Wood sawing bee aids Methodist church work in Hastings
In Hastings a wood sawing bee gathered about thirty five men and fourteen women to cut and haul wood for the Methodist church. Contributions came from Wes Moore and Leo Darland with power saws and trucks provided by A V Ciltes J F Lockabill and Geo R Shaw. The event filled the basement with twenty five cards of premier firewood and Rev. W J Weber assisted, earning praise for his sturdy effort.
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Methodist
Aerent Quécens
W. Moore
Leo Darland
Donald Vestal
Weber
Mrewood
Nick Clark’s Tin Forepants Free the Wood Chopper
A humorous incident reports Nick Clark working north of town when a logging accident left him briefly trouserless and barefoot. Stranded, he peeled off the stuck garments, regained balance, retrieved his axe, and freed his clothing after the risky moment. The tale spread as Jim relayed the joke, with a camera imagined to capture the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nick Clark
Mr. Clark
Jim
Sargon Pills Recapture Health Says Mrs Alta Daily
Mrs Alta Daily of Kansas City credits Sargon Pills with ending years of indigestion smothering spells and right side pains. She reports lasting relief from constipation and improved nerves, noting her husband also benefited. Sold by Collins Drug Co. adv.
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Alta M. Dally
Kansas City
Collins Drug Co
Adv
Martin Back From His California Trip
Fred J. Martin returned Friday evening from a trip to California visiting sister Mrs Mabel Oakes at Spagaden and friends in Los Angeles and Long Beach He had a fine trip and a nice visit His sister in poor health seemed a little better Mrs Jos Dodd and three sons visited in Hastings last week They had friends in Henderson and Malvern A group from Malvern met a serious auto mishap north of town Friday night A passing car crowded them into a ditch overturning their car and injuring occupants A motorist took them to Dr Christy for first aid James Moore near recovery from illness and in town C W Moore visited Malvern Saturday George Starr Creston visited Mrs J J Starr and Win Starr Monday
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Fred J. Martin
California
Mis
Mabel Oakes
sPagadens
Los Angeles
Long Beach
Mrs. Oakes
Jos Dodd
Forrest Dys
Howard
Junior Dodd
Wessington Springs
South Dakota
G. W. Pickerel
Hastings
Henderson
Malvern
Christy
al Jolson
Empress Theater
James Moore
C. W. Moore
George Starr
Creston
J. J. Starr
Win Starr
F. Tear
W. R. Shepard
B. W. Shaw
Carl Mellerup
Omaha
Shaw
Wayne Byers
Willard
Floyd Starr
John Hudson
Misa Irene Byerharst
Shenandoah
Misa Mina Christie
Kathryn Shaw
Russel Bowen
Kansas
Grige Bowen
Adrian Woods
W. QO. Resh
Agron Crouse
Orville Brocksteln
Ralph
Gladya
Nebraska
Perry Schlapia
Jack
Glenwood
Botna Valley State Bank Condition Summary
A damaged OCR fragment lists financial figures and names, mentioning Botna Valley State Bank, F Robbing as president and a cashier. It references various sums such as 116,705.97 and 30,978.90, with garbled phrases about truthful return and arrest.
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Botna Valley State Bank
Hastings Methodist Church Wood-Cutting Bee Brings Community Together
About twenty five people joined a church wood cutting bee at Hastings Methodist. They cut and hauled over twenty cords of wood for the church basement and many donated funds for gas and hauling. The pastor and Sunday school plan next week’s topics and a community party is announced.
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Dineu
Paul
Nate
Three Sons Born The Past Week
Dr. Edgar Christy reports three births including a son James Cart to Mr and Mrs James Hickforth of Emerson on Tuesday January 66 a son Gerald Lockhart to Mr and Mrs Lester Irwin south of Hastings on January 9 and a son George Thomas to Mr and Mrs Harry Ellamy in Hastings on Saturday morning January 10 Congratulations are extended to all concerned
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Edgar Christy
James Cart
James Hickforth
Emerson
Gerald Lockhart
Lester Irwin
Hastings
George Thomas
Harry Ellamy
Birthday dinners honor local births and visits in Hastings area
Miss Mary Trimmer hosted a birthday dinner at her Hastings home in honor of Miss Ruth Harbold of Glenwood and Darwin Smith of Emerson. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Joe Harbeld and family, Merrill Skinner, Darwin Smith, and the Trimmer family. Other items mention Ruth Harbold lodging with Mary Anne, and local games scheduled for January 20 in Hastings and January 28 in Silver City.
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Mary Trimmer
Texas
Hastings
Ruth Harbeld
Glenwood
Darwin Smith
Emerson
Amid
Joe Harbeld
Merrill Skinner
Silver City
Emerton
Trimmer
Telephone
One 7
Ivan Salmons
Harvie Douglas
Everett
Plumb
Ora Donglas
Wesley Nims
Lisbon
N. Oak
V. W. Nima
Red Oak
John Russel
Mary Rathke
E. Ll. Ritter
Cedar Falls
Center
Door Creek
Ritter
Misa Evelyn Purcell
Center School
J. B. Irwin
Misa Edith Lloyd
Kansas City
Lloyd Bradway
Lyle Bellwood
Richard Smith
Ora Douglas
Gregg Bowen
Malvern
Emerson Family Visits Texas Amidst Domestic Arrangements
Fragmentary OCR note records Emerson relatives visiting Texas and other household activities. Mentions Mr and Mrs Victor Johnson, Mr and Mrs Ralph Fidlaie, RB Dunn house, and various unclear names. Stores a casual record of travel and housekeeping in a local social column.
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Emerson
Victor Johnsoney
Texas
Relatves
Ralph Fidlaie
Dunn Houge
Olites
Ray Niaman
Q. H. Thor Moe
Mmonaadoul Vipltory
Women's Ballet Revival Led Naval Rep Visit
Fragmented notice notes a naval representative visiting for a women theater event and a Sunday afternoon performance. It mentions local figures and an upcoming public gift or work of scarps. Further readable text is limited and unclear.
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Naswens
Vito
Farmers' Union meeting and community notes at Emerson
A Farmers' Union meeting at the Farmers' hall drew the state organizer for an engaging talk. A pot luck dinner followed. The column notes visitors and local activity including visits to Shenandoah and Malvern, mumps cases, a telephone company meeting, a racial school teachers’ sub district event, and a funeral in Malvern.
Round About the County with Our Subscribers
Subscribers report renewals and address changes for The Leader. Notices include a subs renewal via an auctioneering ad, address moves from Madison Nebraska to Chesterton Indiana and Gerber to Anderson California, and reader comments on enjoying the paper from Florida and Iowa locations.
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Leader
Alice Webb
Madison
Nebr
Porter Ave
Chesterton
Indiana
T. C. Hays
Gerber
Anderson
Calif
Florida
Ralph LaHye
Miami
Pearl Brrest
Jacksonville
L. Higging
Rock Rapids
Land
Eee
Leader readers renew subscriptions from far away
Letters from Mills County readers report renewing The Leader while traveling across the country. In Hemtingford Nebraska and Henderson Iowa areas residents thank the paper and request back issues, noting good crops, low prices, and active potato shipping. Subscribers in California and South Dakota express holiday greetings and praise for local weather and news.
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Carl Nelson
Hemtingford
Nebt
Mills County
Carl Isaacson
Hear Henderson
Aeet
Malvern
William Fisher
Georgetown
Calif
Collins
Silas Morford
Brush
Colon
Jess Templeton
Burge
Nebr
Nodaway
Town
Marlon Canfield
Waranw
Edwards
Jone
R. M. Shipman
Long Beach
Buck
Lke
Gail
Betty
California
Lender Co
T. Smith
Sagcramento
Institution Cow Highest Producer
During December the Montgomery Mills Cow Test Association herds increased in milk and butterfat. Of 471 cows tested, 397 were in milk, 74 dry. 46 produced 40+ lbs fat, 14 produced 0+ lbs, 4 produced 60+ lbs, 1 produced 70, 1 produced 80, and 2 produced 90+ lbs. Goldie, a five year old Holstein owned by Glenwood Institution, led with 1,848 lbs milk and 96.1 lbs fat.
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Montgomery- Mills Cow Test Association
Goldie
Glenwood Institution For Feeble Minded
Paul Williams
Oim
Town Chi
IBM
John Gourlay
Guernsey
Frank Gourley
J. ON
Algor Larson
Farm Bureau News Notes Local Dairy Plans and Calf Feeds
Farm Bureau News reports Jack Byrns owns two Polled Shorthorn calves on feed and Hadley Parker of Emerson plans to enroll in Baby Seef club by feeding two calves. Discussions progress for a cooperative creamery and milk producers association with Prof. M Mortensen visiting January 24 to discuss setups and gauge farmer interest. Let Lender advertising reach buyers.
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Jack Byrns
Hadley Parker
Emerson
Milk Producers’ Association
Prof
M. Mortensen
Chet
Dairy Industry Department
G A proposes income tax and broader state revenue reforms
A state reform proposal outlines a 1 to 5 percent graduated income tax on net income, with exemptions for individuals and families. It calls for stronger state board authority over assessments, uses productive capacity in value, and adds taxes on tobacco, mortgages, amusements, and corporate franchise fees. The plan projects about 16 million dollars annual revenue to replace the current 10 mills minage tax, though reception has been mixed and amendments discussed.
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Lince
Sore Throats Quake Coughs Here's Breser Medicine
Fragmented text describes a throat remedy claim promising instant relief from sore throat and coughing. It mentions a product marketed as a cure with quick action after the first swallow, but the readable content is garbled and mostly unclear. Contains no verifiable details or sources.
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Breser
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