Murder at Eagles Nest in Pine Hill society party
Rhina Bim Martin a young reporter rejects marriage to Walter Vance while attending a party at Emily Hardy’s Eagle’s Nest estate. Tension rises as dinner guests include Millicent Trent Laura Allan and Bob Trent and the Baroness von Wiese watches the butler amid rumors a breaking moment may occur at Eagle’s Nest.
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Rhina Martin
Bim
Kingwifte
Walter Vance
Walter
Birm
Emily Hardy
Mily Hardy
Little Society
Pine Hill
Peter Hardy
Eagle's Nest
Mountai
Emily" Hardy
Hardy
Gsth
Baron
Batisipaton
Okad
T Ny
Ogene
Emily
Ieee
Teniy
Nik
Ernst Aindys
Jim
Tos
Ted
Mary Frost
Trini
Bob
Millicent
Ivan
Millicents
Nest
Trent
von Wiese
Ringcliffe
Lowance
Verdun
Laura Allan
Bunny
Vine Hill
Laura
Bob Trent
Mary
Mars
Mary Ant
Mrs
Davis Alan
Miicent
Ved
Trents
Mildred
Bints
Eagle's Neste
Columbus Junction Notes and Local Meetings in Jan
Martha Ruth Columbus Junction reports neighborhood club planning a January 29 meeting with Mrs James Quinn. Lisbon visitor Mrs Edward Vandemark stops by Cairo area. Haskins Telephone elected Ralph Boyd president Wilbert Showalter vice president J C Jones secretary treasurer. Local farm move of Margaret Helmick to William Brett estate land south of Columbus City. John Watterson assists Dixie Free Methodist pastor Hendricks in meeting. Wapello high school sweeps Columbus Junction in doubleheader 20 23 and 26 19. Morris Marshall family visits Davenport. Louisa County Sunday school institute set for March 6 and 7 at Wapello Presbyterian church. Noted conferences led by Mrs William Dietz and Miss Emma Dietz of Chicago for beginners courses.
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James Quinn
Edward Vandemark
Lisbon
N. C
Cairo
Ralph Boyd
John Watterson
Oskaloosa
John H. Grim
Dixie Free Methodist Church
Hilton Hantt
George Johnston
Shellbark
Evangelical Church
J. C. Hall
Muscatine
Muscatine Will Assist the Pastor, Rev. Mr. Hendricks
Wapello High School
Columbus Junction
Ema Dietz
Chicago
Louisa County
Simons Wapello
Vingase Z Sun
Jame Mrown
Harris Farm
D. N. Johnson Wapelle
FHS
Conesville
Johnson
Mes
GM. Buser
JH. Gipple
English
Michigan State College acreage figure in bulletin
A statistical bulletin from the Office of Education lists the Michigan State College of Agriculture and Applied Science at Bastsley Michigan as having 51 825 acres, noted as the large number of acres.
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Bulletin of Land Grant Colleges
Office of Education
Michigan State College of Agriculture and Applied Science
Bastsley
Mich
Trappings of Folly and Hypocrisy Notions
Quoted line from Doctor Johnson remarks on affectation and folly. It discusses avoiding hypocrisy by showing genuine innocence and resisting counterfeit displays of virtue. The passage cautions that affectation is a burden carried by those who pretend.
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Doctor Johnson
Harhurst College Glee Club Star Faces Blazer Heist Mystery
At Harhurst College the April incident shifts to the Glee club as Julian Mackay, a piano prodigy and Ledyard Scholarship hopeful, performs brilliantly before peers. The missing blazer linked to last week’s mayoral car episode prompts a search by students and President Lewitt, who notes the campus has lost a genius.
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Wien
Miller Rand
Glee Club
Alisa Carelotta
Chopin
Pavitt
Tnd
Artini
Ledyard
Europe
Fis
Julian Mackay
Geninia
Eldridge
Kerr
Miller Road
Th Glee du
Mayer
Thie Ormanization
Otter
Millard
Beans
Carter
Walt
Whitney
MacKay
Ike
Nis Fe
Lewitt
Harkurst
Sulin Mackay
Misspelled Word Confuses Motorists on Signage
A fragmented text notes that the word now often misspelled due to frequent use on highways and lodgings for tourists. It cites Webster as noting one in four signs may be written incorrectly, highlighting confusion for observant motorists.
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Webster
Always an Open Door for Those Who Seek Escape
A fragment suggesting there is always an open door and the right way of escape for those determined to seek it. The text hints at perseverance and choice as paths to safety or freedom. It emphasizes agency and the possibility of finding an exit.
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Revewber
Dan Wehmeyer sale reports over $55 per cow
The Dan Wehmeyer sale near Columbus Junction drew a large crowd with cattle selling above $55. Calves brought $2 to $6, sows $6 to $7, and horses ranged from $20 to $40. The event included farm machinery, a retiring farmer, and auctioneer HL Klotz of Columba with the Louisa County National Bank clerk. Additional notes mention local social and civic items and a jury verdict in a Louisa County case.
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Columbes Junction
Dan Wehmeyer
HL Klotz
Columba
Auctlonser
Louisa County National Bank
Wehmeyer
Klotz
Hhas
Ralph Utter
W.T. Brown
Thomas
Sidney N
Moe Sara Simonsohn Har
Morris Mars
Shenandoah Valley Historic Role as Granary and Battlefield
The Shenandoah Valley, a historic corridor and orchard region, earned the nickname Granary of the Confederacy due to Civil War supply significance. Its landscape hosts numerous battlefields linked to renowned figures in U.S. military history.
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Shenandoah Valley
United
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Tere
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Moore
Dt. Curtin
Wardames
Ren Abbot
Mesdames
J. T Curtin
Blard Maxwell
Alfred Bortien
Loca Royal Neighbor Lodge
Phuratay
Tessie Hantt
Oracle
Arte Jennings
Maud Dwinell
C.J Tanti
D. M. Aphur
A. Summjer
A Vy
GN. Duwan
Tyler
Mason Leval
Reed Crow Fund
Irs
Columbus City
Columbus City Township Farm Bureau
Duncan
Utter
Mirus Function Creamery
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