First Count Sees Minnie Rozenboom Leading Vote Contest
The committee reports Minnie Rozenboom had the most votes in the first count of the voting contest. Prizes include a Times piano, a $45 rug, a $30 sewing machine, a $25 wash stand, silverware set, and store merchandise. A second count is planned for April 9 with new prizes and larger cash rewards to follow.
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Minnie. Rozenboom
Ees
Times
Brive
Obermeyer: & Sons
the Times
Wer
Duven
Henry Waratjes
Generali Merchandise
James Duven
Mercantile. ‘Co
General Merchandise
John VandenBrink
Hi. Hiskamp
Spring Foods and Defense Stand as Best
A readers’ note highlights Spring Foods and Preesh Ar Constitute as top picks for defense in the season. The brief praises quality and value amid evolving market tastes and nutritional trends.
Spring Diet Aids Body as Weather Changes
An old health note urges lighter spring eating to rest vital organs after winter. It warns heavy foods strain the stomach liver kidneys and heart and suggests vegetables greens and outdoor activity to ward off spring illnesses.
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Bright
Timab U
Fatal Automobile Crash Kills Mr and Mrs Fitzpatrick
A Sunday afternoon car crash six miles south of Cadugue killed Thomas Fitzpatrick and his wife instantly. In the rear seat Mrs Morrison and Mrs Hack, Chicago visitors, were seriously injured with a broken wrist and severe bruises. Mrs Fitzpatrick recently married Mr Fitzpatrick in Chicago and was connected to local figures, with relatives and friends among prominent residents.
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Lavelle
Ahs Dispatch
Thomas. Fitzpatrick
Richine
Cadugue
Margaret. Moree
Fitzpatrick
Hack
Chicago
Iitzpatrick
Blackstone
Iowa
Martin J. Wade
Federal Court For
Southern District of
Morrison
News of Eighteen Years Ago Highlights
Geo Bell plans to start an addition to his home in a few days. Mrs Dr Wilson and Treton’s mother visited Mrs Noble last week. Local churches raise funds for Cuban sufferers. Cold snap chills spring. winter lingers. "Carl Johnson The Woodman" five act drama to be staged by Maurice Camp 5218 at Maurice Opera House on Friday night April 1, 1808.
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Geo. Bell
Hig
Dr. Wilson
Treton
Noble
Carl Johnson
Camp
Woodmen of
America
Maurice Opera House
Dear Friends Announcement From Win Wiersma
A message from Win Wiersma to supporters asks for continued confidence in leadership and office fitness. The note expresses gratitude and teary appreciation, inviting renewed backing and counsel.
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Wiersma
Dentist Dr Payne to Visit Sioux City for One Day
Sioux City residents can meet Dr Payne on Thursday March 20 at a hotel office for a free teeth examination. The dentist advertises painless fillings, plate bridges crowns and filing with reasonable terms and guarantees. Referrals shown.
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Payne
Sioux City
For Sale 160 Acres Near Piérea Nebraska
For sale 160 acres four miles from Piérea, county seat, Clay subsoil. 125 acres broken for crops, Hoaves pasture, no buildings. Land is high and level with good road access. 160 acres priced at 9 million. 100 acres hay quality, cuts well. 29 acres in crops, fenced, no buildings. Contact O. W. Lande PLO Novfers, Nebraska for details.
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Piérea
Nebraska
Philosophy of Life and Living Arrangements
A compact reflection on how place shapes existence. It notes that a person can live anywhere if needed, but living well may not require luxury or palace surroundings. The snippet quotes Marcus Aurelius.
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