Mary Kitts Packard obituary notes
Mrs. Mary Kitts Packard of Fergus Wally Minnesota died in Washington DC on April 16. Burial followed beside her late husband Wan Ds Packard in the family lot at Morgan Palla Dor. She lived in Boone Township with kin in Renwigh and other nearby places, and her family recalls the old era and farm memories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fergus Wally
Newae
Mra
Mary Kittle Packard
Waehinsion
D. C
Morgan Palla
Wan Ds Packird
Fundy Lot
Packard
Boone ‘Towouhi
Corfien
Edgar Schoolcraft
A. J
Seed Corn For Sale And Local Notices
Seed corn priced at $2.75 per bushel listed. Bert Siemens referenced. A.B. Richardson supervising a new awning installation on a store front. Miscellaneous notes mention home arrival from Minneapolis. Visitations to Moyeard Cramer home noted. Contact Jolai Muirhead for work proposals including building, disinfecting, whitewashing, and other services.
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Bert Siemens
A.B. Richardson
Millwnpolis
Minn
Jolai Muirhead
Lester Graaner
Bradgate
Moyeard Cramer
Vernon Theatre Presents Geraldine Tomato Omelet Comedy
Vernon Theatre schedules a Saturday program for April 26 featuring the delightful life springtime comedy Geraldine with Eddie Quillian and Marion Nixon. From Booth Tarkington, the stage story blends whimsy and romance in a lively production.
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Geraldine
Eddie Quillian
Marion Nixon
Booth
Tarkington
Night Ride on Wednesday with Schildkrave Robinson Kent
A Wednesday screening titled The Night Ride features Joseph Schildkrave Edward G. Robinson and Barbara Kent. The story is by Henry LaCossitt with additional material by M. G. M. News.
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Joseph Schildkrave
Edward G. Robinson
Barbara Kent
Henry LaCossitt
Corwith Bank Closes Farmers Savings Hayline Deposit Loss Reported
Corwith bank closes for the morning, according to clerks, freezing aawel. Depositors total about $260,000. first bank in Corwith. Locals arrange temporary handling of business while Hin Burnatek and family visit. Community notes include births, visitors, club events, and Easter cantata attendance.
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Frezun
Atly Bank
Corwith
Unclear Ancient Languages Discussed in Fragmented Text
Fragmentary OCR discusses multiple ancient languages, origins, and claims of oldest tongue. Names and places are muddled. text references could hint at Swubie Lie Husa Sana Turkish and Mogul figures, but specifics are garbled and uncertain.
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Feederlee
Sweden
Dcotland
Ane
Omjimnars
Tidii
Pershingie
Nigel
Muchige
Selwlry
Sana
Diet and Character Daetor In Early National Temperament
Diet and character analysis by Daetor suggests German and American temperaments diverge due to wine women and high culture. The text claims the Kreneh character is softened by wine and women, while the German character is hardened by Neer and conservatism. It notes Woden in Germoniy favors tallars and Americans, linking diet to cultural traits and implying shifts away from traditional paths in pursuit of progress.
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Daetor
Vlemsinger
Neer
Conser
St. Woden
Germoniy
Local items mix with church events and notes
Burnside visitor G F Lygnn on business. posters and family visits. Portnightly Club meetings at Mrs Floyd Lana's. measles rise amid fears of a minor epidemic. Albert Bornholt returns from service at Fort Snelling. building plans urged by Cy Matheson. Mrs W R Benedict recalls 1882 flood. Elliott and Uelinke families host visits. Methodist Ladies Aid to meet April 30. Chas A Walker gains franchise for Skelins territory. wrestling match highlights. town band and summer concert interest. Renwick band plans ongoing. American Legion circulation library project discussed by Auxiliary.
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Albert Bornholt
United States Arma Band
Fort Snelling
Thoson
Cy Matheson
W. R. Benedict
Untaught Rustic Youth Becomes Poet in Whitby Monastery
The narrative recalls Cuedmon, an unlearned rustic youth who became a famed poet of the early church. After a failed attempt, he sang praises to sing in a monastic setting, later joining the monastery near Whitby. He dwelt there composing orthodox verse and translating Scriptures into Anglo Saxon, shaping early poetic tradition in the region.
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Jimi Eth
Arelig
Ea de Wiedtwin
Streamlindeh
Kneavi
Whitby
Sasichareh
Mud
Lila
Cuulmon
Cuedmon
Liu
Cuchinon
Ths
Vilage
Btreanhaleh
Hut Die
Vancouver
Mysteries of Vitamins Sought by Scientists
A Washington Post writer outlines efforts to identify vitamins essential for health and growth. Researchers study nutrient roles in vision and immune function, aiming to extract nutrients from foods or synthesize them for better palate-friendly diets, with synthetic production expected to begin in time.
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Visuainnes
Wash- Inston
Fireflies in Commerce Banked in East Asia Trade
Fireflies destroy larvae and insects and are valued in China and Japan for medicinal powders and pills. About Ishiyama near Lake Biwa a thriving industry catches, sells, and ships fireflies to Osaka and Kyoto. Each house uses 60 to 70 fireflies and specialists have entered as many as 3000 in one night.
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Japan
China
Ishiyama
Lake of Omi
Osaka
Krota
Road building shows enduring reach of ancient routes
A fragmented OCR passage cites Thomas S. Bonworth in No New York Times praising ancient Roman roads as the first highways. It claims Europe’s main routes, built 2 000 years ago, still serve modern cities for automobile travel, noting their straightest path design and lasting utility.
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Thomas S. Bonworth
New York Times
Europe
Favorite Vegetable Hanule Gains Moral At Table
Four year old Hanule is praised for eating a variety of foods at a family dinner. Guests note his accomplishment and compare him with his brothers, reflecting on who eats what and the value of trying new vegetables.
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Shore Isles
Hank
Early Start In Mountain Village Tale
A visitor asks a mountain villager why one man rises at dawn yet does no work. His wife explains he seeks an early breakfast to smoke afterward, revealing a simple, humorous motive behind the habit. The tale highlights folk logic and rural routines in a quaint, brief exchange.
There You Are Radio Valve Definition From The Globe
A clipped newspaper item quotes the Boston Globe defining a screen grid tube as a device that offers a letrode to regulate the element between the anode and cathode, in a compact description of its function for radio fans.
Railway Superstitions Haunt 19th Century Engineers
A chaotic OCR fragment describes rail workers fearing superstitions that govern lamps carried high, triplets seen in lines and a '43' engine number omen on the New York and Martfordine line. It notes drivers, conductors, and brakemen coping with omens affecting safety and routine.
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Railadd
Acchlonta
United States
Ines
Ene Kihner
Rites Hye
New York
New
Elephant Intelligence Debate in Liberty Magazine Opinion
The article cites Thomas Nye arguing elephants are the most intelligent animals, citing rapid learning and ability to perform complex tasks without cues. It claims elephants can tow a cornfield in twenty minutes and perform vaudeville stunts solo, challenging trainers and showcasing the animal’s notable thinking during performances.
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Sars Tun Bank Nye
Liberty Mowezine
Nye
Tronk
Best to Register Bonds For safer ownership of United States bonds
Registration protects the owner from loss or theft and is urged whenever practicable. In case of loss or theft of a registered bond the Treasury will compensate the owner under specified provisions. Holders receive interest checks drawn on the treasurer of the United States and their names are recorded on the Treasury Department ledgers.
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United States
Treasury Department
Treasury
Birthplace of Banana Traces Ancient Indian Cultivation
The banana was first cultivated in India in ancient times and spread across the Old World by cultivation and other means. Early Cas-reliefs in Assyria and Egypt show its ancient cultural role. The first banana deportation to the United States occurred in the late nineteenth century, and by 1870 it was viewed as a curiosity in America.
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India
United States
Detreit Newsy
Concerning Earth's Orbit and planetary gravitation
The naval observatory notes that Newton proved planetary orbits are not perfect ellipses. Each planet’s path is perturbed by gravity from other planets, so the elliptical orbit expected from the sun alone is not exact. This statement, echoing early gravitation ideas, highlights interplanetary influence on orbital shapes.
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Earth
Naval Observatory
Isaac Newton
Viking History Invasions and Christianization Noted
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Viking history up to around the year 1000, mentioning pagans and later Christianization in Great Britain. It cites Jutes from Jylland Denmark and invasions of Britain in the Highth century with many garbled terms and dates.
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Great Britain
Julland
Denmark
Greater
Nude
Bera
Ma Britten Isle
Fragmentary note on nature and protection
A fragmentary philosophical musing questions why nature protects those who test its limits and suggests some claim about worthwhile honor. The text appears as a jumbled recollection or draft with unclear references and spelling errors.
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society Convention at Algona
The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society Convention will be held at Algona next Wednesday April 20, with morning afternoon and evening programs. The event promises a talk on religious aspects of the present uprising and a music interlude from the orchestra.
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Menry Poster
Humeston
Will Biging
Laverne
Geo. Stoddard
Floyd’ Lana
Edrid Packard
Bert Packard
Webster City
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society
George
Rdias
Woman's Foreiissionary Society
Algona
Evangelical Church Schedule at Hashton
Sunday School at 10am. Worship at 6pm with a 2 hour service. Tuesday evening meetings at Mrs Anna Schneider's home at 7:00. Junior E.1, C.E.B. meets on the 18th Sunday monthly at 11. Ladies Aid Society on the first Wednesday, Woman's Missionary Society on the second Wednesday, Choir practice Thursday at 7:30.
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Mra
Anna
Schneider
Junior E
C. EB
Ladies’ Aid
Society
Parsonage Meeting Names Officers and Schedule
A church business session elected officers including Nora Nissen and Myrtle Black for positions. The organization plans to meet on the first Sundays for devotion and once more monthly for entertainment at the church.
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Nora Nissen
Myrtle Black
Black
Treasure League
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