Cupid Busy Week Brings Hastings Couples Marriages
November weddings fill court house with quiet bustle as Hastings couples Wilbur Bowen and Mamie Hendricks wed after approval from deputy clerk and Rev. Stevenson. James Wilkinson and Lou Patton wed in Omaha with reception. Clara Hall and John Thorson marry in Red Oak before traveling to Omaha for their honeymoon. Ulysses Edwards and Alda Franklin also unite in a county ceremony.
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Cupid
Nebraska
Bowen
L. E. Hall
Washington ‘Avenue
Red Oak
Clara
John Thorson
Emerson
Red Oak School
Pherson
Omaha
Win Stevenson
Hare
Ulysses Edwards
Alda Franklin
Glanwgod
Prominent Cornell Bluffs Groom Weds at Glenwood
Mrs Sophia Mos reports the wedding of a well known Cornell Bluffs groomsman and G A R lodge member. The ceremony occurred at Glenwood with Rev E E Goodrich officiating. The couple will reside in Coon Rapids Ta and are linked to the Merk and Stout families. Also noted is news of Paul Warhart, son of A H Warhart, serving in Europe with Canadian forces.
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Sophia Mos
Cornell Bluffs
Lodge
P. Lodge
Abbott
Damon &J
A. H. Warhart
Glenwood
Paul
Vera Phelps
Florence Barber
Etta Christensen
Roy Kinney
Mildred Lewis
Mina Valentine
Dorothy Lyon
Grace Gungolley
Edith Muffley
Lorna Pompton
Eunice Hdwards
Melville Butterfield
Clifford Gungolley
Mary Taylor
Margaret Jamison
Warren Walling
Helen Rhoades
Louise Stone
Margaret Carter
Mred Warren
Hknrice Edwards
Clath
Hog Stealing Convict Sentenced At Ft Madison
Win Coles was brought before Judge Woodruff in Council Bluffs and pled guilty to hog theft. He received an indeterminate five year sentence at Ft Madison, transported by Sheriff Edwards. Coles, already linked to various crimes, has a wife and baby with no support, and they will stay with the Edwardses for a time. A later tale notes Frank Wright selling 3000 bushels of 1916 corn at four dollars per bushel, with delivery arranged to Bartlett.
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Win
Coles
Council Bluffs
Anderson & Davis
Pacific Junction
Woodruff
Ft. Madison
Edwards
Wim. Coles
George Peck
St. Madison
Pottawattamie
Nebraska
Frank Wright
Mr. Wright
Frank
Jack Frost
Wright
Bartlett
Court Proceedings Open December Fourth in Lyons Township
Court convenes Tuesday December 4 with Judge Woodruff presiding. Arch Decker sues George T. Rew for 1507.08 claiming unpaid balances for wheat oats hogs and crop rent. Docket includes Williams vs Williams for alimony and custody, with Lyons township residents involved.
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Woodruff
Arch Decker
George T. Rew
Decker
Cyan Williams
Henry Williams
Lyons Township
Sidney
Anlowance
Glenwood
France
Bar
A. A. Miller
O. D. Miller
Fred Davis
White Cloud Township
Hundred Spelling Demons Test Focuses On Trouble Words
An Iowa study lists the ten hardest words for high school students to spell from a set of one hundred. Separate, believe, beginning, and other terms show consistent difficulty. results highlight teaching focus on problematic letter patterns and common misspellings.
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Iowa
Loren Boyer
Mian Valentine
Viva Byung
Saree
Maylon Buchan
Ela Chelstensen
Grebeheay Reasoner
Vera Phelps
Grace Leagoner
Letter From Camp Merritt Relates 168th Regiment's Moves
Private Robert L. Boyce of Company I, 168th U S Infantry, writes from Camp Merritt New Jersey about frequent transfers from the Rainbow division to the Washington regiment and back to Camp Merritt as plans to depart with his unit develop. He notes seventy five comrades left behind mainly from Iowa and expresses desire to rejoin his fellow soldiers. The letter ends with a brief postscript on a local car theft and a farm sales notice across nearby towns.
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Robert L. Boyce
Tribune
Merritt
Dumont
N. J
France
168Th
Rainbow Division
Washington
Governor’s Island
N. Y
New York City
Camp Merritt
Iowa
168Th U. S. Inf
Care Caquality Co
Dumont, N. J
Consolidated School Building Contract Awarded
The Stra han Consolidated School District awarded bids for a new two story schoolhouse with gymnasium basement dining room and science room. James Welch & Co. Nebraska City won the main erection bid at 34011 and Ohempaugh & Chilson Ames received the heating and plumbing at 14309.60 while Standard Electrical of St Joseph won the wiring at 687. Construction to start by April 15 with completion by November 1 1918 on a site south of Strahan includes five acres and an annex for boiler room water tanks and coal bin.
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Strahan Consolidated School District
Consolidated Scholol
James Welch & Co
Nebraska City
Neb
Ohempaugh & Chilson Od Ames
Standard Electrical Company of
St. Joseph
Strahan
Mills County
Company Boys Landing Fra Times Major Portion
Fragmentary text reads as a published note about Brams and Marte toe, with unclear context and no concrete event or names to report. The readable fragments mention a major portion and some names, but lack verifiable facts for a full summary.
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Brams
Marte Toe
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Hastings
Lowen-Hendricks
Wilkingon-Patton
Lou Patton
Clearfield
Farm Creek
Anderson Township
Ed. Wilkinson
Wilkinson
James
Dan Cupid
James Wilkinson
Homer Wilkinson
Thorson Hall
Big Decket
Maye Chamberlin
Denison
J. 5. Chamberlin
Chamberlin
Mabel Kelly
Himena Hoffman
Leon
Glenwood School
C. EB. Roland
Hemmingford
Roland
Frank Shook
Shook
Fred Thieschafer
St. Mary
Kelley
Hilladale
Everett Haines
Elmer Patterson
Mr. Thieschafer
Mr. Haines
Malvern
W. J. Purcell
Piace
J. T. Manholtz, Jr
Billy West
Ant
Blites
Avan
Mer
W. J. Boyce
Wilmer Patterson
Thomas Lloyd
H. A. Wilson
Board of Directors of
Nels Olson
Silver Creek
Olgon
James R. Hill
238Th Field Artillery
Camp Dodge
Des Moines
Sherm Hill
Glenswood
North Dakota
Hee’ Brow
Mercier
Feaghters
Boys Landing Fra
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