Aワmrat organizaton objects to the decision on Foster Ene, arguing the final outcome in Chicago alters conditions and raises concerns about process integrity. The group emphasizes transparency and calls for review of the ty-end timeline and related actions.
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Seer Kolrit
Chi
Jhera
In Memoriam Mrs. Frances Peters a Christian Woman
The community bids farewell to Mrs Frances Peters whose life of service touched family church and circle of friends. Her kindness in sickness care and mothering, once rare, exemplified female virtue and Christian influence that outlives her passing.
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Frances
Petuts
Merry
Mrs. Peters
Saran Frances Peters
East Side Merchants Baseball Challenge Declared
Howard Colon issues a challenge to Don Dougan and heirs over a feud about east and west side merchants. A benefits gate would fund the Harbor Street Comfort Station. The plan frames a charitable baseball duel to settle the dispute and deter further talking.
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Don Dougan
Howard Colon
Colon
East Side
Diamontl
Dougan
Mr. Golon
Mr. Dougan
West Side
Auburg
Cl Wal
Bridge Worker Drowned on New Nebraska Span
The first casualty on the new bridge belt near the Mighty River in Nebraska. worker Smith slipped into swift currents and drowned after heavy tools weighed him down. Rescue efforts failed as swift water swept workers away and authorities searched the area.
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Nebraska
Smith
Maring & Ible
Burlington
MT Wobrusku
My. Smith
Local hospital notes and county project meeting report
Injured Taske Roscoe Kephart from Tebor underwent knee surgery after an axe incident and is recovering well at the hospital. Several Sidney residents received medical treatment or admissions including Mrs. Luther Fox and Miss Marjorie Grebe. others were operated on for tonsils adenoids and appendicitis. County project meeting in Sidney discussed year three child care courses with Mrs. Neale Rowles and Mrs. Alms Jones guiding lessons from Sept to Feb. A wedding at the Rev. Bucher pastorate united Miss Brendt and Mr. Klemm in marriage on Wednesday evening.
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Roscoe Kephart
Tebor
Luther Fox
Sidney
Donna Bartholomew
Fock Port
John Hastings
Riverton
Merlban Bruce
Dan Carter
Marjorie Grebe
County Projet
Neale Roowles
Ames
Alms Jones
Yarry Welder
Harman Minze
Walter Johnson
Washington Townshire
Seers
Lotse Rerenmt
Carl Klemm
Hubbard
Arthur Kitt
William
Fourteen Years Ago in Town News Items
Lucille Williams infant daughter of Walter Williams living seven miles east of town suffered minor burns from common contact with ady¢ tan receiving many baths but avoiding mouth exposure. Miss Clara Cumberland left Western Union work to return home in the northern part of the state for weeks before pursuing a passion in Galesburg. James Hayward named new manager of steamboats and W messenger service. Verne Painly the messenger boy. Mr and Mrs F P Bronson Jr. narrowly escaped an automobile accident Sunday evening.
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Lucille
Walter Willams
Tadhi
Ady¢ Tan
Clara Cumberland
Western Union
Galesburg
Jaume Hayward
Ste Oles
Verne Painly
Two Drownings on Missouri River Near Hamburg
Two men drowned five miles southeast of Hamburg as a motor boat neared Jesse Taylor’s field. The boat drifted downstream after the men disappeared, later found at sea and presumed to be Earl Beam of Nebraska City. BR Bronson sold his restaurant to Frank Jr as he nears retirement. A wedding at Trenton Missouri united Dr Jesse Beatty and Miss Pearl Snyder with about a hundred guests.
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Hamburg
Tnry
Baker
Holliman
Jesse Taylor
Ony
Earl Beam
Nebraska
Bronson
Frank, Jr
Bronson Nas
Frank
Ifeo
Trenton
Jesee Beatty
Farragut
Pearl Snyder
W. W."laughline
High Creek
Watsor
Hock Fort
Ethel Willard
Rock
Fleport
Fragmentary report on a drowned man found in river
A decomposed body was recovered from the river near Meck Port area. The likely cause and exact identity remain unclear, with investigators noting the victim appeared tied and in a waterlogged region, suggesting he had been in the water for weeks.
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Cr. T. Ial
Kymea
Hla
Stonx City Man Enthusiastic About New Medicine
A Stonx City man expresses optimism about a new medicine, claiming significant improvement in health after five pills. He notes the treatment’s positive effect after years of struggle and urges others to seek medical guidance for similar results.
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Stonx
Dailey credits Konjola for stomach relief in Sioux City
Mr Fred A Dailey of Sid West Sixth Street Sioux City says five years of stomach trouble and general rag town condition left him weak with poor appetite until a friend recommended Konjola. After finishing five bottles over a month, no ailment has returned and he expresses deep gratitude.
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Fred A. Dailey
Sid West Sixth Street
Sioux City
Fragmentary note hints at bonds and large losses
A partial, garbled excerpt mentions bonds and thousands of men affected. The readable words reference Gepellen Samah and Kan eda hate, but no clear event, dates, or identifiable subjects emerge. The fragment provides insufficient context for a full news item.
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