Decrease in Town Marriages and Divorces in 1928
Statistics from the Department of Commerce, Washington, show fewer marriages and divorces in Town in 1928 than 1927. Marriages dropped to 29,829 from 31,948, about 2.5 percent lower, while divorces fell to 4,976 from 4,266 in 1927, with trends varying by year and population estimates.
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Department of Commerce
Washington
Towan
Tevet
Wert
Val i Midis
Obituary of Mrs James T Ratnes in Wendell area
Mrs Ratnes died July 31 after a fall lip injury and heart trouble. She was born in Jamestown Kansas, married James T Ratnes, lived in Claud County Kansas, Mills County Iowa, and Grant County Minnesota. She was a longtime Christian Church member and active in Presbyterian Ladies Aid, survived by her husband, three sons, three daughters, ten grandchildren, and ten great grandchildren. Funeral Aug 2 at Lawrence Presbyterian with Reverends Barr and McKean officiating. interment at Lawrence. Pallbearers listed.
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Hicinda
Odoin Mena Rodney
Dowie Garst
James Te Raties
Grant County
Minn
Rates
Raines
Christian Church
Jamestown
Kansas
Wendell
Presbyterian Ladies’ Aid
Lawrence Tresbyterian Church
R. K. Barr
Pll. McKean
Lawrence
M. L. Adama
Arthur Smith
KV. Scott
Edward Oe
A. FP. Ran
East Liberty YW News Notes and Social Visits
Local notes from East Liberty detail Elmwood and area visitors. George Mayer of Oakland attended events at Elzle Korney Jyeenay last week. Several families from Mateyurn Welss and Glenwood hosted or visited relatives and friends over the weekend, including the Kelso and House families.
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Vrunk
George Mayer
Oakland
Elzle Korney Jyeenay
Mayberry
Vounel
Charles Willechaome
Ron Kelso
Mate Yurn
Mary
Mes
Leetz
Aul
Myx
Pyank Duval
Abi
Rowe
Glenwood
Clydis Tssugger
Hetty
Elale Kernes
Josie
Felday
Abe
Whifred Maur
Ghia
Gunes
Clyde Whitesides
Mr. Bauty
Mir
H.R. Whitesides
Floral Hall Exhibits Attract Attention At Fair
Floral Hall featured attractive displays including handmade rugs crocheted rugs and varied art work fifteen pictures and many flowers such as gladiolas pansies marigolds and zennias The display also noted notable pieces by Mrs D A Smith absent from the event and the overall exhibition drew comment on fashion and needlework quality amid a busy fair atmosphere
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Berleek
Feymer
D. A. Smith
Goloraida
Real Estate Transfers and Notices Across Regions
Fragmented text shows various real estate transfers and trustee deeds with names such as Painter Knox and Chantry, mentions of easement and Trustees, along with scattered notes referencing Beacons Journal and Kenosha News. The garbled OCR includes dates, locations, and financial figures like 316.75, plus tangential mentions of street plans and bus expansions.
Notice of Proposed Highway Drainage District Within Townships
Notice of proposed drainage district within Whae Cinyd and infin Cres Townships to the property owners and holders of parcels affected and to all other persons who may be concerned including groups of property owners within the proposed district. The notice lists the involved entities and outlines the intended proceedings.
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Dvrei Nage District
Drainage district survey plan and amended report in Glenwood Iowa
Henry TH. ea appointed to survey the drainage district and amend the report. Amended report filed July 27, 1929 recommends establishing the district to include lands beginning at section 35 two town two range 41 east to the Nishna river channel and along its center through section 22. Board of Supervisors set hearing for September 3, 1929 at 3:30 p.m. at the Court House in Glenwood. Notices issued under Section 7441, Code of 1924. The record lists multiple landowners and parcels within the district, including Prudential Insurance Company and various farmer names across townships and ranges.
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Peralunion
Henry TH. Ea
Board of Supervisors
Sesslon
Unurt House
Glenwond
Iowa
Anmages
Traffic Talk on Chrysler's Car Speed Futures
A essay argues future automobile speed will depend on improved roads and safety. It compares motor travel development to railways, predicting highways four to six lanes wide with defined speed lanes, through terminals, garages and hotels, plus strong borders and careful administration.
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Genesal
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Grandview Add
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Aston Beacon Journal
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Tom Shaw
Charley Herrick
John Wallet
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J. W. McNulty
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