Letter From Glenn Dunham Describes Los Angeles Life
Glenn Dunham writes from his new home in Los Angeles about a fine job with Western Gas and Engine Co nine hours daily and steady work. He notes fogs in summer mornings, cool nights by the ocean breeze, and a good view of the city. He mentions Long Beach plans and asks for a paper to be sent to Whittier, California while sending regards to friends.
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Tam
Western Gas and Engine
Thavean
Sandaya
Long Beach
Los Angeles
Whittier
Frank
Democrat
G. A. Dunham
N. Beandry Ave
Calif
Memorial Services Planned By G A R Post
Obedience to orders from national and department headquarters G A R Post holds Memorial Services and grave decorations for soldiers. A procession forms Monday May 1st at 10 am with addresses by Rev Campbell Rev Wasser Hon N J Loo and others. Processions to East Side and West Side cemeteries for ceremonies and grave decorations. Commander Coon announces.
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G. A. BR. Post
W. C
Sons of Veterana
Tabernacles
Coon
Campbell
Endl
Wasser
Johnsen
N. J. Loo
Solo
Morse
A. Kefehuin
Mt. Harria
America
Optimistic expert foresees record corn and hay in Iowa
Prof Holden, crop expert, predicts the coming Iowa season will yield the best corn ever with more production despite less oats and favorable early weather. He cites abundant soil moisture and an outlook for a magnificent hay crop, noting a back-to-back favorable pattern and optimistic farmers. The June issue of Woman's Home Companion features extensive fiction, weddings, and practical home ideas, plus a public sale notice of Registered Shorthorn cattle in Algona, Iowa on June 1, 1909.
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Holden
Towa
Howard Everett’Hole
Maud Radford Warren
Cyrus Townsend Brady
Marion Hamilton Carter
Mary H.stings
Ernestine Winchell
Georgia Wood Pangborn
Frederick M. Smith
Marion Hill
Anna Hamilton Donnell
Rosa Naomi Scott
F.C. Yolin
John Cecil Clay
Katharine Egeleston
Algona
Iowa
West Liberty
W. Barclay
Mason City
Minnegota
Ljung
Way They Stand In Our Plane Contest
Partial list shows Hattie Ball leading in the 400 piano race with strong youth support and many friends at work. Readers are urged to vote and keep up efforts as other candidates may rise in popularity. Also notice a New York Mail Order House ad seeking trustworthy agents with weekly pay and permanent position.
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Mibe
Hattie Ball
Miss Hattie Ball
Miss Ball
New York
Clarke Co
Parks Ave
American Bankers’ Association
United States
Walls Laid to Last For Midsummer Heat
Fragmentary note cites Cemeny Hrobuds Co as supplier for durable walls. Text implies urgency to install before heat of midsummer, with fragmented quotation about better care now and the firm name partly garbled.
Local Graduations and Community Updates
Local graduation exercises held at the M. F. church with remarks by Rev Campbell and a baccalaureate address. Residents James Scrimeuer and John Rankin moved or found new work in Winthrop and Milford. An auto accident near Anderson's led to a five wire fencing incident. A letter from Bessie Zeeman details cross coast travel planned for July. Rural mail box rules aim to speed delivery, with boxes must be accessible from the road. An editorial urges merchants to broaden outreach to grow the town’s trade.
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M. FB
C. H. Wiltsie
Harry Area
Lake Park
John Rankin
Milford
Campbell
Armstrong
Dvga
James Scrimeuer
Winthrop
Minnesota
Scrimeuer
M. & St. L Round House
Burr
B. BR
Anderson
Misa Bessie Zeeman
Los Angeles
California
Santa Barbara
Santa Cruz
San Francisco
Portland
Seattle
Indiana
Samantha Proctor
Claude Palmer
Luther
Wyoming
Palmer
Post Office Department
Ita -Busines
Enatom
Ascension Day Observances By Isdraelon Commandery No 52
Ascension Day activities include a procession to the Presbyterian church for a sermon by Rev. Campbell, graves decorated at Oak Hill cemetery, and the Black Cross degree conferred on F W Murray. Banquet at Orleans hotel followed by a ladies reception. Miss Mary Connell organized a new Ladies Auxiliary with officers elected and charter fee donated by the brothers. Also notes on a cattle public sale at Algona and Luther League meeting at Rierson residence on May 28.
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Isdraelon Commandery
K. T. No. 52
Presbyterian Church
Campbell
Templara
Oak Hill Cemetery
F. W. Murray
Orleans
Mary Connell
The
Brotherhood of Railroad
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Glenn Dunham
M. A. Vandanburg
Department of Iowa
Nichaels Stern
Cu Rochener
Oxford Sack
Rochester, N
Tere
Michaels-Stern
NAU Brothers
Prof
Woman’s Home Companion
Tae of
Mayne Deck Jordan
Kida Osher
Tildad Neohaon
KO Blanche
Margueritte Booth
Eau
Grace Dowden
Dora Jonson
Defewetoven
Hilla Mack
Thelma Kennedabe
Nellie
Anna Hawkins
Rene Weir
Ricererns
Alia Kortum
Gertie Hendrickson
Alm
Fosaum
Cora Olson
Florence Kosa Saee
Hmunn Sando
Lena Gunderson
Penne
Tome Margaret Lorimer
Thee Hadith Mathwik Veseaee
Anun Weir
Tom Ruby Weit
Hmm Rossell
Belie Egstrom
Gunda Eextrom
Alvin Gilbert
Gusta Jacobson
Beasle Reed
Bee
Voorn Golemann
Luther League
Mrs. Oliver Rierson
Nonth 10Th Street
West Bros
Dray Line
Estherville, Iowa
First National Bank
Ino] P
Kimby
Cashier
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