Frank Monroe Percheron Stallion at Veach Farm Near Maing Station
Frank Monroe, Percheron stallion No. 180858, black with large star, foaled June 20, 1921, bred by W. H. Donald, Seymour. Sired by Vacherot N6859 from Vermouth 16021, dam Elate 62 1289, by Canotier 24445 from Briquet 41680. Dam of Monroe 143249: Elate 62 1289, by Canotier, etc. Terms: $10 to insure cost to stand and suck. Stallion to stand one mile south and ½ mile west of Maing Station, owned by G. G. Veach.
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Percheron Society of America
W. H. Donald
Seymour
Monroe
Vacherot
Vermouth
Oasis
Elate
Canotier
Briquet
Biche
Iva
Tam Tam
Mandarine
Parlette
My Place
Maing Station
G. G. Veach
Muntinger and Neighbors Attend Local Gatherings
Miller and Ray Coltrain travel to Ottumwa on business while the Tadlock and Wood families join funeral attendances for Roscoe Smith and Norton funeral at Moravia. Dr Fry of Centerville visits Wilbur Miller. Caltrain and Koehler families socialize and visit in Unionville. Mrs Hanes hosts a birthday gathering with many relatives and friends. A commentary notes Americans spend more on faces than on furnishings, joking about installment plans. Notice: executrix appointed May 31, 1927 for John F Irwin estate. creditors warned to file claims by court.
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Ray Coltrain
Cloud Paris
Ottumwa
James Wood
John Tadlock
Roscoe Smith
Logan Strunk
Norton
Moravia
C. R. Fry
Centerville
Wilbur Miller
Caltrain
Ray Caltrain
David Caylor
Lee Tadlock
Angust Koehler
Frederic
Unionville
Sarah Hanea
Nancy Hartley
Charles
Hazel
Batavia
Mra
Floyd Wood
Duane
Executor's Notice for I N McDonough Estate in Appanoose County IA
On May 31 1927 Ralph McDonough executor of the estate of I N McDonough deceased of Appanoose County Iowa notifies all interested parties to present their claims legally authenticated for allowance in the district court. Those having claims against the estate must file for court approval within the specified period.
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District Court
Appanoose County
Iowa
John F. Irwin
Appanogse County
I. N. McDonough
Ralph McDonough
Too Much Territory In A World Of People
Dialogue hints at social limits and flirtation as Mylor questions dating across a crowded world. The exchange suggests tension between personal choice and mass society in a serialized column style.
How a Girl Can Keep Her Youth Ad
A paper ad promises youth for one dollar post paid. Dora jokes that true youth comes only by not introducing him to another girl, especially a pretty one.
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Dora
Fair Enough Snappy Riddle Teases Self Awareness
A comic exchange has Tommy asking why he scratches himself and another character replies he knows where he itches. The quip plays on self knowledge and humor in a brief dialogue.
Lucky Guy Proposal Sparks Question in Fractured Talk
In a terse exchange a woman asks him to marry, and he replies with a single word that holds the key to happiness. The moment captures a personal vow framed by insistence and ambiguity.
Endurance Race Sparks Sharp Exchange Between Mary
In a tense moment, remarks about sobriety and aging trigger a confrontation as two individuals discuss interest and time. The exchange features a line about speaking only when sober and a retort about Mary’s future age. The dialogue hints at underlying tensions and relationships.
One's Own Will Sparks Family Feud in Snappy Exchange
A terse family quarrel headlines a witty exchange about inheritance. The father declares a plan to cut his son from his will, while the son’s independent streak is cited as the reason. The banter captures a tense moment over money and control.
Newlywed Debate Sparks Gift Insight
Mr Newlywed claims people never share the same view while his wife suggests perspective shifts after reviewing wedding gifts. The exchange hints at differing attitudes toward opinion and material tradition within a marriage.
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Mr. Newlywed
Scattersburg Socials Include McCumbers and Local Visitors
Mr and Mrs George McCumber visited at the Walter Gideon home Sunday. Lizzie and James Adama spent a few days at T T Lockmans last week. Esta and Miller West spent Sunday with Curtis and Carl Tomlin. Mrs EM Coltrain called on George McCumbers Friday. Mr Mart Gilland and H Gilland were in Blakesburg Saturday night. D W Lockman Cad Adame and Bill Irelan were in Moravia Saturday. T Trelans visiting home folks. Neighbors attended Memorial services at Eslinger Sunday with Sunday School next Sunday at two and preaching after.
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George McCumber
Walter Gideon
Lizzie
James Adama
T. T. Lockman
Esta
Miller West
Curtis
Carl Tomlin
E. M. Coltrain
Mart Gilland
H. Gilland
Blakesburg
D. W. Lockman
Cad Adame
Bill Irelan
Moravia
T. Trelans
Sousa to headline Iowa State Fair July edition
John Phillip Sousa will visit the Iowa State Fair from August 24 to September 2 with his 70-piece concert band and several soloists. He will perform three concerts daily from August 27 to September 2 and two Sunday shows at the amphitheatre, marking his first State Exhibition appearance in this country and coinciding with his 60th anniversary as a bandleader. The exposition lineup includes horse and auto racing, dog races, bands, a fireworks show, society horse shows, and other attractions as a new grandstand nears completion.
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John Phillip. Sousa
Iowa
Iowa State Fair
Sousa
A. R. Corey
Not So Bad Prisoner Sees Seven Year Judgment
A courtroom exchange ends with a judge sentencing the prisoner to seven years after a confession of taking money. The dialogue highlights the tension between remorse and consequences as the judge questions the argument for further leniency.
Boat Rockers and Flag Day Note
The writer bids farewell to those who disrupted events during winter calling them boat rockers as summer approaches. The piece ends with a nod to Flag Day observed on June 14.
Stolen Ukulele and Virota Cards From Hartley Hall Dorm
A ukulele and fifty Vietrota cards were stolen from Hartley Hall at Columbia College. All residents in surrounding rooms have solid alibis. The incident is under investigation with no suspects named at this time.
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Hartley Hal
Columbia College
Where Yul Hear Em Lecture of Agricultural Remarks
A fragment from a dialogue notes a speaker recalling a day at an agricultural lecture. The speaker mentions hearing many remarks described as dirty, reflecting a satirical or humorous tone about the event and audience reactions.
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Horatius
Residents Visit and Socials at Mt Pleasant
Sunday visitors at the Albert Woodcock home included Mr and Mrs Chester Woodcock and daughter Audres Callen. Orrin Callen visited Mrs Addy Rubinson, Mrs Elizabeth McCrory hosted by Charles Boater and family, and Elsie Brown stayed with Mr and Mrs Charles Foster.
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Albert Woodcock
Chester Woodcock
God Audres Callen
Orrity Callen
Will Calls
Edmond Brown
van Leinster
Mere
Orrin Callen
Addy Rubinson
Elizebeth McCrory Nesday
W. AL Brown
Charles Boater
Gilbert Woudeuwsk
My. Pleasant
Pibout
Elsie Brown
Charles Foster
Will McCrory
Elizabeth McCrory
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