Thanksgiving notes and local visits fill quiet neighborhood
In this district many residents mark Thanksgiving with family gatherings and visitors. Doug las has moved traps south of town while Uncle John Berry visits the Emaline Berry home. Schools close for Thanksgiving. Douglas and Brown fields resume after the holiday. A marriage notice for Austin Scott and Ada Shelton appears, and local society events include the Ladies' Aid and the Tonien church Ladies Art Society program.
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Borhood
Hook
John Berry
Emaline Berry
Douglas and Brown
Myrtle- Seifers Parton
Ladies’ Aid Society
Cora Biswell
Fannie McCoy
Emma Robbins
Lillie Run
Agnes Harper
Selma Berry
Jennie Bohanan
Dora Taylor
Des Moines
Marsh Bohanan
Isaiah Robbins
Avlerton
Mia Ivaigu Kahtins
Thark
Giing
John McCoy
Bouble Mics
Mary Joy Thompson
Dorset
Charlie Loughead
Tulsa
Okla
Welnelis
Dem
Mary Loughead
Lar Ge
Korksville
Law Trucend
Corn
Fresno Calif
Miswell
Laiah Robbns
Seymour Wedmneming
Mwaukee
Ruth
Joe Kerry
Buniness College
Chathcothe
Tharkasa
Unie Sille
Wil
Dormt Prise Time and Prize Rules Stated
Distant garbled OCR text references cash prizes totaling 3500 and a circular rule on ties. Mentions SHEFFIELD LABORATORIES and Aurora Illinois with a date placeholder. No coherent event details or participants are readable.
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Aurora
Obituary for Jospeh Ferhica Copk of Unionville Missouri
Obituary notes Joseph Ferhica Copk born in Ohio and died November 27 1924 at his Unionville Missouri home. He moved from Ohio to Missouri at age 17 and lived in Putnam county except for three years in Iowa. He married Ann Virginia Dickson February 14 1875. no children but housed orphans. He joined United Brethren then Methodist Episcopal. Survived by wife sister Kathy Hall Utica Kansas DC Coppock Newtown Mo two foster children William Robbins Lemons and Anna Youston Colorado. Funeral at Dickson cemetery November 28 1924. Burial by friends and neighbors. Funeral by Rev Joe Enterim M E church Unionville. Also notice about letters of administration for Charlotte taenard estate granted November 1 1924. Beneficiaries urged to present claims within one year. End of insertion December Sunday 1924.
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Joséph Ferhica Co K
Ohio
Unionville
Missouri
Lemons
Iowa
Putnam County
Ann Virginia Dickson
United Brethren Church
Hill School House
Methodist Episcopal Church
Bethany
Coppeck
Katurah Hall
Utica
Kansas
DC Coppock
Newtown
William Robbins
Near
Anna Youston
Colorado
John
Fmily Hall
Hattie Taylor
Candace Coate
Neghbors
Dickson
Res Joe Enterim
M & Church of
Testatrix Notice For Estate Of Sarah E Livezey Deceased
Letters testamentary on the estate of Sarah E Livezey deceased were granted to the undersigned on the 28th day of November 1924 by the Probate Court of Putnam county. Creditors must exhibit claims within months after notice or be barred forever. Witness dated December 3 1924. Three Proportion Testatrix BAL Attoat H Valenine 1ot4 tyerery. State of Aret ineertten.
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Futeam
Mosmoor
Sarah E Livezey
Pe Bateourt
Putnam County
Untitled garbled ad item hints at sale and discounts
Garbled OCR text suggests a retail advertisement with prices and discounts including a 10 percent section. Mentions Mens and Youths Suits and a Bargain Week with extra value and weekly specials.
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Ieee
Wheeler joins Democrats as La Follette fights for his bloc
Senator Burton Wheeler declares he will align with the Democratic party and work in harmony with it after losing the campaign. North Dakota Senators Fra ser and Ladd reportedly wish to stay with Republicans. La Follette struggles to keep his faction intact as voters delivered a setback to his movement.
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Burton Wheeler
A Follette
Fraser and
Ladd
North Dakota
LaFollette
Auto accident injures editor's family near Seymour
Editor H K Evans of the Seymour Herald and his family escaped serious harm when their car overturned north of Seymour while en route to Centerville. The windshield was struck and the editor recalls little detail as the crash occurred quickly. Several family members suffered minor cuts and bruises in the ditch incident. In Davis County Iowa three boys faced a fight after a liquor-related incident at Center School House prompting a local reprimand.
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Hiram K. Evans
Seymour
Herald
Centerville
Davis County
Iowa
Kahoka fire claims Mr and Mrs Baker in their home
The Bakers were suffocated when a Kahoka residence burned recently. A maid found the blaze too late to warn them, and firefighters pulled the bodies from the room amid intense heat.
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Baker
Kahoka
Keokuk
Spen cer Hyde and Dwight De in Sparring for Position
Metropolitan press reports indicate Senator Spencer Governor Hyde and Dwight De discuss political jockeying. The brief mentions maneuvering for influence ahead of upcoming elections with unnamed sources noting possible alliances and rivalries.
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Metropolitan Press
Spencer
Hyde
Dwight de
Tiger secured by university students at Columbia
A genuine tiger was secured by students of the state university at Columbia from W. P Hall in Lancaster. The capture involved onlookers and university personnel coordinating the seizure and transfer of the animal to campus facilities for safekeeping.
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W. P Hall
Lancaster
The
State University At
Columbia
Christian Church to Hold Daylong Services Next Day
The Christian Church will offer all day services at the usual hours. The church remains on the northeast side west of the square. An important day is ahead and attendees are encouraged to be present. Pastor H F York notes contact via the church phone.
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Dee
Chu
H. F. York
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