I O O F Clean-Up Evening At Pacific Junction Hall
Last Friday at the I O O F hall the lodge held a clean-up evening with saws axes and a serving of ice cream and cake provided by attending ladies. Several residents were noted for mobility injuries and local residents were cited for community activities including a forthcoming finish to the clean-up and various visits and family events in Pacific Junction Iowa.
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John Smith
I. O. O. F. Ladge
Arthur Smith
Larkin Club
Community Picnic and Ball Game Planned at Hillsdale
From our correspondent the Kings Heralds will meet Mrs. Culver Friday afternoon. Charles Rose and family visited Sidney Suurday relatives. Cliff Kelley and wife and baby spent Sunday with Phil Slaughter. W. P. M. S. to meet Mrs. Harry DuVal Thursday afternoon. Harry DuVal and family attended a reunion at Mr. and Mrs. Frank DuVal home. Everyone invited to Hillsdale next Monday for a community picnic and ball game.
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King’s Heralds
Harry DuVal
Frank DuVal
Hillsdale
Sunday gathering urged to boost attendance
A note invites all to attend next Sunday at eleven with a call to bring someone along. organizers aim to raise attendance above one hundred, believing the current turnout is close to that mark.
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Nish
Caterpillar Nests Invade Shade Trees In City Area
Readers report caterpillar nests invading shade trees and becoming pests. A reader suggests saturating a rag wrapped around a pole with kerosene and burning the nests to control them without significant tree harm.
Long Trip to Minnesota for Two Weeks Visit
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Hub Nell and Mr. and Mrs. tl V. Davis with two daughters left by auto for a two weeks trip to Albert Lea Minnesota and to Derby and Indianola Indiana. Mrs. Alexander will stay in Derby and Mrs. Tipton in Indianola with relatives until the others return from Minnesota.
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J. R. Hub Nell
Tl V. Davis
A. Tipton
Mary Alexander
Albert Lea
Minn
Derby
Indianola
Alexander
Tipton
Minnesota
Brother Dies After Illness in Page Nebraska
Mr and Mrs Floyd Frink were summoned Sunday to Page Nebraska by illness of Ernestrink a brother. Mrs William Ettleman learned Tuesday that the sick man had passed away. He leaves three children the youngest is 14 and their mother died 15 years ago.
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J. Whalen
Wim
Dean Purcell
Ed Colgan
Velma Boyle
St. Joe
John Boyle
Frank Buckingham
Mary Colgan
Maria Colgan
Wyoming
Thomas Colgan
Robert Morgan
Clarks
Mr. Morgan
Floyd Frink
Page
Neb
Ernestrink
William Ettleman
Birthday celebration for Grandma Hays near White Cloud
Grandma Hays celebrated her birthday near White Cloud last Sunday. More than eighty relatives and friends attended a splendid picnic dinner as part of the event. Grandma Hays was 71 on the day.
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Grandma Hays
White Cloud
Grandma
Local Stores Close Early July 4 in Glenwood
Businesses in Glenwood suspend operations on Monday July 4 with all shops closed except drug stores and restaurants. Cheyney Bros. meat market also closes by 9 a.m. The notice urges customers to buy essentials before closures.
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Bustasas
Glenwood
Cheyney Bros
Twilight Schedule Matchups From July Listings
The July schedule lists Postoffice versus Mechanics on Tuesday at Twilight, Court House versus Landon’s on Wednesday, and Blue Skyers versus American Legion on Friday. Strong local teams and venues noted.
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Postoffice
Mechanics
Court House
Landon's
Blue Skyers
American Legion
Wesley Chapel Fourth of July Celebration Invites All
Wesley Chapel announces a town-wide event at Granteer Grove on July 4 with Henderson people specially invited. A grounds stand will offer ice cream lemonade and pop. Various sports are planned for the celebration.
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Wesley Chapel
Granteer
Henderson
Direct corn and wheat prices cut freight costs
Cracked corn offered at 150 dollars per 100 pounds. Avoid high freight by dealing direct with us for wheat, flour, and feed. Prices subject to market changes.
The Bore By Guy Lee
The piece mocks a persisting intruder figure named the Bore who invades dreams and overwhelms with schemes. It questions how this presence cannot be forestalled and affects every circumstance, ending with a call to phone in news items.
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Guy Lee
Bore
Tanlac touted by Duluth carpenter in rheumatism claim
Julius Opland of 1015 Hast Ninth St Duluth Minnesota reports five months of rheumatism with a stiff right arm and limited mobility. He credits Tanlac with alleviating his symptoms and claims the medicine beat all other treatments.
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Tanlac
Julius Opland
Duluth
Minn
It will pay you to read all of the advertisements
A brief notice urging readers of The Tribune to examine the full page of advertisements. The item highlights the value of the classified and display ads and suggests readers may find useful offerings and notices.
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The
Tribune
Man Overcomes Rheumatism With Taniac Cure
A sick man recalls severe pain and sleepless days due to rheumatism. After skeptical about medicines, he tried Taniac and reports full recovery, pain relief, and feeling twenty years younger. He urges others to contact him for confirmation of the remedy's effectiveness.
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Taniac
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