Appeal for aid to Geddes South Dakota livestock relief
Leon Beatty reports a widespread Red Cross backed appeal from Geddes and neighboring towns in Charles Mix county for free carload donations of livestock feed. Officials urge immediate action to prevent starvation of over half the local herd before spring.
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Geddes
South Dakota
Charles Mix County
South Pakota
Red Cross
Albert Evans
Mitchell
Geddes Chamber of Commerce
Dante
Wagener
Ravinia
Lake Andes
Bovee
Platte
Academy
By The Way And The City Whispered In Echoes
A collage of whimsy and social quips blends poems and jokes from a local newspaper page. It notes Boy Scout Week and daily good turns, jokes about elections, manners, and a humorous strip about a sheriff taking a car. It closes with a note on 25 teams and two saddle horses tied to a park fence.
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John Samson
Community Appeals for Help in South Dakota Troubles
An adjutant invites community members to send suggestions on how to respond to an appeal. Many residents express willingness to help if given the chance. Charlies Mix County in South Dakota has faced multiple troubles in recent months.
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Charlies Mix County
South Dakota
The Grasshopper Threat Prompts Federal State Action
The article discusses a looming grasshopper season with fears of renewed pest outbreaks after last summer. It notes federal and state funding to combat hoppers, proposes poisoning early in the season, and cites expert views that mild winter and warm springs favor hopper survival and propagation.
Words About Language Errors From Cited Lessons
The passage lists commonly misused phrases and pronunciation hints. It explains how to refer to yesterday’s paper and how to pronounce vowels in certain words while noting misspellings of magnetize magnetism and synonyms for disloyal.
Valley News Roundup From Lankford Family and Local Church
The Valley report notes Eugene Lee Lankford’s birth Thursday evening with Dr. Doyle as attending physician. Several families shared visits and social time amid poor roads and weather. The Ladies Aid met January 27 at the church with officers re elected and plans for February 10 discussed.
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Con Marion
Betty
Will Derby
Ladies’ Aid Society
Tillie Deal
Emma Tinnes
Fern Hiagtwell
Myrtle Frank
Anna Ross Sheets
Ruth Luers
Brighton
Chas
Scranton
Sadie Hollinger
Chas. Churchill
Andy Sheetz
Merle Lankford
Little Son
Francis Feltz
Opal Lankford
Joe Hartnell
Lee Lankford
Marion
George Rieghard
Richland
Ray Miller
Warren Carris
Zeno Times
Elmer
Henry
Henry Churchill
Gerald Feltz
Daryl Redlinger
Max
Gien Baumpartner
Local Social Notes and Church Program Recap
Residents share Sunday visits in Cedar Rapids and Clinton. Birth announcements mention Morgan Jacob born Saturday. Community members illness reports include Mr Torsensen with double pneumonia. Lincoln birthday program at Methodist church features readings songs and addresses. Jeeved social visits include James Murphy from Chicago and Harley Rugg's weekend in Clinton.
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Wellman
Elery Foster
Mary
Cedar Rapids
Morgan Foster
Morgan Jacob
Roehl Torstensen
Torsensen
Town City
Ellen O'Flaherty
T. Ellis Rickey
Virginia Lou
Patricia Ann
Johnnie Brenneman
Methodist Church
Lincoln
Rev. T. ©. Kennedy
Joe
Merton Crossett
Southland
J. W. Hunter
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Theodore Yillmer
Lord
Elmer Ke.yoder
Lewis Gardner
Louise Braden Rickey
Ane ‘Love iHim
Miss Ketty Gardner
James Murphy
Chicago
Mrother
Lincoln's Birthday Reflections Amid 1932 Troubles
A dialogue recalls Mrs Sprat and Mr Sprat discussing an operation and trusting Dr White. They reflect on Lincoln's birthday approaching and the rough times in years past, noting 1932 does not give it unique significance.
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Lincoln
Pleasant Hill Community News Summary
Pleasant Hill notes report a Ladies Aide pot luck at Will Miller home and local family visits. Students from Pleasant Hill school including Hazel Simmering and Betty Caldwell participated in a declamatory contest, with grade four to seven students taking standard and geography tests in Washington and Crawfordsville area.
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Pleasant Hill
Will Miller
Lee Hesseltine
Will Saville
Ed Chalupa
Evelyn
Anthony Chalupas
Richmond
Pleasant Hill School
Hazel Simmering
Eugene Chalupa
Juanita Miller
Lucille Telford
Charles Simmering
Betty Caldwell
Washington
Velma Kephart
Lewis Anderson
Chris Erlenbush
Helen Erlenbush
Charles Anderson
Martin Telford
Wilmer Laudermans
Crawfordsville
Silas Caldwell
Everett Palmer
Frel
Dayton Grove Social Notes Highlight Weekend Visits
Miss Mildred Leet from Burlington hospital spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Walter Leet. She returned to Burlington Sunday afternoon. Mrs Carr Mrs Johnson and Mrs Thropp attended the Merry
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Dayton Grove
Mildred Leet
Burlington Hospital
Walter Leet
Burlington
Carr
Johnson
Thropp
Mixer Club Meeting and Local Social Visits
The report notes a Mixer Club meeting with Mrs. Phillips on Wednesday afternoon. Visits include Mrs. Oldfield and Mrs. Knotts at the writer's home on Tuesday afternoon. The writer and sister Mrs. Albert Dayton with a Washington family traveled to Brighton last Friday to see a mother with a severe rheumatic attack. Mr. and Mrs. Faye Randolph their two daughters and Mrs. Wymore visited Kinross relatives Sunday and Monday. Mrs. J A Walker has been ill with the flu but is improving.
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Phillips
Oldfield
Knotts
Albert Dayton
Washington
Brighton
Faye Randolph
Wymore
Kinross
J.4. Walker
Iowa State professors to retire from executive posts
Dean Anson Marston of the engineering department and Dean C. Curtiss of the agriculture department will give up their executive duties at Iowa State College by the end of the current school year. President R M Hughes cited a state board retirement rule setting an 68 year age for school executives over 65. Both will remain in full time service in other roles.
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Anson Marston
Cc. F. Curtiss
Agriculture Department
Iowa State College
R. M. Hughes
State Board of Education
Marston
Curtiss
Hughes
Pet turtle illness cited for missing church in Park Ridge
A Park Ridge St. Mary’s Episcopal parishioner told Rev. John B. Hubbard she missed last Sunday services because her pet turtle was ill. The minister commented that there is something new under the sun.
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Chicago
Park Ridge St. Mary’s Episcopal Church
John B. Hubbard
Don Bob’s capture and a border family’s peril
Aunt Clara learns the major has El Coyote but Don Bob refuses rescue by breaking his word. Adela and Ted vow to seek Morales aid to save him, while the majors debate mercy and the odds of freedom. The pair head toward the desert to pursue a possible miraculous escape.
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el Coyote
Ted
Don Bob
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Clara
United States
Blount
Mexico
To &O
Morales
Esperanza
Verdi
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