Obituary of S Paul Bebustian Pilon pi 9 Phat
An obituary chronicles the life of S Paul Bebustian Pilon born 1882 with family ties in New Glavine and Wil Adams. He owned a shoe store in Monroe before marrying Mina Lanz of Mantre in 1902 and later involving in general trading and public service as Postmaster of Renwick until 1918. He joined the Evangelical Church, supported church work, and faced a long illness in 1928 culminating in death after yellow jaundice. He left a widow, a daughter Ruth, a sister Mrs. Zimmer, and brothers, with a funeral at the Evangelical Church and burial in New Geno.
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S. Paul Bebustian
Pilon Pi
Naver
Yous
Janiagy
Ayant
Pt Une Conn
Palin Sunitay
Monroe
Honda
Wwe
Anna Maria Lucksingey
Thid Cartely
Mevigi Sergot
Runwick Ga Mityror
Renwick
Figi
Evangelical Church
Oaen
Mayo Brothers
Lin
Lour
Rutt
Dob Zimmer
Dubuque
Dd. Pigi
New Glia
Frignets
Rigi Igi
Pantat
Obituary of G W Minor George Woelllolon Minor
George Minor born near Sacketty Harter New York November 81 1899 died at home in Renwick Iowa aged 36. He moved with family to Wheaton Illinois then Webster City Iowa and farmed near Lunt Wright County Iowa. He married Sarah D Packard on March 17 1878 and had seven children Charles W Mary Sheridan Bertha Avie Shurgett Blair Roepke and others. Survived by his wife eleven grandchildren and numerous friends. He suffered paralytic stroke April 6 1924 and another stroke March 6 1926 causing his death. Funeral at Methodist church February 12 conducted by Rev Ry J Conk with Elmwood Cemetery burial. He was a member of the Grand Army of the Republic.
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George Woelllolon Minor
Sacketty Harter
New York
Aid
Renwick
Oth
Nani
VF Day
Whitt
Parenels
Wheaton
Chilldren
Brothera
Tiger Hying
Brathier
Minar
Dixon
Webster City
Iowa
Alf Artie
Lunt
Wright Co
Sarah D. Packard
Orl
Charles W
Mary’ Sheridan
Rutland
Migg Bertha
Hone
O.l
Kunawhid
Avie Shurgett
Blair Roepke
Engle Grove
Ry J. Conk
Elmwood
Mido
Income Tax Filing Instructions From 1924 Forms
The text outlines taxpayer obligations for 1924 income tax returns including gross income from various sources such as business, professions, farming, and other gains. It explains reporting gross sales, purchases, cost of goods sold, professional fees, farm proceeds, rents, and farm product changes, plus deductions and instructions to read sections on incomes from business or profession.
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Kross
Patriotic Musical Program by The Choir of An M A Chorett
The Choir of An M A Chorett plans a patriotic musical program at the church on Monday evening February 28. The event features crowd-pleasing pieces and solos by I A Ralston and Lenora Packard among others, with choruses including The Star Spangled Banner and Our Native Land. Proceeds benefit local civic causes and the audience is invited to attend.
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M A. Chorett
Airas
Hyang
Rosemand Gray
Leone Cook
I. A. Ralston
Dorothy Middleton Salo
Mildred Taylor
Columbia Queen
Naniane
Renwick Schaal Notes Misa Mary's Panna and Local Scores
Renwick Schaal reports a busy week with basketball notes from Misa Marys and the Chapel, including a 27 1 tally and a 92 26 girls score loss. Vernon Teachers visited Supt home for a Valentine event while the Humboldt County Teachers Club met in Livermore with Benner, Ralston, and a basketball display. Coaches from various schools competed in a 26 24 game, highlighting community sports and season ticket inquiries.
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Slussera Benner
Ralston
Seco
Rumboldt Cunmy Men “Teachers Club
Livermore
Jilvermore
Sounty
Livermore Loan
First Baptist Church Activities Highlight Evening Services
The First Baptist Church led by J. DeVries schedules morning school, evening worship, and prayer hours with a sermon on the unpardonable sin. The Francis Willard Class met for its monthly gathering and planned activities, with nine pupils and four guests present.
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House of Frellinshiys Ani
Shas
Francis Willard
Baptist Church
Parson
Church Notes Gook Pastor Gathers Sunday Choir
Attendance at Sunday School remains good with steady offering. Algona District Conference set for February 20 to 26 with Keeney and others on the program. Ladies Aid to meet February 27 with Mrs Laura Peer. March 1 book review of Howald Gell Wrights Wien A Man’s A Man to be discussed.
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Algona
Mebruary
Miss Keeney
Fothera
Ladies Aid
Mira
Laura Peer
Mareh Dt
Wien
Howald Gell Wright
No Hunting Allowed on Farms Edict
The undersigned forbid any booting on their farms and pledge to prosecute all violators. Names listed include Abernathy, Pack, Gillespie, Hackard, Halimer, Verni, McVeuk, Lea, Revtle, Martin, Heggen, Simpson, Neary, Wastaion, Helmka, Frank, and Priea.
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Doe Abernathy
Gillespie John Heel WA
Hackard
Steve Halimer
Verni McVeuk
M. Lea Revtle Martin
Chris Heggen Gee
Hoi Ha Simpson
Neary Wastaion
Will Helmka
J. Frank Alk
Priea
Mrs Brede Saythwick Thanks Neighbors for Support
Mrs Brede Saythwick expresses appreciation for cards and love from neighbors and friends on Dirktrbay. She notes how much guost tokens are valued, wishing blessings for all.
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Nowera
Objection to VL Resissential Limber Bark Comment
In a terse exchange a speaker objects to a VL resissential limber product, replying I don't like the bark, signaling dissatisfaction with its bark quality. The quip highlights a dispute over material characteristics and product perception.
Stingray Attack Off Mediterranean Cable Site
Cay Padona, repairing undersea cables off the Wrench Mediterranean coast, fought a tiger stingray that charged from behind rocks. He stabbed the fish between the eyes with a dagger, sustaining serious wounds as the creature thrashed and bled before being drawn up.
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Caypadona
Hin
Cappaduna
Pole production drives British Columbia forestry boom
The Vancouver forestry district relies on pole work. Over 200 firms employ more than 2,000 men with substantial equipment to harvest red cedar poles. Across the province, production reaches at least 16 million feet yearly with an estimated value of 1.6 million dollars.
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Cox Tumbig
Vatreouver
British Columbia
Speed N Young Man Seeks Streetcar in Harrisburg Telegraph
A disjointed local snippet from the Harrisburg Telegraph describes a young man on a street corner waiting for a streetcar. An old, thin man driving a Tamshackle wagon passes by as the youth asks for sightings of the car, receiving a sleepy yes and a promise it will return.
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Walls
Iminica
Waele
P Jrst
Harrisburg Telegraph
Magnetic coal saver electromagnets reveal new clinker separator
A fragment describes two new fuel saving devices by Popular Beronica Monthly. The first uses an electromagnet based clinker separator that exploits that clinkers do not fuse and most clinkers vent into a small iron shard, creating a weakly magnetic effect.
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Beronca
Priver's Luminous Cloves AUMMNOKS in Paris
The fragment describes Priver's Luminous Cloves and gloves linked to Geilesvar ly motor rivers in Paris with unclear wording. It mentions a back of a garment and a mechanism related to bursts and lingered legedhiens, but the exact meaning is obscured.
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Paris
Potves
Age Creeps In As Barber Shop Chatters On
A fragment from a reflective scene at a barber parlor where a man notes aging, hair care routines, and the dawning realization of growing older. The barber stamps out a brief exchange about next steps and the mood shifts to resignation and humor.
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Avery
Aly Eek
Winir
Pap Had Good Cause for His Excitement
A boy describes an event at a football game where a crowd joke leads to a dog named Treasure being mistaken for a person. The scene evokes laughter as the dog’s display on a leash and the vendor’s calls prompt the boy and others to misinterpret a name, revealing a humorous misunderstanding.
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Pap
Leon
Teasure
Radio for the Blind Dr Gustev Gaertner Proposes Morning Broadcasts
Dr Gustev Gaertner proposes a radio program for the blind beginning in the early morning hours. A single speaker would teach listeners with impaired vision over a wide area, guided by a round robin to determine preferred content. The plan includes political news, fiction and serious reading, plus science information.
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Gustev Gaertner
Good Tire
Beggar's Good Idea at New York Subway Entrances
A Boston Globe clipping recounts a beggar with a wooden leg sitting at a New York subway entrance. He keeps a slot in the leg for coins and notes that passersby often drop money into it. The man remarks that people in the town are used to feeding such devices in transit facilities.
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Subway
New York
Iaggar
Ois
Boston Claby
Electric light pioneer in American theater history
The first man to introduce electric stage lighting in America was Bobasy Kiralfy, a veteran theater professional, who debuted this lighting over fifty years ago in his New York playhouse. He was assisted by Thomas Edison, whose company advertised novel electric effects under his personal direction.
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America
Bobasy Kiralfy
New York Playhouse
Thomas Edison
Edison Electric Light Company
Gas Tank Converted into Ten Story Garage in Berlin
A derelict gas tank near an old brick wall in Berlin Germany has been repurposed into a ten story garage. The project uses a spiral roadway to access all floors.
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Berlin
Germany
Minnie! at Vernon Theatre this Saturday night
Vernon Theatre hosts Marshall Nejlan presenting Minnie on Saturday February twenty first. The cast features Sealetee Joy Mate Moore Raymond Garth and Helen Lynch in the stage show.
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Marshall Nejlan
Minnie
Sealetee Joy
Mate Moore
Raymond Garth
Helen Lynch
Notice in divorce case Palmer vs Palmer
Notice in the district court of Humboldt County in Jowain state informs William Palmer of a plaintiff petition seeking divorce on grounds of adultery and inhuman treatment with custody and control of minor children. He must appear before the March term beginning in Dakota City on March 4.
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William Wi. Palmer
Dakota
Marek
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