Elliott items from our special correspondent
Elliott items recount social notes and visits across Creston Shenandoah and Omaha, detailing Mildred Ailshouse’s Indiana trip, Alva Peterson pretending, Charles Ruhlapent’s business in Omaha, and Reynolds of Shenandoah’s activity. Social exchanges at Mrs. W. Hulley’s WCTU gathering, with Nebraskans and local residents noted.
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Mica Mildred
Ailshouse
Creston
Aumim Alva Peterson
Charles Ruhlapent
Omsha
Mya
Reynolds
Shenandoah
Hott
Hully
W.C. TU
Scbr
Mra
C. Payley
Mine Workers Conference Aims At Set Wage Plan
Mine workers from Mtingis and the Mie Taigaperk area held a conference with about 170,000 of the estimated 150,000 men involved. They will meet next Tuesday to seek a basis for agreement. Miners demand a seven and a half dollar daily wage while operators say they cannot compete with non union rates in West Virginia and Kentucky, averaging around 4.50.
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Pho
Operave
Virginia
Kentucky
Exports Rise for Five Months to $2.01 Billion
Washington reports American exports for five months ending June reached 2.01 billion dollars, up 141.42 million from the previous year. Tinware totals showed 1.77 billion dollars in imports, down seven million, yielding a favorable net of gold position of 241.843 million.
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Washington
Départment of Commverte
Tnwarts
Soviet Government invites Chamberlin Tevine to Moscow
Baden Baden Germany. Janel H U N S Glazienee D Cham berlin and Charles Levine, the American airmen, receive invitations and consider a visit to Moscow. Officials press for the trip as wives stay aboard the liner Berlin. The Americans garner public ovations in Basiden. A luncheon with Crit van Bernstaff, a former German leader, is noted.
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Baden Baden
Germany
Janelh
Glazienee
Chamberlin
Charles
Levine
Girmen
New York
Naan
Mose
Taton Vax
Sovist Govertine
Ghamibeslin
Leing Thei
Berlin
Bas Iden
Crit van Bern
Tadhatsiidard
United States
Commander Byrd May Take Off For Paris Flight Friday
Commander Richard E Byrd, returning from Winchester, aims to depart Roosevelt Field for Paris in the Fokker monoplane America, with Bert Acosta and Lt. George Neville aboard. The planned journey seeks scientific study of economical engine speeds and wind currents, with Paris refueling en route and radio contact via station WODA Paterson for weather and ship news.
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Byrd
Paris
New York
Richard &. Byrd
Winchester
Tadeo
Roosevelt Field
George Neville
Will Tarry
Lindbergh
Chamberlin
Levine
America
Clemrhariady
Lnnes
WODA
Paterson
N. 3
Exira Briefs and Local Happenings Update
Exira briefs report visits by relatives, community events, and business moves. The American Legion plans a big dance, local musicians perform, and residents travel to Omaha. A theater change hands in Anita, and donations to flood relief are noted.
Sun Chuan Fang troops suffer heavy drowning loss in junks
In Shanghai on June 15, reports say 300 to 600 Sun Chuan Fang soldiers died when their transport junks capsized, six vessels topsized from overload. Each junk carried 50 to 100 men as Sun Chuan Fang's Recon army retreats toward Tsingtao amid central planning and ongoing negotiations among Chang Tso Lin and Mohan Tsung Chang.
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Shanghai
Sun Chuae Fang
Sun Chuan Fang
Tsingtao
Peking
Chang Tso Lin
Sun Chuae Pang
Mohane Tsung Chang
Thursday Evening Departure Notes and Local Weddings
Thursday evening with Miss Ethel Jiahnez of the city for three weeks they will attend the University of Southern California during the summer session. Fred Anderson of Fullerton Lumber attended the meeting last week for the district. Mr and Mrs Elihu Meyers and Mrs Dodd Love of Pasadena are visiting the brother Dwight West before an extended trip to Europe. Miss Clarabell Andreasen returns to Lutheran hospital Des Moines after a three week vacation with relatives. Local students returning home from colleges include Chester Rasmussen Matthew Buttner Guy Cedar Nelson Rad Harvend Hilda Peters Raymond Casileman Kenneth Littlefield Elsie Rasmussen John Lahner and John Jimson. John Jimson bought the Lamson harness shop building and may convert the garage there. Mrs Morris Tengen, in Des Moines two months for treatment, returned Saturday.
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Ethel
Europe
Migs Clarabell Andreasen
Lutheran Hospital
Des Moines
Chester Rasmussen
Matthew Buttner
Guy College
Cedar Nelson
Rad Harvend
Hilda Peters State Teachers College
Cedar Fallis
Raymond Casileman
Kenneth Littlefield
Elsie Rasmussen
Iowa State
Ames
John Lahner
Cc ‘Altsye
Mount Vernon
John Jimson
Lamson Hirness
Mra
Morris Tengen
Methodist
Heck Oat
Rome
Satandy
Incorporation Papers Filed for First Trust and Savings Bank
Articles of incorporation were filed with the secretary of state in Des Moines. The First Trust and Savings Bank, Armtrong, seeks formal establishment. The filing signals planned operations and the start of state regulatory steps.
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Des Moines
Woc
Ramsay
First Trust and Savings Bank
Armetrong
Bond and securities figures from multiple companies listed
The document lists several firms with presidents and locations including Des Moines Mason City Davenport and discusses bond and securities values such as 346000 25000 325000 and 20000 associated with R E Bunt Merle Y Milligan Ray E Trusia Avagld Ervin and A H Roberson.
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R. E. Bunt
Merley. Milligan Company
Des Moines
B. F. Milligan
Ray E. Trusia Company
Mason City
H. I. Trusia
Avagld-Ervin Company
Davenport
A. H. Roberson
Reeves Smith sisters wed across eight thousand miles
London report says Miss Elsie Reeves Smith will marry Cyril Burney at St Mary's Bolton Kensington while Miss Olive Reeves Smith will wed Harold Mellish in New York, both in June. Newspaper notes an audience of 25 000 parsons reading the paper.
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London
H. Reeves- Smith
Elsie Reeves-Smith
Cyril Burney
St. Mary's
Bolton
Kensington
New York
Olive Reeves-Smith
Harold Mellish
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Tads
Elgin Gold Watch and Chain
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Don Carlos Loan and
Atlantic
P's
Linke Chrorolet-Co
Willard Keller
Range & Frank
Atlantic Auto Co
David Coln Creamery Co
Nene
Walnut St
A. E. Goold
Weitzel Motor Co
Chestnut Street
Fred Kohlscheen
Deep Rock Oil Sta. Atlantic
Iowa
W. UU. Hammer
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Elliott
Pote
By Billie DeBeck
ED Getter
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Evangeline Lindbergh
White House
HaIiteKe Hicks
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Willy
Collins Building
Swan, Martin &Martin
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C. L. Campbell
Gillespie Bldg
M. H. Lynch
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Geuham's
W. S. Greenleaf
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DR. Earl C. Montgomery
Charles A. Grubb
Gillespie Bide
L. C. Allender
Aml Flour ‘Armers
Noel P, Christensen
Welceh-Moore
Uwaurs & Aom
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Y. E. Hafferty
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Jusarayee
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Rexall
Wal! Paper's Paints
Atlantic, Lown
Frank DR. Larson
Atlantic Sheet Metal
Guy Falke
Pickens Electric CO
Young's
Osborne Tomlinson, CO
Chestnut St
C. T. Osborne
C. M. Tantiase
Francis Potter
Roland, Peacock & Baxter
Walnut Street
Christensen
de. W. B. Melenbacker
Xetfay
Farmers Savings Bank
Jnte Ghamberlain
Mgr
J. Burner
U Ghavens and Cigars
Weet Sixth St
Atlantic Deep Rock Oil CO
Simmons & Jobes
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