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Oh You Dead Beat Citizens and Merchants Exposed
A harsh critique of debtors and merchants reflecting distrust of credit in a wartime or reform era. The speaker denounces people who dodge payments while exploiting merchants and claims moral strength in cautious dealings. The piece urges vigilance against false piety.
Local Voices Respond To Foreign Merchants Over Death Beats
Residents greet foreign merchants with mixed reactions as letters about deceased neighbors circulate. A few writers defend or critique the home market concerns, sparking debate among the community about publicity and consent.
Florida real estate tale warns Scandia on foundations
A traveling man recalls buying Florida lofts with grand foundations only to find the lots flooded later. The piece urges Scandia to raise houses with two to three foot foundations, noting many local homes sit directly on their foundations. It cites cement block plants here as able to build sturdy bases at low cost to prevent flood damage and improve appearance.
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Scandia
Band Concert By The International Ray Losey C W Dolby Hartley
A concert program lists performances by Bassist Fred Fischer Irving Bertin March The Stars and Stripes and conductors J Offenbach Joseph Bauman and Sousa featuring Adolph Nelson and Harry Hartley with C W Dolby and Ray Losey.
Republic Approves Electric Lights Bond Vote Result
The town of Republic held a special election approving a 6.50 bond for electric lights and power. The ballot shows 54 votes for the project and 6 against, with work planned to begin on a line extending to Republic.
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Republic
Oil Cedar Maps 25c at Mahans
Editor Danenberger of the Concord press visited the office on a Wednesday morning while in town for Rosotratin No 28. He called on his mother at Shuith Center and reported roads in frightful condition for motor travel.
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Danenberger
Concord Press
Tie
Shuith Center
Local Social Roundup From Scandia and Norway Visit
District AR notes Harry Walters and others visiting Tom Gile’s Sunday. Mrs Anna Vra rpey and Della Ames visited Monday with Gile and Plarry Gile. Residents attended show and fireworks in Norway Monday night. Several families visited at Har ry Gilested and others in Lon Engle’s area Sunday. Multiple locals reported health updates and travel to Colorado Springs for Ainsworth and Barleen families.
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Harry Walters
Tom Gile
Anna Vrarpey
Della Ames
Plarry Gile
Scandia
Robert Uivderwand
Lute Loofbourrow
Harry Gilets
Stace Lloyd Welly
Lon Engle
Sunlas
Julius Wuthke
Norway
Tare Walter
Prichard Aid Sini
Providence Chapel Community Notes In Cuba And Scandia
A compact local column reports residents attending a Cuba celebration, drives to Concordia, and visitors from Jewells County. It notes Miss Minnie Bowling and others hosting guests, binder deliveries from Sedalia residents, and church attendance at the Chapel. Harvest activity is under way and several locals visit relatives or host gatherings at homes.
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Cuba
Mer
Nickal
Walter Weary
Alouze Griffeth
Concoordia
Minnie
Cora Bowling
Mere
Ale
No-Moorhies
Kad Fraser
Harry Bowing
Lo S. Carpenter
Secasudia
Ian Carpenter
Jewells
Ko O W. Pearson
Sedalia
Christiansen Howe
Aulhuber
Rariek
G. KL
Local Visitors Reported In Sparse Village Notes
A garbled OCR style blurb notes visitors including individuals with unclear surnames visiting Sti At Goch and Ches areas. Mentions a Praser driving to Bellevaile and various people such as Merlin McCormicek and Beri, with few readable details or dates.
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Mroo
Mees
Gais Strolle
Mois
Mes
Lellan McComnick
Critehitow
Miro
Gait Chivistie
Fragmented plea warns against defaming peers and faith
A garbled tirade discusses threats of legal action over printing beliefs and truth telling. It references a library, Bible requests, and accusations of superstition, ending with a misquoted remark about pirates and Seward.
Special Auto Tax Fight Moves to County Fund?
In Fewell county the special automobile tax funds were shifted to the general fund by the county commissioners amid a lack of legal opinions from the Attorney General and the county attorney. The monitor accuses a corrupt political ring of hijacking funds for undisclosed purposes.
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Altukate Monitor
Cewell
Heeawith
Fewell
Generid
Jew 'S County Board
Mankato Monitor
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