Hiker in City Cross Country Leaves San Francisco
A hiker, traveling in stages from San Francisco toward New York, is seen departing with credentials from the Bulletin’s sporting editor. He carries a letter to the New York Journal editor, travels with the Railway Clerks order badge, and plans to return to San Francisco in August. He endured a rough storm near Wy sheep herders before continuing eastward.
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Presiiado
Thoren
San Francisco Bullétin
The
Bulletin
New York: Journal
Order of ‘Railway
Wasi
Omaha
San Francisco
News- Telegraph
Gotham
Binding Twine Sale and Used Files Promised by News Telegraph
In transit a car of Crick brand twine is offered at 11 cents per pound after selling over 40,000 pounds last year to users. Remaining stock includes slightly used box files for 50 cents each. The News Telegraph.
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P. Meredith
Steel Wheel Forged in One Piece for Automobiles
A single piece steel wheel incorporating rims spokes hubs and brake assembly is claimed as a new automotive wheel design. The invention emphasizes integrated construction aimed at simplifying assembly and improving strength.
Photographic Contest Offers 2000 in Copper Prize Funds
New York announces a nationwide photo contest to show non rusting metals like copper brass and bronze lasting quality and the wastefulness of substitutes. Prizes total 2000 with 150 first in each class 1265 second 75 third 50 and ten 10 prizes. Photos must feature aged copper or brass items at least 85 years old and may depict substitutes showing rusted leaders pipes or damaged plumbing. Entrants may use non own property with permission or public objects and must mail photos protected in cardboard.
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Jones
New York City
Anyene
aLhere
Isi
War Heroes Rule Deputies in French Chamber
Paris reports that war veterans hold 50 seats in the chamber of deputies with many lacking prewar political experience. Observers foresee future French policy driven by wartime records, as nobles and titled officers populate the republican body alongside prominent industrialists and racing barons.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
American Congress
General de Castelnau
Jean Fabry
Joffre
Vis
Washington
Castelnau
Marquis de Dion
Maurice de Rothschild
Due dAuditrey Pasquier
Due de Dalmaatie
Descerdint
Napoleon
Marshal
Soult
Joachim Ae Surat
Albert
dAublung
Boxed files auctioned for a few small sums
A fragment from The News Telegraph notes leftover slightly aged boxes and files priced at 50c each, indicating a simple clearance or sale of miscellaneous box contents.
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the News Telegraph
The Buck Pasees the Buck An Americanization Incident
A fragmented note describes an Americanization incident in the West involving a Piuto Indian figure, a stick and white paint. Details are unclear but imply a cultural clash or miscommunication centered on a traditional figure.
Knights of Columbus to attend funeral services for Burke
Members of the Knights of Columbus are urged to meet at the local Catholic church by 7 30 A M on Wednesday to attend the funeral of Brother Charles B Burke at 7 45 A M Grand Knight Troy signs the notice Arthur Lee promotes Tanlac in a separate line.
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Knights OF Columbus
Charles B. Burke
LPM
Troy
Hail Damage Hits John Hentzelman Farm and Events Across Iowa
Heavy hail last week destroyed about a thousand cabbages on John Hentzelman’s truck farm and shattered windows in greenhouses. In Mason City, N H Kildeo of Iowa State College will speak at the Holstein and dairy picnic at East Park on June 27. Ex governor Lowden is being sought to attend as president of the National Holstein Association. Webster City settlers form an Old Settlers and Historical Society to collect county data and foster ties. first meeting at the county fair next fall. Des Moines, the Iowa Unionist official organ, suspended due to funds.
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Hanford
John Hentzelman
Ehm Ia Tuiches
Hentzelman
Mason City
N. H. Kildeo
Iowa State College
Ames
Fast Park
Webster City
Old Settlers
Hamilton County
Old Settlers and Historical Society
Record fleet ends as war shipbuilding program closes
The Bethlehem Shipbuilding corporation delivered ships to the Shipping Board Emergency Fleet Corporation marking the end of the wartime program. From May 24, 1917, to May 9, 1922, the government built 2,812 ships totaling 13,620,711 deadweight tons, with many vessels idle amid low world trade. The program, extended after the armistice, showed vast output across the United States and abroad, including significant fabrication and assembly innovations and regional build totals.
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Washington
Bethlehem | Shipbuilding ‘Corporation
Shipping Board
Emergency Fleet Corporation
West World
Mi Line
South America
Ereateat Shipbuilding Enterprise
Wwos
North Bend
Kruse & Banks
Ore
Whith
Armistiea
New York
Southampton
England
United States
Tis
Japan
China
Weeden
Butlin
Thas Iountry
Atlantic
Pacific Coast
Secn
Great Lakes
Gulf
Old Town Plans First Church Building
The Rev. Robert Han of the Southern Methodist congregation announces plans to erect the town s first church, a milestone though the community has been incorporated eighty five years.
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Jamestown
Enn
Robert Han
Southern Methodist
Dog Shows His Dislike For Modern Dancesteps In LA Party
Panic filled Emil Warner home when a vicious spaniel barged into a dancing party in Los Angeles. The dog bit multiple guests, first injuring Mrs. Herbert Hupp Pasacena and then attacking Mrs. Janet Rust before being subdued by J Ogden. The incident disrupted the gathering as spectators recounted the chaos and injuries.
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Los Angeles
Emil Warner
Judgments Entered In June Term of Court by Default
Judge J B Rockafellow presiding reports defaults in numerous cases during the June term. Amounts include 1678.71 in Nichols vs Eagles Association, 1386.25 in Malone vs Turner, 421.22 in Manhattan Oil Co. vs Turner, 372.17 in Voorhees vs J Smith, 550.95 in Voorhees vs O F Caywood, 203.25 in Meredith vs Betsersen, 438.35 in HeCaustland et al vs Schrader et al, 500.90 in HeCaustland et al vs Pettinger et al, 596.45 in McCaustland et al vs Pettinger et al, 442.70 in McCaustland vs Trego et al, 409.67 in Joyce Lumber Co. vs McCarthy, 4445.2 in Gillis et al vs Simunaci, 361.02 in State Bank vs Rothers and Kus, 350.00 in P O Joint vs Ryich. Try a News-Telegraph Want Ad.
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J. B. Rockafellow
F. W. Nichols
Antic Eagles Association
Henry Stuva
Frank P. Dilger
al Ate
Anna Malone
Roscoe Turner
Manhattan Oil Co
Rosagg
Turner
Léon G. Voorhees
J. Smith
Leon
A. A
Anna Simunaci
Towa State Bank
Fred Rothers
Frank Kus
P. O. Joint
Peter Ryich
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News Telegraph
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Ier
Tor
Copper
Brass Research Association
Broadway
Ee Jane Cate
Nia
Labor
Wiliam Reese
Arthur Lee
Des *Moines
Iowa Unionist
Des Moines Trades and Labor Assembly
Assembly
ESSEX
Wan
Sr Vrcauts
Dog
Oh; Ny
Maxwell
Sdus
IGWA
News-Telegraph
Eaymor
City of Home Owners
Hame
Omaila
Charter of Commerce
City of Home Gang
HQOD
P. H. Pettinger
Jowa
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