Local News Briefs From New Location and Outings
A compact roundup of small town notes reports E C Swab taking charge of a Cumberland restaurant and bands at uptown city park. Visits to Rochester and Alfron by Messrs Judd and Kitchen, and Din C D Mee Dougall visiting sister in Petersburg MI. Families return from Albianes Maines and a county farm bureau picnic near McClelland. Weather concerns hinder county officers from Cedar Rapids meeting. A Lake Okoboji outing for Mrs T O Hester and companions. City tax levies revised with park levy of three and a half mills noted.
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Cedar Rapids
News Telegraph
Persistency Pays For Elk Tooth Find In Forsyth Event
A Forsyth reunion tale notes Bob Algod lost an elk tooth and Elks insignia, advertised for a month without reply, then P L Cousins delivered the tooth in response. The piece mentions the twenty first annual Forsyth reunion set near Fremont on the twenty first, with hundreds expected. It also covers relatives visiting in Des Moines and Lake Geneva vacation notes from Rev Loon Spooner, plus local ad reader engagement and a Pittsburgh Glass Company representative visiting.
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Wen
Bob” Algdod
Elks Order
P. L. Cousins
Grove township farm bureau picnic postponed to Friday
The News-Telegraph reports the Grove township farm bureau picnic at Sunnyside Park will be held Friday evening instead of this evening. The paper had incorrectly stated the date yesterday.
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Grove Township Farm Bureau
Sunnyside Park
News-Telegraph
N-T
Hospital News From Atlantic Hospital
Mya Harley Kinnersley and baby left Atlantic hospital for home. Mrs. Chris Christengen of Brayton underwent a major operation at Atlantic hospital yesterday.
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Mya
Harley Kinnersley
Baby
The
Atlantic Hospital
Chris Christengen
Brayton
the Atlantic Hospital
Actors Union A Very Alive Organization Now
Clarence Sterling, longtime performer and traveling representative for Actors Equity, says the union now has 26,090 members and backs drama welfare. He spoke in the city during talks with Lister of the Chase Lister Co and noted the federation ties and aims for survival of theater.
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Actors’ Equity Association
Clarence Sterling
Lister
Chase- Lister Company
Missouri Valley
Storjing
Hia
organizamMig
Fia Federation of Labor
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Atlantic Social Notes Highlight Local Events and Weddings
Social items from Atlantic cover a Griswold bridge party invitations, new member Rosa lie Cushing joining Wicaka Camp, M E Ladies Aid meeting, Golf Club Ladies afternoon, guests of Mrs. Chase and Mrs. Chase, wedding news for Marian Brown and Walter Read, and a Civil War veteran’s 84th birthday observance with G A R planning. Community gatherings include a Benton Center farm bureau meeting, Jolly Entertainers ice cream party, and a bridge party at LaVista Vane.
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Griswold
J. A. Shrock
Lcate
Albert Retz
Sug Palm Street
Mousdames
Louis Meath
Charles Worthing
Atlant Theater
Mr Sterling Returns to Atlantic as Local Figures Remember Lyman Twing
Mr Sterling, familiar in Atlantic from years past, visits town once more. He previously performed with the now-defunct Lyman Twing company, once a popular act in this region.
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Mr. Sterling
Atlantic
Lyman
Rock Island and Other Railroads Face Reduced Assessments
Des Moines August 13. State executive council cut railroad and farm land assessed valuations for the year. Railroads fell about 2 percent in gross valuations while farm land values declined around 11 percent. Council said reductions aim to equalize property assessments under law. Rock Island and Great Western contested 1922 rail rate relative to farm land values.
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DHS Moines
State Executive Council
Rock Island and
Great Western
Sarmalanda
Ribe
Audubon News Dateline May Have Turbulent Town Notices
Audubon reports Ray Johnson serving as night watchman while George Shoemaker attends the annual encampment of the Tawa National Guards at Camp Nudee. George Kerche and Clark Duval return from Burlington. Mr and Mrs Russ Johnson and son Clark visit John Brandy home on North Tracy. Miss Nora and May Hunt travel Wednesday toward South Dakota.
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Audubon
News-Telegraph
Ray Johnson
George Shoemaker
Tawa National Guards
George Kerche
Clark Duval
Burlington
Cole
Mia
Russ Johnson
Clark
Fowler
Colp
John*Brandy
North Tracy Street
Nora
May Hunt
Jefe
South Dakota
Local residents and visitors spell summer on the move
Several townsfolk plan visits with relatives or friends this season. George Ky Weer and Ted Simpson returned after a few days with college friends in Ames Iowa. Miss Leone Kerwin came from Carroll to visit relatives. Oscar Miller of Walnut is new at Audubon Milling. his family will move later this month. Misses Helen Hansen and Toulsv Christoffersen from Detroit are visiting at the Hanger home. Miss Mary Culver left for Council Bluffs after two weeks with her parents. Worth Tramp is expected to spend the remaining summer with his parents and attend summer school. Extra notes: Shupe bought a new Ford touring car. Arlene Joyer christened as infant daughter of Ed and Mrs Haskins. Howard Ferguson of Mechanicville visited family. Laurie Kline at Rock Island station. Ted in Can Pudge with the National Guard. Josephine Fwen and daughter returned from Beaver, Colorado after two weeks visiting relatives.
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George Ky Weer
Ted Simpson
Ames
Leone Kerwin
Carroll
Oscar Miller
Walnut
Audubon Milling Company
Gobison
Nny
Des Moines
Helen Hansen
Toulsv Christoffersen
Detroit
Mich
Simon Hanger Ser
East Division Street
Mary Culver
Council 8
Mr Culver
Mary
Jennie Edneydeen Hospital
Council Bluffs
Worth Tramp
Tatu
Ous
Louw Tramp
Worth
Teo
Ans
Arnold Shupe
Aulatern
Shires
Charles
Alex Ferguson
Laurie Kline
Rock Island
Ted
Railroad Time Cards Rock Island Schedule Note
Time card snippet shows Rock Island departures and arrivals with ambiguous times. Readable mentions include a.m. and p.m. slots such as 1:00 p.m. and 11:15 a.m. with reference to line 4201 p.m. This fragment hints at a timetable segment without complete route or date details.
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Indiana
Din C.D. Mee Dougall
Petersburg
G. W. Berry
East Fourth Street
B. A. Wood
John
Eleventh and
Chestnut Streets
Albianes Maines
Shnial County Farm Bureau
West Pottawattamie County
McClelland
Lakes
T. O. Hester
Iace Hretie
C. J. Massimore
Omaha
A. J. Leake
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Helen
Lake Okuboji
California
Joe Rubbers
LaFrance
Skaundry
Clannger
Ade
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Kellogg's
Ryota — Et Box
Tee
Forsyth
Floyd Smith
Seventh
Hazel Streets
Qskajloosa
Fremont
Miss Ad
Maulsby
M. L. Maulsby
Arlene
Wwishth Street
Helen Maulsby Horn
Los Angeles
Loon
Spooner
Lake Geneva
Wis
Weeley
Chia
Weel
Tam” Hemlersin
C. L. Campbell
Campbell
Pittsburgh
Henderson
Pittsburgh Glass Company
Pennsylvania
Tom
France
Actors’ Union
Genevieve Perry
Rosalie Cushing
M. E. Ladi
Ue M, E
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Golf Club
Ladie Wwe
Pance
Ladies of the Atlantic Golf All Country Club
Colt Wil Cards
Chas. F. Chase
Et Chase
LaVigta Phoee
M. L. Colton
Mene Culton
M. Jel Chase
Washington, D.C
Walter Handy
B.S. Handy
M. EB
Benton Farm Bureau
Benton Tow Farm
Dash
Benton Center
L.G. Sorden
Eeith Kitelinger
Evelyn Dean
Frank M. Nutter
Loy Cast Street
G. A. RR
Iron Corps
Rify A. Gable
W. Krisler
W. Keen
Pregsnall
Earl C. Montgomery
LaVista Vane
Plimentary
Grace Dalton
Washington
Merc
Bo PL Chase
Clyie Ravery
Mars Don Carlos
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Marian Brown
Che Loch Highs
Amd
Meath
Dinter
Ke Read
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Mead
Tok4rd Street
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Herbert Lutt
Forest Davidsen
Charinds Ya
Miss Ha Warris
Zetahim Eta
Mroe Alfred Inegen
Mendelssohn
Edwin Lew
Dorothy Brown
Leslie Shaw
W. Ir
William 8. Goodell
Hage , Ma
Harley Kimmel
Marjorie Snauth
Centerville
Read
Kinmvare
Ingersoll Avenue
Dawning
Audubon News
Chestnut Street
National Guard
Josephine Fiwen
Beaver, Cule
Pip
Tate
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ALM
Kinobuthiaty Ap Els Mort
Hansen Weigits Gates
Smith Lake
Digo Harrisdale
Lars Row Mamet
Chestnut Atlantic Iowa
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