Plover News Recap From Page Hight and Falls
Local notes report Eggspuhler and Wagner repurchasing the Home Cafe at a Falls for 3000 dollars. January hatchings and farm reports mention Clarence Roberts and a brood of seven chicks. Visitors include Bonnie Sharp at Lorimer and Hon. F. C. Gilchrist in Laurens for a Republican convention. Funeral for Harrison Knapp Sr. observed with local attendees.
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If. R. Eggspuhler
Wm. Wagner
A Falls
Clarence Roberts
Bonnie Sharp
Lorimer
F. C. Gilchrist
Laurens K
George Oakland
Dger
Obert Bush
Mason City
Hess
Clear Lake
Relves
C. P. Lathrop
I. BE. Conrow
George Ith
Nellie Smith
Ife
J. H. Pollock
Des Moines
Shaw
McKim
Farm talk on dairy yields from ailing patriarch
A bedridden farmer listens as Dave reports dairy output from the farm. They discuss cow milk, skim milk, and cream totals, while the father questions the remaining milk after calculations. Smith's Weekly.
Cup Cantet’s Dismal Run Sparks Sour Mood Among Fans
A pall hangs over the rink as Cup Cantet, feeling the sting of financial strain, laments poor conditions that leave fans and team crestfallen.
Daniels Comes To See Boss In Tight Spot
A tall man bursts into a clerk's office declaring, My name's Daniels, with orders to throw you out. The startled office boy recoils as the visitor asserts authority and demands action.
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Daniels
WiBits Magazine
Pathfinding banter between Johnnie and Jimmie in Pathfinder Mag
A brief quoted exchange shows Johnnie and Jimmie trading boasts and family taunts. Jimmie is able to wrinkle his ears, while Johnnie mentions being stronger and possessing things Jimmie lacks.
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Johnonie
Jimmie
Johnnie
Pathfinder
Tough Spot Stranger Digging Potatoes
A terse dialogue ends with a grim punchline. The boy and Stranger swap lines about digging potatoes and a zombie headline twist, ending with the cryptic phrase Deathfinder Magazine.
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Deathfinder Magazine
Unclear dialogue sparks confusion in crowded scene
A garbled newspaper passage shows characters Murphy Piety Shire and Joan in a tense exchange with misread lines. The text hints at a humorous overheard moment and a rushed comment about a sweater but remains fragmented and hard to parse.
Good motto where there’s life there’s hope
A fragmented quotation suggests a positive motto about life and persistence. The readable portion hints at optimism with no clear context or attribution.
Wild West Pictures At Holiday Theater
A wandering salesman asks about winter amusements and Mesa Hl suggests booking Wil West pictures. The dialogue hints at Wild West themes and evolving tastes in entertainment for cold evenings.
Fragmentary OCR News Item on Quainths and Potieh Phrases
The readable text hints at a discussion of phrases and names such as Quainths and Potieh, with mentions of Fuller Orbe, Muratatay and Pearson's Week. The fragmentary lines reference a ceremony or sign events and possible school or community notices, but most details are incomplete.
Steno-Muddle in Text Reveals Missing Details
A fragment reads as a garbled note about a person named Boss and an absent minder. The unreadable lines suggest a missing or unclear instruction with no clear dates, places, or actions to index.
Happenings at Havelock in Fort Dodge and beyond
A roundup of residents and visitors visiting Fort Dodge Mallard Pocahontas and Emmetsburg with trips to San Francisco Kankakee and Davenport. Local improvements include painting the J S Stover home reshingling the Dave Merry house and paving work on Primary No 17 plus a planned overpass by Booth Olson and crew.
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Frank Eno
Fort Dodge
Harold Hauswirth
Edith Grove
Gordon
Betty
Rojean
Jay Williams
Dave Merry
Oscar Peterson
Emmetsburg
Edith Mohlman
Platteville
Wis
Joe Edge
R. J. Grover
Twilight Theatre
Fred Quade
C. W. Gilchrist
Frank Crawford
Claude Barry
Peterson
K.P. Hunter
Martin Keerles
Kankakee
Israel Halder
Pocahontas
S. T. Mason Home
Chas. Hauswirth
Foreign Missionary Society
M. Kk
C. L. Day
Slater
No. 17
H. N. Hamilton
Rolfe
S. S. Whitmore
G. A. Gruver
R. N. Gruver
Rena Huseby
Pearl Mick
Local residents keep in touch with kin and friends
Byron Boysen of Fort Dodge spent the weekend visiting relatives in the area. Mentions visits to Red Oak to see Oscar’s parents and numerous local social calls. The piece notes births, injuries, travels, and obituaries including the death of Mrs. H. F. Knapp Sr. near Plover with an obituary to follow.
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Byron Boysen
Fort Dodge
Oscar Peterson
Red Oak
Oscar
Opal Clayton
Norval Tinken Hone
Marl Sandy
Norval Tinken
Canada
Harry Hilton
Marguerite
Strong
Pocahontas
Hilton
E. C. Nickelson
Zephyr Hills
Fla
Vera Hurd
Maurine Sanding
Rolfe
H. D. Gruver
Gene Schallan
Anderson
Laurens Bunch
Silas Perry
Harold Crowell
Chas. Smith
Rush Lake State Park
Dale Wiliams
Sioux Rapids
Cole and Williams
Reds
Ralph Howe
Wayne
Ruthven
Gordon Leigh
Mary Schallan
Oualine
Gene
Waverly
Ray Hartsock
John Hendricks
Walter Chase
Laurens
Fila Chase
Will Ralph
Rodman
Ela Classen
H. F. Knapp Sr
Plover
Havelock Methodist Church Notes Rev Day Pastor
Church schedule lists Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. Morning Worship at 11:00 a.m. Epworth League at 7:30 p.m. Choir Rehearsal on Thursday at 8:00 p.m. The Arrow subscription urged.
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Havelock Methodist Church
C. L. Day
Epworth League
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