Local New Year Gatherings and Community Updates
Local families and friends gathered for New Year celebrations across Eagle Grove area. Notable visits included Packard in Omaha for an insurance convention, Nixon and daughter Bethel in Pocahonta visiting Ray Feltis, and several trips to relatives at Humeston and Britt. The Renwick Savings Bank introduced a new local check charge system, while community groups and subscribers boosted Times readership with donations and subscriptions. The piece notes tree removal near Hans Bannick’s farm, various visits by families including Fister, Fisher, Seigelid, Richardson, and Dawn, plus weather shifts from milder to severe cold through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Palmer
Palmer
G. A. Packard
Omaha
Neb
Mra
T. A. Nixon
Bethel
Pocahontaa
Ray Feltis
Suneday
Perley Selgelid
Slater Troy
Frank Rollins
Rouwick High School
American Legion Anl
Legion Hall
Wilbur Nissen
Ania
Latheran Hospital
Fort Dage
M. Kirk Sperry
Rodd
Fayette
Bertha Minor
Otto, Roepke
Eagle Grove
Louize Egenes
Lowa City
John Egenes
Mrs Egenes
Story City
Iver Exenes
Drink Water with Meals Good for Stomach
Fragmentary claim suggests water with meals aids digestion and cleanses via a laxative product Adlerika. Reader advised to use one dose to cleanse poisons and wash both upper and lower bowels, unclear sourcing and authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alr
Martin
Drugelst
Renwick Markets Quoted Rural Dunlerea Corrections
Listed workers quoted by rural dunlera for Wednesday, Jai 2, are published subject to correction. Names include Gid corn Noe and Nas Beeseey with butterfat figures and related entries.
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Jai
Mid
War on Common Cold Germs Funded by Sir Henry’s Will
Sir Henry Rayre’s will funds research to combat the common cold. Two British research fellowships at Manchester and London universities will study prevention and treatment, with aims to relieve global illness costs and advance health science.
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Tom doneAt
Lnte
Henry Rayre
Automotrie Ae Gliver
Holleltages Fine
Eaine
Adina
Dahla
Heney
Lees
Manchester University
London
Brush Medical Research Council
Phantom Elk Herd Found in Yukon Region Near Muskwa River
Edmonton report details discovery of the famed ghinlom elk herd 400 miles north, guided by Louis Snyder of Montreal and J Shearer of Rifle Cole. Expedition notes the reappearance of the Yaall sheep with black horns and plans to capture specimens next year. About 200 elk are said to inhabit the herd, with apparent healthy breeding.
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Canada
Edmonton
Alta
Yernata
Yukon
Anp
Uarry Styder
Montreal
All Man
Me J
Shearer
Rifle
Cole
Bayve Fist
Tia
Jeb Black
Columle
Snyder
Ailos
Muskwa
Extra Day's Work Costs Policeman Pension Adjustment
An officer who worked an extra day on a reduced salary faced a pension impact. Had he not worked, he might retire on a $100 monthly pension instead of $85. After returning from a short leave, he continued, learned of the cut, and resigned to seek a service pension. The city commission paused the claim while noting that one day of work on the reduced pay would reduce his pension by about $11 monthly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Futeh
Randal
Patach
City Commission
Fence Past Trees Now Used to Make Violins
A farmer south of Hog Creek planted canopy trees to use as fence posts and in a few years planned to cut them. Most were removed, but a few remained, prompting Tarner, now seventy-one, to chop more for violin wood. Chet Hin crafted white wood boxes, while the violins from the remaining wood produced fine tones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hans Bannick
Mr. Bannick
Ar. Bunnick
Oklahoma
Suileh
Bing
Cornstalk Growth Records On Iowa Farm
A corn stalk on an Iowa farm near Viola, planted June 12 by Dillon Atherton, grew rapidly reaching 101 inches by July 25. The stalk averaged about 6.26 inches daily while weather included heavy rain and heat. Atherton noted overall growth around 24 inches daily at peak, with conditions favorable for corn.
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Viola
Iowa
Dillon Atherton
Jack
Atherton
Abe Norton
Wilel
Mayan Urbanism Debate Narrows In Archaeology Report
Archaeologists challenge the idea of Maya Wera as a city. Dr Olver Ucketsay and Dr Wicketson discuss elite remains and agricultural centers. They suggest northern Yucatan could not support a large population with planned urban facilities. Evidence cited includes house mounds and platform towns along a central axis. Population estimate around 48,000 from Kano Kicketsan.
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Galinie
Olver U. Ucketsay, Jr
Care Hogld
Bude
Yucatn
Industrial Revenues Rise Across Major Firms
Across U S industry leaders report rising revenues with jumps over 100 percent in the past year. General Electric chief Gerard Swope notes shipments up, while dividends rise for investors. Corporations show expanding earnings and optimistic outlooks for further growth.
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York
America
Giiing
Gerard
1. Swope
Generd Electric Company
Coast Convicts Prefer Books on Penal Code
Coast Convicts favor legal texts and prison literature, with popular titles including Whituuks and works by Mackatane, as they pursue study of the penal code during their confinement. The article notes petitions and legal questions arising around habeas corpus as inmates seek learning and potential paths to freedom.
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Coast
Stermgrenton
Calif
California
Greant
Millnnia Mtonghost
Mackatane
Atsat Ibias
Stare Mbearhia
Bert Aint
Council Offers Reward For Arrest Of Delinquent Deliverer
City council in Omak offers a $10 reward funded by the safety board for information leading to the arrest of a delinquent delivery person. The notice requests assistance from the public to identify the offender to ensure timely apprehension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onna
Nob
Omak Anfety Board
Lutormayttan
Tin Rewand
Angety Board
Tawn Waits Fifty Years to Erect Sign
In a damaged clipping the townspeople delay erecting a sign and town hall, with scattered fragments indicating long hesitation, disputed ownership, and a drawn out plan finally reaching a decision after many years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sauira
Eggs of All Sorts Myth Baffles Naturalists
A long article surveys egg uses and bird eggs from many species. It notes eggs shipped to public schools for biology tanks, mentions great numbers of fish and sea birds, and describes table delicacies. It highlights eggs’ varied roles in nature and culture across regions.
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Belttany
Mexico
Hieryl
United States
Ayr
Linarine Ciany
Pera
Hermans
Bea
York
Lea Etrele
Yen Gulo Wong
Lights of New York blurb and court overlay scene
A fragmented description depicts lights on a New York street with crowds outside a courthouse. It mentions detectives, lawyers, witnesses, and trials, with references to Welfare Island, a background drama, and a courtroom atmosphere amid dense, partial OCR prose.
Golden Eagle Killed in West Ui District Incident
A Golden Eagle was killed in a West Ui District area. The incident involved a large bird weighing unknown, with further details unclear. Local reports note a violent encounter and a shout from nearby observers. No injuries to people were confirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dandiath
Unclear fragment reports item from well and car borrowings
Fragmentary OCR notes describe an object taken from a well with eight feet of something in water and a car involved in a borrowed front. details are garbled and unclear about persons places or events.
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Asheenitin Oiacow
Wits
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