Chautauqua Starts With Mollusc Drama and Musical acts
The Chautauqua season opens with The Mollusc as the English drama offers a strong start. Notable acts include Wighting Red the renowned speaker, the Cleveland rock Co. players, and the Croatian tamburica ensemble. The event promises high quality performances across multiple days and features the Kiser Sisters Duo and the DeWilloms with Dr Nation. Season tickets reduced to 1.50 offer eight performances, with single night entry discounted to 50 cents.
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Learney
Cleveland Rock Co
Cleveland
Alice
Croatia
America
Dr. Nation
DeWilloms
DeWillom
Nation
Surprise Birthday for Waybill Celebrated by Family
On Sunday June 7 WW Co Waybill had a birthday surprise party when his family gathered at home. Guests arrived after a day of errands and cake and cream were served. A long list of attendees included Henry Ge, Spurgeon family, Mrs Starr and daughters, Johnson families, Dan and Lilie Lou son, Will Henderson, Alfred Miethal, Laura Spurgeon, Josubee Grenus, Enid Cox, Harold Cox, Glen Davis, Enos etc. The group departed late, praising the Waybills as gracious hosts and wishing many more happy returns. One present
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Waybill
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Lhose
Lenry Ge
Hos
Galen Spurgson
Famly
HON
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T. Daniel
Lilie Louson
Will Tfenderson
Austin J . Miethal Davis
Minnie Spurge AN
Dved Spurgeon
Laura Spurveca
Glen Davis
Ana Ae eGury
Josubee Grenus
Enid Cox
Gray Kirby
Clarence Horn
Harold Cox
Children’s Day Exercises Postponed by Weather
The Orleans Children’s Day ex Cine Were postponed due to bad weather. They will be held Sunday at eleven o'clock after Sunday school. Everyone invited. A good program has been prepared.
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Orlcans
Farm Darzan Meet at Center School House
A Farm Darzan meeting is planned at Center School House with an orchestra performance. Attendees will be served after the concert, and all are welcome to come. The notice names M F Denrol as organizer and Aaron Burgher announcing a Birthday Club event at noon southeast of Moulton Waethelds with a dim sum dinner.
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Aaron Burgher
Moulton
Waethelds
Chautauqua Promises Big Program This Year
The annual chautauqua will be hosted near the Standard Oil station south of 1st Tobius with a new tent from Des Moines to ensure dry grounds. Last night’s show occurred at the M B church due to delayed tent arrival, but the rest of the schedule moves to the tent.
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Standard Oil
1St Tobius
Les Moines
Moulton
M. EB
Iowa State Fair showcases home arts prizes for domestic crafts
Hundreds of contestants from Des Moines to Stewart enter competitions at the Iowa State Fair. Cash prizes totaling 819 offer awards across dozens of categories including cakes, cookies, preserves, jams, and canned goods, plus fabric work, embroidery, and handcrafts.
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Des Moines
Jivez
Iowa
V Ag
Corey
Court appointment details in probate matter
The document records a 1985 probate proceeding naming MT Bye as administrator of an estate. It notes liquidation actions and a sale at a designated location, with specifics about the county and court involved, and indicates adherence to formal appointee duties.
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Dume
Vateesienal
Appuseca
Tava
MT Bye
de Coated
Tata
Seid
LE Thert Beatty
Alewanga
Peculiar Trade Card Invites Burying Pawtry and Cream
C G Beggs, manager, invites entries for pawtry corn and cream at a building just north of the Oneal livery barn. The workers are on the job at that page. The scene appears to be a late 19th or early 20th century trade notice with a casual call to participation.
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Oneal
C. G. Beggs
For Salt your yerviing Ancus bulls, Tharp advertises lots
Local ad from Greenwood Springs Iowa offers Good building lots on the pavement. Thquire at this office for details.
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T. Tharp
Greenwood Springs
Moutton
Iowa
Cusistan Church Notes and Visitors At Belvidere
Cusistan Church services today at 10 am 1 pm and 8 pm. Mrs. Lea Ullrich and Sam Udell of Belvidere visiting. Nichol Beard visiting Mrs. Lea Ullrich. R. E. Udell and family with son visiting from out of town.
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Ee Beard
Lea Ullrich
Sam Udell
Newcomer
Belvidere
Lik
R. E
Wort
PROUIP CROPS PROJECTED TO BE SMALLER THIS YEAR
Department of Agriculture officials say fair apple peach and pear crops are likely in the United States this year. Frosts in late May cut yields in several regions including central areas of Wales, Virginia, Michigan and parts of New York. Apple production on June 1 was about 10 percent below the usual. Northwestern states may pick more apples than last year, but overall fruit output should be lighter. California shows a large increase in canning and drying crops, while most other states expect substantially smaller crops. In Georgia many young trees are bearing but the crop is seen under 7,009,000 bushels versus 8,583,000 last year. the pear crop remains only fair with California the only major state expecting a larger crop than last season.
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United States
Department Agriculture
Wales
Virginia
Mishkan
New Yok
California
Corgia
Local social roundups include visits and travels across towns
Local notes show residents visiting relatives in Des Moines Ottumwa and Centerville. Many imply weekend trips and short stays with neighbors and family. People travel to Columbia Missouri Clear Lake and Iowa City while others attend church events and missionary society meetings.
Heavy rains and hail sweep Iowa causing damage
The article reports a state wide rainstorm in Iowa with heavy rainfall and large hail. Engineers note unprecedented hail sizes and widespread flood impacts on rivers and creeks, damaging structures and bridges while residents recall similarly severe storms only in the distant past.
WABASH OFFICIALS HERE AND LOCAL NEWS NOTES
Wabash officials including Supt CC on Davison Phil Shorr Div Breioht Agi and W R Hayes Jr engineer were in Moulton yesterday on business The Bridge Club met with Mrs Dick Ehy Friday afternoon Mrs Jas West won the high score prize Mrs Aden Gault and son Robert of Los Angeles visiting Cincinnati guests of Miss Marguerite Berry Powell retired to Kansas after a week with home folk Miss Deena Geden of Muberly visited Mire John Powell Dr last Thor scdiv and Paidas Vern Newcomb and family of Moravia spent Sunday with Ed Newcomb family Roy Madden and wife of Can trail are proud parents of a boy born June 12 Jackie LeRoy The Maddens wed in Boulton years ago G Z Carson and WT Garrett spent a few days in Detroit visiting Lloyd Garr and drove home a new ac Howard is driving one of the aHaes ney Bud coaches Bob Richardson backed from the curb on Main street today his auto hit the Dodge car driven by Mrs BR Newcomer slight damage to rear fender.
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Dick Ehy
Jas. West
Aden Gault
Robert
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
Marguerite Berry
Ty Powell
Kansas
Deena Geden
Muberly
Mire
John Powell
Thorscdiv
Paidas
Vern Newcomb
Moravia
Ed Newcomb
Roy Madden
Cantril
Jackie LeRoy
Maddens
Boulton
G. Z. Carson
WT. M. Garrett
Detroit
Lloyd Garr
Ac Howard
Bob. Richardson
Main Street
Day
BR. EH
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