Unclear OCR fragment hints at Rogers and Rogers Voblighers
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Rogers and Rogers and figures like 2003 and 25 dollars with small amounts listed. No coherent event or identities beyond names can be established.
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Newspaper
Mt Pleasant News
Location
Mount Pleasant, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1947
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Rogers and Rogers and figures like 2003 and 25 dollars with small amounts listed. No coherent event or identities beyond names can be established.
A reader in Tuckerman Arkansas writes to the editor about renewing a home subscription. He notes weather affected corn and rice crops, mentions irrigation and fertilizer costs, and reports rice yields are good. He discusses local farming, the Texan Legion post, fundraising to build a Tigron Hut, and asks about old friends from school.
Clipped items recount births marriages and deaths from five years ago. Names include Lester Decker Delbert Agharty George Wagner Paul Galer Aaron Ruth and Leona Graveford. Mentions marriages in Monmouth and Denver with local residents listed from various towns.
In Polk County two key Democratic meetings shape 1945 power outlook. Senator Gur MM Gillette eyes a senate run while party leaders discuss uniting votes to balance four Senate seats. Separately, Jake More hosts a strategy dinner with Gillette and legislators to map tax reform and session priorities amid Republican tensions.
Power outage hits Washington for about an hour Thursday evening from five to six as Davenport plant failure cuts supply. Emergency hookup to another line fails to meet load, leaving town without current until repairs. Several nearby towns face outages as crews work to restore service. NOTICE Henry Lodge No. 10 TOOP holds Third Degree Monday December 1 with oyster stew after work.
Train service west bound shows limited times while east bound lists a single morning run. Round departures peak at 10:00 am and 5:30 pm with Southbound services around 7:00 am on holidays and special dates.
The item notes Fairfield as the parents of a sop and mentions Mrs. Griffith formerly Pansy ONeill of this city. It recalls 30 years ago when it was 74 degrees below zero and 45 years ago a daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Leo Loving of Madison in Omaha. The marriage of Mrs Bell Bickster of Salem and A C Fisher of Kansas City is recorded. Evangelistic services at the Christian church were largely attended.
Center township farmers met at the home of Mr and Mrs Gry Van Aterongen Friday evening. The meeting opened with community singing led by Miss Shirley Nelson. The president reported a standard rating for the center’s activities this year. Topics included famine in Europe, sclerosis readings, developing church programs, and a December home equipment program at the Methodist church. A Labor Saving Show stop en route from Washington, and European relief were discussed. a mixer and refreshments followed. January plans call for a covered dish supper at the Pent AdvahAD hall.
Mrs Alain Martin and children have safely arrived in Loveland California where they plan to settle. Mrs C P Boshart attended an IOSOS meeting at the Martzel residence in Musworth. Mr and Mrs Fred Wyse and son Wesley left for a new home on a fan purchased near Wascon. Paul Leichty was transferred.
The Canaanettes 41 girls met at Janet Sue Pye’s home on Wednesday evening with new leader Mrs Marian Rasmus. Eleven members answered the call by their favorite tutors as the program covered officers’ training, a demonstration on prone pubd platty scams and notes were exchanged. The next meeting will be held with Dew Mayer.
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