Wayne County Urges Grateful Support for Red Cross Drive
A Wayne County message thanks villagers for a generous Red Cross fund drive and praises the community’s wide support for the boys serving abroad. The author asserts the county’s record is a model of generosity, urging no one to fear giving too much while their volunteers are overseas. The text emphasizes pride in the county’s contributions and the belief that gifts will bless the givers more than the recipients.
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Putting It Off Today Won’t Get It Done Tomorrow
A sober warning appears in today’s paper about procrastination in business plans. The piece argues delaying tasks pushes demand into the future and stresses timely action to capitalize on opportunities. It emphasizes efficiency, discipline, and timely decision making for success.
Twenty Two in Cambria Graduating Class
Twenty two pupils completed the Cambria Washington township school work this year and the class gave a program at Cambria. Misses Eula Cunningham and Cecil Wood led the Cambria school last year. Members include Howard Reeder Eden Morgan Jamita Davis Paul Sayers Ardath Davis Glenn Garton Orvile W Brown Harold Morgan Pauline Berem Ralph McCulagh Clarence Sheets Yarl Johnson Bessie Davis Opha Davis Thelma Stacy Ruth Garton Hattie Sloan Paul Davis Olevia Nessen Mansel Tollman Leonard Latimer Forest Perkins
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Eula Cunningham
Cecil Wood
Howard Reeder
Eden Morgan
Jamita Davis
Paul Sayers
Ardath Davis
Glenn Garton
Orvile W. Brown
Harold Morgan
Pauline Berem
Ralph McCulagh
Clarence Sheets
Yarl Johnson
Bessie Davis
Opha Davis
Thelma Stacy
Ruth Garton
Hattie Sloan
Paul Davis
Olevia Nessen
Mansel Tollman
Leonard Latimer
Forest Perkins
Executor Named for A F Wells Estate in Wayne County Iowa
Court records announce the appointment of John H. Werts as Executor of the estate of A F Wells late of Wayne County Iowa deceased. Creditors are instructed to render payment and claimants to present their demands according to law, dated May 21 1918.
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McGhee Drives Ler’s Car From Tingley After Two Weeks
Hugh McGhee went to Tingley Saturday and drove home Al Rinkler’s car, which he had to leave there two weeks ago on account of rain.
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Rubber ships pressed into service warning to maintain fleet
A report notes that many rubber ships from Sumatra and Brazil have been diverted to active transport. The remaining vessels available to bring rubber are extremely limited. The message urges careful handling, keeping them in good repair and properly inflated.
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Smiles Amid Smoke and Gossip in a Fragmented Tale
A fragmented newspaper fragment recalls a chaotic scene with a colored auntie munching a chicken wing after a smash up and quips about love and fame. It weaves captions of Flo Only one and pseudo interviews, mixing humor with pop culture reflections on theater and tabloids.
Fragmented Comic Dialogue Snippets From a Newspaper Page
A collage of humorous exchanges from a historical page features conversations about work refusal Deafness and marriage burdens in Mrs Gabbles, a discharged worker's claim, a misnaming with Nora, a Sanitary Engineering gag, a hazing memory and a secondhand store query.
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