Marriage Unites Lar Couple In Early Church Ceremony
Frances Helen Doherty daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Doherty and Ray N. Deegan were married in a ceremony at the church with Rev Father Maras Delrey officiating. Relatives and out of town guests attended, including the Dohertys of Algon and Le Mars Deegan family. After a wedding tour to Cedar Rapids Dubuque and Chicago the couple will reside in Le Mars. The event was followed by a wedding breakfast and a reception for relatives and friends. The Farm Bureau Ladies Unit also hosted a social gathering with county agent Dunlop presenting pictures.
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Earc
Frances Helen Whest
Pg. Doherty
Gue Ray N. Deegan
Win Deezen
Maras del Rey
Rain
Gnu Pride
M. Doherty
Sister
John Deegan
Ake Gruowl
Doherty
Alvord
Sam
McDonald
Alice
Lioux County
Deegan
Cedar Rapids
Dubuque
Chicago
Q. H. Doherty
Es Nell
Josie Doherty
A.ward
Wm. Doherty
E.M
Ellen Doherty
Rock Valley
Wm. Deegan
le Mars
James Deegan
JB. Deegan
Mary Fitzpatrick
M. Fitzpatrick
M. King
Catherine
Sioux City
Margaret Linan
Webster City
Fred Viotho
Ireton
Farm Bureau
Aveniod
Maurice Har
Dunlop
Peter Cronin
Loretta Doherty
Miss Penney
Win
Keough
Seban Bros
Maurice
Verne Keough
Raymond Chenbail
Deagan-Doherty
H. E. Anderson
Winnebago
Minnie
Fisie de Vries
Wm. Keough
Mary
Fred Schmidt
Doon
Chas. de Groot
Eva Nicholson
James van Pearsem
Peter van Peursem
Concert Club to Give Program on December 12
The M P Concert Club plans a magical entertainment at Mieraa auditorium on Friday evening December 19 at 8 oclock. Admission is 25 and 35 cents. Sherman Two unit Farm Bureau holds its next regular meeting Friday October 12 at Mrs Gee’s home with annual officer elections.
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Concert Club
M. P
Mieraa
Sherman Two
Farm Bureau
France’s roadways boast trees along state highways
The Detroit Free Press notes a French system of tree planting on national roads begun in 1599. France maintains a national registry of roadside trees with over two million specimens shading highways. Contractors must plant and replace trees, with payment issued only after a two year survival period.
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United States
Tawa
France
Feigh
Pranciy I
Detroit Free Press
Women Clubs Aim to Beautify Cities Through Local Projects
The piece urges clubwomen to unite and sponsor city beauty efforts in every community. It argues steady, full participation would transform neglected backyards and small spaces, inspiring growth and better townscapes, noting many clubs already see splendid results.
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America
Haimalet
Eantry
Poultry Wanted Ad from Nick Ketel
Poultry buyers offer top market prices and invite sellers to visit Heusy's for free estimates. Neighborly recommendation supports the service by Nick Ketel.
Replacing old 1870s to 1910 homes seen as wasteful
The piece contrasts picturesque new homes with unattractive older houses built between 1870 and 1910. It argues against tearing them down as costly, suggesting modest renovations can vastly improve beauty and value without economic loss.
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Gcoes
Farret
Architects In America Urges Deep Urban Growth Diagnosis
The author argues American cities fail to diagnose fundamental ailments of urban growth. Until individuals and communities examine underlying issues, planning remains limited and architects are subservient to external forces shaping the milieu. The piece urges readiness to alter core habits and traditions for meaningful planning.
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America
Tin Cans Beautify San Antonio Streetlights
Park Commissioner Ray Lambert devised a way to reuse waste tin cans by embedding them in the ornamental concrete electric light posts along San Antonio sidewalks and driveways. The cans reinforce the posts, turning trash into decorative infrastructure per Popular Science Monthly.
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San Antonio
Texas
Popular Science Monthly
Ray Lambert
City Halls and Beauty See Costly Toll says Crawford
Andrew Wright Crawford of the Philadelphia artary argues that urban ugliness costs municipalities. He cites city halls and bridges in Philadelphia and other cities as costly to maintain and justify beauty in public spaces.
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Andrew Wright Crawford
Philadelphia
Tracking Done Wade and shore and jong hauls noted
Jake Reipma of Maurice Iowa records tracking activity and Edith Bennet spends Thanksgiving with her parents.
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Wade
Jake Reipma
Maurice
Iowa
Edith Bennet
Poultry and Hides Wanted by Local Buyer
Poultry and hides wanted by Jule Riepma who offers to pay the highest market price and will visit homes. Phone 92 Maurice.
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Jule Riepma
Maurice
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Algona
A. Vander Stoep
Miss Fern Smith
Leila Dodd
Judith de Dong
Jessamine Mieras
Bob Hine
Ladies Aid of the
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Edythe van Peursem
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Pennsylvania
Genny
Schutt Implement Co
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Ford Motor Company
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Detroit
Nick Ketel
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