R Armstrong Obsessive Hunch Reported In Family Notes
A fragmented anonymous column describes R Armstrong as guided by a persistent “hunch” affecting various actions and family matters. The piece jumbles anecdotes about Washington investigations, old orchard crops, and mistaken identifications, with playful digressions on Al Capone, Indiana origins, and a swede cook’s tale. It mentions Armstrong’s moves to a city and quirky episodes involving recipes, crosswords, and a curious “hunch” trait shared by Armstrongs.
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Howe Nwn
al Capone
Chicago
Harry
Binclain
Army
Indiana
Hoosier State
Armstrong
University of
Altor
Armatrong
Roemetick
John Kane
Fianah
Thris
Amiy
Leuk Curteus
Rimedane Examines Child Labor and Safety Standards
A garbled report discusses a seven year tenure at WOH and the Blanford Intelligence blend. It mentions state teachers, trainees, and a test framework for children aged two to ten, with references to safety, Labor and education authorities, and a focus on compliance and oversight.
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Rimedane
Prust
Munk
Shemdesh
Blanford
Julia K Tewei
Pasert
Bilig
Tibet
Way Smith Buys Ate Harris House in South Hamburg
A deal completed in recent weeks makes Way Smith the owner of the Ate Harris house in South Hamburg. Smith plans to take possession in mid July and move into the property. The article notes no details on Harris’s future plans.
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Way Smith
Hamburg
Mr. Smith
Walt
Hospital Notes Reveal Multiple Tonsil and Surgery Cases
Master Lowell Duff and Miss Harriet Stokenber, both from\nFarragut and Linton, were tonsil patients at the hospital last Wednesday. Several others including Mrs Vera Mangoe, Payne. Mrs Clarence King, Shenandoah. Mrs Grant Hockenberry, Monederson. Miss Helena Hoppmut, Northboro. Master Gene Huith, Watson. Master John Duncan Burg, Watson. J O Leonard, Siney. Leo Noads, Thorman. Ernesh Lamb, Hienbury. Mika Lenora Leader, Papillion. Mrs Kragst Wolf, Rack Part. Manila Emmett Evans, Watson. Mixes Elaine Kigocell, Silverton. and Master Charles Atkinson, Sid ney, are listed with recent operations or injuries and hospital care.
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Lowell Duff
Farragut
Harriet Stokenber
Linton
Vera Mangoe
Payne
Clarence King
Shenandoah
Grant Hockenberry
Monederson
Helena Hoppmut
Northboro
Gene Huith
Watson
John Duncan Burg
J. O. Leonard
Siiney
Leo Noads
Thorman
Ernesh Lamb
Hienburi
Mondl
Elaine Kigocell
Silverton
Charles Atkinson
Sidney
Incoherent OCR item about a mysterious box and terms
Fragmentary text describes Genego Stapier sending a box to Rev J O Stapler. Readers debate what the box is called with terms like new hean and kink. It is unclear and contains garbled phrases and misspellings.
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Genego Stapier
J. O. Stapler
George
Mexican Heenan Injured in Garage Accident
While a car was bucked from the Keen garage a few days ago Mrs Tin han sustained injuries. A door caught between the car and the door frame causing knee and leg injuries. She endured severe pain and required treatment for hurt knees and limbs.
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Mex
Heenan
Commencement Exercises At Baptist Church Vacation School
The Baptist Church Vacation School held its commencement last Friday with a full audience of scholars and friends. Judges awarded ribbons for work across departments, with winners including John Gouche and Robert Biadas for Book Trays and Hazel Warner along with Ethel Thomas for Baskets.
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Baptist Church
John Gou ¥Che
Robert Biadas
Hazel Warner
Ethel Thomas
Ian Baty L. Harrow
Leol
Stullnamt Hagel Werner
Barlene van
Winkle
Ivis Rosseau
Cardinal visitors brighten Cartmill farm bird feeders
Cordbraly Daily notes Mrs James Cartmill watches birds at her Hanbury area farm. A large porch feeder attracts several kinds of birds, including a shy pair of cardinals that gradually grew bold, feeding with others and drawing daily admiration from Mrs Cartmill as more cardinals joined the group.
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James Cartmill
Hanbury
Cartmill
Carl Mill
Ani
Dinner Event At Mrs Simoni Phot House
Mrs Simoni Phot hosts a dinner at her Bra on Yaraday residence with notable guests Tones Finnell and an assistant hoatesk. Tia Midivon tadiex will attend alongside invited guests for the Metin event.
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Simoni Phot
Yaraday
Jina Big
Bern
Tones Finnell
Hoatesk
Tia Midivon Tadiex Wit
Test of Love and Regeneration at Colonial Theatre
The Colonial Theatre presents Thursday and Friday nights June 20 and 21 with Man, Woman and Wife starring Norman Kerry Pauline Shirk and Marion Nixon. A prison to society tale unfolds as a coward changes identity after war and is saved by a society woman and a daring young girl. The ninth chapter of A Final Rec Koning will screen as well. On Saturday June 22 Juath Elder stars in Winger Horsemen, a Western thriller with aerial action and adding romance. Magic, a beachy comedy, stars Dorothy Mackaill and Jack Mell, showing Sunday and Monday June 23 and 24 with Two Weeks Off. Wives Won’t Weaken, a short, and The Circus Kid, a large circus comedy with Hebe Cortello and Frankie Darra close the lineup for June 25 and 26.
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Colonial Theatre
Norman Kerry
Pauline Shirk
Marion Nixon
A Toward
Mar
Tetvlerloin
Gibson
Jiuth Elder
Mike
Elder
Raite
Heat Gibson
Rome
Dorothy Mackail
Jack Melhall
Lille
Dorothy
Jack
Circus Fire Drama Sparks Real Life Romance
From the Mid Phe seriex comes a real life romance amid a circus fire. Frankie Darra, a white circus waif, endures hardship but sacrifices to save a friend during a storm when a man-eating lion breaks free. The film showcases life in a circus, with animals, decorated wagons, and daily risks for those who make you laugh.
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Tlemor
Circus Fire
Frankie Darra
A.creus
Mattes Home Hosts Warm Wedding Charivari
Relatives and friends gathered at the home of Mr and Mrs Ralph Mattes last Thursday evening for a traditional charivari. A sizable crowd enjoyed a pleasant evening and the newlyweds received many beautiful presents during a 101 sing send-off.
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Ralph Mattes
Egg Found In Egg Within An Egg Mystery
Mrs Dick Miller brought a small white egg to the office found on Tuesday. It resembles a bird egg both in size and shape with a soft shell and rough finish. The egg was discovered intact in an ordinary age.
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Dick Miller
Riverton Lodge Hosts Riverine O O F Officers
Riverton lodge entertained by Riverine O O F lodge Friday evening and reported being royally entertained by their brother. About fifty members of the local lodge attended the function.
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Riverton Lodge
Riverine
Fecal Lodge
Ricketts News Highlights Local Visits and Births
Mildred Elder of Craig Missouri visits her aunt Mrs. Gibbons while Ralph Staley and family from Nebraska City spend the day at the Gibbon home. A baby girl arrived to Mr and Mrs Frank Girawy of Yankton Oak. Mrs. Garnney is remembered for a local event. Dollie Harrie Iyer and Williamson family of Kansas City Missouri are mentioned with several community notes.
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Mildred Elder
Craig
Nortid
Ralph Staley
Nebraska City
Jim Gibbon
Frank Girawy
Yankton
A. Oak
Garnney
Ax Eyat McNutt
Miki Kellian
Satunlep
Mias
Dollie Harrie Iyer
Williamson
Manaas City
Gedar
Raplets
Reotie Smith
Amen
Tioine
Sat
Local notes and family updates from the region
The column shares brief items about residents and visitors. Bruce Gibson and family spent Sunday at his father's home. Ed Jenkins farms thirty acres of potatoes and reports a fine patch. Mr and Mrs Ji McNatt planned an extended visit to southern Missouri. Cora Horner of Nebraska City visits relatives this week. John Bower, Grant Chelvey, and Realgh Williams helped Stears Cope with alfalfa work.
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Eamaner
St. Mary's Hospital
Trasheta City
Tueaday
Bruce Gibson
Ed Jenkins
Ji McNatt
Missouri
Frank Lard
H. H. Hur
Mra
Wheklon
Wesley Israal
Cora Horner
Nebraska City
John Bower
Grant Chelvey
Realgh Williams
Stears Copeland
Expressed Another Way Farm to City Misadventures
A fragmented rustic anecdote contrasts a farm boy and city brothers with letters about nightlife sports and travel. It weaves mis-spellings and odd phrases, noting reckless driving at rail crossings, summer heat blamed on the weather man, and light humor about names and rowing deaths.
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Farm Bay
Yesterlay
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API Wiley
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Hebe Cortello
Ricketts News
the Mamlure Reporter
Ilamburg, Town
Lehere
Kitchenkook
Reid's Hardware
Winchester
Lawa
Mead’s
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Sunien
Omaha
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Sam
Boe
Boyle’s Daylight Store
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