Settled By MargAret Moulton and Family Feud Over NYC Post
A domestic narrative follows Margaret Moulton and two families as they weigh a New York teaching post against remaining in their hometown. The scene shifts from wedding plans to a calm, hopeful postponement as Weller, Myles, and Jim debate careers and future together, with a preference for home life over a distant opportunity.
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Sareia
Mary
Mirela
Heathars
Marga
New York
Matt
Sya
Algona area local notes mix births visits and weather
Local items report births at Algona area homes, visitors to Fort Dodge and Buffalo Center, and a Rochester trip for a goiter operation. Other notes mention a snowy spell, thunder distances, a near accident, coal export shifts, and Burt merchants staging a turkey sale on Main Street drawing crowds.
Times-Gazette Names Goshorn Editor in Eagle Grove Change
The Times-Gazette announces Mr. Goshorn will serve as editor at the Eagle Grove office replacing Handa Eagle Grove B. Hal. The paper praises his long experience at the Witter Ly a news paper and Widerset News. Mr. Goshorn begins a new role after thirty years in the field and will balance rest with continuing duties.
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Eagle Grove
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Hallo
No Medals Due Thie Corwith Huntler Health Record
Corwith Huntler boasts a remarkable health record from Corwith where a couple, married 58 years, has never had a doctor visit due to sickness. The man, aged about 70s, has not seen a doctor since age nine. his wife is 76 and likewise has never required medical care.
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Huntler
Corwith
Raf Ange
Renwick Times Celebrates 36th Year On Thanksgiving
The Renwick Times marks its 36th year with five years under current ownership. Despite prior upheavals and ownership changes, the paper plans a full open office on Thanksgiving except for a two hour break to prepare goose bones for the cat.
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Renwick Times
Hadersny
Boyd Thompson Awarded Celtics? No. Homecoming honors at Cornell College
Mount Vernon November 22 The Pep program featured a formal presentation of athletic sweaters and blankets to Purple stars by President Chas W Flint. Red Thompson of Renwick received a CY sweater for services on the underpaths of the state. He demonstrated his football claim by contributing Cornell's lone touchdown in the Homecoming game, a 17 to 6 Pioneer victory. The rest discusses child mental testing and an unrelated note about a missing child later found.
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Renwick
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Grinel
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Berlin Prince Weary of Prussia in gag and field labor tale
A Berlin report recounts Princes Weary of Prussia facing harsh mock trials and rough labor as part of a provocative stunt. The tale recalls a prior visit by the same prince to our region years ago, noting the public reaction and pain amid the spectacle.
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Prussia
You can deport Mars but not their fies says Pool
A fragment asserts a paradox about deportation and flight in a Saturday Evening Pool style line. It hints at themes of control and spread but lacks clear names, places, or events for concrete context. The readable text centers on a wordplay about Mars and flies amid a social critique.
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Niles
Burt
Thanksgiving Message From The Nation Bank
This November we give thanks for Armistice peace and the privilege of a voice in selecting leaders. The Institution is grateful for the opportunities it has and those ahead. In keeping with the day, the bank will be closed for Thanksgiving.
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Nias
Trust and Fortune Bind Four in Quiet Frontier Love
In remote Canada, Mercy Tyne rises from poverty under Histon Murray and Paul Rivers, with Mercy found by a settler couple and a bond formed that fuses shared hardship, ambition, and a vow to care for Mercy as they pursue a new life.
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Alice
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Holla
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Murray
Tyne
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Mistry
Murrey
Humag Beluza
Mircy
Mercy
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Mangia
Fant
Histon Murray
Paul’ Rivers
Mad
Paul
Hia
Aina
Amhray
Merey
Haute
Prosperity Hinges on Persistent Work Across Nation
The Cleveland Plain Dealer notes that if production grows and prices keep falling, effort by everyone from managers to workers will drive output. Abundant goods and cash for clothing or housing depend on sustained labor, and the outlook remains bright as Americans shoulder the wheel with a hopeful mindset.
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