Social gatherings and club events at Heights and area
Mem aTee mem aTee Miss Carel Forgey hosts teachers dinner. Rosemary club hosts husbands with Rook and Edison music. Kenneth Carrin hosts three course dinner with Mrs Carris and Mrs Berdo. Havre Social club plant exchange and refreshments. Campfire Girls candle lighting and Wohelo songs. Bethel Church Ladies Missionary society meets with new member and studies The Negro and The Trail Maker. Grant schoolhouse ends with picnic and honors three students. Women’s Home Missionary society elects delegates for Wellman convention and notes Brewster hospital training colored girls.
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Kenneth Carrin
Carris
EB C. Carris
Tom Berdo
Havre
Aaron Stafford
Glenn Pratt
John Putnam
Ladies Missionary Society of Bethel Church
Boyd Forter
Mary Applegate
Emma Waggoner
Nellie Juzeler
John Foster
Myrtle Pearson
Women's Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Frank Kurtz
Amos White
Wellman
J. A. Harwood
Mary Eyestone
WH. M. Shaver
Julia Cavender
Harwood
Dean
E. T. Wickham
J. A. Work
J. W. Warren
Home Mission
Bara Goodwin
Viaduct Plan Set for Rock Island Crossing
April 29 report states engineers plan a new concrete six span deck girder viaduct across the Rock Island line two miles east of the city. County share about 28000 dollars with remaining from Rock Island. construction may start after bids are issued within days.
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Nevada
Rock
Trachea
Iniuck
County Board of Supervisors
Peterson and Simmons
Rock Island
Steigerwalt
Highway Commission
Bayence
Bert B. Welty
Mystery of Unseen Hands in Local Office Elections
A fragment from Uncle Bhen mocks lawyers and cross examination as locals debate the popularity needed for holding office. The tone hints at political intrigue and public skepticism during an election period.
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Uncle Bhen
Education in Teeland Awakens Parents as Teachers
The article claims Lee land has a wholly literate population. It emphasizes parental responsibility for teaching children in elementary subjects and notes yearly examinations for all children under 14.
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Teeland
Leeland
Brothers Hunt Spanish Gold Hidden by Padres near Mexican Border
Five Missouri brothers led by Frank P. Magee search an ancient mine known as La Mira Veria rumored to house a $4,000,000 treasure hidden by fleeing Spanish missionaries. Magee and Antonio Mendoza report 600 feet of cedar and mahogany timbering with ladders intact as they press on under pressure from border towns and El Paso backers.
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Les
Padres
Frank P. Magee
el Paso
Tex
Antonio Mendoza
Magee
Mendoza
Frank Magee
Jotn, JA
Vance Magee
Macon
Tom Magee
Moberry
Mexico City
Senor Mendoza
Meliton Ordaz
Chihuahua City
la Mira Veria
Unemployment in Iowa Declines in March Survey
The Iowa Employment Survey for March 1922 shows a 4.8 percent rise in employment across 321 firms from February. Gains occurred in iron and steel, washing machines, paper products, stone and clay, cement, brick and tile, while food and kindred products, shoes, and tobacco industries showed declines. Time at full operation rose to 70 firms. 24.0 part time and 6 shut down.
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Des Moines
Iowa
A. L. Urick
Skunk Attack Affects Dance Row at Center Nebraska
Fred C Williamson of Center Nebraska allegedly released a live skunk at a school dance after a dispute with Geraldine McPherson over a rival. He is said to have blocked exits and climbed to the roof to drop a heavy object, injuring several attendees before fleeing as police search for him.
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Geraldine McPherson
Fred C. Williamson
Center
Neb
Fale
van Wikamsen
Hamson
Howard
Williamson
Miss McPherson
Gana Geal Gyrenehia
Plans to Re district Shrine Abandoned after Dispute
Davenport April 28 Potentate Lee Gardner of Kaaba Temple said a redistricting plan faced misunderstanding after Des Moines meetings. Senator Haskill of El Rahir Temple demanded concurrent jurisdiction in Iowa and Johnson counties, leading Kaaba to withdraw giving up six counties. Kaaba agrees to none of the six counties unless Iowa and Johnson stay under Kaaba exclusively.
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Davenport
Lee Gardner
Kaaba Temple
Des Moines
William Haskill
el Rahir Temple of
Cedar Rapids
Iowal
Johnson
Union
Ringgeld
Lucas
Clark
Decatur
Wayne
Za-Ga- Zig
Abu-Bekr
el Kahir Temple
Haskill
Iowa
Kaaba
Nut Kaaba
Olympic Peninsula Shows Heaviest Timber Growth
The forest service reports the strongest timber growth in the Unit 4 States occurs on the Olympic peninsula in Washington. The area has undergone several growth periods.
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The
Forest Service
Unit 4
Olympic Peninsula
Washington
The Hopeless Search in a Family Fortune Tale
A wry reflection on poverty and sudden wealth as readers hope to find a distant millionaire relative. The piece notes how every few months such stories surface, yet no rich kin are ever found, leaving the search untouched and the dream intact.
Good Record Por State Herd Mount Pleasant
A herd of 74 Holstein cows at the state hospital farm produced 80,525 pounds of milk in March. If sold at 10 cents a quart the value would be $4,021.20, but steward Ralph Huling reports sale price to the farm at $2.40 per hundredweight, value $1,932.60. Feed cost $798.54, leaving $1,138.46 for labor and housing. top cow yielded 2,522 pounds with ten cows over 2,000 pounds.
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Mount Pleasant
State Hospital
G. Hexter
Ralph Huling
Hauling
Horizon of Human Vision Expands Beyond Ancient Measures
Experts debate the reach of human sight from mountains to far stars. Calculations limit horizons to Mount Everest while actual vision seems vast, stretching across millions of miles to impress the retina with bright celestial objects.
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Mount Everest
Milkman Pan Pipes Parlor Tour Through Paris Sights
An old Paris scene recalls a milkman delivering to customers by door with a Pan Pipes reed instrument. The piece notes curious sights for American youths in the citys older quarters as the milkman goes from house to house with fresh milk.
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Paris
Moravia Becomes Center of Egg Breaking Industry
Moravia hosts an egg breaking plant opened April 10 by R. W. Winsler's produce house. The facility uses new freezers to freeze eggs, ships in carload lots, and plans to separate whites and yolks. About 15 workers currently, 12 or more are women, with capacity for up to 24 workers. The operation includes candling and grading, with shells repurposed as fertilizer and plans for a fryer. The business reportedly aims for over a million dollars annually and is among the state's largest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moravia Union
Appalioose
Moravia
R. W. Winsler
Chicago
Kansas City
Winsler
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Ruth Eggers
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Miseisk
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Loren Wilkin
Paul Snider
William Atkinson
David Temple
Katheryn Orr
Ruassia
Steinway Building
Servey
Reary
Peel
Skunk
Swain
Casey Caren
A. E. Putnam Company
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Hays
Supreme Court of
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Joy Gerbracht
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