Emerson Miss Masel Duran letr Byntas tet San Meaney
Local notes recount visits and travel of Emerson residents to Des Moines and Mount Vernon, with mentions of Mrs Caroline Phinoeds and Mrs Wu Crawford. The piece covers thefts near town, a basketball result Everson 11 over Emerson 7, and social events including a Lessor Auxiliary and junior business competition in Hastings. várias
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masel Duran
Willard Ir
Sypris Wedley
Shoah Fone
Pete Te Oniwa
Yieitine
Caroline Phinoeds
Wu Crawford
Waris
Mies Girwee
Calor Borinas
Cola
Vietins
Mes
John Corsa
Tome
Arate
Des Meines
Lawry
Watherton
Cedar
Yates
Mount Vernon
Deanette
Os Moines
Totner
Crawfort
Dave
Weaverly
Baisay
Bare
Oma
Mas
Teo
Glen Sodgrasa
Theires
Frank Lang
Haynes
Malvern
Emerson
Everson
Hastings
Aiy
Eva van Ausdale
Sunday Social and Local Notices From the Blrahan Area
The column lists Sunday visitors and family gatherings near Blrahan, Me. Seaton, Owens, and Wise families along with trips to Silver City and McEl, plus church choir practice planned and local incidents. Neighbors share visits at Archie Clay home near Tendercon and Hille dale, with cattle shipments to South Omaha and notes on injuries from a hay fork accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
Paul Seaton
Blrahan
Sandigo
Cus
Wetith
MC. Seaton
Etry
Clary
Tendercon
Sumiday
Nuhloe
Miss Tendias
Tle
Tee Owens
Meclel
John Wise
Silver City
Henderson
Lester
South Omaha Mody
Heenderson
Midson James
Liberty
Mosilaines Jane
Mary Francis
Malvern
Stanley
KL Henderson
Memary
News of Pacific Junction Contest Closes
A membership and attendance contest at the LQ C FP Lodge in Pacific Junction has concluded after several weeks of activity and effort by members and attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
News of
Pacific Junction
LQ. C. FP
Hastings community notices and events update
Local Hastings column lists social calls and visits including Miss Deanh Brewing hosting two Cumberland friends Esther Dowling and Oda Howe, Velma Carr visiting grandmother Mrs Louise Quimays, and J B Lookabil home guests. Advertisements promote restaurant drinks, Fourth of July events, free Thursday movie night, and a community contest for Hastings youths with prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tonge
Johny Petersean
Addy
Deanh
Sweet Clover Pasture Boosts Dairy Steady Growth
Iowa farmers in Jackson County report sweet clover grown on limed soil boosts pasture for swine and dairy cattle. At Iowa State College and extension agents note long grazing periods with 30 cows on six acres of biennial white sweet clover. Planting began in spring 1922 with four more acres added this spring. growers plan to expand to three dairy cows next year as the stand matures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa
Jackson County
HE OW. Warner
Snila Extension Service
T Gay
Henderson Happenings in Strahan Daily News
Local notes report horse deaths from heat during the week. Community visits include Ed Sum, Gle Summers, LR Taylor, and Ben Hiarbert families. Residents travel, birthdays, marriages, school projects, Farm Bureau meetings, and church activities mark a busy Strahan area week with multiple social calls and local events.
Marriage Licenses June Listings Hit Silver City and Beyond
A list of marriage licenses shows June ceremonies in Silver City and several Nebraska towns including Kearney and Malvern. Names include Atva Jones, Letha Bachman, Gertrude Garrett, Bonj Kyles, Witla Baldwin, and Ralph Adams, with ages ranging from teens to mid twenties and ceremony dates from June 9 to June 20. Additional entries span Pa bleifle Junction and Omaha, noting partners Hazel Karr and others, reflecting a broad regional licensing record.
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Atva Jones
Silver City
Letha Bachman
Clarence G. Pierce
Kearney
Nebr
Gertrude Garrett
Bonj. J. Kyles
Greenwood
Witla Baldwin
Groanwood
D. Rk
Criswell
Malvern
Virginia Hood
Ralph Od. Adams
Ruth A. Duan
W. Wakefold
Omaha
Ural Lundberg
Charence Fitch
Palestic Junction
Hazel Karr
Leifle Junction
W. Crabtres
Ellandale
No. Duk
Maude
Bhoewaker
Stuart
Hillsdale Church Set for Homecoming Sunday
East Center Hillsdale Church enjoyed services last Sunday with 132 in Sunday School and a grill basket lunch at noon. Next Sunday they expect about 150 for Homecoming with visitors from nearby areas, music and a sermon in the afternoon. Mrs Frank Howard visits Tabor this week with relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillsdale
Frank Howard
Tabor
Tabor Notes and Family Trips From The Beacon
Mrs Clyde Alatrope returned Saturday from the Presbyterian hospital where she has been treated for two weeks. Mrs J W Argo of Tipton visited her son W W Argo and will accompany the Argos on a Colorado auto trip next month. Mrs A T Hardy and granddaughter Margaret Hardy left Monday for Nova Scotia to visit relatives and attend the Scottish Immigration 150th anniversary celebration at Pictou July 16 to 21. In a humorous aside Oswald’s habit of begging for food is recounted with a neighborly retelling.
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Ed Summier
Taylor
Ben Hiarbert
Maredonia
A. FL Creamer
Velenaml Hayden Carter
Tibbles
Omaha
Vir Wilson
George Gallop
Wheelers Grave
Floyd Tibbs
Curran
Oakland
Mr. Woods
Isabel Puryear
Ruth Sowers
Jon Edmondsnit
Ellen Clayton
Swanton
Herr
Luella Vinton
Salyers
Malvern
George Cole
Ellett
Ada Tibbles
Auty
Missouri
Sanday
Ralph Vince
D. Tilipston
Morrie
Willehter
Arch Houser
Hayden Carter
Elmer Dinssepotin
DM. Workman
Childen
Willisea
de. Tipton
Ghonwand
A. Workman
Montromery
Grant
Dean Edmondson
Will Cain
Juanita Evans
Red Oak
South
George
Chillicothe
Severy
Darwin Goss
George Evans
Darwin
Niaels Il
Mt. Pleasant
Gerald Carr
Iella Parker
Messera Will Cooper
Charley Rwaney
Denyer Byers
Dave Wil
Williams
Edna Tweens
Champ Haravyer
Merle McQee
Cones
Belnge
Logan
Nna
Faye Sutton
Shelby
Eva van Ausdale
Hastings
Taandy
Clyde Alatrope
Presbyterian Hospital
J. W. Argo
Tipton
W. W. Argo
Argos
Colorado
A. T. Hardy
Margaret Hardy
Nova Scotia
Pride of intellect fuels sharp disdain in conversation
A fragmentary dialogue from a Boston Evening transcript shows a speaker scornful of a man who claims superior knowledge. The exchange hints at pride, intellect, and a confrontation over who knows more, with a sharp bite in the banter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Gotham Hosts 2 Million Churchgoers Across NY
In New York's five boroughs there are about 16,000 churches missions chapels and other worship places serving an estimated 2 000 000 members. The figure reflects broad religious participation across the metropolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gotham
Five Boroughs
New York
Pleasing Father Sparks Consent Play in Detroit
A line from Detroit Free Press depicts a couple arguing over parental consent for marriage. The woman insists the promise to marry stands, while the man contemplates asking the father, highlighting family oversight in early nuptial plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father
George
Hiu
Detroit Free Press
Sky Scraping Cities with Tall Office Buildings
Four New York office towers loom over the skyline with estimated populations of 16 000, 15 000, 12 000, and 8 000 inside their vertical floors. Scores of other structures house populations in the thousands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New bungalow layout offers roomy porch and functional flow
The plan features a vine hung pergola with ordinary stock lumber and an arbor seat, a roomy veranda leading to a 13 by 17 living room, an 18 by 12 foot dining room, and a kitchen with good light and a pantry. Bedrooms connect to a bathroom via a corridor, with options for built in storage, attic room, or storage/playing space, and simple color schemes to brighten plain rooms.
Pretty bungalow for city 08 farm
William A. Radford offers free building advice on bungalow design and future room layouts. He discusses turning the front veranda to the side to create three day rooms facing the front yard, with porch changes and brickwork details to improve moisture control and aesthetics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Radford
William A. Hadford
Willam A. Radford
Pralrie Avenue
Chicamo
Long a Man of Leisure
A quirky Langling dialogue from Loudon Tit-Bite recounts Mrs. Baggs and neighbors judging a man’s status and job luck during an extended social mingle. The local scene notes outfits, marital timelines and idle chatter about work and marriage in a humorous, period voice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weil
Baggs
Loudon
Porto Rico Sugar Crop Estimate Reported for 1923
The Sugar Producers association of Porto Rico announced a crop estimate of 492,782 short tons for 1923, far above the 40,986 tons cited for 1923. The Guanica Centrale began operations, Aguirre the second largest will, and other smaller centrals are producing, with output details still incomplete.
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Porto Rico
Sugar Producers Association of
Porto Mira
Guanica Centrale
Svuxon
Aguirre
Gevecel
Centrala
Leo Op
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