Malady tolls and society meeting in rural Iowa
Local notices describe Mrs Havel Nelson mothering concerns and a plan for a Ladies Aid Society meeting on April 29 with 2 pm sharp. Illnesses, births, visits, and community events fill a Sunday roundup, including baby J P Burkholder, several visitors, auto traffic, school class parties, craft contests, and farming activity.
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Mala
Dad Mira
Berd
Tila
Papa Chansen
Ivy
Havel Nelson
Harvey
Fred Koef
Dolliver visit by Mrs Ludwig and Mrs Nicholson
Mrs Ludwig of McCallebary Illinois spent last week visiting her daughter Mrs E D Kabra. Mrs Nicholson of Gridley called on Dolliver during the visit, stopping to speak with Coleman and Olisord.
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Mra. Ludwig
McCallebary, Ja
D. Kabra
Wm. Nicholson
Gridley ‘Wen
Dolliver Tilende
En Coleman
Olisord
Gilbert
Alma
Anes
Minnis Skattebo
John Kenesh
Will Hochatetter
W. H. Schaeherer
Cecil Jacobson
J. Miller
Mary Miller
Band concert and social by band boys a success
The band boys event drew a crowd and raised funds over B. Mies Sadie Aure ig clerking in the Irwin & Haringtore. Mrs. Neil Jones traveled from Chilucco Oklahoma arriving Wednesday morning. Mr. Jones works for L. B. Nelson on road work. 5 M. Kenline is reported sick. Mrs. Jan Andesson visited friends Thursday. Mrs. Fred Heideckar received sad news Wednesday.
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Band Boys
Mies Sadie Aure Ig
Irwin & Haringtore
Neil Jones
Chilucco
Oklahoma
Jones
L. B. Nelson
Kenline
Jan. Andesson
Grachtinger
Fred Heideckar
Armstrong area social notes and visits in Estherville region
Sunday guests at the C. Anderson and Nila Madison homes. widespread church and school events noted. Henry Gilbert released from smallpox quarantine. Fughla h services with communion planned at State Line church on April 7. Neighbors share visits, car outings, farm activity, new Ford and Buick purchases, and town socials. residents attend concerts, dances, box socials, and school events amid pleasant weather and scattered road issues.
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Dostiiory
Raltsten Fiaily
Thiru Taylor
Ames
Alte Wilder
Paylor
Iiness
Henry Mundate
Blue Til
Minnesota
Elinornd Arima Munset
Maynard Hansen
Armstrong
Geo Berryresan
Can't It-Lomen and Bargelas: a new coat and hat
A Detroit Free Press style note describes a husband and wife shopping for an evercoat priced at 46 and a hat at 4, with talk of price increases next week. The wife models the garments and urges a second outfit, while the husband compliments her. The piece ends with a domestic scene over dinner of fried chicken and watches.
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Lomen
Bargelas
Herman
Cecile
Saiis
Detroit Free Press
Fragmentary Houston Post poem line reads like a scene
A fragment from the Houston Post describes a man dragging a shotgun through fences with the muzzle forward, the shell failing to fire, and his wife crying as she does not wear black, with no scrape on the gate.
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Houston Post
How Queer Lovers Are A Quiet Producer
A judge remarks on speech and prompts from a courtroom scene. The dialogue features clipped phrases like ill wind that blows and cut to it as characters spar over propriety and clarity.
Extract From the Minutes Vaudeville Joke Mention
In a minutes excerpt the notes say all were in favor of the motion. A brief exchange mentions Louis Post-Dispatch, a miss, a last joke at vaudeville, and a response that the speaker left before a song. The fragment ends with characters Mall and Gargoyle referenced in dialogue.
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Louis Post-Dispatch
Gargoyle
The Engineer’s Tale of Sallie and Two Husbands
A veteran trainman recalls Sallie a woman torn between two marriages and her lover Perkins. Thorpe the first husband gambled away money and died leaving Sallie widowed. Perkins returned seeking marriage but Sallie hidden fear led to a fatal secret. The engineer helps her conceal Thorpe’s murder burying him in an outhouse.
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Cnst
Faghad
Perkins
Sallie
Thorpe
Tim
Salle
Aris
Sule
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Pearl Howell
Chas
Vols
Sampson
Alvin Kyner
Ford Hanson
J.P. Burkholder
Amonson
Grace
Orry Gilbertaon
Chas. Moore
Henry Hall
Ray Bryan
Hrenster
Grace Gilbertson
Club
Hendrickson
Ratherville
Roast
Rev. Hill
Joe Groustal
Estherville
Ole Knutson
Fre Albee
Lovella Mitchell
J. Rutherford
L. P. Stillman
Prof. Miller
Mre
Heidreker
GH. Delawer
Jettries
Fred Rokebrodt
Traettinger
J. C. Yasa Homie
Hazel Rokenbrodt
Ruby Kasa
Midat
Lawrence Solomonson
Tat
Grover
Harvey Solomonson
Samsoromonsen Home
T. Wunst
Alfred Kleen
John Spoo
C. Spoo
Jas. Shuttleworth
E. Dowden
F. R. Dowden
Mrs. W. Howell
McGauire
Mies Alia Clausen
P. A. Nelson
Dolliver
Wallinuford
Mra
Wm. Armstrong
Miias Sophia
Alfred and
Otto Ophiam
C. Anderson
SOA
Hrivavold
Anderson
M. Wilkinson
Lee Wilkinson
Huntington
Fred Musson J
Pant Graves
Musson
Schafer
Graves
Ro Johnson
Mr. Johnson
Bancroft
Chas. Higinbotham
Forest City
Will Reid Jr
Questad
George
Will West
Chiciyeoa
Arthur
We West
Gruver
Ole Blom
Wilson G
Walkie Biplok
Frank Barrett
Graettinger
M. W. A. Hall
Wallingford
George Gunderson
W. H. Sehacherer
Dr. Hoss
Chris Eveland
Ralph Seehacherer
John Plath
Miss Starner
Miss Drisgoll
Mary Kelly
Mountain Lake
John Brinkman
J. B. Kuoater
Emma Sando
Mary
Julius Miller
Shelby County
B. H. Egertson
Eytherville
Gtelia Detseall
Williamsburg
Town
Kaea
Aon Hellmar
Hhainess
Carl Sevataon
Andrew Ayerback
Stephen Troleann
Ting
Ben Nelson
Misa Stella Drincoll
Roy Butler
John Benesh
Thuradar
K. K. Skattetin
WH. Schacherer
Kline
John Grant
IX K. Skattebo
Louis Globe-Democras
John Y. Larned
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