Pancake Feast in Wild Camp Turns Slapstick
In a rugged camp a group battles a stove and stubborn batter to cook pancakes. Sy and others clash over frying styles as a harsh dawn test unfolds, with burnt bacon, leaky fire, and comic perseverance shaping a tense but humorous breakfast in the backcountry.
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J. RL
Whytland
Walsert
Ame Perser
Wilson
Ecol Betiorot
Suis Wien
Pe Aachen
Wall Ruigers
Farmers must unite for a square deal in agriculture
Readers debate farm policy and political influence. They argue farmers lack vision, need unity beyond Farm Bureau, and should back measures like the Frazi er Lemke bill and money regulation to restore Congressional control of finance. They attack politicians, bankers, and elites while invoking historic fears and civic duty.
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Barker
Wall Street
Landen
Roosevelt
White House
Concord
Boston
Farm Bureau
Snoukel
Congress
Charley Curtis
Landou
Prazier-Lemke
Agricultere
Ehind
Harvard
America
Jianes A
Ariel
Editorial on election voting and public sentiment
The piece muses on why voters backed Roosevelt states, arguing they favored business recovery, Republican- era distress, and continued federal grants. It notes voters reacted to prosperity and action, not intricate ideological aims, acknowledging American idealism yet critiquing post election motives.
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Jay Franklin
New Deal
Roosevelt
Franklin
Fragmented OCR note with unclear names and events
An unreadable OCR fragment references multiple unclear persons and places. The text contains garbled names, scattered terms, and broken phrases making it impossible to identify a coherent event, date, or outcome for a concise news summary.
Community clubs urged to push for stronger Malvern commerce
A column urges Malvern residents to support the Community Club and Junior Chamber of Commerce in continuing and expanding a program of community betterment as the town approaches the wine season. It recalls the era of New Deal gains and notes the importance of solid organizations amid upcoming civic activity. The piece also reflects on Nate Kendall’s death and a past election in which liberal and Congressional candidates shaped local politics through a competitive race between Wealin and Henry Peterson.
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Malvernians
Community Club
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Nate Kendall
Lowa
Ames
Congress
Senate
Uiis
Congreta Wealin
Eenry Peterson
Malvern Cemetery Case Seeks Quiet Title in Mills County
In Mills County Iowa a district court action by Malvern Cemetery Association seeks to quiet title to the East Half Lot 7 Block 28 in Malvern. Defendants include Emily Donner Flora Heal Luke Heal Mary Kuiper John Kuiper Lesli Johnson and unknown heirs and claimants. The petition seeks removal of all claims and costs with a November 6 1936 filing deadline and a November 1936 court term in Glenwood.
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District Court OF
Iowa
Mills
Malvern Cemetery
Jemily $ Donner
Woal Donner
Flora
Heal
Luke Heal
Mary Ob Kuyper
John 2 Kuyper
Leslif
Johnson
Malvern
Mills County
The
District Court of Iowa
Glenwood
Isid County
Peter
Bridges Brothers Concert At Malvern Opera House
From The Leader Nov 11 1886 Mills county papers praise clean campaign and refrain from dirty politics The Bridges Brothers concert at the Malvern opera house tonight promises a musical treat after months on tour with favorable reviews The Monday Night club will back the Bridges Brothers with local singers Mrs D F Whitfield of Atwood Kansas visiting relatives in Malvern
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Mills County
Bridges Brothers
Opera House
D. FE. Whitfield
Atwood
Kaw
Malvern
Rambling Round on Ballots and Local Happenings
A rambling recap notes a nationwide ballot storm spanning Maine to Vermont, with debate over Roosevelt versus Landon, mentions of economic woes under Hoover, and calls for a blended coalition. It also reports local items: Hazel Campville ill, cattle movements, new meat market in Villisea, Ford car purchase, an apple packing haul, and social dances.
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Rock-Hound
Maine
Vermont
Clemencea
London
Roosevelt
Hoover
Lemke
Thomas
G.O.P
Soa
Gallis
Hazel Campivll
J. E. Hewes
Glenwood
RD. Hyde
Dram
Noe
Baten Tennant
Kneeland
George Strobl
Omaha
Geo. F. Salyers
Rent Durbin
Berger
Rawles Township
J. Ft. Talbott & Son
Talbott
Southwest
Te Ho
Lawrence
Warren county rejects new court house in Indianola
Voters statewide opposed a proposed bond of 80 000 for a new Warren County court house, with rural districts voting no while Indianola wards favored the project. Election results show a 24 vote spread against the measure and note a mixed downtown support pattern. Also reported are unusually large potatoes grown by H W Bright of Shenandoah weighing up to one and a half pounds from June plantings.
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Warren County
Indianola
H. W. Bright
Shenandoah
Bright
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