Candid Faces in a Peony Party Crowd
In a playful department feature, a lineup of local figures is teased with clues about their identities. Notes hint at professions, humor, and ties to a peony exhibit while inviting readers to spot and guess who each person is.
Sunday School Lesson on Faith and Gods Existence
The article notes a Sunday School lesson for June 27 1937 stressing faith in God as revealed in the Bible and promising a profound yet simple understanding. It also reports local mentions of Snyder and Kephart families, residents visiting and home renovations, plus agricultural updates on grasshopper control, drought effects, soil conservation tree planting, and farming notices from Fremont County in Kansas.
Fragmented Percival News Item Mentions Local Figures
Fragmentary OCR text references names such as BATTS and NM dates, with scattered mentions of individuals including a developmentally disabled person and Mis Raymond. The readable portions suggest a local news brief about people and events, but many words are garbled, offering limited verifiable facts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danymrer
Anne Atrelens
Cima
GANG
Kon Dann
Fai
Sishoe
Bray Baalley
Cinibyyetla. Pty
Werived
Fat Dan
Raymond Ayder
Mini Batley
Coxx Chapel Social Scene and Local Visits
The article recounts a social afternoon at Coxx Chapel with Mrs Florence Anderson and a West meeting guest list including Mesdames Jaeckel Hinze Bepner and Flor ence Ander som. It notes various Sunday visits and callers such as Mr and Mrs Schlotthauer, Kans residents, and local residents Albert Locators and Roscoe Case visiting Shenandoah.
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al Trosper
Brent
Mesdames Pay Jaeckel
Chatiey
Hinze
Bepner
Florence
Gertrude
Fautie Andersom
West
Florence Anderson
al Whisler
Alex Vogel
Robert Dascisel
Atyl
A. J. Schlotthauer
Eni Fruchting
Kans
Shenandoah
Browning
Roscoe Case
Fritz Jaeckel
Agoin Rolie
City Cxllers
Sanioni
Omatta Mandas
Thalah Risdon
Daugh
Laic
Albert Locators
Doe Sundar
Farm Bureau Notes Taino Bran Resite Mistrial
Farm Bureau notes describe a mistrial and mention financial figures around £9,009 pounts, with references to poisoning and a Beverton area incident. The report lists numerous fatalities and a large number of dead, tied to a flood or attack event. Detailing names and precise actions is hindered by garbled OCR text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferrow
Schneider
Ieee
Mit
Farmers urged to curb hoppers with bran broadcast
Dr Curran urged state and federal action against hopper infestations during a Page and Fremont Farm Bureau radio broadcast. Farmers were asked to back the movement and use bran to control hoppers. The report notes a cattle sale at Harford with 152 lots including 170 females, averaging $587, led by Hereford stock from major breeders. Auctioneer A W Thompson of Lincoln presided, with ex Governor Sam McKelvie assisting. Bonita Zato, grand champion, sold for 4100 to Robert L Wilson of Prescott Arizona. a sister brought 3050 to Frank Cooper Tipton California.
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Page
Fremont Comery Farm Bureau
EMA
Curran
Robert BM
Hadlitt
Nto
Harford
Strus
America
Gal
A. W. Thompson
Lincoln
Nebr
Sam McKelvie
Nebraska
Mencher
Frank Cooper
Tipton
Calif
Bonyhell
Bonita Zato
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Held on Serious Charge in Fairfax area case
Frank Plumb, long time resident of Trinh Grave west of Fairfax, is jailed as prosecuting witness is his 15 year old adopted daughter. Emma Wayr, arrested last Saturday, faced preliminary hearing that was moved to Fairfax courthouse with Justice H P Ravage present. Prosecution bound over Plumb for circuit court trial with $19,000 bond. Plumb a lifelong poultry prominent figure in the county. Separate item: Works Progress Administration docks project approved for Plattsmouth Nebraska, with 65 to 75 thousand dollars spend for 250 by 56 feet dock and 200 by 30 warehouse. Bids to be opened, work to start this month, barges to haul farm produce, enabling cheaper transport and potential yearly savings. Nine foot channel, width 1000 feet, to be cut via Fort Peck dam control at Port Peck Montana.
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Frank Plumb
Trinh Grave
Fairfax
Muuehter
Emma Wayr
H. P. Ravage
Peters
B. Hunt
Moo
Geriist
Gerrish
Plunth
Lee
Atchison Co. Mail
Flattsmouth
Missouri
Plattsmouth
Works Progress Administration
Nebraska
Fort Peck
Port Peck
Mont
Radio fans enjoy vast array of programs and ads
A noisy stream of words extols radio as a link to news, fiction, markets, and entertainment. It urges readers to use the paper for personal benefit through advertisements from grocers, clothiers, and furniture dealers while noting advertisers’ role in lower prices. A New York man’s bigamy sentence is mentioned as cruel punishment.
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Ray Lauritson
Br. Whelée Sperry
A. Bo Wanamaker
A. T. Volkmenn
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Lawn
Wim
Nemgha County
Jack
Geo
Willy
Thiria
Ceeper
Donele Walt
Miso
Brendan
Drae W. Tandy
al McPherson
Ion
Lin
Faruens
Soil Conservation Service
J. P. Preston
Forestar
Sail Conservation Service
Lir
Curran Stutz
Agriculture
Ins
Frederick Schneider
Robert Overton
State Department of Agriculture
Fremont
The
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Coxx
Farm Bureau Notes
Hanbury
Hamburg
Newtors
Bliss
Golden Sun
Sneke
Sally May
Hamburg, Iowa
Malvern Grater
New York
LAMB
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Oxford