Charivari customs and local frolics in early American life
A fragmented reminiscence on the custom of charivaris, noting how groups serenade and refresh newlyweds like Bill Fitzpatrick and Dee Peppers, with anecdotes about Walter Phelps, Otto Hall, and others. The piece reflects on evolving traditions, quirky instruments, and the social role of noisy celebrations in small communities.
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Walter Phelps
Center Township
Bill Fit- Patrick
Dee Peppers
Address Change Notices From The Post Office
Under the new policy subscribers must promptly send changes of address to the post office. The system requires update of any address furnished for service and changes may affect periodical delivery and other mailings. The notice stresses timely communication to ensure uninterrupted service.
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Editorial: Two weeks to The Leader free cooking school
The Leader urges attendance for the free cooking school on October 12 to 14. The editorial muses on leadership of the nation, Roosevelt and Hoover, and the idea that restoring farm buying power could spark industrial prosperity. It notes the Wilson Hatchery addition on Main Street improving the business district and praises a Buy at Home campaign as practical and sound.
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Wilson Hatchery
Main Street
Emerson
Citicena
Ito
Emerson Chronicle Praises Inauguration of Local Tax Campaign
A letter extols Emerson Success and its campaign to help business houses pay taxes and improve real estate values in Emerson and nearby areas. It urges support from Emerson merchants, praising local newspaper promotion and urging other communities to follow suit while criticizing wasteful pork reduction and hunger amid plenty.
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Emerson
Emercon
Emercon Chronicle
Emersoniana
Real Estate Transfers In Mills County Iowa 1933
Record of instruments filed in Mills County Iowa from Aug 26 1933 to Sept 3 1932 lists deeds and accretions. Transfers include Barbara Hallam to E H Lougee and others with nominal consideration and acreages across townships 71 and 73. Several parcels and half interests noted, including 50 acres in 26 71 40 and 40 acres in 36 73 41, plus a large cash sale of 15985 to A D Duysen.
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Recorder and Clerk of District Court of
Mills Ematy
Iowa
Pearl Harbor
A. H. Harbor
A. J. Harbor
Barbara
Hallam
E. H. Lougee
W. D
Ballsin
W. E. Wilsoh
Ralph Wilson
Ernest Fisher
Robert J. May
Everett Z
Flo
Moora
Q. C. di
Flandy
Una. Halt
Nis Duysen
A. D. Duysen
N. Fr
Bor
NE Fri
Sec
G. Btonebraker
Equitable Life Assurance Society of
U. B
Y. C
REX
Mills Methodists Change Ministers and District Appointments
Continued report on Mills Methodists as they approve two ministerial changes for next year at Flist Church with Burlington’s unanimous request. conference economy shortened its sessions. laymen seek more involvement and a push to place young ministers on the statistics committee. lists district appointments for Council Bluffs district including D J Shenton Anlta-Wlots M J Bar lok Atlantic M Grigsby Carson S Wood Council Bluffs Broadway A A Heath Epworth J R McNichael Fifth Avenue W Cooper Trinity Jay Kirkendall Cumberland P B Prather Denison H G Parker Dow City W H Cable Dunlap D M Young Elliott M A Banker Emerson Hastings Ripley Farragut H Etraud Glenwood M H Kenet Grant Griewold Richard Rowe Hamburg Hancock Harlan Hazel Dell Tomena O F B Howard Triwin-Kirkman C A Hiller Lewis 222 A Brepling Locust Grove H S Jackson Matedonia Scariaen nla R McAninch Maxolia Modale Mondamin M Rowe Malvern B Gugeler P I Hower FP Rul Ellis Neola Stee e Tem F Gakinad avne Buppliad Seance
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Cas
Committee On Statistics
Bnd
Council Bluffs
D. J. Shenton
Anlta-Wlots
M. J .Barlok Atlantic
M. Grigsby Carson
Wood Council
Broadway
A. A. Heath Epworth
J. Rp
McNleholg
Fifth Avenue
Cooper Trinity
Jay Kirkendall
M. A. Banker
Emerson-Hastings
Ripley Farragut
H. Etraud
Glenwood
M. H. Kenet Grant Griewold
Richard Rowe
Jackson
Scariaen
R. McAninch
M. Rowe
Malvern
B. Gugeler
Hower
Ellis
History of the Week: Far-Reaching Events Review
An interpretative survey of recent global and domestic happenings. Topics include agricultural pricing and tax plans, NRA codes, Ford weekend policy, relief programs for unemployment, Cuba’s military and economic crisis, and political trials in Oklahoma City. The piece also notes stock exchange tax considerations, the Annie Besant death, and a Chicago morals case.
State Fair Attendance Grows Quietly in 1923 Reach
Des Moines officials released figures showing the 1923 State Fair attendance at 276,242, about 9,831 more than 1922's 266,411. They note roughly ten percent of children under 12 were not counted, which would add about 16,634 to the total.
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Des Moines
Budget Details Reveal Changes in 1933 Farm Incomes
The text outlines a 1933 budget with a total around 176 816 dollars and notes the largest item at 62 529 dollars for premiums to exhibitors. It mentions remaining monthly warrants and unpaid items, suggesting a broader billon impact. The discussion attributes a rise in gross tax income in the United States to better prices for crops while livestock prices were somewhat lower in 1933.
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Benses
United States
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