Local News Notes and Community Updates
Local items recount schooling, visits, and trades in Mills County. Hardware ads, school moves, and summer plans mix with travel to Omaha, Lincoln, and Ames. Residents like Miss Piper, Miss Hilton, and Miss Skerritt visit relatives, while others attend Ak-Sar-Ben and university summers.
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Beau Brommel
Ranederson
Cor
Christy
Omasha Mundas
Randerson’s
Aly
Wo Miller
Glenwarnd
cCiem & Criswelado
E. Knight
Livingstone Sults
Council Hintfe
Bol Scott
Hastings
Clem & Crisswells
Margaret Piper
Randolph
Lincoln
Henderson
Dast
Yrurs
Council Bluffs
Vnseriet
Mrs Imel Surprised At Sunday School Party
Mrs Imel was surprised at her home Friday night by members of the organist Woman's Class and Sunday school teachers of the First Presbyterian Church. After games and refreshments, she received a silver sandwich plate as appreciation for her work as teacher and superintendent.
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AL Hnel
Imel
What Would Happen If Utilities Were State Bought and Bonds Tax Exempt
The piece notes about 15 billion dollars invested in privately owned utilities and similar in tax free securities. It speculates on consequences if the utilities were taken over by government and funded by tax exempt bonds, asking what changes would occur in ownership and financing.
Business Revival Foreseen By Industry Leaders And Banks
A revival is forecast in the latter half of the year driven by industrial leaders bankers and optimism. They view the current slowdown as temporary following spring expansion and expect a breathing spell before business picks up. Strong banking and utility sectors are seen as key support for the revival.
Strawberry Social Draws Crowds at East Liberty Cemetery
Tuesday evening drew large crowds to the East Liberty Cemetery Association event at the church. Attendees enjoyed cakes, homegrown strawberries with ice cream and lemonade for the thirty, and the women raised a good sum for cemetery improvements.
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East Liberty Cemetery Association
Farm Home Struck by Lightning Near Emerson
During a Thursday morning thunderstorm, lightning struck the Will Cole farm home of Martin Bea, leveling the chimney and tearing weather boarding as rain poured down. No injuries or fires occurred.
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Will Cole
Martin Bea
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Hafeer
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Mo L. Hiett
Gienweed Meatuless
Khak Randers
Pettom
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Tawa Waring
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Randeersin’s. Adv
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Ira McCoarmick
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Wisconsin
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Owahe
Hazel Hilton
Ames
Viola Mulholland
Olathe
California
Wyoming
J.T. Skerritt
Rea Oak
Mr. Skerritt
Mrs. Skerritt
West
Nebraska
Colorado
Oregon
Montana
Fred Parquhar
Jittte
Elinor
da Warent
Lisle
Hale
Omaha
Presbyterian Hospital
Crotter
Portland
Mills County
LG Adams
Mr. Alums
Knox County
Nebr
Lawrence Imel
Ady
Home
Taueh Jacl Kon
Ira
Fritz
Kota
Sears
Turtles
Tabor
Luwa
Fern Skerritt
Misa Fara
Hasties
Hhyetings
Amy Hammers
Shellrock
Shell Rock
Resi
Mrs. Imel
ALUAE
Emerson
Hillsdate
ORR
Hyde
Harty
Frank Hilton
Harvie Douglas
Gus Borene
J. Anderson Ann
J. Hey Ans
Tabar
Chas Thitten
Iowa
Tor Sai
Tolin Deere Binder
KE Warnke
Malvern Milling Cy
Bell
Johno Waller
Ott
Taderr
Fred Peckersbach
Danley
Altha Woodruff
M. Starr
Jamey Muleens
Markus
G. Atstrape
C. L. Williams
Tom Shaw
C. E. Porter
Collins Drug Store
Priest's Drug Store
Geo. Barkus
Hoope Co
Uncil Bluffr
Empress Theatre
Quality Pictures
Robert McKim
Claire Adams
Carl Gantvoort
Man of the Forest
Zane Grey
Hoot Gibson
Blinky
Hoot
Marguerite de la Motte
John Bowers
Gladys Walton
J. R. Cardwell
Malvern, Ia
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Beau Brummell
J. E. Randerson Company
Hart Schaffner & Mara
Alvern
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