Dog Show Champion Trainer Acquires New Sika Pointer
Maiverh Rae fast work follows Mike Diten securing a fee Getizan. Dashes von Schwarentere named. Despite distractions, the dog Sika proves victorious with eight champion reit eaters, defeating five Eastett at Rye New York. Also beat runner at Madison Square Garden show. Pedigree noted, from W G Marigold of Bennington Nebraska. Mike and Vern Waiker retrieved her last week. County and general offices hours change announced for Glenwood office, 1810 to 13 a.m. to 4 p.m. Malvers Rothsland favored heavily on best beats. on Tuesday 2 ft fall, president received a 100 bushel bag of Great Northern beans valued by J R McClusmand at Edgar Montana ranch last year. Rotarians left part of shipment unfinished.
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Maiverh
Mike Diten
Getizan
Dashes von Schwarentere
Mike
E&peete Bart
Sika
Rye
N.Y
Het Dam van Tidy von Behics Wes
Alee
W. G. Marigold
Bennington
Neb
Vern Waiker
Malvers Rothsland
Ft. Fall
J. R. McClusmand
Edgar, Mont
All Grade Teachers to Return at High School
Report notes all grade teachers, including three high school staff, will return for next year. Details on positions and assignments remain forthcoming as officials confirm staffing plans.
Brooder house fire destroys 268 chicks at Delefer
Fire damaged a brooder house killing 268 chicks. Witnesses say the blaze began late morning and spread quickly. Local farmer Kee Strahan reported losses and called for investigation by fire department officials.
Thanks to Ba and kin for acts of kindness
The note expresses gratitude to Ba and relatives for their many acts of kindness and support. It acknowledges appreciation from Weseslie and friends, highlighting lasting thanks and warm regard for the caring gestures.
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Weseslie
Silver City Athletes Dominate Thurman Baseball Tourney
Mike Jones reports Silver City high school athletes surged to a Thurman tournament win with a 11 to 4 score over Percival after capturing county and sectional basketball titles. La Roy Swede Anderson pitched five strong innings, Emerson's team secured five runs in the first, two in the second, and three more in the sixth, while Percival struggled behind Torinson. The game ended after four innings due to time, as Hooker kept Percival hitless and Emerson’s squad expanded their lead.
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Silver City High School
Thurman
Bilver City
Pércival
Emerson
Lowt
Cita
Univon
Parcival
Percival
Ericerson
Hooker
Haglés
Jordan
Chartain
Shawh
Award Citation Highlights U S Soldier in England
A fragmentary citation praises a United States service member for displayed courage and credit while in England during World War II. It references participation in operations resembling the Pas de Calais and Kiel attacks and commends the Armed Forces for notable actions.
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Continents
School claims first county basketball title in region
Fragmented OCR notes show Prather and Shipley assisting Thurman with chores during dictated events. The team, led by Mac Mills, Chuck Smith, Swede Anderson, Bud Carlson, Don Milla, and Marvin Atteberry, posted strong hits as they clinched the county championship and then the section title, praising teamwork as the key to their record season.
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Achiool
Ite
Firemen Seek Hose Drying Tower At Rural Station
Community fire department studies hose drying towers to improve equipment handling. Proposed tower would mount near the rear stage area, aiding drying after use and reducing hose wear in rural firefighting operations.
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Abiat and Fire
Bathe Group
Fragmented ad text hints at local theater and farming ads
The unreadable OCR fragment mentions Mass theater ads and farms with unclear details. It references a price of one dollar and names like Bob or Bub er, but specifics are not recoverable. The piece reads as a stray advertisement or listing from a local publication with missing context.
Unclear Weather Fragments Signal Seasonal Change
Fragmentary report notes unseasonable warm spells and small precipitation events. References a trace of snow last Thursday and rain totals of .02 inches, .51 inches on Sunday, and .01 inch on Monday, suggesting early signs of warmer conditions.
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The
Nyn
New Book by Leland Stowe Joins Library Shelf
The library adds They Shall Not Sleep by Leland Stowe, a reporter known for wartime dispatches. The work reflects on peace prospects, drawing from travels through 39 countries and colonies.
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Stowe
Times
Leland Stowe
Induction School Planned at Glenwood Armory
Inductees and families are invited to a second pre-induction school at the Glenwood armory at 8 p m Friday May 19. The military and civilian services will present talks on physicals, induction, insurance, allotments, and support available. A representative from the Selective Service will attend. Light refreshments provided by the American Legion.
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Aye
Glan+ woog armory
Ines
Copafa
Army
Navy
Red Cross
Legion Service
Relective Service Board
American Legion
Gollen Purchases Kunce and Nelson Grain Elevators
Ray Colton of Batet-Collen Elevator Co purchases the grain business of Kunce and Nelson in Malvern. Three elevators at Malvern, Brahan and Clark. trucks, feeders and grinders transfer to Colten. Albert Nelson remains to help at Malvern elevator. Colten plans to move from Omaha, joining family by June 1. The Kunce and Nelson partnership, formed 27 years ago, also ran an implement business sold last month to J. M. Caphel, with their business block retained.
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Malvern
Ray Coltef
Batet-Collen Elevator Co
Kunte & Nelson
Brahan and Clark
Collen
Albert Nelson
Omaha
Mra. Collen
Bill
Malverne
McPherson
Elevator business changes spark health related retirements
In a Malvern note the passage describes Mr Kance and Mr Nelson seeking partial retirement due to health, with their sales enabling this. Mr Cullen brings extensive elevator bust ness experience and a personable approach, having visited Malvern to learn the community and prepare for full management.
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Kance
Nelson
Cullen
Malvern
Frances Swoboda Wins Cornell Piano Scholarship
Frances Swoboda wins a Cornell Conservatory of Music scholarship in piano after auditions with high school students from Teas and surrounding states. The $220 award provides two piano lessons weekly for a year at Mount Vernon.
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Frances Swoboda
Cornell College
Cornell Conservatory of Music
Mount Vernon
Swobode
Tews
Baptist Rummage Sale Schedule
Rummage sale to be held May 13 at the Baptist community building on May 18 at 10:30 a.m. Donations welcome. If you cannot bring items, contact Mrs. Grant Chamberlain or Mrs. Pearl Kline. 45-1
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Baptist
Grant Chamberlain
Pearl Kline
Glenwood Soldier Killed in Italy Reported by Mother
Word received by Mrs Florence Sneffler confirms that Frankly Sheffler of Glenwood was killed in Italy. The notice attributes the report to his mother and states the event occurred on Thursday.
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Frankly Sheffler
Glen
Wood
Ac- How
Italy
Mra
Florence Sneffler
School Plans Paper Drive Across Citywide Effort
An improvised student led paper drive is slated for May in the city, aiming to collect assorted papers from various schools and organizations. Organizers promote a broad participation drive to support local initiatives.
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Brian
Five In Service Inducts Local Youth Jimmie Leahy heads to Omaha Navy entry
Imogene News notes Jimmie Leahy seventeen year old son of Mr and Mrs Art Leahy has left for Omaha to be inducted into the navy after enlisting following a recent win. He becomes the fifth Leahy son sent to military service. The others include Artis CM fife in the Marines at Honolulu Vincent in the Marines in the Southwest Pacific Hille with Company B in England and Jerry in the navy at Norfolk Virginia.
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Imogene News
Jimmie
Art Leahy
Omaha
Navy
Artis CM Fife
Marines
Honolulu
Vincent
Southwest Pacific
Hille
England
Jerry
Norfolk
Memorial Day services planned with Cedar Rapids speaker
Arrangements for the community Memorial Day observance are set for Tuesday May 30 in the Malvern Community building and cemetery. Martial music begins at 8 30 a m with the program at 10 a m. Clarence Day Cedar Rapids highway patrol captain will speak. Committees include day officer F R Chantry martial music W D Slothower program and music Mrs F R Chantry FP A Wortman Mrs J E Ell won transportation R W Galeyers Piper J R Hall Mrs O BR Hyde flower decorators and other volunteers coordinated by the general committee.
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Malvern
Clarence Day
Cedar Rapida
F. R. Chantry
Trartlal
W. D. Slothower
Mra
A. Wortman
R. W. Gale Yers
Piper
J. R. Hall
BR. Hyde
Flower Brewer
H. I. Hasselquiat
J. B. Ellison
Frank Evans
Paul Blothower
Hillsdate
Jack Bingham
3. L. Frasier
Hastings
South
SGT R D Honeyman Missing In Action In England
Mra R D Honeyman received a telegram from the War Department stating Sgt R D Honeyman was MIA since April 24 over Germany after a bombing mission. He enlisted in 1942, trained at Kerns Field and Ardmore, earned three expert rifle medals and two sharpshooter, and flew as tail gunner and assistant engineer on a B 17 before deployment. Survivors listed include Stuart Honeyman and others.
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Mra
R. D. Honeyman
War Department
Germany
Stuart Honeyman
Emerson
News of Our Men in Uniform Returns Letter From Aleutians
A wartime bulletin echoes a soldier’s letter from the Aleutians dated April 30. The writer thanks Edster and supporters for sending The Mel yerp Leader and expresses gratitude for home news that comforts troops overseas. He notes cold weather and longing for familiar sights while abroad.
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Edster
Hitle Digszeyt
Army lieutenant from Emerson receives field artillery commission
W E McGrew, son of Mr and Mrs D N McGrew of Emerson, earned a U S Army field artillery second lieutenant commission at Fort Sill Oklahoma after completing the officers training course. He will head to administrative duty and plans to return to Ft Sill in about a week on leave with his parents.
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W. E. McGrew
D. N. McGrew
Emerson
U. S. Army Field Artillery
Fort Bill
Okla
Town State College
Lt. McGrew
Ft. Sill
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