Cumberland News Briefs From July First
Special to News-Telegraph reports local social visits and travels. Dale Inhoff and family from Dea Moines spent the weekend with relatives. Julia Davidson, a student at Des Moines University, accompanied them. Mrs Blanche Sterr and Clara of Council Bluffs visited Mrs Can dance Liston. Cecil Spencer and family spent Sunday at Mt Ayr. Genevieve Edwards returned home from Omaha after a nurses course. Ed Richardson and Adair visitors joined Mrs C A Worthington. Mrs Anna Madison returned from Creston with her mother Mrs T A Oleon.
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Ed Richardson
Adair
C. A. Worthing
Anna Madison
Creston
T. A. Oleon
News-Telegraph
Martin Hickey
a-Atteir
Ema Armstrong
West Adair
Walter Lee
M. L. McManus
C. H. Miller
Marie Gundrum
Des Moines
Clara Myers
Irene Myers
E. B. Walsh
Leo Hickey
Clément
Sally
Casey
Monica Walsh
Niagara Falls
Detroit
Mich
Chicago
Davenport
Marvin Westergaard
Vera Broadfoot
Berea
Lyman Trumbull
N. R. Eby
Atlantic
Mia
Hunt
Myre
L. Daniels
Alice
Walsh
Mount
St ‘Joseph's
Dubaggde
Te Walsh
Agnes
Canfield
Davert
Port
Dad
B.D. Byées
Meweare Bi
Skens Telegraph
Helen Wark
Belleryville
Geo. Weidner
Eva Wark
Esther Carney
Anna Nolan
Hilda Nolan
Clifford Nolan
Perry
Nolan
Maria Dolan
Ed Hughes
Loretta
Leo
T. F. Lalley
Ethel Booth
Ilena Scott
Mae Cunningham
Perry Courtney
Otto Schmidt
L. L. Grimes
Oakdale
City
Lady Bootlegger Fined in Cedar Rapids Court
Cedar Rapids Iowa Mrs Jan ie Jeffries mother of six children was arrested for bootlegging and fined 300 with costs after pleading guilty Judge Fergus L Anderson noted she turned to bootlegging to support her family
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Cedar Rapids
Janie Jeffries
Costa
Fergus L. Anderson
All the News When It Is News in the News Telegraph
The News Telegraph presents a compact overview of daily happenings with a focus on timely items. Reported events cover local developments, official notices, and community updates in a concise, period-voice style.
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News-Telegraph
Chautauqua Stage Manager A Former Buck Creek Youth
Local Buck Creek residents recall J. E. Taylor former resident now stage manager for the chautauqua assembly in town. Parents B F and Ida Taylor led Buck Creek church activities and later moved to Whittier California. Corwin Taylor served as missionary in Korea then became a minister in Forest City Iowa. Bert Butler and Bert Pellett recall boyhood ties as friends. Butler and Taylor plan a trip to inspect their old stamping grounds tomorrow morning.
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Buck Creek
J. E. Taylor
B. F
Ida Taylor
Buck Creek Church
Whittier
Calif
Taylors
Corwin
Corea
Forest City
Taylor
Bert Butler
Bert Pellett
Butler
Mr. Taylor
Dental Office Closed Until July 20 in Fulton Building
A Fulton Building dental office announces its temporary closure until July 20. The notice cites unspecified reasons and lists Dr. Heers, D.D.S., and a partial name, Goll WW, as likely contacts for future appointments or inquiries.
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Fulton Building
Farm Loans at 6 4 per cent Offered by Wood Savery
Farm loan advertisement states availability of loans at 6 4 percent. Call Wood and Savery of Allan Heylown for details and placement.
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Wood & Savery
Allan- Heylown
Dr E T DeVine at Chautauqua Today
Dr Edward T DeVine dean of American Welfare Workers speaks on Three Present Day Revolutionists at the Chautauqua assembly. A musical prelude opened the session and a comedy tonight Strange Bedfellows is planned with an 8 30 start following a city park band concert. Tomorrow features include Premierment Tobias Harper city lecture The Man With One Window by Dr E T Hageman and an illustrated lecture Egypt and the Far East by Dr Edward Burton MacDowell.
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Chautauqua Assembly
Edward T. DeVine
American Welfare Workers
Chautauqua
Tobias-Harper City
E. T. Hagerman
Tobias-Harper Company
Egypt
The
Far East
Edward Burton MacDowell
Adair Community Notes Children and Families Move Homes
Residents of Adair discuss household moves and visits, listing changes of residence among Hickeys Lee family and others, plus multiple social calls. Travelers, visitors, and relatives from Des Moines, Casey, Davenport, Chicago and Washington appear, along with a trip by Dan Davis and extended family stays.
AdaIr Star Weekly Social Roundup Mentions Visitors and Travel
AdaIr lives up to its social routine with guests and travel notes. Miss Helen Wark returns from Belle ryville to join family, Esther Carney heads to Des Moines, Perry and Perry Nolan relatives visit. Local families such as the Lalleys and Grimeses host visitors, while several residents travel to Harlan and Des Moines for visits and medical stays.
Fragmentary Watch Notice About Children Crossing Route
A partial OCR fragment describes children and a watch or observer, noting concern over crossing behavior and the need to depend on guidance as they move near a route or crossing point. The readable text hints at safety considerations though details are incomplete.
Fragmented note on early American history and slang
Fragmented OCR text discusses early American history and a term or phrase about a de facto group or street scene. Mentions a group or scene called the ague treet and a debate about battles or actions. The readability is poor and no clear names, dates, or events emerge.
Nationwide Letters Rally to Scopes Defense in Evolution Trial
A flood of letters from scientists, educators, ministers, and laymen pour to John T. Scopes and Tennessee authorities as his trial for violating the anti evolution law nears. Supporters urge over turning the law and oppose Darrow and Bryan, framing the case as a clash of titans.
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Scopes
Pan” Bryan
William K. Hutchison
N. S
Dayton
Tenn
INS
Uncle Sam
John T. Scopes
Tennessee
Clarence Darrow
William Jennings Bryan
Bryan
iScopes
Darrow
Osme
Iery
School Directors Close Fiscal Year at Atlantic
At the Atlantic school directors meeting last evening the fiscal year closed. New teachers elected include Miss Genevieve Wise Marshalltown as English instructor and Miss Laura Phillips Mason City as English instructor. Margaret DeBooy Orange City to head mathematics. Mr Spaulding re elected to lead physics. High school staff complete. two grade vacancies remain at sub primary and one Jackson building grade.
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Atlantic
Genevieve Wise
Marshall Town
Laura Phillips
Mason City
Margaret DeBooy
Orange City
Spaulding
Jackson
Great Lakes Runoff to Niagara Falls Stays Stable
Niagara Falls is fed by waters from the four great lakes and their network of rivers. An authority notes that more than half the world’s fresh water originates here. Ongoing evaporation and precipitation imply the lakes are unlikely to drain in this way.
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Niagara Falls
Niagara
Great Lakes
Angora Mohair's Origin and Early Fabrication
The article traces Angora mohair wool from Asia Minor and South Africa to its origins in Angora goats. It notes early production in Asia Minor and that cobalt fabrics appeared in England as early as the eighteenth century.
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Asia L Minor
South Africa
Asia Minor
England
More Grafters Fined for Refrigerator Price Fixing
CHICAGO Fifteen refrigerator firms and one individual pleaded guilty in federal court to Sherman antitrust charges for fixing refrigerator prices. Fines ranged from 2000 to 5600 dollars. This marks the second furniture makers batch to plead guilty with upcoming pleas expected from bedroom and dining furniture manufacturers. A Safe Place Cedar Rapids Harald C. Andrews, a local coal merchant, is back in the county jail after a 100 dollar fine and 60 day sentence for reckless driving and intoxication. He was recently freed on habeas corpus while serving a 120 day sentence for injuring nine of eighty pedestrians April 28.
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Chicago
Cedar Rapids, Jr
Harald C. Andrews
Bix
Andrews
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Lovea
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E.T. Devine
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Anita Fremault
Biltmore Resch
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Denver
S. W. Woods
F. H. Noble
Sassfras
Baswattan
Ora
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Op Lamond
Smart Wear
Chestnut Street
U. S
U.S. Royal Balloons
United States Rubber Company
U.S. Royal
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NELS_P. BROWN& CO
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Lews
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