Farm Bureau Notes at State Fair Exhibits Draw Crowds
Fremont county firm bu quaw placed fifth in the state contest for county fumbercaw project exhibits at the Town State Fair. The exhibit centered on talent central with maps charts and photographs showing eradication methods. Live animal displays drew about 80 000 viewers. County Agent Mildenstein and Fred D. Butcher of the Ames Extension Service led the display. They noted Hessian Fly pests and urged buckwheat seeding delays to avert damage.
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Farm Bureau
Fremont County
Buquaw
Fred D. Butcher
Ames
Mont County
Kansas
Nebraska
Fremont
Colored Man Killed On Main Line Near Institute
The Griswold American reports a fatal train incident involving 18 year old Ted Mitchell from Kansas City Missouri. He reportedly slept on a railroad tie near the pumping house when a collision occurred. a neck wound and other injuries proved fatal instantly. A 16 year old companion, William Henderson of Balina Kansas, survived but did not witness the death. Coroner Donelay visited the scene and deemed no inquest necessary. Both youths were placed in custody by the city marshal as investigators suspected theft of an automobile in Council Bluffs and subsequent car pursuit into Glenwood.
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Ted Mitchell
Kansas
Guy
Institution
Mitchell
Wm Henderson
Balina
Donelay
Pacific Tunction
Council Bluffs
Wellesiay
Glenwood
Rude Gossip Questions Neighbor Conduct
A reader complains about meddling and sharp talk from neighbors. The note urges respectful behavior and limits on prying remarks.
Robbery alarm after four Northboro break-ins
A report describes multiple thefts at merchants in Northboro within three weeks. The front door lock was broken and a back window forced. Items missing include watches and jewelry. investigators say the work did not look professional and no prisoners were taken. Detectives mention a local committee and possible suspects Blanchard.
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Araktes
Xorthboro
Northbora
Local Furniture Store Scene Shifts in Unclear Blaze
Fragmentary OCR depicts a chaotic scene at a furniture store with scattered names and places such as Malvern and Vaask. Details are garbled but suggest a dispute or incident involving several individuals and a legal or police action. The readable elements include references to a store, a person named Manefield, and various place names, though the exact events remain unreadable.
Fire alarms at Reunion reveal barn blaze at Jorgensen farm
Friday evening during the program at the Reunion an alarm sounded and a large blaze was seen in a barn on A J Jorgensen’s farm opposite the county home. Mr and Mrs Fred Jorgensen living there could explain the cause. The barn held about twenty five tons of hay and other materials. No stock was in the barn at the time. Residents and town crowd fought to save adjacent structures but the fire proved overpowering. The county authorities spent effort in attempting to save the property.
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A. J. Jorgensen
Fred Jorgenson
Jenson
Oth- County
Williams and County Seek End to Prohibition Turmoil
A New York district attorney launches a nationwide drive to curb petty liquor offenders in Williamson County and beyond. He advocates targeting the source of supply, padlocking retailers and their backers, and enforcing penalties from wholesalers to manufacturers as a path to cleaner law enforcement.
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United States
New Forkity
Fortier
Ttie
Linali C. Andrews
Evangelist Rallies Harbor City Youthful Evangelists
In a sparsely worded rally at a cigar store lobby Glenn Young’s last battle memory faded as a small evangelist group sang and prayed. Sheriff Galligan, once linked to gunfire, led deputies through town as about 6,000 people lined up to greet him after services while Williams ends meetings and the town steadies toward law and order.
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Glenn Young
Herrin
Williamson County
Sherif George Galligan
Tabernacle
Williams
Ak-Sar-Ben Fall Festivities Open Soon
The Ak-Sar-Ben Fall Festivities run from September 12 to October 10 with a racing program beginning September 12 and seven races daily except Sundays and October 6 for the American Legion Parade Day. Carnival shows open September 29. the Great Snapp Frog Exposition features 25 carloads of attractions, including Mat Gay the diving wonder. The electric parade is set for October 7, highlighting American Legion activities and pageantry.
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Al-Ser-Sen
West
Nebraska
Java
American Legion National Convention
Thei’ ‘Ak-SarRen
Middle-West
Omaha
Mat Gay
American Legion
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Farm Bureau Notes
Fourtertth
Washington Streets
Grorgs Wale
Fourteetth
Shenamah
Hyink
Washington Street
Bring
Alice
Foraker
Tamiya
Baeitilinnye
Mann
Prewlers
Colin Guaotle
J. M. Krafft
Noble Center
Griswold
Man
Manefield
Lye Hela
Mutefield
Cele
Bander
Pamir
Heather
Adres
Sapiens
Harry Manstichl
Harry Dobneen
Torney
Malvern
Drs de Mauve
Vaask
Smedey
Masih
Rexal . Daug Store
Easan
C. E. Doyle
Fesell
Fant
Warn Burns
Til
Farid
Willis
Miss
Milst
Ora Thomas
Tabernnache
Petty Bootlegan
Mynhoul
Hampurge Hospital
Havre
Prior Preferred Shorey
Prior Preferred
The
Iowa Service — Company
United Light and Railways Company
Prvor
Sharea
Gen. ‘Andrews
Conant
Bia
Whigley
Iown
Missouri
D. Butterfield
Hamburg
Iowa
American Fire Insurance Company
Mutual
Stock
Anton Miller
Fred W. Hill
Sec
V. Hamburg
Firestone E
Firestone
Firestone Tire
Esden Motor Company
Hamburg, Iowa
Williams’ Garage and Machine Shop
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