Well Known Young People Are Wedded
Well known young couple Taet winter Kay Weinheimer and Ruth Peterman were married at Audubon by Rev O T Lee. The groom, a World War II veteran, will work at Lame Inge and join his bride after a short wedding trip. Both are well regarded and their families extend best wishes for happiness.
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Roy Weinheimer
Ruth Peterman
Audubon
Kay Weinheimer
Wo AL Weinheimer
Ted Ar
Ruth Peteroiin
Wo Peterman
Roy Lagrel
Audu- You
O. T. Lee
Catay
Einige
Findis
Advander Chumber
Nake
Hyume
Leip
Wil
Dade
Peple
Anita N Tals At P M Meet California
Anita N Ta ls at the California Nevada branch annual convention of the National League of Postmasters. The gathering at the Alexandria Hotel in Los Angeles featured Harry H. Cate, former resident and hostmaster of Anita, delivering an address as a former first vice president of the league.
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Anita
News-Telegraph
California
Nevada
National League of Postmasters of the United States
Alexandria Hotel
Los Angeles
Calif
Harry H. Cate
Glen Newton Lands Nevada Hotel Contract
Glen Newton of Anita Iowa a former Anita Kay resident now in Nevada Indiana won the contract to furnish material for Nevada’s new hotel building at a cost of 145000 dollars. He faced many bidders but secured the entire job.
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Anita
News Telegraph
Glen Newton
Kay
Fd. E. Newton
Nevada, In
Nevada
Glen
Anita Boy to wed in near future in Ta
Aug 29 Anita Ta special news report says Lester E Reed former Anita boy and Anita public schools class of 1920 graduate married Anna Gordon in Valley, California. Reed serves in the U.S. Navy taking chemistry courses with two years remaining. L. A. Mayehama, Red Mill cafe cook, returns home from vacation in Oniha.
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Anita, Ta
Ty News-Telegraph
Lester E. Reed
Anita Boy
Chas. Workman
Anita Public
Valley de
Calif
Anna Gordon
U.S. Navy
Beryves
L. A
Husband Of Muriel Vanderbilt Injured
Early 20th century newspaper item discusses a sensational automobile campaign offering prizes and a chance to win a car by submitting nomination blanks. It urges readers to participate, warns of an unprecedented opportunity, and emphasizes rapid action to win luxury prizes through persistent campaigning.
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Campaign warns on Opportunity Coupons and vote boosts
The notice warns candidates already in the Everybody Wine campaign to track expiration of Opportunity Coupons worth 160,000 extra votes with each three yearly subscriptions. Some weeks end tonight, some tomorrow, and others Monday night. Reports must be filed by closing time on the first week to gain extra votes.
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News-Telegraph
N-T
Volex
Local grocery merchants clash with fruit peddlers
A chaotic scene at the Market Street area where grocery merchants armed with improvised weapons confronted fruit peddlers. Vendors claim lack of protection and vow to defend their stalls amid rising tensions and street violence.
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Tracert
Peters
Amy Meart
Pompey Wins $50,000 Hopeful Stakes at Saratoga
The closing day feature for two year olds, the $50,000 hopeful stakes at Saratoga, was won by Pompey owned by Sho shone salable. Flight of Time finished second and Chance Play third.
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Saratoga Springs
N. Ys
America
Pompey
Salable
Flight of Time
Chance Play
Anita Newlyweds Get Send Off By Friends
Herbert Vor Bluhn and his bride, after a honeymoon with relatives, returned to Anita and were grandly welcomed at a weekly ball. A decorated truck parade carried the couple to the celebration, where a banquet is planned for friends of the rural carrier on route No.4.
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Anita
Nwea-Telegraph
Herbert Vor Bluhn
Anica
Anita We Adair
Herbert
Sam
Ruth Suspended and Fined $5,000 for Misconduct
Babe Ruth, famed slugger for the New York Yankees, was indefinitely suspended and fined $5,000 for general misconduct by manager Miller Huggins. The article notes the suspension and fine as major league action affecting Ruth at a time of ongoing campaigning and fundraising activity.
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ST. Louis
Babe Ruth
New York Yankees
Yankee
Miller Huggins
Frederic Church Football Hero Injured In Accident
Frederic Church, noted football figure, suffered injuries in an auto accident. He was treated at a hospital and his condition was described as serious but improving after hospitalization. Witnesses say he attended a party at the Uptown Club before the mishap and was later accompanied by social circle members including Captain Manuel Alonzo of the Spanish Davis Cup team.
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Cameron Ren
Drs Hiyards
Mir Mie
Maney
Cit
Atreves
Owe
Boriacaie
Citi
Angie
Church
Manuel Alonzo
Spanih
Brookers
O' Ramey
Startin
O'Rames
Dee
Rue Wademan, Jr
Boston
Local Legion Endowment Post Delays Quota Decision
The local American Legion post met last evening and discussed the county's endowment quota but took no definite action. Commander Carey indicated a state department update is expected and once known, the post will proceed. Routine matters filled the balance of the meeting.
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The
American Legion
Reteilar
Fi County
Legion Endowment
Ber
Carey
State
Weather Summary Brief for Local Area
Mostly fair tonight and Sunday with possible local thunder showers this afternoon or tonight. Cooler tonight in the western portions and along the western and central areas Sunday.
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Xine
Modern Jesse James capture at Sioux City today
Report details a dramatic capture of a man nicknamed Modern Jesse James in Sioux City. The event follows a bank robbery in Cheyenne Oklahoma and ongoing chase attempts by local officers.
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Jesse James
Sioux City
Audubon Men to National Shoot with Iowa Team
Audubon men join Iowa in a national rifle tournament selection. The state team fields riflemen from multiple counties, led by Sergeant Talat, aiming to secure a spot in the United States Army competition. The event will be held at an open shooting range with entrants from several states.
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Audubon
Iowa
Sowie
Gregory
Talat
Siler
Fron
Tae
United Ates Army
Ena Mayy
Mgens
Siuimpe
Tie Apen Ag
Fatal Accident at Newton Factory Claims Worker
Audt Richard Be. Ackelsan was killed today at the Maytan chin factory near the emery wheel. The wheel broke and a fragment struck him in the heart, killing him instantly. He leaves two children and a widow.
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Newton
Audt
Richard BE
Ackelsan
Ile
Vinsi
Local cil dar heads to G A R encampment
W T McKee, local cider? clerk, left today for Grand Rapids, Michigan, to attend the national encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic.
Record Shattered in LemarMogne by Lasne Pilot
In Lemarmogne France on August 29 a French aviator Lasne broke the world aviation record flying 1000 kilometers at an average speed of 248 kilometers 700 meters per hour. The prior mark was 241 kilometers 775 meters per hour held by Doret. Lasne's speed equates to about 154 miles per hour.
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Lemarmogne
France
UNS
Lasne
Doret
Visits Daughters and Old Friends Near Cumberland
Mrs H G Denman and daughter-in-law Mrs AT Po Denman visited the former’s daughter and husband Mrs and Mrs Glenn Liston in Cumberland Louisiana during the past week. J E Doc Byrd, former Atlantic man now of Omaha, is visiting friends here. Former Coach W R McIntyre, last year’s athletic coach at the local high school, was in town today for a short visit on his way to teach this year.
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Cumberland
Pelegraph
H. Gc! Denman
Po Denman, Roth
Deth Tex
Glenn Liston
J. E
Doc") Byrd
Atlantic
Omaha
W. R. McIntyre
Tv Today
Mine Operators Stand Firm for Arbitration as Strike Looms
Aug 20 193? The stake in anthracite coal mines will last about two months before public pressure forces a settlement. Officials warn of potential fuel famine and regional supply strain if mines or operators resist. Government surveys show expected seasonal price shifts and efforts to avert panic amid tensions.
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ITON
INS
Mings
Eraex
James Vasige
Court Grants Injunction in Wiota Case
Judge Whitnre on the district bench granted a temporary injunction in Wiota restraining F L Green from removing fixtures from a Wiota building owned and stocked by COR Robinson. Green argued the landlord knew of the fixtures purchase and delayed objection until move. Injunction becomes effective upon filing a $750 bond.
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Judes T. C. Whitnre
District Bench
F.L. Green
Cor Robinson
Wiota
Green
Cumberland Baby Enters State Fair Contest
Cumberland Ta August 29. Mrs Leo Crozier and daughter Patsy Ann traveled to Des Moines for the state fair where Patsy Ann Crozier has entered the baby contest.
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Cumberland
News-Telegraphi
Leo Crozier
Ughter
Patsy Ann
Ks Moines
Ann
Records Fall as Thousands Gather for Big Programs
Thousands flocked to the state fair grounds for a major program as judges prepared to select blue ribbon winners. Attendance topped 70 000 yesterday, with strong advance turnout, and entries from across the state showed robust competition in exhibits and livestock.
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Prin
Crawileel
Eteck
Cine Nile
Former Anita Man Dies in Oklahoma at 75
Relatives mourn the death of Hamilton Hemphill of Oklahoma City aged 75 years 10 months and 10 days. Born near Pike County Missouri in 1849 he farmed and cared for the family during the Civil War era. He married Dora Lavada Burns in 1876 and left two daughters Mabel Clare and Ore Delle, plus a grandson Leland Russell Schenck, surviving along with a brother M. Hemphill of Tulsa.
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Speralto
Pphill
Well
Anita
Oklahoma City
Okla
Hagnilton Tensphill
Louisiana
Pike Goat
Dora Lavada Burns
Mabel Clare
Ore Delle
Leland Russell Schenck
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