Laurens Notes Big Band Talk and Local Developments
Laurens residents discuss forming a town band and a high line electric project with nearby farmers organizing to bring power. The piece notes past sales of Poland Chinas, local basketball color, census worker shortages, ministerial help potential, and a light editorial nudge toward community pride and home trade.
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Poland
H. L. Ryan
J. J. Lynch
Laurens
Rolfe
Editor Splits With Grant County Leader And Speaks Against Nonpartisan League
Former editor J Bernard Smith resigns from The Grant County Leader denouncing the paper's ties to the Nonpartisan League and socialist groups. He condemns red flags and urges readers to see through alleged factional plots while praising Americanism and cautioning farmers about political doctrine.
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Carson‘ Press
Grant County
Carson
Leader
Nonpartisan League
Anarhhy
Carson Press
Cahill
J. Bernard Smith
D M T School Notes Continued From Page Three
The D M T school notes describe a January 27 evening program with high attendance and substitute pupil performances. Wesley Lehnus impressed as a top reader, while a debating contest on bonds for Pocahontas County roads featured John Thompson and B C Rudolfson for the affirmative and Ray Wax with Perry Amick for the negative. Rudolfson was absent. Thompson spoke solo.
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Wesley Lehnus
Pocahontas County
John Thompson
B. C. Rudolfson
Ray Wax
Perry Amick
Rudolfson
Thompson
PUGH'S IOWA LETTER Heroes who rose in hard time from France to Iowa
Henry Clay Spencer returned to his home at Salt Lake City after service on the battlefields of France. He is hailed as a mighty fine example of a hero who restores faith in the human race.
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Pocahontas
Gilmore City
Laurens
Wm. Bottom
Bradgate
John Cornwell
Palmer
National Geographic
John G. Whiting
Mount Gerizim
Nablus
Shechem
Jerusalem
Moreh
Abraham
Jacob
Laban
Haran
Joseph
Ephriam
David
Henry Clay Spencer
France
Selt Lake
City
Wok
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