Local News Items From Ghavion and Surrounding Towns
Dr Sid of Ghavion was a cordial visitor herd lant Monchity. Mrs A C Yhumpaon visited with her relative at Alona Inat Men dy. Nixon extended an invitation for MeN conversion uk fort Dodge last Friday. A new pine was recently pire chinied from Wine Benen for the Night Serial. People share their apeing pee Tneglins and painting. There were exten large fondanes at the Master Services and Wagrants given by church groups. Helo and Rachel Emer and others from Des Moines spent Easter in town. There will be pictures on the Waterfalls of the world next Sunday evening April 5 at the Lutheran Church. Retard Oppedahl attended a wedding in Rayle Grave and Goldfield. The ceremony was at Engle Grove Rust Side Lutheran Church.
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Sid of
Ghavion
A. C. Yhumpaon
Alona
Mendy
Fort Dodge
Helo
Rachel Emer
Bor Una
Machilda Héggen
Lovi
Jack Martha Himer
Des Moines
Jiutheran
So Eluck
Tit Meg. Retard Oppedahl
Mira Stella Ryve
Rayle Grave
Andrew Oppedanl
Goldfield
Engle Grove
Rust Side Lutheran Church
Vernan Theatre
Peter Holk
Kanawha
Holk
Ernest Kraft
Jeffers
Minn
Notice of Probate for Ursula Kubli's Will in District Court
Notice is given that an instrument purporting to be the last will of Ursula Kubli deceased has been filed and opened. A hearing is set for May 8, 1988 at 2:00 PM at the County Court House to determine admissibility for probate. Clerk P. Emrie signs the seal in Dakota City on March 20, 1923.
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Hambakte
Tareby
Ursula Kubli
Alue Court
Dakota City
Emrie
Potent mix of town notes and personal updates in Renwick
Local page compiles scattered notices from Renwick and area. Posts include residents extending visits from Dubuque and Algona, a birth, church activities, a planned eye exam in Renwick, school calendar hints, a fire loss in Mimburn, and community events. Also mentions a mail pilot assignment in Cleveland to New York with brief travel legs.
White Oak Miller Wild West Adventure at Vernon Theatre
A frontier tale unfolds as White Oak Miller rides the plains in a seven reel feature. Hostile Indians and a courting gambling hall frame a life of danger and bravado, with a reckless trigger man in pursuit of vengeance.
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William
Hart
White Oak
Wayron
Wickest
Plaina
Vootlights At Reston Studio Aims For Rivalry
Wednesday April 11 by Lisie Merguson presents Vootlights where Lizsie and Lisa clash in a drama written by Ric Woiman and directed by Joh Robertson. Photographs by Josphina Lovett showcase 7 reels of unfolding romance and rivalry.
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Lisie Merguson
Ste Tind
Lizsie
Lisa
Ric Woiman
Joh Robertson
Josphina Lovett
Local notes on residents and travel plans in the neighborhood
Boone items recount social visits and moving plans among Ames area families. Omar Davis visited relatives in Ames last week while Mr and Mrs Waster hosted a grave side event. Pucklrd and Alpha teach in Dolliver. Workman family plans a Canada move in two weeks. Tom Wye leaves for Minnesota. Lyle Fackard accompanies him to spend the summer.
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Albert Hehinke
Tanry Rose Tand
Misa
Lucy Vogend Eastor
Jehnke Hone
William Workman
Schuidler
Canada
Orvis French Liel
Tom Wye
Minnesota
Sopwith
Lyle Fackard
Vernon and Des Moines Social Week End Notes
Vernon items note Ralph Thompson spent the weekend at A. N. Clancy's home. Miss Laurel Varcoo spent the weekend at her Des Moines residence. Mr and Mrs John Winter and Eva were business callers in Humboldt last Saturday. A large crowd attended the skating rink at the Vernon Auditorium last Friday evening. The Sophomore class hosted an informal party for the high school last Saturday with refreshments and a delightful time reported.
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Ralph Thompson
A. N. Clancy
Laurel Varcoo
Des, Moines
John Winter
Eva
Humboldt
Vernon Auditorium
Later League Octet Meet Tonight at G N Olson Game
The Later League plans an octet meeting this evening at the G N Olson game in Kor Sale. Also, Tom Barron 8 C White Leghorn eggs advertised for hatching with price tiers and contact Anton Welson in Goldfield Iowa. Funeral news notes Peter Holk's recent burial in Kanawha after a death in Jeffers Minnesota. The Royal Warner newspaper in Iowa ends publication, with the editor moving to Hartley to start a new paper.
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Kor
Tom Barron
Rommy
Anton Welson
Goldfield
Yowa
the Royal
Warner
Iowa
Hartley
Royal
World's Biggest Airports and Expanding Air Travel
The piece notes Le Nourgetyear Matiz becoming a major airport, handling over 4 812 passengers in Varigua services in 1429, with growth in 1920 to 10 245 passengers. It cites freight, high demand, and ambitious routes from Paris to London and major European cities, predicting a two day trip to Constantinople amid rising costs and expanding express traffic.
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le Nourgetyear Matiz
Tigerlied Wilk Haelitte Af Inegeet
Vitor
Sagome
le Boorsek
Paris
London
Smuterdam
Beislin
Strasbourg
Tague
Wart
Vienna
Spain
Neev
Bacharust
Trieste
Sophia
Constantinople
On Sticks Dustwed What’s the Price Rise
A garbled note discusses sudden price increases for sticks and related goods. The fragment hints at consumer concern about costs, sourcing, and irregular availability, but specifics are unclear. The piece reflects market tension and pricing volatility observed by a grocer.
Malice Aforethought Unclear Delivery at Rural Address
Fragmented OCR note describes a distressing scene at a rural address involving a years old youth and infant cries. A neighbor overheard a dispute between the baby's mother and a bystander mentioning a racket and prior events, with unclear attribution and garbled dialogue.
Fragmented OCR piece with unclear names and actions
Fragmentary text shows distorted dialogue and actions, mentioning punishment and coercive behavior. Details are garbled, with references to a boy, a hand, and a panicked scene. No clear event, date, or identifiable persons can be confirmed from the readable fragments.
Fragmentary S ELMO'S FIRE SCIENCE Mlecture notes
The text discusses mysterious effects from electricity at specific points, mentioning sailors and an unclear stage show with titled acts. It references Helena and Vorposint figures, a double dams, four Castes and Dolls, and a Double Cepposant amid garbled phrases.
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Sean Au Hick
Helena
War chariot of General Hous drives taxi troops to front
Fragmentary OCR evokes a patriotic wartime tribute praising General Gallien and the mobilization that aided victory at the Marne. The piece likens a taxi fleet to a battle chariot, praising rapid troop movement and national resolve amid French defense and mobilization narratives.
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Hous
Ourey
al Honér
Raitray Marahal
Onney
Marne
Ven-Klicka
Geral Gallien
Ashah'a
Cansario
Fragmentary exchange over weights and speech forms
A garbled dialogue shows Mather claiming not to use certain sea terms in ethics while Philippa questions weak knowledge. The text includes misread words and numbers such as 140 pounds and mentions an insn'r, with complaints noted in the cluttered snippet.
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Mather
Philippa
Ebce
Right Pronunciation of Tutankhamun Name Debated
The Philadelphia Ledger reports that experts debate the correct pronunciation of Tutankhamun and related hieroglyphic terms. Dr. Nathaniel Reich of the Beyptologist school notes emphasis on middle syllables and clear consonants in renderings, amid broader uncertainty among scholars.
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Phiang
Mansoleim
University of Pennsylvania
Nathaniel
Reich
Philadelphia. Ledger
Reflection on Burke's finances amid political service
A Kansas City Star summary contends Edmund Burke lived beyond income, financed by gamblers relatives and payments for political services. It notes he never paid for a seat in parliament, relied on family gambling profits, and earned 9 pounds yearly as New York state agent, amid long reliance on public duties.
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Edmund Burke
Japions’ Hy
Grater
State of New York
Kansas City Star
Vague Poetic Fragments From a Fragmented Text
A jumble of color imagery and misplaced phrases references to places and names like Kansas and Boston Transcriyt. The excerpt reads as a decorative meditation on blues greens and golds with distorted lines and scattered proper nouns. It is largely nonnarrative and ambiguous.
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