Bouillon Endorses Moore Amid Seattle Mayor Race
The Star urges voters to back William Hickman Moore for mayor, arguing Bouillon must oppose Gill and that many Republicans will shift to Moore. It contends Gill cannot win Seattle and predicts a city move away from boycott tactics and party factionalism.
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A. V. Bouillon
Hiram C. Gill
Bouillon
Seattle
Mr. Gill
William Hickman Moore
the Star
Hair and Humor Across a Yard
A witty remark contrasts beauty with a scene of a woman drying her hair in the backyard. The exchange highlights social humor about appearance and informal judgment in everyday life.
Rutland Job Change Stirs Talk of Town Relocation
A resident explains leaving for a better job in Rutland, noting it shifts daily life and routines. The remark questions whether the move breaks a longstanding rut, while the speaker confirms the new position is indeed in Rutland.
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Rutland
Goosevale Correspondence Town Marshal Plans and Local Notes
Jerry Pokeberry celebrates his 107th birthday and hopes to serve as town marshal another decade if health and a democratic administration hold. Burt Fridemush begins a four meat strike avoiding oyster plant kidney beans and eggplant. A new comet is observed by Job Hardnut who claims to see its tall wiggle. Ed Henbrooder, once local, now a Council Bluffs streetcar conductor, underwent appendicitis surgery. Tod Gillyflower starts another steady three year stretch at Beeleysport.
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Jerry Pokeberry
Job Hardnut
Job
Fragmented verse and city anecdotes mix in odd tale
A disparate clipping blends poetry quatrains with humorous vignettes. It includes a light verse about love and a sea side mishap told by Atlantic City Mayor Stoy, plus quips about fashion, a legal joke, and a Yale president visiting a children’s school.
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Atlantic City
Okoboji
Babes Quip About Pairs on Noah’s Ark Jokes
A collage of light anecdotes and jokes from Chicago News and Woman’s Home Companion. A small boy questions who accompanied relatives on the ark while a teacher and classmates exchange quips about health and manners.
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Ark
Mamma
Slippery elm entine aafting at the moon
The fragments reference a moon setting scene with unclear subject matter and inconsistent wording. No identifiable people organizations places or dates are readable enough to extract concrete facts. The text appears as garbled notes rather than a complete event or notice.
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