Weather and Local Notes Across Chandler and Minnesota
Meteoric heat affects Cook locals with mentions of visits by Seormoverg and Highie on business in Chandler. Notes on farm work include corn and grain stacking, barley and rye at Arc ryatal Farm, with Mrs F Schuessler visiting Hosea home and John J Otegaand in Chandler. Shorts on people and places mix in a stream of hurried tasks and travel.
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F Schuessler
Hosea
John J. Otegaand
Chandler
Mike Flee Pralrie
Hans
Farmers Club hears talks on cooperation and upcoming event
Hon H J Stinger spoke to the Farmers Club on cooperation last Wednesday and a speaker, Congressman P D Norton, is expected August 25. Mrs George Suffinga to Marshalltown Iowa later this week after visiting her mother M Rockwell. Herbert Hawley and family from Lewmen passed through Cook on the way to Mott to meet a brother bringing a cattle car.
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H. J. Stinger
Farmers Club
P. D. Norton
George Suffinga
Marshalltown
Iowa
Suffinga
M. Rockwell
Herbert Hawley
Lewmen
Cook
Mott
Sparks From Seim Wires Norvell
Lemmon area residents keep busy with hay making and wheat cutting as August Sholaar reports 4 to 50 loads awaiting haul. Neighbors share visits with Emmons and Sandwick families. Mrs. J. B. Emmons birthday gathering draws about 30 locals with meals and songs.
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Norvell
Emmon
Sholaar
Visiting O Brien Family Note Update
Mr and Mrs O Brien are in Lodgepole for a few days visiting their son Harry and daughter Mrs B Reed. The wedding announcement is mentioned. Harry OBrien appears busy during the warm spell. B Emmons and Conrad Branlus send a message from the wast. Purchased and...
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Lodgepole
Mrs. O. Brien
Harry
Plum Creek Social Roundup In Lemmon Area
Plums Creek riplets Mr and Mrs GF Holes wed Me and Mrs Lloyd Walker and son Earl had dinner at the Goodmansons Sunday Mrs L Stebbins and Ross visited Goodmansons Sunday John Engle was in Lemmon Monday M E Stebbins visited with Lloyd Walker Monday Mrs Goodmanson called on Miss Tina Widge Thursday Mrs ROE Munson and Mes J Hagensick were Lemmon visitors A large crowd attended the Ladies Aid meeting with Mrs John Engie last Wednesday Mrs J H Pickering and son Arthur drove to town last Thursday Mrs S B Raw of Lemmon visited her parents Mr and Mrs Stebbins Mr Harwel was taken suddenly ill last Friday with appendicitis
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L. Butler
Nenna Emmons
Brumley
Sandwick
Chi Bartell
Saml Fwick
Dan Bennett
B.D. Dahl
John Nickelson L. Butler
Bruce
J. B. Emmons
Mrs. Emmons
Tony Berens
Wil! Barnett
A. D. Dabi
GF Holes
John Engle
Lemmon
M. E. Stebbins
Lioyd Walker
Goodmanson
Tina Widge
Roe Munson
Mes J . Hagensick
Ladies Aid
John Engie
J. H. Pickering
Arthur
Raw of
Seaman
Kur
Orange Township
Nick Kurt
Geo. Schlong
South Fork News Notes Through Local Scenes
Alkire and wife spent Sunday with Jas and Motschenbacher, Eddie Clay bought two cows this week, and Mrs J LaRue with Pear and Mrs Win Bauer visited Wednesday. Geneva Motschenbacher visited with Tilile and Josie Warfield. Claude Alkire's family joined Wm Bauer for Sunday dinner. Farmers report grain ripening fast in heat. flax looks good. Leo Metschenbacher nearly fell into a 30 foot well while curbing. he escaped with bruises and a rope caught him. The community notes show visits, school plans, and local work as vacation ends next month.
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Alkire
Jas
Motschenbacher
Eddie Clay
Eddie
J. LaRue
Pearnd
Win. Bauer
and Alkire
Geneva Motschenbacher
Tilile
Josie Warfield
Lilian Motschenbacher
Claude Alkire
Wm. Bauer
Oliver Grovum
Leo Metschenbacker
Wefony
Leo
Herman Kurt
The Inspiration of The Bible No Refuse in Retrogression
The passage argues that opponents cannot claim humanity regresses while claiming progress in living. It asserts mankind has advanced in science and control of nature, citing harnessing wind, water, and power as evidence of growing capability. It notes rivers once tumbled uselessly now contribute energy, highlighting shifting human dominance over natural forces.
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Tan
Religion, science, and progress in one vision
A sweeping 19th century style treatise argues steam form, wind, solar power, and mechanization uplift humanity. It claims biblical influence shapes modern progress against atheism and materialism, urging belief in Christ as the source of morality and light while criticizing reliance on inanimate matter. It frames science as servant to a divine plan guiding civilization forward.
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C. A. Bennet
V. Pres
W. Hose
BANK
Lem
Reas
Ir Wiehoohood
Seormoverg
Businessaruntays
Haynes
Minnesota
Dohxen
Tie Howorl Berg
Hhoigourd
UN Ienens
Seim
Vern Ross
Emmons
Andrew Sandwick
0. T. Olson
Red Cross Pharmacy
R. T. Holihan
Dakota
Plum Creek
South Fork News
Chax Sanders
Mooreheadnion
Grover
Mr. Saunders
Geo. Weightman
Mel Ina Sampson
Petrel
Stowers School
Evingerm
Ethel Stam
Lathrop
Weisbeck
Ming Peterson
Bently
James Bows
Crestion
Ina
Ume
Agian
Yellowstone Trail Garage
Oscar N. Sampson
See
John Deere Gang
A. J. Nelson
Reeder
South Dakota
Carney’s Barber Shop
Carney
BO. Watt
South Main
John Deere
Deere & Webber Co
Dakota Implement Co
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