Calumnist notes on fashion and music in Mills County era
A fragment of a 20th century newspaper page describes clothing comfort during summer, remarks on a column by John Warrion promoting breathable men’s wear, and notes on martial music performances by local bands. It also includes farm and 4-H notices, and a public bid advertisement for building removals on Primary Road No. 41 in Malvern Iowa.
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Oakland
Teke
John Warrion
HeUetheier
Cole
Harriton
Malvern
Iowa
Towit
Carl A. Hertz
Hertz
Idona Kelle Brammer
Brammer
Svecony- Vacuum Oil Company
H. GU. Hickok
Hight of Way Emines
Iowa State High Commission
Ames
Notice for the Destruction of Nozicus Weeds in Mills County
Mills County Weed Commissioner orders destruction of Nozicus weeds within one year and mowing by adjoining landowners on and along county roads to prevent seed production by July 15 1929. Noncompliant landowners will be billed for the work and notices served.
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Cocklebar
Eecter
Ruvetan Avedd
Ords
Mills County
Local News Snippet From Minneapolis Meet Weekend Notes
The report mentions Canby participants in regional events held in Minneapolis over the weekend. It notes a contestant appearing in a music final at the event and references the Minneapolis Peony Bestival with dates in early April.
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Bao Lin
Abe
Carson
Minneapolis
Tattooed Teeth and Symbolism Across Siamese Cultures
An OCR fragment discusses tattooed teeth among Siamese with varied symbols like swastikas, crosses, bleeding hearts, and playing card suits. The text is garbled, mentioning Halse Of Awol and "She unde" with unclear context.
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Ays Halse
4 H Prizes at State Fair Totaling Eighteen Thousand
State fair awards total prize money of eighteen thousand dollars for 4 H exhibits. The event highlights farm youth achievements with projects across crops livestock and home economics. Participating youths from various counties compete for blue ribbons and cash awards.
Oaks Sunday School and Wales commencement tied to Porters Lake social
The report notes 65 in attendance at Oaks Sunday School. Wales held commencement exercises with graduates Carolyn Fleming Geraldine Carr Karen Johnson Irene Sellers Dorothy Hoffman Mary Woods Ralph Ross and Donald Huddle. A group picnic gathered at Porter's Lake with families including the Henry Schilling clan the Forest Achenbaughs Ben Auklands Marion Mahans Guy Jordans and Agnes Klose.
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Wales
Carolyn Fleming
Geraldine Carr
Karen Johnson
Irene Sellers
Dorothy Hoffman
Mary Woods
Ralph Ross
Donald Huddle
Porter's Lake
Henry Schilling Family
the Forest Achenbaughs
Ben Auklands
Marion Mahans
Guy Jordans
Guy Osborns
Agnes Klose
Local notes skim through garden damage and society updates
A garbled 1880 local page references frost damage to vegetables in the vicinity and garden concerns. It notes a high school graduation planned for Fri Hay COMMCHPEMENS and a marriage in Omaha on Sunday May 31, at the bridge inn the bride’s mother’s home. Also mentions a Cadillac tourer purchase by M G Srammeier and a newborn daughter for Mr and Mrs. Wig Vau- Oredet west of town.
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Func
Soln
Sam Harald
Tedale
Pedestriana
Mies
Maggie Black
Jona Hoo
Baer
Reeun Huh
Lewier
Jawiwawate
Omaha
Mulholland Company
Xroum
MD Swain
Kaylan Thorley
Hrawmeier
Emerson
Abe
Wud Aire
Taen
Wide Awake Club Meeting Notes Fragment
Fragment from a Wide Awake Club meeting at the Keore Eeler home with attendees including Ray Wheeler and Carolyn Winn. A discussion or presentation occurred, with references to dance and a club stance or awards. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
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Keore Eeler
Ray Wheeler
Carolyn Winn
Work Exhibit at Institution June at Gienwood
Public is invited to attend the work exhibit and sale of manual illustrated art works by Geummuen at Gienwood, to be held June 4 and June 5 from 2 to 5 p.m.
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Geummuen
Gienwood
Poultry Club to Meet on June 5
The Mille county Poultry Club met at the Chamberlain home May 22. After minutes were read Virginia Chamberlain and Bud Hertz reported on their Chicago trip last fall and Velma Chamberlain gave memories of events at the state fair.
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Mille County
Chamberlain
Virginia Chamberlain
Bud Hertz
Chicago
Velma Chamberlain
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Nozicus
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Pueru
Ae Ee
Schade
Mills Canis
C. E. Hoover
Grand Circle Tours
New York
San Francisco
Burlington
Weoy
Caldyedl
Piane Ay
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Hubers
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Glen Wb GH
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Powa
Stan Bale
Deag
OAKS
Vernon Viner
L. E. Brammeier
Volney Warren
Charlotte Ann
Dale Read
Royce
Phyllis
P. W. Castor
Dodson
Porters Lake
Ben Aukland
Lowell
Priscila
Nadine
Henry Schilling
Wide Awake
Poultry Club
Malvern H. S
Collins Drug Co
FORD
Ford V
Salyers Auto CO