Local News Briefs from Des Moines Area
Local briefs report illness of nM B Har da from ptomaine poisoning, court actions over land sale and injunctions, a granddaughter’s death in Des Moines vicinity, trips by Mrs C A Cov and Miss Lillian Kitson, visits by Gen Cukler and wife, thefts including a Ford car, city power outage at night, oil field observations near Hamburg, and a juvenile sentenced to Anamosa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gen, Cukler
Forest City
Pha Dallinger
Hirch
Saloruds
Restivesy
Kaltes Park
Martha Dullinger
Roy Trampel
Corydon
Tin
Ida von Motz
Wayne County
McKee
von Mortz
Miss Eunice
Chastnut Street
Bel
Radio Programs and Orchestras on New York Stations
A sprawling listing describes radio programs across New York and nearby areas including WIZ New York and WSC, noting orchestras such as Vanderbilt Crehesben OSS Ger the Sevem and Shilkgrn's Padun Grehent Pulidoroi. The text includes multiple time zones Central and Eastern Standards, station IDs, and references to ensembles and conductors in a dense schedule-like format.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Phualtianne
Leah Bev
Cutwerie Tretun
Shilkgrn
Amisawendes Ensemble
Tm Pathan
Thuceta
Mino
Wiper
WSC
Giasoe Tirehestry
Newark
Martane Yashaw
Govaert
Caltern
Crete
Baseball gambling target of pastors statement
A garbled report notes a statement by Ray Wood about efforts to combat baseball gambling. The text references Des Moines and ministries, with vague mentions of opposition and battles against an "evil" in a political or religious context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uhs
Badehall
Wiguraney
Ray Wood
Des Moines
Inspection Dept Has Good Record
The inspection service of the Iowa department of agriculture shows a good record for the past year. Costs for inspections decreased while the total number of inspections increased. Each inspector averaged about six inspections annually, covering dairy restaurants hotels and general activities of the department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
INS
Te Lowa Penament
Mach
Department
BluffS Host To Legion October 2
Council Bluffs set to host the Hawkeye Legion convention October 2 and 3 with extra day added due to crowded agenda. State Adjutant R J Laird promoted KOIL radio station while Rainbow post vows richer entertainment including dances baseball tournament golf tournament and Blue Rock shoot for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conigh
Bluffs
INS
American Legion
Hawkeye Legionnaires
R. J. Laird
Land Department
Council Bluffs
KOIL
Johnsons Leave for Colorado and Yellowstone Park
Mr and Mrs Johnson left by motor today for an outing in Colorado and Yellowstone Park. Also mentioned is Miss Katherine Hansen connected with day operations at a telephone exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prank K. Johnson
Poplar Trent
Chelows
Minnesota Lakes
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Johnsons
Pefern
Iexira
Yellowstone Park
EXIRA
News-Telegraph
Johnson Jeft
Motor Today
Colorado
Migs
Katherine
Hansen
Day Opere Telephone Exchange
da Vatter
Local Lady Elsie Baker Dies After Long Illness
Miss Elsie Mae Baker a resident of Atlantic and nearby areas died at her mother's home 705 Locusteheret at 9:20 am after years of failing health. She was 41 years old and had long been a member of the Marat church where services will be held with Rev. Mo 4 officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Baker
Elsie Mae Baker
Tomar
MBS
UU le Ity
Atlantic
Joe Uy
Mat
PS. Baker
Locusteheret
Maher
Noantie
Miss Wilken Returns From Corsetry Course
Miss Wilken of Gil has completed a corsetry intensive at the Gossard School and earned the Gossard diploma after passing exams in corset fitting stock keeping and related subjects. She speaks on modern corset developments, comfort and support, and is now qualified to advise on style and hygienically correct fittings for all figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Wilken
Gil
Am Wer
Gossard School of Corsetry
Omain
Laws
Misa Wilken
Maine
Services Held for Late Walnut Banker
A church service was held Saturday in Walnut for the late banker Beit aver hedd ergy, with officiating clergy from the Rew dee Alters of Aves and attended by members of the Votane wedding party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut
Tiny
Tate
Theavins Beit
Aves
Votane
Cola
Services Today for Late Adaire Resident
Adaire Ta duly 20g poe i Ni Yotegrapho Pameral cervice held wereth afternm cna a fee Methadiat churchy fer tie bete Maer Creve who ated Srisdiy Kev M r Warick pastor Was i sisted by Kew Ro Chingiers Pri Wiierian Church Taterment Sunnyhill cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ADAIR
Warick
Kew Ro
Chingiers
Pri Wiierian
Taterment
Sunnyhill
Twentieth Century Sunday School Meeting at Kensington
The Nas-Wa-Kee Camp Fire held a business meeting at 403 Locust Street, July 16, planning a combination sale for the coming Saturday. The council discussed a week long camping trip at Lewis Lake, and the session adjourned after a light luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cucilia Brown
Locust Street
Hell
Lewis Lake
Otto Wiese and Misa Dorothy Wedded in Austin
Otto Wiese and Dorothy Misa were married Saturday morning at 10 in Austin at the Presbyterian church with Rev. William Mick officiating. The groom works as a telegrapher at Rock Island station and the bride is employed at Weinheimerマーceling pal ke. They will reside in Atlanta after a wedding trip as many friends extend best wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto WW. Wiese
Misa Dorothy
Austin
Presbyterian Mange
William Mick
John F. Rahe
Rock An’t
Weinheimer
Fair Indian He Tie Pest Beautiful Indian Tale
Unable to determine a coherent summary from the provided fragmented text. Readable elements mention Indian, fair, and personal names. core event or location remains unclear.
How to Keep Cool in Warm Weather
Weather guidance from health officials on staying cool in heat. Advice covers light clothing, ventilation, hydration, and pacing activities. The column warns against overheating and recommends watching temperatures, drinking water, and choosing foods that support heat management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pep
Denny
Gofiewold
Gelawald
Hidewold
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B. Harda
Ptomaine Potse Bour
Sprac
Acto Anges al Te Bord
Eislon
Hay Ct
A. C.morgun
Mra
Chas
Aird
Eatherville
Sinter of
Lucust Street
Fa Herd
Elie ‘Mae Baird
C. A. Cov
Walnut’ Street
Washington
Oregon
Mra. Coe
Lillian Kitson
Atlantic National Bank Force
Town Methodist Hospital
Kitsan
W. A. McKey
Cloyd S. Janes
Elm Street
Sanv Post
Sunnyside Park
J. Newton
William Storye
Anita
Leon Vorhees
W. A. McKee
Story
Vorhees
Municipal Light Plant
Wood Goff
Darling
Wives
Hamburg
Se Prey
Lawrence Mate Ternon
Camrh
Treynor
Dudge
Whitsore
Youny
Wise Sampson
Lewis
Tillingé
Bret
Kamel Butler
Starlyein
Mr. Butler
McFarland
Legty
Will Fose Ohare
Gok
Wwithy
Dw. Thompson
Won. Tronmer
Tranmer
Thompson
Everett True
Everett
United
Tursday
Bynyihong
Weady Euur
Gagan
Buffalo
Gasiranic Slo
Vwlun
Poliake Prograr
S&p. Ag
Gavan
Bostema
Ae Danes Prota
Antford
Fiby Cosethe
Renital
Morrix
Heda
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Niente Weal Cincinnatian
Foe Agros
Sofaseball
Webrae
Wadah Roy Selimaeh
Was
Gin
Wele
Ira
Peoria
Barkets
Nyhan
May Chambers
Popranay Vern Bates
Kansas
Meath
Toea
Finney Rea
Pacific Coast
Angles
Baden
Mis Angeles
Senate Canteen
Keane
WCAI
CMIOW
CNR
Legion
Abbo
Church of Christ
Kensington
Wiereaer Cnapel
Wilde
Hebert Mell
Hattie Wieky
Nas Wa-Kee
Firre
BY Taylor
Syoff
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