Pacific Junction Family Reunion and Local Notes
A Sunday gathering at the Marrin home in Pacific Junction includes Jesse Marrin of Gallup visiting her brother. Notices cover weddings, travels, hospital visits, and social calls among residents of Council Bluffs Omaha Papillion and nearby towns, with several trips to Omaha and Creston, plus a name change in a local restaurant firm. Major Hall’s illness update and other local movements round out the column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Marrin
Jesse Marrin
Gallup
N. M
Clarence Flowers
VanWormer
Clara VanWormer
Ida Benton
Gon George
Council Bluffs
Frank Marrin
Omaha
For the Best In Job Printing try The Tribune
The Tribune promotes its job printing service with emphasis on quality and prompt delivery for advertisements and office needs. It highlights professional typography, reliability, and wide availability to local businesses and individuals seeking print solutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Local Notes From Wesley Chapel And Nearby Areas
Mr and Mrs June Fickel returned from Lake Okoboji last week Marvin Parker of near Glenwood visits grandparents George and Mrs Parker A funeral attended by locals for Mrs William Brown in Henderson Mrs Wilbur Gaylord and children from Avery Neb visiting at the B Fickel home A little daughter joins Sam Hall family on John Wilsons farm Threshing progressing well and weather may allow finish George Parker harvested over 1200 bushels from 35 acres Miss Gayle and Miss Boileau of Henderson visited with the Pollitt girls attending church Archie Heald and Donald Fickel spent Sunday with W H Fickel at Glenwood Epworth League Institute closing services Mrs Melvin McGrew learned of her mother Hadley's death formerly of Harlan now Nebraska funeral and burial took place in Harlan
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Deford
Bart Harmer
Immanuel Hospital
Omaha
Wh. Evans
Dexter
B. T. Belden
Evans
Robert Morgan
Burt Harmer
Margaret Corcoran
Anderson Bros
Livengood
Fred Boyle
St. Joe
Velura Boyle
Will Stouder
Margueritte
Edna Lincoln
Higelow
Mayo Brothers
Ray Warner
Pender
Neb
Mike Corcoran
Warner
Chiildren
Hebron
Grover Ford
Council Bluffs
Fred Clabridge
Wathena
Kan
Clara Swanson
Hoaos
June Fickel
Lake Okoboji
Marvin Parker
Near Glenwood
George Parker
William Brown
Henderson
Wilbur Gaylord
Avery
B. Fickel
Sam Hall
John Wilson
Imachine
Gayle
June Boileau
Pollitt
Archie Heald
Donald Fickel
Glenwood
W. H. Fickel
Epworth League Institute
Melvin McGrew
Hadley
Tlarlan
Nebraska
Harlan
Greatest risks in plains states for corn wheat and oats
The plains states from Texas to North Dakota show the highest average yield deviation for corn wheat and oats over 50 years, indicating greatest production risk. In contrast the North Atlantic and western states have lower uncertainty for wheat and oats, while the Atlantic coast and western regions dominate corn risk.
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Plains States
Texas
North Dakota
Bureau of Crop Estimates
Department of Agriculture
North Atlantic
Western States
Abhintic Coast
Defenas Then Prosecution Rests
Katharine Negley in Fudge recounts a courtroom scene where Mrs. Shanigan confronts her husband, accusing him of lies and infidelity. She hints at political ambitions and warns of a nomination for mayor as she drives him from bed with a shove. The defense and prosecution both rest.
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Mrs. Shanigan
Mr. Shanigan
Katherine Negley
Fudge
Primitive People of St Juuda Decide Royal Succession
Natives of St Juuda in the Hebrides abandon their long held custom of electing a queen and accept a natural descendant, recognizing Mary as sovereign queen Margot. The island, reporting via a returning ship with census papers, mentions a plague outbreak and questions if the war has resumed.
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St. Juuda
Hebrides
Margot
Mary
Ishind
London
Ferryboat Pavilion Complements Estate Swimming Pool
A ferryboat pavilion has been erected on a Connecticut estate to accompany a swimming pool. The craft is equipped with a lifeboat life preservers a subweb and a pilot house. The cabin serves as a spacious dance floor while the swimming pool forms the forward deck and is bordered by a sidewalk with benches and chairs.
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Connecticut
Popular Mechanica Magazine
Vera the Little Schemer and the Masked Reunion
Vera a lively young schemer helps resolve a family feud over a Dunn estate and a will amid a library masked party. Doctor Irwin wins Vera’s love as Egbert and Sarah Dawson reconcile and share the old homestead finally. The tale notes the Avars no longer linger in southern Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera
Irwvin
Rolfe
Wolfe Irwin
Doctor Irwin
Ile
Nehie
Carter Irwin
Simeon Dunn
Reife
Hubert Diwson
Dunn
Egbert Dawson
Sarah Dawson
Retson
Exbert Dawson
Mr. Dawson
Mrs. Dawson
Vern
Hsband
Dawson
Vero
Egbert
Sarah
Robert
Hybert
Donn
Irwin
Death Valley Lake Evidence Revealed in Desert Cliffs
In Death Valley California scientists identify an old waterline along enclosing mountains at 600 feet elevation with the valley floor at 200 feet below sea level. Winds from the Pacific lose moisture before entering the basin, leaving it extremely arid and hot. The historic lake was likely fed by a river now vanished. Borax deposits boost commerce while water scarcity makes labor dangerous in summer heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Death Valley
Onde Lake
California
False Teeth for Beast Scars in Animal Dentistry
A dentist correspondent notes the dangers and fascination of animal dentistry. Extracting a wild animal tooth requires strength and skill, as animals cannot be gasged like humans. A famous menagerie owner had a bear fitted with complete false teeth held by plates glued to its gums.
Father of modern novelist and the medieval romance tradition
The article traces the minstrel figure as a precursor to today’s novelist and publisher, noting medieval romances shaped by chivalry and audience needs. It highlights King Arthur tales as the enduring, vital group whose allegory and mysticism influenced national life and literary tradition, per Lord Ernle and London Telegraph.
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Falmers
Waog
Britain
Rome
Arthur
Round Table
Ernle
Thomas Mallory
London
Telegraph
Farmers urged to mow roadsides and names on gates
A field notes column urges farmers to keep roadsides neat and gates labeled to improve appearance. It discusses corn crop growth, grasshoppers damaging alfalfa, fence-row upkeep, and neighbor cooperation, then shifts to cattle and hog markets, stock prices, and the impact of a large loan pool on restocking and beef demand amid drought and European trade.
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Europe
Chicago Stock Exchange Free Movement of Grass Beef
A report notes a free movement of grass beef from southwestern pastures over the past ten days. It states good corn fed cattle appear scarce, with signs that liquidation may have run its course.
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Chicago Stock Exchange
Glenwood Chickens Violate City Ordinance During Garden Season
Longtime Glenwood residents note a city ordinance bars chickens from running at large in the garden season. Complaints suggest many fail to observe the rule or properly secure pens, harming neighborliness during warmer months.
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Glenwood
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St. Mary Magdalene Parsonage
Sinne
David Flynn
Shirley Greenlee
Tastings
John Supple
Orme Ane
Will Johnson
Freid Crook
Papillion
John Olson
Excelsior Springs
R. J. Sellers
Tatter
Emma Scott
Cayne & Retelstdorf Restauranters
Retelsdorf
Wm. Estes
Lula DeLashimutt
Jessie DeLashmutt
Ola Buckingham
Auburn
Clara DeLashmutt
Joe Purcell
Woodbine
Dean Purcell
Hazel Christine
Bardolph
Ilt
Tom Harlan
Arthur Dillon
Rock Island, Ill
M. K. Moore
Ralph Smith
June
W. P. Haynie
J. E. Sheppard
Josephine
Creston
Emma, McLaughlin
Wesley Chapel
Western Owapaper Union
Eurone
Malvern
Hastings
Tabor
Randolph
Nicholas Chefalo
Lovup
Leop
Frederick DuBell
Allen & Allen
Lundy
Gent
Will Harris
Emerson
Mills County Agricultural Society
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