Local Social Roundup with Visits and Events
Mr and Mrs Raymond Nixon hosted visitors including their son Monas at the Don Trivetpiece. The Valley Farm Ladies Aid met with Mrs Mon tor Cookeslam. several guests attended despite rain. Community gatherings featured entertainments, church services, graduations, picnics, and garden club outings across Percival, Hamburg, and nearby towns.
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Raymond Nixon
Monas
Vailey Farm
Montor
Lee Cyouse
Frank Ward
Slippen
Hougher Joyce
Oregon
Red Claus
Nebr
Daugh
Fou
Bruce Fender
Pacife Junction
Hamburg
Long
Albert. Gardner
Ralph Dixon
Bluey
James Dowdley
Chiespa
Mery Dignan
Hewsburg
John Welker
Ralpte Walker
Gent Walker
Ray Bmy
Glanda Walker
Sam Stitt
Frnally
Tom Dryden
Earwin
Welmer
Prng Reva
Keys
Carl Propp
Ganewalker
Burton
A. W. Pierran
Des Mourice
Quentin Parkison
Feoglvai
John Gordon
Hare
Monroe Cockerham
Virgil Cockerham
Sment
Herene
Ralph Niven
Lundy
Ray Brayshame
First Presbyterian Church Services and Events
Sunday services include Sunday school at 1 th, morning worship, and a 6:20 Young People's meeting. The pastor invites all to hear a sermon on The Paris and Possibitts Hen of the Hens When We Are Alone, with a choir preparing music. A sermon on The great bank for the Unracing Flower will follow evening service. The Ratly Vacation Mite Setrool holds a Sunday session at 4 30, with Sunday school at 458.
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Pesrytertan
Tegular
Paris
Bamberg
W. E. Dysare
Mandy Moarnily
Movik
Wiliaty Stenzel
Mortini
Seder
E. Eh Tal
Local church notices and Vacation Bible School plans
Owing to a local festival week, Bible Study and prayer services are held Wednesday at the Baptist church. Vacation Bible School begins Monday June 2 and continues for two weeks at the Methodist church. Sessions run promptly at 6:30 and end at 11:00 with classes in Bible and handwork for all ages. The church invites all readers to Sunday school at 10:00 AM, morning worship at 11:00, Fyeworth League at 6:30 PM, and a 7 PM service with songs and preaching. A Proa Festival invitation extends to readers over the weekend at Worthington Minnesota, plus local church services and youth meetings throughout.
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Sestivdih
Bapthc Church
J. Oilbert Butchiinson
Methodis
Methodist Church
Beasley
Atlantic
Sindey School
Nivel
nTas Malloy
Thutader
Gund
Worthington
Minn
Hideo
Payne event honors Walker family amid community turnout
A local gathering supported Mrs. Clante Walkers birthday with family members including Ralph Walker and John Walker present. The event featured various attendees and was described with mixed details about participants and relatives.
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Tallyou Ane
Chiledren
Cullson
Eveat
Ralph Walker
Clante
Elmer Warren
Te Molnis
Mary Alnar
Tijenan
Uae
Barninare
Warren
Farnan
Mir
Tully Aes
Lee
Dadny Citra
Jan
Vibe Sindhievel
Garden Club Tour Highlights Hiawatha Visit
The Lay Mrs. W. L. Herren Garden Club spent a day in Hiawatha visiting the local garden club. Hosts greeted 95 guests at the courthouse lawn and led tours of gardens and memorials, including statues honoring Mr. and Mrs. Davis.
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Davis
Fis
Hiawatha
Hiawatha Park
Garden Club
Marysville
Kans
Jena
W. L. Herren
Mit
Court House
Hiawatha Garden Club
Cary and Guides
Angin
Somonatin
Mr. Davis
Anc
Mexico Aims Wide Reforms and Economic Growth
An overview describes Mexico as a large country with a capital city of Mexico City and a population over a million. It notes wealth from silver, petroleum, and agriculture, with tourism boosting income. It mentions a farmers majority amid a historically white minority and government efforts to promote land ownership and peasant farming.
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Moxico
America
United States
Mexico
Mexico City
Colombia’s Bid for Growth Amid Coastal and Mountain Resources
Colombia sits on both Atlantic and Pacific coasts with a harborless low coast and a mountainside interior rich in resources. The sparsely populated, earthquake-prone region near the Panama Canal offers potential for agriculture, manufacture, and mining to boost development.
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Republic of Colombia
South America
Colombia
Panama
Transportation hurdles in Colombia burdening trade
A fragment discusses Colombia's population and governance, noting rivers as the only transport arteries to the coast. It cites a_CONST transport route of 800 miles from coast to Bogota, requiring six road legs and seven unloads, highlighting the urgent need to improve the nation's transportation network.
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Bogota
Caplet
Panama’s Crossroads and Banana Economy in 1903 Era
Panama sits as a crucial canal crossroads with Bananas from United Fruit dominating exports. Population diversity shows substantial mixed heritage, with most people engaged in farming. The Republic formed in 1903 after a revolution aided morally by the United States.
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Iowa
Brazil
Santos
United States
Republic of Panama
Canal Zone
United Fruit Company
Republic
Mesquakie Indian Judge Heads Federal Court Panel
George Young Bear of the Mesquakie Indian nation near Tama receives a federal appointment to preside over a reservation court. Horace Powerhlek and Frank Wuo pice named as associate judges. first session held at the Mesquakie junction.
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George Young Bear
Tama
Banatu Foe Inn
Horace Powerhlek
Frank Wuopice
Lost cemetery found near old fort in Port Atkinson Iowa
92 year old Elizabeth Jane Babb of Minneapolis aided restoration and local memories to locate the long forgotten cemetery of the old fort era army post. The graveyard lies about a quarter mile from the post.
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Old Port Atkinson
Iowa
Hava
Elizabeth Jane Babb
Minniapollo
Old Fort
War letters reveal Civil War experiences from Independence
A bundle of old war letters written by Amy Meclnttek of Independence to his Bar John McCiins fick during the Civil War was discovered in Independence. After some years the letters are legible and describe experiences of the Union soldier, alongside a mention of boxing legend Angel Firpo of Argentina who fought Jack Dempsey in 1923.
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Amy Meclnttek
Independence
John McCiins Fick
South America
Tals Angel Firpo
Argentina
Jack Dempsey
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