Local News Snippets From Dotver and Des Moines Visitants
Milas Hornles Stillman of Dotver visited last week with Ethel and Alpha Packard. Madeleine Gilbert and Pauline Rivfunyder of Des Moines visited J. J. Lavithie’s home last week. Dr wind Mrs ALN Overbaugh and Diby visited L. B. Rice’s home this week as the Overbaughs move from Huffalo Center to Thull Iowa.
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Milas Hornles Stillman
Dotver
Ethel
Alpha Packard
MM Saaehs
Madeleine Gilbert Und
Pauline
Rivfunyder
Des Moines
J. J. Lavithie
Aln. Overbaugh
Diby
L.r B. Rice
Overbaughs
Fran Huffalo
Thull
Iawa
Humboldt County clubs meeting at county chairman's home
A meeting of Humboldt County Federation of Women's Clubs presidents was held at the county chairman's home with Mr and Mrs Everett Turner and family visiting Manila Philippines. A baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Edward Oppedath joins two older siblings. Wight County Women's Clubs plan meets at Smith Park on Thursday August 2 with cake and sandwiches to be shared. district chairman Miss Pexbody of Dubuque is expected to speak.
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Chino
Willy
Hig
James Merson
Miler
Turner
Joye
Ueno
Philippines
Corwith
Haines
Mra
Edward Oppedath
Tuly
Oppedelil
Olthaossh Cuiey
Ruth
Wong Ue Renwick
Hardy Roar
Wight County
Fhursay
Smith» Park
Péxbody
Dubuque
Boone Township
Noslogs
Cut-Rate Dance at Princess Pavilion Livermore
A mixed program dance at the Princess Pavilion in Livermore, priced at 76 cents, is announced for Thursday August 21. The notice invites everyone to attend and is signed by RB W Shepard Miz.
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RB. W. Shepard
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Death claims two elderly residents in same day
On Tuesday morning the community learned of the deaths of Chapman Ward and W. Benedict both long respected elders. Ward would have turned 98 soon and died peacefully at Ward Lockwood Home. Benedict passed after two years of illness, with funeral set for two o clock this afternoon at the Methodist Church. Obituaries to follow next week.
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Chapman Ward
Ward-Lockwood
Tueaday
Ward
W. Re. Benedict
Elvek
First Baptist Church Gavald P Norton Schedule
Sunday School at 10 a m morning worship. Evening worship at 8 p m. Subject The Seven Parallels of Matthew 13 7. Prayer meeting and Bible study Thursday evening at 7 43. Choir practice Thursday evening at 8 45. We invite you to make this church our place of worship.
St Pauls Lutheran Church announces services and events
Sunday School at 9 30 am and Divine Worship in English at 11 00 am led by Pastor E G Gaede. The Sun Sun Sunshine Society meets Aug 28 with Mrs John Dunfer. County Bankers meeting at Humboldt notes road washouts. Nutrition meeting Aug 20 at 2 00 pm with a play by local girls. Visitors Martin Christianson and Mrs Zeihan recall former business ties. Renwick meeting noted. Duluth trip details mentioned.
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St. Pauls Lutheran’ Church
E.G. Gaede
Tuni Sunshine Society
John Dunfer
Lumboldt
Renwick
Mac
Vernon Theatre Presents Up You Bellovadt Is So
Adolph Zukor presents Thomas Meiguani in Up You Bellovadt Is So a soul stirring drama of a fallen man’s struggle for love and happiness. Theodore Roberts Pauline Starke and Joseph J. Dowling lead the supporting cast in this stage adaptation from Perley Voore Shee.
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Adolph Zukor
Thomas Meiguani
Bellovadt
Theodore Roberts
Pauline Starke
Joseph J. Dowling
Bay Perley Voore
Shee Hays
Valley of Silent Men photoplay presented by Lasky Corp
The Valley of Silent Men starring Alma Rubens is shown with a James Oliver Gurward story adaptation. Presented by Lasky Corp. Final showtime listed as 7:80 p.m. with a dramatic, soul-stirring event in the northwest audience.
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Valley of Silent Men
Alma Rubens
Northwest
James Oliver Gurwaard
Delights of Living Far North in Winter
A Washington dispatch profiles Mrs Mottillis, the sole woman resident of Glacier National Park, living in a hotel caretaker role fifty three miles north of the Great Northern line. She enjoys winter solitude in the Rocky Mountains, hikes and ice fishing, and prefers the wild deer and mountain goats to cinema, noting summer tourism and natural scenery as more moving than any film.
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Mra
Cyril SteGillis
Glacie National Park
Indian Department
Washington Dispatch
New York’ World
Mottillis
Gwilda
Por Tha Filmkound Seeks Your Movie Queens
In a quirky contest, organizers invite participants to select movie queens by a playful face value. The manager confirms the event aims to showcase local talent and engage audiences in a lighthearted screening festival.
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Furely
Courage Comrade You Cannot Always Recognize Men of Science
A garbled excerpt from Remembered Yesterdays discusses misjudging scientists, an English syoman and a writer, and an encounter with Niklas Pesta. It references a man who sold Niagara inventions to Westinghouse for a million dollars and later regretted the bargain.
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Robert A. Johnson
Syoman
Niklas ‘Pesta
Testa
Reopat
Ite
Mont
Niagara
Westinghouse Company
Yonath
American Goods in Africa Market Growth for Tooth Products
Report from Seth Africa notes a steadily improving market for American tooth brushes pastes and powders. Vice-Corel Ciston cites a rise in manufacturers and a shifting demand toward both low priced and better quality brushes with sales around four shillings.
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Ciston
Eliza- Well
Groundhog Play Delays Run In Railroad League Game
In a Railroad Baseball League match Pitcairn faced Derry Paylub. A Pitcairn hit to center faltered when the ball fell into a groundhog hole, allowing the runner time to circle the bases for what proved to be the decisive run before fielders could recover the ball.
Bow Wow Bow Went Missionary Church Parody
A distorted dialogue in a rural church setting pits an African pastor against a missionary. The exchange mocks religious fervor and crowd behavior, noting local members as hypocritical and ill disciplined while belaboring miscommunication and satire about church life.
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Arrivaty
Discoveries suggest ancient observatories predicted celestial events
The Glasgow site and researchers like Mazin claim early humans understood sun moon and five known planets Venus Mars Jupiter Saturn. They argue prehistoric knowledge could predict major celestial events as accurately as modern astronomers, using carved rock as data.
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Glasgow
Tindiie Meir
Mazin
Ancient Asphalt Use Traced Back to 3000 B C
The article notes early asphalt use by Sumerians as a cement binder for attaching ornaments and waterproofing baskets. It claims Nabopolassar of Babylon first used asphalt as a filler for brick pavements, with natural asphalt seeping from ground sources. The piece cites ancient references and dates around 3000 B C and 1580 B C.
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Cleveland
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Nabepoluscar
Babylon
Apringa
Patching Up The Truth In A Quizzical Exchange
A brief collision of words shows a patient asking why someone did not visit yesterday. The response admits illness and notes seeing the person at a window. The exchange hints at a misunderstanding and a recovery underway.
Undefined fragment prompts price shift at Houston water stop
Fragmentary OCR note hints at price change from a quarter to fifty cents for a water service at a Houston location. Mentions raw meat stakes and rapid water rise, but details are unclear and names or dates are missing. The text is garbled and cannot confirm concrete events or entities.
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Serosa
Houston
Temporary Substitute AL. Peace-Goodby, dearies 1' grile every
Fragmentary OCR item presents a quirky line about daily routines and social greetings. It mentions dearies and a playful exchange with after you. No clear persons or organizations identified.
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Rome
P H Seeley Truss Expert Promotes Spermatic Shield
Chicago and Philadelphia truss expert P H Seeley announces the Spermatic Shield for ruptures. He claims instantaneous, non surgical results and invites demonstrations in the area with addresses in Chicago. The notice cites government verification and offers free fitting in this section.
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Philadelphia
Seeley
England
Spain
United States
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