Adolph Steinkamp Wins Accordion Contest on Radio
First honors in the KFNK radio accordion contest go to Adolph Steinkamp of Manly Nebraska by radio audience votes totaling 21,415. Mrs. Cal Williams of Maryville Missouri is second, Charles Harmon of Parnell Missouri third, Burl Flew Ellen of Shenandoah Iowa fourth.
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U.P
KFNK
Adolph Steinkamp
Manly
Neb
Cal Williams
Maryville
Charles O. Harmon
Parnell
Burl Flewellen
Shenandoah
Stop Child's Cough Quick To Day
An ad style notice promotes a home remedy claiming to stop a child’s cough to prevent croup and throat soreness. It markets a traditional seal and throat protection product with a price of 20 cents, touting safety and reliability.
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Croup
Days of Way Back Avehn Twenty Years Ago
Twenty years ago this date January 7 1905 residents recall the eastern star visit to B M Willard and the death of Mrs Jennie Embry at 101 North Cedar. Notes on local relocations rental and civil matters mix with wartime dispatches from Europe and a forthcoming annual Atlantic Masonic meeting.
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The
Eastern Star
B. M. Willard
Templar
Order
Jennie Embry
North Cedar Street
Attlantic
Atlantic Masonic Association
Masonic Temple
Atlantic
Ten Years Ago Today 1915 Parole Violation and Local Weddings
News notes from January 7 1915 report Frank Hartman alias Dutch Hoke captured by Sheriff McKee for parole breach in Pennsylvania. Funeral services for John Voorhees held. Ernest Baron family released from smallpox quarantine. Marriages: Miss Clara Grutke and Joe E Feldman at German Evangelical church. Vera Sankey and Harry L Taggart wed at Sankey home with Rev Elias Handy officiating. Frank Rhody family planning winter in Tulsa Oklahoma. city assessor Taylor missing.
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Frank Hartman
Hoke
McKee
Pennsylvania
Clara Grutke
Fred
H. Grutke
Joe E. Feldman
John Feldman
German Evangelical Church
Vera Sankey
Walnut
B.W. Sankey
Rock Island
Harry L. Taggart
Neola
Sankey
Elias, Handy
M. E. Church
Kendall's plan could make Iowa a leader in aviation
Des Moines January 7. Governor Kendall advocates a state aviation program linking field and hangars with federal planes and instructors. The plan proposes an air service unit of 19 officers and 69 enlisted, with Kendall urging early legislative action as the new administration begins.
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Des Moines
U.F
Forty-first General Assembly
Kendall
National Guard Aero Observation
Iowa
Towa
Adj
Louis’ G. Lasher
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