Wide range of church services and schedules listed
A dense OCR of a church bulletin lists Sunday services across multiple denominations including First Methodist, Trinity Lutheran, Norwegian and Presbyterian churches. It notes sermons, Sunday schools, missionary meetings, ladies aid gatherings, music events, and midweek services with dates, leaders, and locations across town.
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E. C. Tixon
Lyon
Agnes Haggin
Christ
Trinity Lutheran Church
Charles and
Silt Street
Seremon
Oleg Stramsuc
Spencer Town
Ta Aid Raghery
Churel
Kiumes Tosi Solberg
Nels 3Lykoetey
Laura Logoros
1000 RIwanians Attend Woterell Pier Picnic
Riwanian social groups plan a community event at Woterell Pier with 1000 attendees from La Crosse Winona Bathe class and nearby clubs. The day includes a luncheon, picnic foods, and music, with transportation from multiple clubs to the venue and a schedule starting at 10:30 am.
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Poli Ata
Kiwervillis
Sin
Riyal Ehibe
la Crosse
Sori
Winona
Gener
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Wolleme
John 1
Vand
Ta Crise Club
Ap Nolmen Ac
Ettelek
Ng Blair
Honey Creek Home Burns As Children Eat Their Supper
A Rushford Minnesota house fire traps a family during a supper meal. Mrs Devirick Meyers and other Henryreek residents are affected as neighbors and authorities describe the scene. The blaze destroys the residence and causes injuries, with responders staging extended firefighting efforts. Affected households include the Meyers family and others in the area, while insurance estimates and damages are discussed as investigators assess the cause.
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Honey Creek
Rushford
Devirick Meyers
Henryreek
Shipy
Senate Committee Votes Tuesday on Hewbruary’s Place
Fragmented OCR text mentions a Senate committee voting Tuesday on Hewbruary’s Place with garbled names and unclear context. It seems to reference elections, a candidate Seay, and an arts election, but many words are unreadable.
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Senate
Erratic OCR Tale of Golfer and Earnings Recounted
An unclear OCR fragment hints at a golf related scene with phrases about wealth and a player named Anita Leos. It mentions earnings of 100099 dollars a year in a garbled context. The text lacks coherent events, dates, or locations to form a solid summary.
Safes Robbed of Six Thousand in Mabel Store
A safe at a Mabel store was looted of about $6,000 in liberty bonds and currency after being left unlocked. A. G. Larson reported the loss and police began investigating as thieves possibly gained entry during a period of inattention. Local investigations focus on identifying suspects and securing remaining valuables.
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Mabel
A. G
Larson
Marbe
Oborough
Mari
Local Ledger Notes Murky Opening Periods and Slogan Talk
Fragmentary notes describe early morning business opening by Mr. Larson and unclear references to authorities, a sheriff, and a slogan tied to tourism. The garbled text hints at routine operations, unidentified loa and unlocker terms, with no clear events or outcomes.
Royce Guernsey dies after fall at farm in Wisconsin
Royce Guernsey once affiliated with the University of Wisconsin dies from injuries after a fall at a farm. He was a noted figure in Indian studies and a former member of the Free Arts department at the university, remembered for his contributions to Wisconsin academia and Indian studies.
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Royce Guernsey
U. W
Anth State
Neliene Cornell Univers
Lnd
Dds
Mer
Tly
Royce
Free Arts
Tvlversitpe
Wisconsin
Northcliffe sees success possible for arms meet
Northcliffe, English publisher, addressed Canadian officials in Vancouver praising wartime disarmament efforts. Delegates to an upcoming meeting in Washington discussed extending armament reductions globally, while Britain faced ship and personnel limits. Wisconsin pharmacists convened in Madison for their forty-eighth annual meeting and elected officers, with Mrs. Theo dora Bako presiding.
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Vancouver
GLC
Washington
Lord Neer
Adilress
Aughes
Northcliffe
Charagher
Mae Pithering
Wassington
Bath
Han
Staumenia
Commons
Northelitt
Moonshine planted in cornfield leads to arrest in Preston
Preston Minnesota sheriff Chriss Jonsen reports discovery of twenty five p pint bottles of inauohine in a cornfield near town. Clove Thre bo of Whalen is arrested after attempting to fetch the liquor. The suspect admits involvement butclaims methliade making occurred after handling. Case awaits district court.
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Preston
Preston, Minn
Chriss Jonsen
Tls Waen
Aleireus
Whalen Minn
Bath
Cotte
Waukon Plans Biggest Fair Ever in 1921
Waukon Iowa prepares for a county fair that year with extensive improvements. Towns in the county are joining in the effort, promising the largest fair in Wien history with a new pit and stand and other essential improvements.
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Waukon
Wautkon
Iowa
Wien
Federal Court to Open at Superior Early Next Week
An incomprehensible OCR reading reports federal court activity at Superior with references to a calendar, grand jury delays, and a note about a pedestrian directing to a hospital. It mentions judges and dates in September and October, with confusion over a disarmament-related line.
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Federal Court
Superior
Merleral
Maaj
Loni Worl
Petite
Claude
Luse
Ity
Furr
Nlendar
Sepioaber
Madison Wavny
Apa Fe
Dirigible Drops Flight Ends in Island Crash
The H-1, the smallest U S dirigible, fell on Burren Island during a near flight and dumped part of its ballast while rising again. Pilot Lieut Charter and Machinist H A Sullivan escaped severe injury, as did Chief Aviation Bigxes and Kenney of Rockaway. The craft landed about 50 miles away.
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Nocrkaway
N. Y
United States
Navy Hriday
Burren Island
Rockawily
Capital Death Toll In Auto Incidents Surges
Washington DC faces a rising death toll from automobile crashes, reportedly higher than in nearby regions. Officials warn of worsening traffic dangers and call for stricter safety measures and enforcement to reduce fatalities this year.
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N. Y
Washington, D. C
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Wisconsin Poarm Contionl Association
Theodora Bako
Milwaukee
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TE It Strickland
Pharmaceution
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Wiliam W. Noble
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