News From Wiota Iowa July Notes and Visits
Wiota Iowa July notices share social visits and travel among residents. Miss Addie Hoffman of Atlantic and Miss Mary Paulsen visited relatives, with many local pairs and families spending Sundays in Anita Lewis and Des Moines area. A school board replaster project is underway after plaster failures. Local clergy Rev. Lippencott from Indianola led service and revival, recalling Cumberland days. Several residents, including Ross Bell and Cecil Shellmaker, were mentioned with upcoming moves and medical care, while others traveled to Des Moines Nevada and Marshalltown.
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Wiota
Addie Hoffman
Atlantic
Garfield ‘Willis
Mary Paulsen
John
Joe Brown
Randolph
Neb
Miller Murray
Pluma Fogle
Wilson Rawe
Anita
Ora Williamson
John Lightfoot
Laura Dell
Joe Mailander
Lewis
Frank Mailander
Fred ‘Lerchenbach
William Kinen
Lucy Johnson
Lippencott
Indianola
M. E. Church
M. E
Cumberland
Frank Gordinier
Ross Bell
Des Moines
Ross
Hastings
Louie Bartell
John Kurtenbach
Cecil
Shellmaker
Athlantic
R Darling
Petit
Yiting
Ed.Prather
Edna Fanthers
Kimbalston
Bridgecate
Minnie Harishorn
Oslahoma
Ke K
Nevada
Marshalltown
Wyeth Sage and Sulphur Compound For Darker Hair
An advertisement promotes Wyeth Sage and Sulphur Compound as a home use hair darkener. It claims gray hair vanishes by morning with repeated applications, leaving hair glossy and luxurian while also stopping dandruff and shedding. The product is sold in drug stores and applied with a sponge or brush to a strand at a time.
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Wyeth
Youliger
WAGE WAR ON BOOTLEGGERS IN DES MOINES AREA
Des Moines reports a hard-line crackdown on liquor bootlegging led by Chief Crawford and a special liquor clean-up brigalg. Federal charges pursued against arrestees, with seizures tied to prior convictions as the liquors tax law nears its end. Iowa rail fare study shows two-cent fare not crippling revenue. railroads note 25 percent per-mile revenue gain. Omaha youth Elvin Bishop, 16, jailed in Logan for horse stealing after theft out of Mondamin, Onawa, and Modale. State ruling blocks remitting corporate taxes as a local incentive, hitting Des Moines practices. Education board maintains a unified course plan pending university and Ames alignment. Iowa fruit prospects favored by horticulturists despite wet weather.
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Des Moines
Hat Sera
Crawford
Liguor
Brigall
Iowa Railroad Commission
Western
Chicago
Iowa “Commissioners
Omaha
Elvin Bishop
Logan
Atkins S
Harri 800
Mondamin
Bishop
Onawa
Himat
Modale
Sioux City
County Accounting Department
State
Boards of Supervisors
State Board of Education
University
Ames
Philip
Wisconsin
L. P. Benezet
la Crosse
Towa
State Horticultural Society
State House
Auto Thieves Captured After Hat Chase in Mason City
Two men Wexler and Wil Swanson were arrested after a running fight in Mason City on July 28. They abandoned the stolen H. A. Tubbs touring car near Maquoketa two days earlier and fled into tall weeds when police closed in. They confessed to stealing the Maquoketa car two days prior and were taken to Maquoketa by Sheriff Regenweather.
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Mason City
Paries “Wexler
Wil Swanson
Ptolen
Tan Frehn
H. ‘A. Tubbs
Maquoketa
Keppler: Machinists Call Truce at Bridgeport
John J. Keppler, vice president of the International Association of Machinists, announced a truce after days of excitement and disputed statements by international officers. He said most workers would likely return to their jobs soon.
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Mmigns
John J. Keppler
International Association of Machinists
Widow of Colonel Astor Sews for Front Line Aid
Mrs John Jacob Astor leads Bar Harbor relief effort with most women from the summer colony pledging to sew shirts and surgical bandages for allied armies in Europe. A Bar Harbor High School room serves as office and workroom with daily 10 to 1 supervision by a society member.
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John Jacob Astor
Gar Harbor
Europe
Bar Harbor
Society
King Victor Emmanuel II Serves as Undero fficer on Italian Front
The Rome correspondent notes King Victor Emmanuel II acts as a simple general, takes orders from General Cadorna, and shows calm amid danger. He rode with troops near the Isonzo, a shrapnel burst passing over his head drew cheers, and a private steadied him, calling the event a good omen. The king asked about Joffre and the French army and, with Danunzio, discussed military matters with interest.
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Paris
Italy
Rome
Loni Panosa
Victor Emmanuel-Ii
Palestro
Victor Emmanuel
Generalissimo
Peppino Garibaldi
Joffre
Villa Ada
Gabriel d'Annunzio
General Cadorna
Tam
American Press Association
Victor Ematanuel
Isonzo
Trentino
Ssimo
Cadorna
Yrea
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Chief Crawford
Iowa
Cedar Rapidste Ia
Thal Ulysses Cochran
Center Point
Wayne Hoagland
Hoagland
Cochran
County Bluffs
John ‘Jensen
Bloomerice
Danfah
Council Bluffs
Omaheto
Bridgeport
American Preas Association
Astor
American Press ‘Association
Vivian Nigralls
England
American Press
Associat
King
Gadorna
News- Telegraph
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