High School Oratory and Drama Contest Held
A Friday evening high school event featured oratorical and dramatic classes judged by five judges. Hawin Bremnstad won first with Roscoe Stewart second in oration while Miss Neder took first in the dramatic ranks over Marion Livingston. Clarence Wise and Leslie Waite placed top in their scenes and Sperrer’s runner represented the district at the sub district convention. A miscalculation later adjusted a second prize award from Leslie Walker to Lu Fosing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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Hawin Bremnstad
Roscoe Stewart
Miizaterhsteigleder
Marion Livingston
Bessie Peterson
Lake City
Biliel Lewis
Iso
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Leslie Walker
Spencer Community News From February Gathering and Death
The report covers a Spencer meeting with visitors from Waterford and Sioux areas, noting welcome, refreshments, and plans for a new Spencer house name change to Spencer Mareh. It records Ralph Lalinant’s infant death near Landon Iowa, the Hammond share sale, and local notices of various business openings, sales, and public works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies
Lalinait
Spencer Mareh
Peneer
Unclear OCR fragment hints at local event and names
Fragmentary text appears to reference a Saturday afternoon gathering at 1730 with various names and roles. Mentions Deer Park, Woods, Hotrod, and Parkas with scattered phrases about testing, timing, and predictions, but details are garbled. The exact event, date, and participants remain unreadable.
Unclear notices recount various events and social activities at Tivertarn area
Fragmented notices describe a series of local gatherings, sports and school contests, social events, and weddings. Mentions include parades, a county fair, basket special, social evenings, a wedding trip, and community schedules with several unnamed participants and venues.
Fragmented cipher text hints at upcoming events and committee plans
A garbled OCR sample mentions a dinner, events of the season, and a committee led by Mesdames with unclear names. It alludes to plans and line suggestions, with aims to keep audiences guessing and entertained at a hotel or similar venue.
Local Visitors and Community Notes Highlight Weekend
Roy Gabeant and family visited Sunday at the bhirl Basset Hore. Residents discuss farm work, stair repairs, and upcoming travel to Aurerom Low City. Several families welcome guests from nearby towns while babies and twins noted in a Shelby Montana update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Gabeant
Funeral Notices and Local Deaths Across California and Iowa
The funeral of Mrs. dk foeet who died in California February 1st was held at the Methodist church Sunday. Burial followed at Crown Hill Cemetery. Miller returned from California. Mrs. Fred Melsueol Avestire, once ill, hosted visitors Saturday. Mrs 0 He Dubois and others attended Spenvey Lipve Deer recent stest ve Pend Des. Linder Weta has died after several months illness. funeral at Mek church Saturday afternoon. Burial in Crown Hill Cemetery. Mrs. J. C. Robinson of Sac City visited her brother L. L. La Gue and family on the way to a new home near Hergburn, Minn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mis
Dk Foeet
California
Bertoars
Fey
Tourphins
Aubhar Thusan
Wit
He Dubois
Amd
Mese Cme
Linder Weta Dois Beeeny Seag dl
Tle
Mek
Binrhal
J. C. Robinson
Sac City
L. Ll. la Gue
Premium list prompts a mix of goods and prizes
A historical listing outlines prizes and purchases for a culinary department event. Items include sugar, flour, rugs, and loaves with monetary prizes. The fragment notes a 100 first prize and a 50 second prize, with continued details on page 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Culinary Department
Misreading Harbors Elusive News at Ubis Center Visit
A garbled report notes Ruevh visiting Hives in Ubis and Aworst with Viedr dsperkire. It mentions Miss Maude Stoteh assisting with a chepset and ab ties at a home. The piece references Toerand’s son Screw of youn Cooks and a party held at Ora Meeps on Friday evening.
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Ubis i
Aworst
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Visory Council of the
Clay County Improvement Association
Waterford
Geo Wo Meethen
Ken Seiritt
Suniait
de Fiedt
Cy Lake
Vree
T. Weerhert
Dy Schoelersman
Riverton
Brankfirueies Ped
Thor
Tens Dotinsog
Fruik
Douglas TM
Peterson
Wirby
Ciertieldis Sari
Verheve Sp
Dod Pet ‘Ord
Ui Mi
Verpheer Chibert Sds
Farwell
Slaradd Ralph
Ranih
Nive Baryglof
Din Landon
Iowa
Vic
A. le Luke
Lanedon
Greete
Grange
A. Hammond
Spencer Loan and Abstract Company
R. L Jones
Ruthven
Mr. Panes
Bey
Prank Fis Booehl
Sinersuaa Blue Th
Dom Knight Mero
Prank
Spen
Meadow and Son
Niles South
Dickens
Ballard
Niles
Greenville
Pebinars
Lavirant & Sons
Aviles
Spencer
Schaefer & Son
Persion
Lope Sheart Hetns
Ralvich
Langton
Strander Bros
Billie
Polk
Woote UE
Clark
Bart
Masons
Larke
Pete
Abraham Lincoln
MeVer
van Dent Vre
Guam
Estes
Bede
Farmers Institute
Mar Deveneat Tenn
Speeder Chraefe
Patek
Vaiss
Sey
Petpues
Chere Datied
Losunedieh
Massie Kae
Bea
Mryrdeay Eveninay At
Lorbathe
Wey
Jaee
Date Bay
Ety Top
Bedepe Neein
Mae
Y'Ben
M & Hoot
Bertiee
Ieee
Wteicke
Uae
Beeen
Nehnal Olhvers
Mateus
York
Al 7
Laskar Petnes
Tivertarn
Furmi
Msergs
Moneta
Basnets
George Walker
Dive
Achogs
Mary Minghor
Feaener
Mors
Rheanas
Plemsdail
Piast
Grisse
Elie Bay
Langdon
Mie Dyerk
Dias Werd En Warstta
Pena
Tari
Speer
Pyjossen
Greene
Phish
Murad Toon
Mis Mundt
Lake Center
Vmirw
Miron
San Theipte
Cairns Lirica
South Spencer
Wank Mori
Gen. Lewis
Ent Claypool
Mr Mori
Harees Vonde
Aasrom Low City
Manile
Fostoria
VO Citsbertsah
Kteda
Lowa
Auta
I Fostoria
Tustin
Monebly
Phe Mason Gots Laany
Mosteria
Deere Winton
Gary Cine
Joeetine
Ariel Ceres
Shelby
Mont
Gr. Geelett
Pankington
East Douglas
Mead
Stotin
Babe
Che By
Bettie Ist
Wilson
Webhost
Wednoesiay
Tig Phas
Bern
Vn Sa Pos
Aebley
Larry Taylor
Diuphiter Vivian
Jolly
Mildred Deboit
Prof
Hogan
Try Taylor
Mian
Bert Veisinger
Padois
Fa Haeemony Heonwrd
Huland
Kier
Douglas Center
Webster Home
Will Colburn
Storm Lake
Clyde Blunt
F. Brown
Ties Miller
Tron
Tripedo
Fred Melsueol
Bal Werth
Malysanken
Lst
Staples & Bjornstad
Ist
C. P. Sy
Hithald
Hest
Mloete Lumber Co
Graham
Herdland Center
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