Payne News Items From Nab ranka City and Nearby Areas
Local notes list Mrs Myrtle Weke and family visiting Nab ranka City and nearby towns. Several entries recount visits by M A Nixon and family, Sunday gatherings, and attendances at meals. The Valley Park school closed with a picnic drawing about fifty attendees. Minor health notes mention a sick list.
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Myrtle Weke
Daugheter
June
Minsex Dorik Marth
Nellie Gackerham
Nabranka City
Ageday
M.A. Nixon
Apent
Lewin Pierce
Raymond Maumh
Beatrice
Raymond Nixon
Roland Nixon
Sylvia
Richard Nixon
Omaha
Cornell Blutts
Valley Park
Taymand Nixot
M. L. Shenrwell
Geo. Montwailer
Mitule Keys
John Powers
Pred Powers
Ranedelyhy
M.A. Niven
Mose Givens
Clyde Perry
Jon
Mama
Ben Givens
M. L. Shemwell
M. P. Givens
Jase Dojel
Raymond Nixon Sant
Old Home Town memories recalled by Little Bob Southern
A reminiscence from Little Bob Southern, known as Nobert in business circles, returns to the Old Home Town. The letter recalls childhood friends, the court square, the fire, carved initials on a tree, and trains of memories as the author observes how the town has changed while keeping echoes of the past. The writer notes unchanged street scenes, the old Mayble trees, courting couples, and a lingering sense of nostalgia amidst present-day life.
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Lyte Bob" Southern
Glia
Dob
Big Hob
Little Bob
Nobert
Ian
Mia
Carson
Howard Boyy
Avery
Porkup
Eld
Old Hone
Zoinnt
Mort
Sheald
Little Ball
Talay
Courly
Grasa
Kome
Bouth
Rick Ant
Husbands and fools in a Prairie charm and fear
A quirky, fragmented 1930s column notes on husbands and wives, jokes on marriage, and rural life. It mentions Tub Ward, Turmyator, Lady Jones and Mrs Susie, plus a Farming Sometimes Page column with local notices. It references education day with Dr. Horenet and community events and a census comparison of Iowa farms.
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Hale
Aml
Susie Jones
Mr. Brown
Couti
Paris
Golf ball rule change shifts play with lighter design
A brief Iowa notes item reports the United States Golf Association approving a larger lighter ball set to become standard January first. The new ball will be at least 1.08 inches in diameter and weigh no more than 1.54 ounces, with easier control for average players and improved approaches and putting. Nearby reports mention Chickens dressed and sold for 232 fries to a Pullman Co. in a Chicago Denver mining case, noting Black Jersey Giant birds averaging over 2.5 pounds and fetching 1 cent per pound.
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Freedine
Glenwood
Lake of
Fontanelle
Politha
Pullman Company
Chicago
Denver
Griswold American
Memorial Service Plans At High Creek Baptist Church
High Creek Baptist Church reports good turnout for Sunday school and morning worship. With cooler air, services moved outdoors, and an open air revival enjoyed. Next Sunday May 2 morning worship will include Memorial services with a theme drawn from “Some Legacy is From Our Dead Heroes.” Rain prevented last Sunday evening services.
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High Creek Baptist Church
Iowa Factory Payroll And Employment Figures Questioned
Fragmentary report notes Iowa factories employ about 109000 and references payroll figures with unclear terms. The text appears garbled with mixed letters and partial numbers, making exact entities and context uncertain.
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Iowa
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