Pacific Junction Woman's Club Meeting Topics and Local News
The Pacific Junction Woman's Club met at Mrs. Dean Purcell's home with twenty-one attendees and twenty-eight members. A June 22 church lecture and concert, "Seeing Ireland Afoot," was announced to support the minister's salary. Local sports note: Junction loses an Omaha ball game 8 to 2 at home. A fire destroyed a Chris Christenson farm house early Saturday. a Victrola survived. Ambassador Olson issued 50 tickets for June 12 at the Den of Samson.
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Pacific Junction Woman's Club
Dean Purcell
Pacific Junction
Ireland
Junction
Omaha
Chris Christenson
Hickman
Olson
den of Samson
Residents on farms near Junction gather for social events
The report notes long-term farming residents near Junction, visits by Mr. and Mrs. Carl Burkman of Des Moines to the Olson home, and Mrs. Burkman’s recalled name Louise Johnson. Baby Marie Cordova, daughter of Raymond and the Cordovas, was baptized in Galesburg Michigan. Kensington party at Mrs. L. B. Coleman’s home featured 30 ladies, with contests, fancy work, a luncheon for ten cents, and a collected total of 85.65.
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Junction
Carl Burkman
Deg Moines
John Olson
L. B. Coleman
Frank Anderson
J. 5. Bacus
J. J. Marrin
Wesley Chapel Community Update Note Book
Our correspondent reports on visitors and health, church events, and local notices in Wesley Chapel. Mrs Clarence Moore hosts Mrs Castle of Yorktown. Noah Summers shows improvement. Romani the Airedale has seven puppies. June Fickel hosts Wingate Gibbs and Barbara. Co L Fitch of Ames to demonstrate potato spraying June 6 at 9 am. Stephens family released from quarantine. Mrs Stephens plans Bancroft Neb move. a strawberry ice cream social at Wesley Chapel church Friday June 2. Memorial services May 28 with basket dinner. Rev M R Talley of Atlantic gives principal address. music by orchestra and Wesley Chapel quartet. James Moore and Robert Piercon are last G A R members locally.
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Clarence Moore
Mrs. Castle
Yorktown
Noah Summers
Ward Fickel
Co. L. Fitch
Ames
Wesley Chapel
M. R. Talley
Atlantic
James Moore
Robert Piercon
Churches Schedule and Pastors in Local Faith Gatherings
Local church notices list service times and pastors for Holiness, Pleasant Ridge, Methodist Episcopal, Christian, Congregational, Baptist, and Bible school gatherings. Items include Sunday schedules, mid week meetings, choir and youth activities, and invitations to all classes.
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Pleasant Ridge
Howard Mintle
Hpworth
G. T. Roberts
Christian Bible School
Endeavor
Susanna Gardner
D.S. Thompson
Congregational
Christian Endeavor
Mydrim Evan Morraine
Jeremiah
God
Evaning
Thomas Evans
Omaha Robbery at Grocery Leads to Cash Loss
Former resident Sam Finkenstein and his son Mannie were robbed at their 2003 N. 2nd Street grocery in Omaha on a Saturday night. Two unidentified highwaymen demanded the cash receipts of the day, valued at $651, and ordered the pair to leave. The keys were left in the door and later found missing.
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Daily Papers
Omaha
Sam Finkenstein
Mannie
N. 2Érd Street
Finkensteins
Community Meet At Pacific Junction Park
Farm Bureau officers schedule a Friday 7 30 pm community meeting at Pacific Junction parks with an open air concert by a town band. Editors Jim Graham and Wayne Choate of Glenwood and Henry Buch of Center township will speak. a Farm Bureau projector will show a moving picture. The notice invites all residents, including July readers. Plus a letter from V G Warner of the Iowa Wool Growers Association notes a rising wool market with strong buyer activity and caution against pooling.
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Platttville
Plattville
Farm Bureau
Pacific Junction
Jim Graham
Wayne Choate
Glenwood
Henry Buch
Center Township
Farm Bureau Projector
Co operative Wool Shipment Planned by Mills County Co operative
The Mills County Co operative Wool Shipment will be made the latter part of the month with arrangements for collection and transport by local agents. Officials urge wool growers to prepare bales and ensure proper tagging for orderly handling.
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Mills County
The County Attorneyship and Its Revenue Practices
A political ad argues the county attorney and his predecessor exploited a 10 percent “reasonable fee” on liquor fines, yielding $60 per $100 in many cases. It claims bootslegging laws would have produced higher county revenue and accuses officials of prioritizing personal gain over law enforcement, prompting the author to seek office to enforce proper duties.
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St. Joe
Omaha
30Th General Assembly
General Assembly
Justice of the Peace
Grand Jury
Justice Goodrich
A. E. Cook
Market advance urged for county pool and consigners
Growers are urged to build and maintain their county pool to avoid profits going to speculators if sold locally. The Daily News Record quotes markets including Pine Delaine and Blood staple with prices and notes a shipment date around July 26, with further notices to follow.
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Newa
Pine ‘Delaine
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