Farmer's Three Major Losses
Bill Chmelar endures severe hardship after house fire a missing mare and colt and a fatally injured steer in a tractor accident. Community members share visits and social events with the Longer family and neighbors through a weekend and midweek sequence of gatherings.
Mrs Lelia Nolton and Mother Visit D Baldosier Home
Merrimac notes list visits and threshing among local families. Laura Bohnert aunt of D Baldosier at 78. gatherings include Amrine, Brannon, Mann, Crile, and Smith families with multiple calls and threshing rounds noted in the week.
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Carl Amrine
Merrimac
Laura Bohnert
Lelia Nolton
Jewell
Kansas
Dave Baldosier
Bohnert
Baldosier
Elmer Reschley
Harry
Anelrew
Minnie
Kari Smiths
Will Brannon
George Mann
Joe Grabers
X Marks Spot at Hotel Gotham After 17-Story Leap
Crowds gathered near Hotel Gotham in mid town New York to view the battered marquee after John Ward a 26 year old man leaped from the hotel ledge. Ward's death shocks the city as investigators begin to piece together his motives and timeline of events.
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Hotel Gotham
New York
John Ward
Keota Voters Decide on Buying School Lot Expansion
Keota voters head to polls to decide if two town lots now occupied by a soon razed Presbyterian church should join the public school grounds. The purchase, totaling 993.44 dollars including taxes for road surfacing, would expand the block on three streets with an alley at the rear. little opposition is foreseen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Glover
Keota
Independent School District
Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian
Federated Church
Wood Carrying Passengers on Early Steamships
Steamship lines funded trips by letting passengers in the lowest fare class haul boiler wood. When docking for fuel, travelers carried wood from shore storage to boilers. The excerpt notes that children and Charles Decker spent Sunday afternoon at Steve Shelangoski’s home.
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Charles Decker
Steve Shelangoski
Prairie Center Threshing Run Reports and Local Happenings
Prairie Center notes detail threshing results with Koehler and Zieglowsky runs finishing in late July. Oats yields ranged from 25 to 45 bushels per acre, with a load upset injuring a horse. Social visits include Wolfe and Zeck families, a Chummy Six club picnic, and kinship gatherings through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Wylie
Prairie Center
Koehler
Ehmer Koehler
Zieglowsky
Tom
Henry Lanning
Wolfe Home
George Zeck
Annabelle
C. H. Wolfe
Carl Koehler
Iowa City
Fred Zieglowsky
Lat
Richard
Florence
Anna Wagenknecht
Marshal Koehler
Minnesota
Esther Wolfe
John Koehler
Carl Schneider
Omer Waggner
Familly
Lavon Benneke
Ainsworth
Donna Wylie
Sam Erwin
Jack
Mary
John Green
Population Growth in Early Cleveland
Cleveland began in 1796 with four residents and by the next year the population had grown to fifteen, illustrating rapid early settlement growth.
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Cleveland
Gracehill Ladies Aid Plans Social
Gracehill notes an ice cream social planned by the Ladies Aid for Friday at the community building. The event invites all and follows a play by the young people titled Detour Ahead. Local residents Eugene Engel and David Weinland visited Des Moines Friday.
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Gracehill Ladies Aid Plans Social
A. J. Robertson
Gracehill
Ladies Aid
Eugene Engel
David Weinland
Des Moines
Joan Small
Lester Small
Joan
Robert Mikech
Nelson Woodford
Shields Shack
Columbus Junction
Marion Robertson
Asahel Robertson
John Williams
Odis Kirton
Jesse Meyers
Keugene Engel
Dale
Charlotte Ann
Mae Janecek
Mary Sherlock
Washington
The Lady In The Morgue at State
An early Universal Crime Club mystery screens Wednesday at the State with Preston Foster as Bill Crane the private investigator in a plot that keeps the killer hidden until the end The theft of a corpse from the morgue drives Crane to uncover the missing heiress and expose rival gangsters before a dramatic final reveal
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Preston Foster
Bill Crane
Frank Jenks
Dec Williams
Tom Jackson
Strom
Morgan Wallace
Inspector Leyman
Patricia Ellis
Crane
Volcanoes Form in Earth's Weakest Crust Areas
In geological terms volcanoes develop where the crust is weaker and more prone to fracturing. The article explains that magma ascends through these weak zones, creating vents and eruptions where tectonic plates diverge or collide.
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W. R. Longer
Harmony
Bill Chmelar
Charlotte
Deborah Longer
Will Kolesick
Chas. Longer
Richand Schiebel
Donald Jackson
Ivan Jarvis
Mrnday
Randolph Kelsey
Ralph Kelsey
Ed Kleinberg
Walter Longer
Emil Fink
Bill Chmelars
George Evans
Frank Farmer
Glen Shafer
Roy Duttweiler
Thomp Amring
Earl
Amd
Joe Amrine
Carl Amline
Lester Kientz
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Grand Bar
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