Lodge Farewell for Mrs Sweeney Highlights Sentimental Gift
Imogene and fellow members hosted a farewell for Mrs Sweeney who is moving to Omaha. Miss Mary Maher presented a traveling bag as thanks for two years as lodge treasurer. Twenty five members attended with home made ice cream lemonade and light treats.
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Inet
Jedies
Mamie McGinnis
Mee Meher
John Chandler
Clat Rooms
J. Sweeney
Omaha
Sweeney
Ale Wara
Lodge
Mary Maher
Theta
Ballain Family Returns Home After Wintering in Oklahoma
The Ballains traveled from Oklahoma after weeks tending their cabs and making improvements. They entered by Burlington Road and were met near Shetahdosh by Andrew Delehant. Ballain reported no crop issues in Kansas, with Oklahoma wheat yielding four to eight bushels per acre.
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Oklahoma
Burlington Road
Shetahdosh
Andrew Delehant
Ballain
Kansas
Fires at Imogene and Johnny Brown Farms Burn Straw Piles
On Wednesday morning near Imogene a straw pile ignited during threshing at Jim Skahfitz home. 175 bushels of grain burned as the threshing machine was moved to safety. A crowd fought to save the barn and nearby buildings. On Thursday near Johnny Brown farm Luther Johnson's straw pile and a Frank Gutschenritter truck were scorched. The straw pile burned but was kept from spreading in the field.
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Fouth
Jim Skahfitz
Johnny Brown
Louth
Here
Luther Johnson
Frank Gutschenritter
Sundown Dinner Hosts and Local News Highlights
Saners entertain Mr and Mrs Joe Saher and other families at a Sunday dinner honoring the Sweeney family departing for Omaha. News notes report illnesses, travel to Shenandoah for X rays, a return from Omaha and Greely visits, crop drought with 106 degree heat, a boy’s leg infection treated, several locals recovering from typhoid, harvest work in South Dakota, a new baby boy for the Hickeys of Harlan, and visits among Randolph and Chicago connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Saher
EL P. Loughlin
V. M. Saner
M. Brinty
Eb.d. Sweeney
Sweeney
Omaha
John Otis
Kate Rogers
Shenandoah
M. Printy
Creighton
Greely
Neb
Jane
Ellen Barrett
Mercury
Dale
Mra
Art Green
Paul Goode
Tabor
L. BE. Qutachenritter
John Gorsuch
Andrew Delehant
Randolph
Darwin
George Hickey
Harlan
Hickey
Ella McCardle
Mike Regan
Chicago
Mary Delehant
Oscar Keyser
Cobra
Mra. Keyser
Mr. Keyser
Will Listom
A. Allen
Floyd Gee Near-Escape From 110 Volt Incident At Golf Ground
Floyd Gee, a mall carrier, narrowly escaped electrocution last Monday evening while changing a bulb at the golf ground. He touched a live wire, but a bystander who struck the wire and broke it with a putter saved him. His arm suffered bad burns. Vincent Walters of Rhenando is visiting his cousin Donald Gutsehenritter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Gee
Toute
Golf Ground
Vincent Walters
Rhenando
Donald Gutsehenritter
Red Oak Highway 94 paving celebration planned
News notes from Red Oak and surrounding towns report a September dedication event for Federal Highway 94 in Montgomery County with an elaborate program and carnival plans. The Red Oak Chamber backs limiting carnivals to every two years and hopes Dan Turner of Corning will speak if available.
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Montgomery County
Chamber
Red Oak
Dan Turner of
Corning
Iowa-Bountiful Land by George Gallgria
Iowa rapidly develops elite centers with Des Moines near completion of City Hall Municipal Court Building Federal Post Office and court facilities plus a riverfront coliseum and new federal post office. Cedar Rapids proceeds with civic center on an island in the Cedar River including a courthouse and memorial city hall. Strong banks and high home ownership mark the state with 75 percent of Jews owning homes and no bank failures in memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Gallgria
Iowa
Dea Moines
Federal Post Ofice
Grand Avenue
Court Avenue
Cedar Rap
Clvic
Cedar River
Court House
Memorial City Hall
TOWA
Cedar Rapids
Toowa
FOWA
Batoni Leads Comeback as Chicago Team Wins
Batoni drives late surge with key plays as Chicago squad edges opponents. Reming and Peay contribute crucial points in a high tense game, securing a 2% lead after strong defense and a bold final push by the home team.
Bee House hosts social for Anebahds and Dalford spouses
The members of the s. o. 8. club held a Friday evening party at the Bee Houser home for the Anebahds, with Mrs. Helen Dalford as the other hostess. A social hour led to a luncheon of chicken sandwiches, pickles, hot tea, Madeira cream, angel food cake, and iced tea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bee Houser
Thett Anebahds
Helen Dal- Tord
Sema Good Wheat Yields Reported Near Henderson
A Monday report from Henderson notes excellent wheat yields on the frane ranch south of town. Morris Conner threshed forty-seven bushels per acre across thirty acres and thirty bushels per acre across 136 acres. Sidney Smith on Evans farms had thirty-five acres at forty-three bushels per acre. No. 1 grade wheat tested at about 62 pounds per bushel. Bayfield Forward northeast of Henderson reported heavier grain but lower yield, weighing 64 pounds. Other good yields and high quality are reported.
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Harbot
Henderson
Morris Conner
Town
Sidney Smith
Evans
Bixty
Bayfield
Joseph Parker Jr dies after Chicago auto crash
Word reached Henderson that Joseph Parker Jr brother of Blaine Parker and Mrs Paul Phillips was seriously injured in a Chicago auto accident on Sunday July 20 and died the same day. The body will be brought to Henderson for burial. No accident details available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Parker Jr
Blaine Parker
Paul Phillips
Chicago
Kia Allison
Henderson
Fragmented OCR Summary of Sporting Notice and Names
A garbled OCR passage mentions golf and foes in a stray, unclear context. It references Bayer Seroun and Itoh Kopp with scattered fragments about reading, defense, and a place called Contesilan, but no coherent event or outcome can be determined from the text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alze Golf Itoh
Kopp
Craary
Bayer
Seroun Pro
Aiius
John Johnson Killed After Fall at Walter Ellison Farm
John Johnson, who worked on the Walter Ellison farm, fell downstairs last week and died at a Red Oak hospital. He had been up there threshing when the accident occurred. His wife and family remain at their Oklahoma home while the body was shipped home for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Johnson
Walter Ellison
Red Oak
Oklahoma
Sowers Scheffert Wedding Unites Mildred Bowers and Glenn Scheffert
Miss Mildred Bowers of Henderson and Glenn Scheffert of Avoca married July 18 at Caraon Methodist Church. Foreman Scheffert works at Avoca electric plant. Miss Sowers led orchestra locally. They plan to live in Avoca and are wished a happy married life by friends. Nearby relatives visit and family health updates noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Bowers
Henderson
Glenn Scheffert
Avoca
Caraon
Mr. Scheffert
Sowers
Muate
Camp Brewster Visit and Local Trips Highlight Week
Virginia Harbor, Nettie Wilson, Pauline Sowers and Jeanette Luther spent several days at Camp Brewster last week. John Rainbone and family returned home Wednesday from a Lake Okoboji visit. A. H. Harbor bought a Ford car last week. Herman Copock visited Morton Mills on Monday to see his sister Mrs. Gerald Penwell and family. Leader want ads promise results.
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C. H. Amick
Yellow Lake
Wisconsin
A. Wight
Henry Curly
Red Oak
Wiater
Charley Pleake
Gee
W. Wilson
Pee
Muscatine
Stoker
C. B. Lindsey
Council Bluffs
Methodist Church
Loren D. Thomas
Lon Coleman
Lincoln
Grant Hockenberry
Robert Harover
Oakland
Earl Berry of
Vinton
Virginia Harbor
Nettie Wilson
Pauline Sowers
Jeanette Luther
Camp Brewster
John Rainbo
Lake Okobofi
A. H. Harbor
Herman Copock
Morton Mills Mondas
Gerald Penwell
Saving Scotty at Liverpool hotel asks about board charges
A visitor from Aberdeen at a Liverpool hotel inquired about board charges. The figures were high and Sandy exclaimed. When asked how much for Faraging his car, he was told there was no charge. He decided to sleep in his car tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
Liverpool
Sandy
Liverpool Post
Ford Motor Company's Mission to Deliver Low-Cost Reliable Autos
The Ford Motor Company treats itself as a public service beyond car making. It pursues continuous improvement in design and production, slashing costs with innovations like endless chain systems, electric welding, and mass conveyors to deliver affordable, reliable transportation to millions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford Motor Company
Ford
Mechanical
Tee
Tox Morrow
Bray Fron
Rouge
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Odge
Ballains
Imogene
LY Floyd Cee
J. R. Scott
M. D. Phyaician
Suregon
Malvern
DR. I
Bu. Parsons
Clan and Burgeon
Nat'l Bank
Malcolm Campbell
Phonn
D. M. Kine
J. A. Kline
Kline & Kline Mateopathic Physicians
Java
Goa
Hart Lumber
Lurber Geo
Benders
Aitchangel
Hamburg
Kidney Argus
Fremont County
Donic
Sidney
Bafold Godman
Randolph Enterprise
Clyde Heaton
Sassen Fovernamen
Council Bluffe
Batoni
John Evans
Emerson
Thursay
Catherin Redman
Walnut
Emma Workman
Fred
Glenwood
Luella
Billie Harbor
Edwin Wilkinson
Ruth Brown
South Dakota
A. A. Wright
Beatrice
Nebr
Wright
The
Christian Church
Dave William
Howard Willams
Jud Coppock
JL. D. Thomas
Edmondson Hospital
Elwood Bearen
Casebolt
Ancien Worry
Viste
Ohn Johnson
T. B. Fulton
Chbio
Tilly
Milbu
Ellis
Amos Smith
Missouri
Orlo Harris
Will Cain
Carl Rigele
Mayo Hospital
Rochester
Minn
Riggie
Scotty
Lou Barkus
Grennen Cakes
Deardorff’s Grocery
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