Council considers right of way and depot grounds proposal
The Sicus City council weighs granting a right of way and depot grounds at an estimated town cost of around 52 000. Officials debate whether to act or risk harm by inaction while pondering impacts on manufacturing, farmers, and local governance.
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Theater balcony collapse injures many at Newark
A balcony collapse at a Newark theater Sunday night sent a dozen or more to city hospitals and left about fifteen others injured. The crowded lobby and rush for tickets caused the floor to give way, trapping and injuring patrons as about 1100 people gathered.
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Hebeda Sennerta
Eniad
Female Corn Huskers Aid Church Notice
Walter Faris, Washington painter, dies at 64 after illness. Treton First Presbyterian church donors, led by young ladies society, fund bridge repairs by selling ears of corn and field proceeds. Members, including Rogers and Barrha, helped salvage debt with community efforts and farm product sales.
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First Presbyterian Church
Treton
Seigonary Society
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Fragmented OCR sports brief mentions gridiron and vendors
An unclear sports note describes a football game and day’s events with scattered names and items. Mentions Alton and Cait but many words unreadable. No clear scores or outcomes available from the legible text.
Perfect Attendance and Notices From Local Schools
November attendance honors in the first primary include Ellen Leoroads and Ivy Willey among others. Visitors listed for last Friday include Miss Eva Heidt and Mrs J Condon. Second primary pupils Willie Adams and Harold Denkman noted for clean attendance. Intermediate room names include Edwin Morrison and Lizzie Taylor. Crammer room stats show 24 total, 3 tardies, 10.5 absence days, with 97.75 percent attendance. Past due accounts must be settled.
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Margaret Overbolser
Ellen Leoroads
Ivy Willey
Ola Biller
Huth Riter
Mamie Everatt Frasda Lindenman
Bee Johnson
Laearn Lendt
Naomi Taylor
Lester Riter
Iarnest Ehlers
Roseoe Morrison
Madge Parker
Fern Johnson
Velda Collins
Cora Heeren
Kathryn McCaughan
Altivane Hefarnan
Wr Morrison
Jolin E Youel
Anna P Youel
J Riter
Elsa Carpenter
Isabel & Dayton
EO Carpenter
CL Wilbern
F O Parker
FO Parker
Hollis Matheson
GA Matheson
WS Scott
Od Welch
A B Beffernav
Eva Heidt
F Kidson
J Condon
J A Denkman
MV Billings
A.C Collins
Arthur Collins
JH Sherman
B Lendt
W & Johnston
G L Riley
Mabel E Karr
Mira A J. Wright
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W A Morgan
Mirs
Smith Airs
Edith Fosburg
Willie Adams
Harold Denkman
Fay Houston
Fred Lindenman
Scott Muth
Gran Riter
Harry Smith
Lulu Everett
Eugene Black
Eddie Bertram
Jesse Edwards
Earl Johnsap
Charles Reig
Ernest Stefans
Carlos Tilford
Etta Brooks
Prpfis
Iardy
Bertha Brunskill
Edwin Morrison
Lizzie Taylor
Grace Dale
Lune Johnson
Ernie Everett
Irving Swift
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Calvert Tilford
Minnie Carpenter
Bile Coon
Ethel Welen Dale
Mizel Byrne
Ida Pastor
Howard Weis
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Mariie Johnston
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Zana Mariepeu
Altan Wright
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Glades Riles
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Two Cent Fare Delays and Newspaper Plans In Sioux City
Editorial notes railroads raise wages instead of cutting fare to two cents per mile. Critics say the two cent fare will arrive later. The News, a Sioux City daily, will start publication next week with Will Bowers on the reportorial staff. The piece questions why another daily paper is needed in Sioux City.
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Orange City
Sioux City
University editor elects Garfield Montgomery from Evanston Til
Garfield Montgomery son of Mor and Mrs Montgomery has been chosen for the University Annual board of editors at Evanston Til He is among twenty five selected from a department of over nine hundred students The honor reflects well on the university and its students C J Herter Hawarden reports business success and satisfied customers The Ledger notes his recent establishment in Hawarden and growing clientele Hawarden High football coaches say Treton defeated by Hawarden in a recent game with strong play on both sides The Treton team shows patience and is expected to improve with experience
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