Vernon Theatre Hosts Lost a Chaperon Comedy Night
Local readers are invited to see the three act comedy Lost a Chaperon at the Vernon Theatre on Thursday and Wednesday May 12th and 13th presented by the Senior class. The piece features a humorous plot with a cast from the area and promises light entertainment. The local American Legion Post has received grave markers to honor World War veterans buried in nearby cemeteries.
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Slaga
Vernon ‘Theatre
Wesday
Renwick
Vernon Theatre
American Legion
Notice of Hearing on Establishment of Proposed Road District
Notice is given that a hearing will be held regarding the creation of a proposed secondary road district in Dakota City area, May 7, 1921. County Auditor Metarland, with seal, presiding.
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State of
Iowa
of Humbalde
M. Goettsch
Rt. M
Goettisch
Edith Packard
Notary Public
GA. Packard
J.T. Nervig
J. F. Iceluing
Dakota City
Lawa
Auister
Humboldt County
Lownshin
Scotion
M. A. Ketman Sa
Oress French
K. Cary
Annie C
Danielson NJ
Annie GC
Danielson Sex & S
Jaymes W. Merson Ea
John Zwiefel
George Eggerth
Frank Walkner
Frail. Walkner
Nel T
Larson
D. Marty
J. J. Moore
A. Wiggan Y
Sani
Mrs. J. Grosenbaugh
Geo. H. Whyte Wanwe
Gyo. HW. Whyte
Eanwe
Otto Trummel
NEL Cay
Engattom
NGO
Orris
Orvia Franch
WANEL
Eanee W. OH
Martin
Board of Superviors
Lakota City
Americans should sail on U.S. ships amid shipping board debate
The piece argues that Americans must patronize American vessels to support the U.S. Shipping Board and condemn British-ownd ships. It cites Senator Kenyon and cites travel by Americans to Europe, noting discontent with foreign lines and suggestions to require officials travel on American ships. It also mentions local notices and community events in Eagle Grove and surrounding areas.
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Kenyon
Europe
Purhanile
United States Shipping Board
Agen
Algona Republican
Denmark
France
Germany
Fragmentary prose sketch from an OCR page
The readable lines reference moving pictures and a discussion of gas dangers in war. It notes prices and bonds, mentioning a woman and a state of confusion. The text appears as fragmented quotes with garbled wording and partial phrases, offering no clear event or identifiable names.
Fragmentary Note on Danounzio and Classic Opera Value
A cryptic fragment references Danounzio and a potential lasting fame in song and legend for a thousand years if killed. It mentions comic operas, a 760 year old book once at the University of Pennsylvania, valued at $100,000, and a resample of increased value with Ives in white print paper.
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Danounzio
Italy
University of Pennsylvania
Hay Ives
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Didi C. McGintey
Jake Beko
Forddon
F. Goeltsch
Mr Goeltech
Will'Palimer
Iad
Fort Dodge
Julies Leuthsé
Gladbroot
Lowny la Hare
Tewla Weltgelandt
Bouth
Hardy
Dodge
Renwick Auto 1
First National Bank
U.S
Banke House
Federal Reserve’ Bank
la Recemptios
Federal Resarva Bank
Metarland
County Auditor
Afra
Richardson
Eagle Grove
Levs. McDigmid
Jana Jean
Harry Spurling
Sidney Paulsoni
Brilt
Hora
Fred’ Southwick
Thompson
Ford
The
Whyte Motor Company of
Goldfield
Mra
Bi Céle
Hoknan
Tryin
Britt
Fred Southwick
Iface
Livermore
Mr. Queary
Tinda
Wm. Anderson
Will
Piyay
Fred. Walknar
A. H. Trask
Aberdeen
E. Trask
Minneapolis
Boda
Hatta
Dune
Harty
Humboldt
Fred'Walldier
Jatherida
P. Ia Nixon
Waren
Amos Ammossen
Ammonsen
Humboldt County’ Red Cross
Perry
War Service
War Department
Lita
Michigan
Iinois
Wisconsin
Pyrorthidis Aerts
Ft. Fomes
Ito
Hotvbelong
Ike
Crifornia
Megaratst
Asman
Lénin
Nitaself
Toll
Marshalls
Falcon
Richardson’s Store
W.H. Palmer
Prop
State Life Insurance Co
Des Moines
Clyde Olden