Blyer and Passenger Escape Narrowly After Plane Crash
Leonard Rhine and Mrs Earl Saxton escaped serious injury when a plane used for extra income ground in a lane near Renwick Hardy after fuel of low test gas caused engine trouble. The plane tore a fence but landed without injury to either occupant, Rhine plans repairs and hopes to fly again next Sunday with Saxton acting as parachute lead.
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Leonard Rhine
Lew Home
Kansas’ City
New
Curtis
White
Renwick
Hardy
Mra
Earl Saxton
Ryorythini
Leonard Picker
Rhinay
Harold’ Saxton
Goldfield Plans New Bank After Local Closures
Goldfield will have a bank again as the Goldfield State Bank and Trust Company is organized with charter secured. Officers include J B Richardson president and 2 HY Purrowy vice president with J A Bunds as cashier. Directors named include Hy Purse Ole Lerdel Rasmussen Henry Harvey and others. Capital stock set at 375000 with a 12600 surplus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldfield
Goldfield State Bank and ‘Trust Company
J. B. Richardson
HY. Purrowy
J.A. Bunds
J. E. Richardson
Hy Purse
Ole Lerdel
Rasmussen
Henry Harvey
Art Duiteher
Guy Wheeler
W. H. Mantla
Whyte
Farmers' Savings Bank
Citizens’ State Bank
Twins Hit Brown Swiss Herd Again This Week
Morty and Son report twin calves at their place this week two heifers making the fourth set of Brown Swiss twins in the herd this year S B Helly and Son own a choice Brown Swiss herd and invite visitors The twins record over the past two years draws attention as likely to continue beyond Ruth’s home run record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morty & Son
Agai
S. B. Helly & Son
Babe Ruth
Ruth Quita
Corwith Boy Overcome With Heat Near Death
Elmer Livingston seventeen year old son of Mr and Mrs Geo Livingston was overcome by heat last Tuesday while harvesting oats and operating a tractor. He suffered internal and external hemorrhages but later showed signs of improvement as recovery begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corwith Hustler
Elmer Livingston
Airs
Geo. Livingston
Tlancock County Bridge Destroyed by Negligence
A 32 foot county bridge north of Boone town was burned when a fire started along a ditch bank and spread along the waterway destroying the bridge fence posts and adjacent fencing. The incident notes negligence by a person unidentified in readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tlancock County
Boone
Nfowny
Jone Earla
Dave Johnson
Nan
Why 1926 Circus Is Biggest Ever
A massive Ringling Bros and Barnum & Bailey Combined Show visits New York after months of Europe mobilization. The five ring spectacle features elephants, a largest tiger on record, tenacious horse acts in quintets, and eight hundred aerialists amid over three hundred trained horses across one hundred double-length cars.
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Ringting Brothers
Bartiun & Bailey
Wort Dodge
New York
New
Madison. Square Garden
Ringling Bros
Europe
New “York
Bet
Zebras
Hamas
Bluebird Club Reports New Members At Home Meeting
The Bluebird Club met at Wilma and Berenice Blgasner home last Thursday. Two new members Anne Hefty and Nora Nissen were initiated. Plans discussed to raise funds to send delegates to the Short Course. Demonstrations featured how to enhance figures with dresses and trimming for wash dresses. Genevieve Clancy led club songs, Inez Dolm discussed shoes and appearance, memories included America the Beautiful and Humoresque. Next meeting set for August fifth at Evelyn and Blanche Clancy homes.
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Wilma
Berenice Blgasner
Anne Hefty
Nora ‘Nissen
Wilma Bleastier
Rickrack
Genevieve Clancy
Inez Dolm
America the Beautiful
Marie Zimmerman
Humoresque
Anna Hefty
The
Bluebirds
Evelyn
Blanche Clancy
Berenice Bleasner
Myron Collins Marries Sumner Girl Quietly
Myron Collins son of Mrs Maggie Collins and Miss Margeret Huf of Sumner wed quietly at the Methodist Parsonage Tuesday morning. Rev RE Cook officiated. They will live over Richardson's store with friends offering congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myron Collins
Maggie Collin
Margeret Huf
Sumner
H. Stafford
Edna Black
Mike
Renwick
Anto Qo
Stora
LaVerne
Richardson’s
Quiet recreation spots and social customs debated
The column muses on tranquil recreation areas and notes a critic urging married men to display their status. It jokes about fashion, money pressures on foreign debts, and hints at Dawes touring to advocate Senate rule changes as a light vacation activity.
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America
First National Bank
Renwick, Iowa
Bessie
Dobbin
Northwestern Bell Telephone Co
Bell System
Quaker Oats Co. Imaratig
Quaker Oats Company
Blyer
New Goldfield Bank
Corwith
Bluebird. Club
Coolidge
Cal
Dang Dangelson
Renwick Farmers’ Exchange Co
Minneapolis
Kentucky Coal
Wisconsin Lumber Co
Peters
T. B
Oakdale Dairy
W. H. Helmke
H, Ft
Bonwell
Dawes
Senate
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