Emerson News Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Death
Ed Stone received word Monday of his mother Mrs. W. Douglas dying in Salt Lake City. Numerous relatives and residents, including T. N. Cheney and W. Abel, traveled for business and family matters in Omaha and nearby towns. Several locals visited Lake Okoboji and Linox, while others hosted relatives from Wheatland, Mount Vernon, Council Bluffs, and Glenwood. A doctor from Rowan moved to Emerson to practice medicine.
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Mra. W
Douglas
Salt Tose
Emerson
IT. N. Cheney
Omaha
W. Abel
Mra
Af. L. Evans Taft
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Phone
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K. A. Evans
John Carson
Jeanette
Paul Carson
John Douglas
Omaha Ginshore
John L. Evans
Laura Edie
Lake Okoboj
Evans Cottage
Mr. Evans
Dick Davis
Brush
Coto
Oscar Davis
James Huntsman
L. W
John Thorson Jr
B. Comet
Cheyenne
Denver
Tra Chener
Borrington
Gordon Haseall
Hamill
S. C
J. L. Bvate
Gris Fengstroutt
O'Neil
Neb
Scott
Bloomfield
L. L. Scott
Marjorie Gammon
Pacific Junction
Good
Joe Maguire
Cheyenne Wells
Colo
Missea Mary
Minnie Ma
Bite
H. C. Hascall
Paul
Lamont
Henry Behick
Cartle ‘McLain
John Parker
Red Oak
Doris Ward
Ottumwa
Lorraine
John Cramer
W. H. Cramer
John Burton
Mianes
Blanche
Nellie
Minnesota
Opal Bayes
Dalrymple
Strahan
H. &. Montgomery
Cornell Blute
Emera
Paul Hotland
Fayette
John Holland
J.D. Jones
Rowan
Gilbert Cheney
J. W. McMullin
Cumberland
H. O. Geopforth
Ames Sundey
Spring Valley
Wis
Notice to indebted patrons of Farmers Co operative company Emer or Ta
Individuals knowing themselves indebted to the Farmers Co operative company of Emer or Ta are asked to settle with Pearl McLain at the Emerson Plaza Bank on or before August 1.
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Emer- OR
Pearl
McLain
Emerson Plaze
History of the Old Settlers Association history continued
The article recalls a special nine car Burlington train bringing Bluits folks to a reunion at Macedonis, noting early settlements by Mormon emigrants and the first flouring mill in the valley. It highlights leaders Sylvester Dye and Jim Osler, a foraging committee, W. H. M. Pusey’s address, and a prize for the oldest resident with contenders Frank Guitar and Martin Harding.
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Burlington
Pirnie
Gish Wand
Malvern
Haatnen
Macedonia
Macedonis
Nishnabotna
Prairia
Council Bluffs
Stutsman
Heibatora
Pohunerien
Emeratiels
Sylvester Dye
Jim Osler
Frank Shinn
T. J. Evans
Mr. Evans
Osler
Osler and Dye
Pusey
W. H. M. Pusey
Fremont County
W. H. M. Pussy
Spencer Smith
Carson
Frank Guitar
Martin Harding
Elftad
Awyera Smith
Shinu
Frank
Gultare
Frank Ven
Agartho
Prageat
Ain
Ana
Early associations honor long-serving leaders in Iowa counties
The history recounts the Cane trade gift to Martin Harding, the legacy of Francois the trader, and a central cane for each president. It lists presidents from 1888 to 1943, notes meeting sites in multiple towns, and identifies the counties with the most active members. The sequence forecasts future meetings rotating among Potta wattamie, Mills, and Fremont counties.
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Macedonia
Malvern
Glenwood
Council Bluffs
Tabor
Sidney
Hastings
Randolph
Carson
Oakland
Hancock
Frank Shinn
Pottawattamie and
Milla
Fremont County
Ben F. Clayton
James Micklewall
D. B. Clark
W. M. Brooks
J. M. Kelly
Shirley Gilliland
Glenyrood
Thomas Mitchell
Bidney
D .G. Bloomer
Council
Henry Burker
Henry Delong
Benjamin Bobbit
F. M. Laird
Frank Shine
C. B. Christy
Dr. Harris
L. T. Genung
FL A. Turner
Avoca
Taylor Davis
M. F. Rohrer
Counc! Bluffs
Pottawattamie County
Frank Turner
J. M. Coons
F. G. Weeks
H. A. Smith
Mills County
Taylor Nagis
Fremont
KF. M. Laird
DB. F. Mann
John Dilts
Milla County
Fragmented headline on early rays and boy transcript
Unclear OCR fragment references Days of Vislet Rays and a boy transcript. Readable names or clear events are not present. The text hints at a sports or public notice but lacks concrete entities or a coherent report to summarize.
Champion Hill Community Notes Across Local Visits
Champion Hill and Emerson residents visited family and friends including Mrs. Liston oremerson and Mrs. Art Sicha. A gathering for Mr and Mrs Cecil Batlain, threshers aided by Wanda Kochetaperger and Mrs Jessie Grayson. Several neighbors traveled to Malvern and Columbia for visits while 4H met with Ella Kellenbarger. The Rev Paul Holland and family left to visit Fayette Mo.
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Liston Oremerson
Art Sicha
Ann
Cecil Batlain
Wanda Kochetaperger
Jessie Grayson
Emmett Cardift Esok
JG. Liddell
Thomas Tiddell
Columbia
Flora Liddell
Will Liston
Joe Mclain
Ted Birdsall
Emerson
John Yacker
Gene Loomia
Francia Parker
The
Dakotax
Annabella Hitchings
Wanda Rochersperger
Malvern
Alice Haldeman
Roy Haldelian
Claude Rector
Ted Straight
Villisea
Ray Haldeman
Walter Kellenbarger
Ella
Harold
Red Oak
Paul Holland
Fayette
June
Mary Mae Parker l
Jean Kocheraperger
Stella Bullington
Louie Bullington
H. L. Kallenbarger
Washington's Birthplace Now Being Restored
The contract for moving the Washington birth site monument at Wakefield Virginia has been let. The Barra granite column, fifty one feet tall, was erected in 1826 by the United States government to mark Washington's birthplace and will be relocated to a nearby site for a replica of the house where he was born.
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Washington
Wakefield
United States
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Wakefield Brick Work Under Way for Washington Bicentennial Site
Workmen in Wakefield are shaping bricks from native clay for restoration of an old house and to build a replica. The project, in cooperation with the Wakefield National Memorial Association, aims to complete before Washington’s Bicentennial celebrations in 1922. Organizers seek broad cooperation including Masons who helped in Washington's life.
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Wakefield
Wakefield National Memorial Association
Washington
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