Couple Wed at Lowa State College in Frugal Ceremony
Jean Lee McDirmid and Earl Hangen wed at Lowa State College on Friday December 23 in Rev. Belavwley church. The bride, a Bentwick graduate and Tawa State alumna, was active in Phi Omega sorority and Mortar Board. The groom plans to farm near Kanawha. Relatives from Auburn Wall Lake Turner and other locales attended.
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Jean
Lee McDirmid
Earl Hangen
Lowa State College
Jean Lee
Ilinsen
Lows State College
Belavwley
Phi Omegali
Mortar Baard
Ommercen Nu
Sud
W. Bi Persone
Wall‘ Lake
Persona
Whittemora
Undle
B. Turner
Turner
le Roy Turner
Lake Vernon Kitchen Tour by Home Management Group
Lake Vernon Home Management plans a January 19 kitchen tour for both women and men. Miss Pster Dand of Ames will discuss kitchen improvements showcased at host homes Ida, Mia, Ole Lerdal, J Gangstead, Ed Oppedahl, Frank Biegger, and others. Pot luck lunch, bring a dish, and invite neighbors and husbands to share ideas and energy.
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Farm Bureau
Miss Psther
Ames
Ida
Mia
Ole Lerdal
Wright County
J. Gangstead
Ed’ Oppedahl
Renwick
Renwick-Hardy
Prank Biegger
Vernon Consolidated Vohnel
Heather
Joe Gangetead
Lake Publicity
Livermore Girl Dies From Burns
Jewel Vought a 17 year old high school senior died Saturday from third degree burns after gasoline used to clean clothing exploded Friday morning in the kitchen. Her parents Mrs Valentine Vought and sisters Laure and Laurence 14 survived with minor burns while two older siblings Wilfred nine and Reth seven prayed outside and escaped injury.
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Jewel Vought
Valentine Vought
Reth
Divorces Rise as Marriages Increase in Humboldt County
County Clerk At Wallokait notes shifts in Humboldt county records with rising marriages and fluctuating divorces. In 1927 marriages reached 81 licenses, 1926 had 80, and 1925 had 65. Divorce figures were six in 1928 and seven in 1929, fourteen in 1927, while births dropped from 213 in 1926 to 168 last year and deaths reached 78 in 1927.
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Wallokait
Humboldt County
Freak calf with two heads born near Livermore farm
A red heifer calf born Monday morning at Dave Misher's farm southeast of Livermore had two heads and no perfect neck. The calf, exceptional for its double head, lived briefly and died soon after birth.
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Dave Misher
Livermore
Complimentary Degrees and Honorary LL D Traditions
The article explains the significance of LL D as the oldest highest university degree conferred on eminent lawyers and scholars. It notes typical age, prestige, and rare conferment, with Chicago and other universities proposing to grant it after completing advanced studies and exams in higher knowledge departments.
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Bis
Suurtieft
Chicago
Department of Knowledge
Moe
Gethvols
Fragmented Progrese Text Reflects Shifting Medieval Windows
The readable fragments discuss evolution of architectural openings and window designs from medieval to Tudor periods. Mentions term like Verve of window openings and various stylistic shifts through centuries. References to European influence, ongoing development, and stylistic changes in construction.
Average Man Puts in Eight Years at Work
An excerpt discusses labor expectations and life work balance, noting a worker’s average lengthy tenure. The text hints at compressed hours, extended weeks, and the impact on a person’s lifetime. It references weekends and holidays shaping working time and overall years spent employed.
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Abel
Yeitea
Canyse
Adife
Real Things of Life and Writer in Psychology Magazine
A fragmentary piece argues for integrity and fidelity as true life principles. It urges readers to cling to purpose, beware deception, and resist misleading temptations while maintaining personal ethics and service. The wording is garbled but centers on moral conduct and conscience.
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Chevrolet
Not the Only Big Pig in the World
A fragmented report notes a large pig from Souily Africa traveling to Australia and being described in dubious terms. The piece mentions a weight around 37 000 and cages of food items while detailing odd measures and comments on growth, ending with an American swineherd voice.
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Souily
Africa
Lenston
Australia
Cnet
Prosaié Shepherding School in France
Fragmentary OCR describes a shepherding school in Lambouillel France, labeled a government institution supported by the minister of agriculture. It notes the school trains shepherds to herd sheep, stressing singing tests and unusual customs, with references to paintings and judges evaluating songs.
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Fronce
Lambouillel
Pels
Rural parish conflict over abuse echoes in gossip
A fragmentary report describes hostility toward children in a parish setting. A group questions a family, while a girl explains misperceived looks due to sunburns on a boy’s face. The scene hints at underlying tensions and awkward accusations within a church community.
Irish Army Slang and Its Odd Terms Explained
A Philadelphia bulletin excerpt discusses obscure Irish Army slang terms such as "scraunger" for a dead boat or gold brick, "Mat singger" and "chow" referring to canteen grub, illustrating how soldiers nickname provisions and items. The text notes these terms reflect soldiers' bent and procurement habits within army life.
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Richardson's Store
Teonoraiea
Flare Ecoroinles
Blairsbury
Monao
Pouscasibn
Kanawha
Fred
Markman
Mra
Hans Bannick
Willian’ Hernel
Auburn
Genes
Americas
America
Delco-Remy
the Cuick the
Mint
Michigan
Renwick Auto & Imp’t Co
Cos T
Lake- Vernon Home Management
Tumboldt County
Evo Tut
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