Tragic Death Toll After Local Family Tragedy
The community mourns as Emmett, oldest son, dies after a prior operation and a severe week of illness. Funeral held at St Patrick Catholic Church with Rev Rudolph Schnvllar presiding. Survived by parents sisters Cecolia Dylephania and Anna, nurses Margaret Fullerton and relatives from Shenandoah and Missouri Valley attend.
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Joe
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Rudolph Schnvllar
Shenandoah
Mt. Calvary Cemtery
James Martin
Johnny Connors
Huey Lauckin
Glen Hayes
John Saner
Ralph Laughtin
Heether
Kucmett
Thie Sisters
Cecolia
Marys Dylephania
Clyde
Anna
Margaret Fullerton
Chicago
O. B. Williams
Missouri Valley
Teton
Anna Leonard
Xon
Montgomery
Shenapttoah
Newly Weds Shower and Community Celebrations
The article recalls multiple wedding and reception events in the area. Misa Arna Mande Abhoatt hosted a shower at her parents home with relatives and friends including Mrs. Russell Alda and others. A separate gathering honored newlyweds Mr. and Mrs. Julius Dinville with gifts, while others attended church praye r and a kitchen shower for Rey Dixon and family. The piece also notes social visits, travel, and local civic news among neighbors in Shenandoah and surrounding towns.
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Misa Arna Mande Abhoatt
Charen
Barente
Rehett
Neuer
Russell Alda
Frarmerty
Aly
Wendell Beeler
Rey
Dixon
Julius Dinville
John Deigman
Percival
John Lingo
Esscx
Robert Archer
Shenandoah
Frank Saner
Red Oak
James Dinville
Familly
Handolph
Cartier in Canada and Tadousse in early voyage lore
Fragmentary notes describe Cartier wintering at Tadougsse in Canada and Tadousse as a center in Breach'uuuda history. Traditions claim Tadousaay was vividly visited by Iberians and later by Vikings, with references to papers and a leader’s office.
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Cartier
Canada
Tadougsse
Tadousse
Banking reform debate foretells era of centralization and firm banker stance
The article reports on a speech by Professor Irwin discussing patterns in banking reform. He notes calls for centralized banking and a Supreme Court oversight concept, warning bankers to welcome change only if essential while preserving core private banking principles and protections. He praises bankers for maintaining traditional safeguards during past booms.
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Creathesa
Irwin
Supreme Court
Ted
Banks and College Launch New School in New Brunswick
The Graduate School of Banking operates under American Bankers Association and Rutgers University with 229 enrollees from 965 states and the District of Columbia. The program spans three years with a mix of vase system and lectures, covering banking administration, investments, law, economics, and public relations, aiming to expand to other universities nationwide.
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Police Urged to Lead in Tackling Automobile Accident Problem
Lieutenant Kreml of the Bureau of Accident Prevention argues the United States must actively confront the rising auto collision crisis. He cites enforcement, speed control, and drunk driving as key factors and notes jurisdictions with tougher enforcement see lower fatality rates. He urges police to adopt a proactive stance to protect human life on streets and highways.
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Genip
Kreml
America
unclear fragments hint at social visit in Mind Beers era
Fragmentary text mentions visits by Mtr and Mrs Mien Mronming, Bathday event, and people like Tahir and Teordabec in a Mind Beers setting. Names and places are garbled, but a social gathering and visiting figures appear as the core.
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Teordabec
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Mael Butekenen
Mtr
Mien Mronming
Mind Beers
Community Socials and Visits Mark Champion Hill Week
In Champion Hill area Mr and Mrs Buel Chie and two daughters of St. Louis and Mes Many Clark of Athanine were supper guests in the W Dishop home. Florence Sarah and Velma Cooper attended events in Hed Oak and Bed Onk with Marjorie Helen and Arione Thddemi. Mrs Clarence Bates and family returned home after a weeks visit with Mrs Kist Hist. Wille Revier visited Madge Streitenberger. other calls included Florence Sarah Wilma Cooper at J R Bridge home and George Ramey home in Einthorne. Mrs Wanda Koohersperger spent the week with cousin Mrs Sherman Allen. Mrs J F Unery visited with her mother Mrs Carrie McLain. Doris Dehop joined Shonandoule visitors. Friday dinner honored Rey Giberts birthday with guests from Champion VAN including Mitek Peart Mebata and Mr Mrs W Bishop and Mrs Wood KRelleharger and family. Mrs S A Gilbert and two daughters visited J Shelley home.
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Athinueé
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Wille Revier
Madge Streitenberger
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Sarah
Wilma Cooper
JR. Bridge
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Sherman Allen
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Carrie McLain
Clarenes Bates
Doris Dehop
S.albert
Rey
Gibert
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East Deer Creek Visitors and Family Gatherings
Mrs Starry Graham and daughter visited Shenandoah Saturday with the Dalvays and Thrapys from Malvern. Roy Uieke and Lattie Thrapp hosted Ward Thrapp and family. Visitors also called on Mrs Emma Liston and Mrs Gayle Bartwood. Ward Thrapp and son Daverne dropped by Glen Daley Thursday afternoon.
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Wendel Klepinger
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Glen Daley
Digitalis From Toads Ancient Chinese Drug Discovery
An ancient practice reported that Chinese researchers extracted digitalis and adrenaline from toads by placing a powdered toxin in the mouth to trigger absorption. The account notes old methods of procuring medicinal compounds from amphibians and the idea of ingestion-based extraction.
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Ita Reid
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