Local Businesses and Professionals Advertised in Western Town
An assortment of business notices and professional listings includes Purn Es Aerereites Wholesale and Retail Department Store at 14-16 West 6th Street, Oma Princess beauty services by Marcelling Shawpoving and facials, Butler Transfer offering truck work and shipping, Dr. G. L. Campbell musician and surgeon with X-ray focus, Dr. N. S. Greenleaf physician and surgeon near Oranski, Dr. M. H. Lynch physician and surgeon specializing in women's diseases, Osborne Tomlinson Funeral Directors with embalming and hearse services, Montgomery as surgeon for eye ear nose and throat, Charles A. Grubb abstract and law office at Gillespie Building.
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West 6Th St. Atlantic
Oma-Princess Beauty Showone
Marcelling
Local youth and Adair youth take bar exam in Des Moines
Sixty three aspiring lawyers appeared at the state house today for the state bar examinations. Among them were Don Douglas Adair Ind dunes Atlantic.
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Deb Moines
INS
State House
Don Douglas
Adair
Ind
Dunes
Atlantic
Burmese Superstition and Ladder Fear Among Palmung People
A Burmese note describes Palmung beliefs regarding ladders. A child should not pass under a ladder due to perceived spiritual influence. The superstition links misfortune to the ladder and anyone who ascends it, stressing caution in daily life.
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Burma
International Young People's convention plans outlined
Plans are complete for the thirty third International Young People's convention of the Reorganized church of Latter Day Saints meeting here June 4 47. Hundreds of delegates are expected. Visitors will be entertained in private homes and college dormitories. A dining room has been prepared in the gymnasium basement.
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Lamgne
International Young People’s Convention
Reorganized Church of Latter Day Saints
Typical American Boy Receives Honor at Philadelphia Ceremony
Robert Muffler, son of German and Hungarian immigrants, graduates with a medal honoring qualification, courage, scholarship, leadership, and service in a Philadelphia ceremony. The event marks the recognition of a so called typical American boy.
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Robert Muffler
Germany
Hungary
Robert
Philadelphia
Serim Grammar Wcion
Leading Hitters in the Baseball Column Report
A fragmented rail of player names and team mentions appears. Athletics Browns Tigers and Indians figures surface alongside scattered references to batting leaders and club rosters in an early 20th century style box.
Status of Shepherd Case Stalled After Eighteen Days
Chicago June 2 The rein of William Shepherd on an indictment for murder in the death of William Nelson McClintock continued its eighteenth day with status unchanged from a week earlier. Four sworn jurors were in the box, two other veniremen awaited examination by the defense as the tedious empaneling proceeded. Neither side offered firm estimates on when testimony would begin.
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Chicago
INS
William 2 Shepherd
William Nelson McClintock
Stat
Bureaucracy Criticized in State College Commencement
William R. Bayd, chairman of the finance committee of the state board of education, told Lowe State Teacher College graduates in a commencement address that people resent government bureaucracy. He urged placing more faith in people than in red tape as they begin their careers this June.
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Edar Falls
Wm. R. Bayd
State Board of Education
Lowe State Tearhe Lege
Great Men's Frriendship Boveneeto Death Affected Buccneeto
A fragmentary note recalls a famous Italian figure Boveneeto and his friendship with the poet Petrureh. It mentions the death of his friend hastening Buccneeto, hinting at influence on literary circles of the fourteenth century.
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Boveneeto
Wieght
Wario Db Nimuce
Petrureh
Buccneeto
Deacon Says No Son Needed for Prosperity Life
The Deacon states wealth comes without a son and moral living. This fragmentary note from the Auante Constitution hints at social expectations and religious language, reflecting era attitudes toward lineage and success without clear context or full quotation.
Flies Own Ship Mile' Fleanor McCarthy
Eleanor McCarthy of New Orleans, a yoga enthusiast and society figure, becomes one of the region’s first women to own and operate an air plane and has applied for a professional pilot license.
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Mise
Fleanor McCarthy
New Orleans
Far South
air+ plana
Aed
Dream of American golfers anxious for nat's Open
Worcester Massachusetts June 2. The National Open attracts top pros and amateurs with MacDonald Smith Bobby Jones and Walter Hagen leading pre tournament chatter. Hagen’s high confidence and Jones’ course mastery shape expectations as Walker challenges to retain title.
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Nat
Worcester
Mass
MacDufeil Smith
Bobby Jones
Walter Magen
Foyhha
Atlanta
Hagen
Joe Kirwood
Jommy Armour
Amilania
Jones
Williy Ogg
Walter Hagen
Cyril Walker
Oper
Tiger Jack to invade East for Cleveland bout
Tiger Jack Burns, California bantamweight, sails for Cleveland this week to box either Carl Tremaine or Pete Safie mento. The announcement comes from Los Angeles with the match set for upcoming dates.
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Tiger Jack
East
Los Angeles
Tiger Jack Burns
California
Cleveland
Ohio
Carl Tremaine
Pete Safiemento
Baseball Roundup Mixed Results From Major League Games
Outfielder George H Ruth helped in a loss as the Yankees were edged by the Senators 5 to 3. Meusel Lindstrom and Terry homered for the Giants in a win over the Dodgers. Williams and a Browns rally beat the Indians 10 to 2. Red Sox toppled Athletics 5 to 2. O Rourke hit a homer as the Tigers won 8 to 6 and took the series. Phillies edged Braves after a 34 hit barrage, while Hornsby’s two doubles and homer highlighted the Cardinals 5 to 3 win over the Reds. Pirates fell to the Giants as Geiman homered in the eighth.
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Oklahoma City
Denver
St. Joe
Des Moines
Lincoln
Tulsa
Wichita
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Boston
Chicago
St. Louis
Prayer
Cub
New York
Hornsby
Cards
Beaton
Williams
Philtica
Eusel
Giants
Boone
Red Sa
Detroit
Kamm
White
Q Rourke
Tigera
Johnson
Yankees
Ei Lee
Leagin
Washington's minor league castoffs may spark pennant chase
Major league managers teased young Bucky Harris about aging stars and long careers. Castoffs from Cleveland Boston and New York found new life with Harris and other managers, hinting Washington Robins Athletics and Senators could chase another pennant as veterans like Fournier Stock and Shocker reshape lineups.
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Bucky Harris
New York
U. P
Bucky Harrie
Washington Senators
Peeter Artis
Cie
Flecal
Steve Covelaskiv
Spituallee
Cleveland
Mike McNally
Red Sox
Young McNallly
Toe Harris
Sid Boston
Fielder
Wate Reuther
Brooklyn Rubins
Sculling Ace Lindley Loses Intercollegiate Eligibility
Alfrea D Lindley of Yale University, a veteran stroke, won the sculling championship of the New Haven institution. He has steered Yale crews to victory for two years but became ineligible for Intercollegiate competition after a faculty ruling in April.
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Alfrea’ D. Lindley
Yale University
Hell
New Haven
Lindley
Taylor McLarnin Go This Evening Bout in Vernon
Los Angeles June 2 Bud Taylor a star bantam and Jimmy McLarnin known as the present Abe Attell are reported in good condition for their ten round bout tonight at Vernon. Much money is wagered on McLarnin to win as Taylor had only two days of training after a cross country trip.
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Los Angeles
Bud “Taylor
Star-Eastern-Bantam
Jimmy McLarnin
Abe Attell
Vernon
McLarnin
Taylor
Giants Relieve McGraw Myth In 28 Wins Out Of 40
New York Giants have won twenty eight of forty games to date with John Mc Graw absent due to illness. Hugh Jennings leads the club, emphasizing hitting and speed rather to deep strategic thinking. The piece argues Mc Graw did not dictate every move and that the team’s success rests on versatile players and collective effort.
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Davis
N. S. Sports
New York
John McGraw
New York Giants
McGraw
Giants
Hugh Jennings
Jennings
Sonnlige
Instruciona
Casey Irish Drub Elk Horn Ball Team in 14 to 0
Elk Horn, Iowa June 2 A special to News Telegraph Casey Irish rout Elk Horn team 14 to 0 in a one sided baseball game. Casey Irish dominated with strong hitting and strong pitching to handily defeat Elk Horn.
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Casey
Elk ‘Horn
Iowa
News-Telegraph
Ams
Gibbons Ends Training For Bout With Tunney Friday Eve
Tom Gibbons, St Paul challenger for the heavyweight title, completed his final workout at his Coney Island camp ahead of his fifteen round bout with Gene Tunney at the Polo Grounds Friday night. He ran this morning and boxed four fast rounds before ending with pulley work. reports say his condition is excellent. Tunney plans to arrive late Thursday after hosting reporters at his White Sulphur Springs camp.
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New York
Tom Gibbons
St. Paul
Gene Tunney
Polo Grounds
Gibbons
Coney Inland
Tunney
White Sulphoy Springs
Former Audubon Coach Leaves for Dixie Post
Dixie bound coach Leo Novak, athletic director of Washington High School in Audubon, completes his contract and departs for Parkersburg West Virginia to take a high school athletic director position at a salary of $6,000 annually. Novak is well known in Atlantic and surrounding territory with office attached at Audubon.
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Choar Rapids
Iowa
Suns
Leo’ Novak
Washington High School
Paykernburg
W. Va
Novak
Atlantic
Territory
Ofice
jAndubon
Tows
Last Night’s Bouts in Salt Lake and New York City
Midget Smith of Salt Lake defeated Nobé Cervantes of Denver in ten rounds by referee’s decision. Frankie Buffington outpointed Red Davies over eight rounds. Sammy Baker of New York beat Larry Batrique over ten rounds in Long Island City. Edward Memert of France defeated Carl Duane of New York in ten rounds. Hebaldsteiny of New York and Gray of Bridgeport fought a four round bout in Connecticut.
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Salt
Midget Smith
Salt Lake
Nobé Cervantes
Denver
Frankie Buffington
Red ' Davie
Long Island
Sammy Baker
New York
Larry Batriige
Edduard
Memert
France
Carl. Duane
Hebaldsteiny
New ‘York
Gray
Ort
Conn
Two Pacific Players Get Gate News In Vernon Club Move
In June, Tom Oliver, outfielder, formed the Vernon club of the Pacific coast league to join the Three T league in Decatur, and veteran outfielder Jos Xally, formerly with San Francisco, was released by Vernon as the team reshaped its roster.
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Los Angeles
Tom Oliver
Vernon Club
Pacific Cogleague
Decatur
Jos Xally
San Francisco
Ueam
Verifom
Gooseman Meets Loe Angeler Boe Ernie Gooseman
Gooseman meets Loe Angeler and Boe Ernie Gooseman in a brief, fragmented item. Names appear with minimal context, suggesting a local note or social discussion. The readable fragments indicate an encounter or meeting among individuals, without clear location or outcome.
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Gooseman
Loe Angeler
Hn Boe
Ernie Gooseman
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E. T. Hupp
D. Town State Bees
Alows
Watt Knotr Offine
Nebe
Osteopathic Sanitarium
H. M. Boorman
Dollenbacker
Chubb
Melenbacker
Dee Oe Kang
Colon and
Regium
Anne Kirk
Elm St
Ding- Atlantic
Lowa Sault
Joe. Clare
Lee Berry
Herbert
Real Eatate
East Fifth Street
Oransky Building
R. L. Barnett
E. St. St
Atlantic Hair Dressing
Metcalf Clothing
Weloheimer
Merce Roland, Peacock & Baxt
Chestnut St. Atlantic
Funeral Directors
Phroner
DE. G. L. Campbellusician
Gillespie Bldg
Phopair
N. 5
Greenleaf
Oranskys
M. H. Lynch
Osborne-Tomlinson, CO
Chestnut St
C. B. Osborne
C. M. Tomlinson
Francia J. Potter
Montgomery
Fulton
Charles A, Grubb
Legal U Opiniona
Gillespie Building
Clovis, Swan & Martin
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Peru
Wileh
Firestone
Sim- Indu
Ackerman Tire & Battery
Walnut
Atlantis
iPlayerated
AB Ho Pet
Shenat
Bancrot
Simetons
Speaker
Sisher
Tigers
Fu Cobl
Great Men’s Frriendship
Dopsters
Smith
George H. Ruth
Yankee
Senatofe
George
Senators
Meusel
Lindstrom
Terry
Grimes
Dodgers
Kerr
Browns
Indians
Pye ! Athletics
Walberg Ani Groves
O'Rourke
Faber
White Sox
Pichic
Phillies
Jd Braves
Phils
Rogers Hornsby
Carda
Reds
Geiman
Homer
Aldeid
Piraten 5
Cuba
Fanning
Farrell
Washington
Harris
Wilbert Stobinson
Brooklyn Robins
Aon
Robinson
Jack Fournier
St. Louis Cardinals
Fournier
Ivan
Robina
Milton
Cardinal
Trig Speaker
Samny Gray
Philadelphia Athletics
Cincinnati Reds
Heinie Croh
Mailer
Urban Shocker
St. Louis Browns
Shocker Brookin
Cleveland Indians
Rip Collins
Ty Cobb
Jack Scott
Boston Braves
Roger Perkinpaugh
Lefty Mopridge
Muddy Roo
New York Yankees
Yanks
Peck
Everett Scott
Miller Huggins
Steve O'Neill
Taylor-Mclarnin
Audubon
Dixie
Pacific
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