Diphtheria Immunization Drive At Strahan School
Strahan Consolidated School completed a diphtheria vaccination drive last Tuesday with 53 pupils and preschool children receiving all three treatments. The program, combined with a prior round two years ago, immunizes nearly all local children. Iowa Health Department notes diphtheria has caused about one third of deaths among children under school age in the past five years and calls the treatment simple and safe.
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Iowa State Department of Health
Five Boys Chosen for American Royal Show Entry
Vocational Agriculture reports John Bates among five boys selected by the Wabash Railway to travel to Kansas City for the American Royal Show. His net prize money totaled $165 after expenses. The group won county fair prizes, building a promising herd with sows and fall pigs, and similar earnings came from Robert Bayes's son Utter who sold his stock for breeding.
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John Bates
Wabash Railway
Kansas City
John
Robert Bayes
Utter
Transportation costs and bus replacements in Strahan district
A report notes a burned bus replaced by a Ford with a Wayne body, with insurer-verified loss. It cites state department figures showing average pupil transport cost at 4.38 per month and Strahan school costs at 3.49, about 1200 dollars below district average. Factors include large buses, wholesale buying, a full-time mechanic who drives, costed operations, and pupil drivers causing lower wages.
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Wayne
Talbott
State Department
Pupi
Strahan
Strahan School
Funeral services held for Harold Peterson in Strahan
Harold Peterson born January 19 1875 in Mason County Illinois died November 3 1930 at his Strahan home. He moved to Fremont then Mills County Iowa and lived there until death. Married Leafy May Brett February 19 1922. Survived by wife and brother Edward of Strahan. many relatives and friends. Burial at Malvern cemetery. He was a Lutheran from youth and a cheerful neighbor and loyal citizen.
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Harold Peterson
Methodist Church
Strahan
Walter Schevermann
Frank Steele
Charles Gipe
Guy Martin
R. B. Shaul
Mr. Hambsch
Scott Irvin
J. P. Achenbach
Summers
Frank Johnson
Malvern
Elven
A. H. Harold Peterson
Mason County
Ill
Fremont County
Iowa
Mills County
Leafy May Brett
Edward
Peterson
Lutheran Church
Haa
Card of Thanks for Harold Peterson Death Letting gratitude to friends
We express sincere thanks and deep appreciation to our many friends for kindness, help, and sympathy at the death and funeral of our beloved husband and brother Harold Peterson. Special thanks for the beautiful flowers from Mrs. Harold Peterson, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Peterson, and Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert McCain.
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Harold Peterson
Howers
Ed Peterson
Gilbert McCain
Rural Church topics spark church mood and health notes
Amid church discourse on Rural Church trends pastor W M Scheuermann urges Stra han residents to attend upcoming services addressing the baling situation. Local updates include Miss Jessica Gee visiting, Esther Roseway recovering from appendicitis, L A Talbott visiting for insurance matters with a $800 payment, and community members across nearby towns attending events and visiting relatives.
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Hhurch
Chur
Strahan
W. M. Scheuermann
School Notes and New Honor Roll Pupil
First and Second Grades report Kathryn Shaw Ruth Naylor and editors Clifford and Shirley Himeiian Lorene Collier and Roy Bolton absent due to pink eye. A new honor roll pupil Joyce Mossberry joins the room. Decorations for Thanksgiving are being made.
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Kathryn Shaw
Ruth Naylor
Clifford
Shirley Himeiian
Lorene Collier
Roy Bolton
Joyce Mossberry
Indians In Language Study Inspires Student Projects
Third and fourth graders enroll in a unit on Indians. Third graders craft Indian beadwork while fourth graders create Indian scene displays. Students assemble small booklets reflecting what they learn.
High School Faces Change and Sports Start
The principal Miss Lather Hosenau was taken to Jennie Edmundson hospital last Friday for appendicitis surgery and Mrs Amos of Malvern will fill in. The first basketball game is Wednesday at Wales. Nelle fae Moore broke a bone in her arm in gym Monday. Three visitors from last year’s senior class attended: Charlotte Fellows Eloise Turner and Roberta Cutts. Marjorie Gipe taught a substitute for Miss Rosenay last week.
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Jessia Gee
Harold Peterson
Esther Roseway
Edmundson Hospital
L. A. Talbott
Malvern
M. Guy Martin
Deloit
Guy
Guy Martin
Ernest Wedergulat
Glenwood
Zeno Bass
Charles Gips
Emma Campbell
Ainter
Rd Laughlin
Dwight Fellows
Council Bluffs
M. B. Fellows
Marion Rabingon
Odean
Frank
Warsaw
Missy Esther Rosenean
Marjorie Gipe
Miss Roseneau
H. H. Amos
Frank Steele
Blanche Pettigrew
Shenandoah
Oliver Ogden
Margaret Achenbach
Myrtle Aehenbach
Pte 2
le Pe Aeey
Local families enjoy weekend visits in the area
Mr and Mrs Dale Laughlin and children and Mr and Mrs Frank Johnson spent Sunday in Sidney at the home of Mr and Mrs Loyal Johnson. Mrs Horace Earrett is visiting at her brother Arthur Bradley for a couple of weeks. Mr and Mrs Frank Crouse Mrs Wood Vestal and Mrs Arthur Churchman were Red Oak visitors last Saturday. Mrs Morris Woodill and children autoed in from Lincoln for an over Sunday visit at home.
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Dale Laughlin
Frank Johnson
Sidney
Loyal Johnson
Horace Eaerett
Arthur Bradley
Frank Crouse
Wood Vestal
Arthur Churchman
Red Oak
Morris Woodill
Lincoln
Ladies Union Plans Thanksgiving Dinner At Church
The Ladies Union met in regular session at the church on October 26. Hostesses Mrs Harry Conrad Mrs Will Bradley and Miss Inez Bradley led a comfort project while a brief business meeting was held. The group voted to hold Thanksgiving dinner again this year and aims to finalize plans by the next meeting. A luncheon of doughnuts pumpkin pie whipped cream and coffee followed. The next regular meeting is scheduled for November 12 at the church with hostesses Mrs Frank Crouse Mrs Frank Clites and Mrs Emma Ciites.
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Ladies’ Union
Harry Conrad
Will Bradley
Mise Inez Bradley
Conrad
Filme
Wolfe
Frank Crouse
Frank Clites
Emma. Ciites
Martin Store Big Sale Opens With Large Stock Reduction
The Martin Store launches a two week sale to reduce stock by half. Opening day saw many clerks and steady customer flow as goods moved quickly though a large lot remains. Note the trade in page 6.
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Martin
Hillsdale and East Center community notices and visits
Rev W E Shuee from Antta visited former Hillsdale parishioners. Families hosted Sunday guests in Tabor and Council Bluffs. Miss Elva Reasoner from Glenwood visited Margie Mayberry. Farm Bureau held a home canning demonstration in Ames at Mrs Ernest White’s home. W F M S met at Mrs Leonard Seeger’s home. Prudence Buffington underwent a tonsil operation in Cornell Bluffs. Numerous local kin visited relatives in Omaha Sidn ey and other nearby towns. Several families hosted dinners and attended church and air meet events in Council Bluffs.
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Elva Reasoner
Glenwood
Chan
Margie Mayberry
Farm Bureau
Miss Sweeney
Ames
Ernest White Tuesay
Leonard Seeger
Prudence Buffington
Rollin Buffington
Cornell Bluffs
Edwin Howard
Francis Sr
Cecil Wright
Omaha
H. F. Boles
Wayne
Winona
Clarence Boles
Wise Memorial Hospital
Bra
George Baucom
Clarence Day
Roy Mayberry
Alice
Theada Phelps
Lou Folkerts
Pacific Junction
Clifford Rommel
Henry Rommel
Bilger City
Lou Johnson
Dick Dunagan
Clark Johnson
Walton Johnson
Bartlett
Everett Wilson
Tarkie
Wilson
G. A. Phelps
Fort Crook
Claude Cooper
Pay Norton
O. M. Arterburn
Norris
Council Bluffs
New Officers Elected At R J O Hostess Event
Mrs em Buttington welcomed members at a country home gathering on Thursday afternoon. New officers named for the year include President Bitte Miller, Vice President Ida Faver, Secretary Millie McMath, Treasurer Cleve Brooks, and others.
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Em Buttington
Bitte Miller
Enue
Idai Faveer
Millie McMa- Treggures
Cleve Brooks
Eet Pee Howard
Bola
Mary Baw
D. van x
D. van x Burbank
Caul
Volleyball Season Opener Set for Melvern Tuesday
Melvern businessmen brace for the 1930 31 volleyball season opening Tuesday night with six teams scheduled to play best two out of three sets at 7 pm The Fire Department reserves enter the league fielding a sextet and captains urge all potential players to report In Tuesday’s slate Farmers vs Mulhollands Town State vs Salyers Auto and Firemen vs Bukke lead the games with Thursday bringing Printers Devils vs Cold Storage Farmalls vs lows Nebraska Co Schoolmasters vs Post Office
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Melvern
Nomebers
Malvern Volunteer Fire Department
Farmera
Mulhollands
Town State
Salyers Auto
Firemen Vo. Bukke
Printers Devils
Cold Storage
Farm
Orioles Lose to Tabor High Eleven Armistice clash
Malvern high school suffered a 12 to 6 defeat as Tabor High Eleven used long passes to gain an early touchdown and a second fourth quarter score. Malvern, despite a strong ground game and stout defense in key moments, could not stop the visiting Tabor attack and fell in the Armistice Day game.
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Pat
Hertz
Goldmen
Malvern High School
Tabor
Paul
Orioles
Malvern
Nalvern
Oriole
Hastings Boys Beat Wales In Slow Start Season Opener
Hastings opens the season with a 4 to 3 victory over Wales as all scoring comes late in a low duel. Wales shows strong defense and sportsmanlike play with Woods and Captain Crouse contributing. Hastings girls fall 9 to 8 as free throws plague their outcome.
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Hastings
Wales
Woods
Crouse
Haatyge
Crouseers
Mitchells
Dalzell Se
Parkerry
Smithley
Chevrolet Unveils New Bigger Model for 1931 at Cleveland
Chevrolet revealed a substantially larger 1931 car at a Cleveland meeting attended by 600 dealers and bankers. H J Kingler said the new model would be publicly announced the coming Saturday with lower prices despite its bigger size. The unveiling featured dramatic staging and a burst of sparkling, and dealers cheered loudly at the price cut.
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Chevrolet
Cleveland
Chevrolet Factory
H. J. Kingler
Chevrolet Motor Company
Genlers
Associated
City Auditorium
Desler
Emerson Triumphs in Three Straight Games at Friday Meet
Emerson basketball teams hosted Hastings squads in the season opener. The second team won 24 to 2, the fraternity teams led 24 to 6, and Emerson defeated Beors 25 to 8. A strong crowd showed keen interest in all three contests.
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Emerson
Hastings
Beors
Grand Flang Buyers Offer Immediate Grand for Lease
Notice offers an immediate sale of a beautiful new grand piano at less than half original price. Possible storage plan negotiation with responsible parties, paying cartage charges. Contact Behiller Pigno Co., Oree Bon, WH 318.
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Behiller Pigno Co
The Rare Place Wore Whe Headline Fragment
A fragmented OCR item references a phrase The Rare Place Wore Whe and mentions saving soba ewes and billing, but the readable facts are minimal and unclear. The note preserves the odd wording as a compact archival snippet without inventing details.
Cattle Classified Ads From Sanaa Fragment
Fragments from a Sanaa classifieds page mention cattle listings with a phone contact. The readable portion suggests sale offers and contact details but lacks complete items or prices.
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Antta
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Tabor High
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Hampshire
S. G. Mershew
Poland
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Chas. W. Kastoh
Jersey
Claude Brooka
Hatashite
Prire
County Faff
Lee A. Roland
Berkshire
O. H. Hyde
Ftent
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Malyerh
Jay N. Summers
A. B. Cumings
Towa
E. H. Crouse
Fred Dukernbach
James Fisher
Sains. C
Tom Shaw
Ira
Farnham
Collins Drug Store
Priest's Drug Store
Hantagy
Weils
A. R. Bied
Tiemstitehing and
Picot
A. R. Keckley
Lott
Rasaes
G. W. Loran
Batween Farm
A. Harman
Poultry
Riverside
Andy J. Berkhimer
Las Talbott
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Ontesiie
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