Welles Sells U S Policy By Bob Dorman
Sumter Welles travels as Uncle Sam's policy salesman to Honduras to promote constitutional government and U S recognition. He met with blue and red factions near Tegucigalpa, endured defenses and dangers, and aimed to arrange a settlement preventing a renewed revolution while the United States weighs recognition of a constitutional government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Dorman
NER
N.A. Service
Toncontin
Honduras
Sumter Welles
Uncle Sam
United States
North
South America
Santo Demings
Tegucigalpa
Newspaper Most Effective Medium Says An Expert
Boston June 1. Paul C Mahony director of foreign sales Wahl Company New York told the Eleventh National Foreign Trade convention advertising session that the newspaper is the most effective medium for advertising in foreign trade. He said the main aim of advertising is to promote goodwill and that simple exposure yields results despite over head charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Paul ¢. Mahony
Wahl Company of
New York
National Advertising Organization
Edward N. Hurley
Chicago
Shipping Board
Mahony
Wert-Mentrep Success Honoring Dr E V Vierce
A historic feature lauds Dr E V Vierce as a distinguished citizen, praising fifty year old herbal remedies and Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery for blood health and skin. It extols the product as a stomach and liver conditioner and urges readers to consult a druggist or mail for a trial tablet package.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. V. Vierce
Abeya
Tada
Babson Sees Gradual Textile Improvement Ahead
Babson Park Mass June 6 Roger W Babson the statistician today issued a statement on the textile industry arguing the sector is not as bad as feared. He notes April 1924 employment in 1226 establishments at 431000 vs 484771 in 1923 and cotton spindle hours at 77 percent of last year with the South faring better than New England. He cites causes as home demand slowdowns and rising imports, with March showing some improvement and an expected uptick after the new crop is determined around August. He warns conditions may not worsen and could rise, noting textiles have endured a period of subdued mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger W. Babson
Babson Park
Mass
Mr. Babson
United States
South
New England
Alabama
Connecticut
Georgia
Maine
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New York
North Carolina
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
Europe
Totten
Babsonehart
Ganory
Religious services and Children’s Day programs listed
A page listing church services across Catholic, Lutheran, Presbyterian, and Danish Lutheran churches with times for Mass English services and evening sermons. Also notes Congregational Children’s Day exercises at the Sunday evening service and plans for Baptism arrangements. Buck Creek Buck Creek The Chilkentas Day program scheduled for Sunday June 8 at 2 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grinnell
Buck Creek
Farm Loans Offer 1 54 Percent Rates, Call Now
Farm land loans advertised at 1 54 percent. Contact Wesekem Monument United Presbyterian for service. The church invites readers to Sabbath School at 9:30 a.m. and worship at 12 with Ezekiel exile study. Evening service at 7 features a sermon on the evil of toxicity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Call
Oad & Savery
Atlantic
Towa
United Presbyterian
United Presbyteria
Beekiel
Campaign Ad Tactics in Foreign Markets Highlighted
A speaker notes that newspapers act as the backbone of campaigns abroad and in distant markets. He compares approaches to magazine and periodical advertising, stressing similar effectiveness to home campaigns.
Miller 8 tres at Mulling Pingyland Station
A terse note reports a purchase decision linked to The dollars and a seller named Miller. The fragment mentions a location Mulling Pingyland Station and a time indicator, hinting at a trading or procurement event without details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
Tres
Mulling ‘Pingyland Station
Faith page listing churches and Children’s Day events
A church page outlines public worship and Children’s Day programs across denominations. It lists Evangelical, Methodist Episcopal, and First Baptist services, Sunday school times, special music, and evening preaching in various venues with participants and song offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist - Episcopal
Epworth League
First Baptist
Sioux City Hootch Peddlers Adopt New Wrinkles
Sioux City bootleggers unveil a fresh scheme to lure customers with a milk bottle illusion. They use milk bottle labels and caps to mimic dairy containers and offer a free delivery service, shaving the white powder into a pint sized bottle to mislead buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Gers
Ita
Fragmented Local Notice Describes Milk Delivery Scene
A fragment notes customers receiving milk from a carrier who coolly stores goods in ice boxes while the milkman collects his fee, illustrating an everyday routine captured in casual detail.
Sac City 1924 graduate Alice Johnson wins perfect attendance
In Sac City Iowa the 1924 high school class honored Alice Johnson with 12 years of perfect attendance and no absences or tardies. Norman Odem of Atlantic also earned the same record, as noted by Larson, the Eye Man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Alice Johnson
Sac City
Iowa
Board of Inlocation
Norman Odem
Atlantic
Real Estate Transfers in ROM June 4 1924 District listings
Real estate transfers from ROM dated June 4 1924 include multiple deeds and parcels. Names include Anna Bredehoft and heirs, J K Bennett to James W Hood, Levi Mountain to John D Shaw, W A McKee sheriff to W S God, Arthur A Mickel with heirs, and Elizabeth M Reilly to Benjamin F Swartz. Parcel details reference Atlantic Cumberland Grove and local townships with monetary values ranging around 1000 to 2100 dollars.
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Anna
Bredehoft
Anns S. Atners
Cumberland
J. K. Bennett
James W. Hood
McDowell
Atlantic
Levi Mountain
John D. Shaw
Mile Creek
W. A. McKee
W.S. Godshff
Arthur A. Mickel
Geo. E. Mickel
Washington Township
E. E
Elizabeth M. Reilly
Benjamin F. Swartz
O. V
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Welles
U.S
Sumner Welles
Coolidge
Frank Morales
Babson
Peter and Paul
Cor
St. Paul's
Velma Bees Pratt
Lydia Baller
Harry Niles
Agnes, Zellmer
Isaac
Prombir’ Knop
Donald Hartkopf
Fran
James
Pross
Shepherd Lad
Arthur Muschall
Lloyd _ Baller
Joseph, Pross
Clarence Zellmer
Mildred
Dorothy Moreland
Leona Pipersen
Leona Pipgrass
Leong Knop
Gertrude Bainick
Lydia Niles
Lydia Buller
Earl Gerhardt
Gerhard Knop
Carl Musehall
Harold Hertkopf
Leona Knop
Viola Knop
Beatrice Picken
Dorothy Morehand
Mabel Ree
Mildred Zellmer
Mildred Moreland
Leona Pip
Demna Berty
Helen Muschall
Genevieve
Alice Katherine Walter Long
Raymond Lund
Jesus
Maurice
Paulo Gwinner
Little Witness
Arlene Lund
Harold Zellmer
Paul Gerhardt
Lloyd Bauler
Glenn Strittmatter
Joseph Progg
Levi
Leona Petersen
Minnie Progs
Blanche Gerhardt
Esther Pieken
Irene Gerhardt
Lydia Baker
Niles
Harry Pieken
Velma Beas
Wsekem Monument
Tran Cragh
Hear Attica
Indy
Blane
Dle Loweu Oy
Sp. Im
Marie Zellmer
Bobby
Tohnny Janss
Wilma
Lucille Janss
Wilma Worth
Irene McCoullough
Bernhart Eilts
Irvin Zeilmer
Esther Brehmer
Mother Goose
Hielen May Dinkey
Marjorie Neil
Robert Spies
Earl Brehmer
Ruth Eilts
Ruby Breyer
Max Brehmer
Pauline Eilts
Jesus Little Lambs
Anil
Della Brehmer
Viola Brehmer
Lloyd Auerbach
Lester Brehmer
Melvin Wise
Alfred Wilts
Alfred Brehmer
Paul Brehmer
Alvin Zellmer
Flossie ‘Brehmer
Ralph ‘Brehmer
Maria Brehmer
Dale Brehmer
Beanor Paulson
Dorothy Eilts
Galilee
Christian
Our
Christian Endeavor
All Bible School Hour
Alexanders
Larson
the Eye Man
Whitney Bros
O. A
Otto
Our Ambulance Service
Gri Reen- Hoy
ElkAlz
Roland Peacock & Baxter
Chestnut ST. of
Atlantic, Iowa
Green Oloniae Pte Saniaed of
Fares
Weta
Devinn
Esstonty
Furnas
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