Lupin Tonight and the Faker in Snakeville Comedy
A fragment from a historical newspaper page notes Lupin Tonight and the Faker in Snakeville with Ethel Clayton and Joseph Kaufman. It mentions The Darkness Before Dawn a domestic drama about a woman losing her lover and facing his marriage to another, plus unrelated entries about livestock prices, a home for the sick and aged run by Mrs. Sarsh Helmer, and barber shop hours for July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Clayton
Joseph Kaufman
Lupin
Frictian
Chicago Grain Market Summary from June 24
Daily market report from Chicago shows Wheat trading around 10.15 to 10.50 with July and September bids. Hog receipts near 25,000 and livestock futures mix to higher on good quality. cattle expected firm with 1,400 hogs and 5,000 cattle estimated tomorrow. Market furnished by L T Spangler for Carhart Code Harwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. T
Spangler
Chicago
Texas
T.W.A
Classified Advertising Credit Notice
The notice warns that this office does not extend credit on classified ads unless the applicant is a business with a regular advertising account. It instructs that payment must be sent the same day for phone in want ads.
Local society notes and shop ads from Council Bluffs region
A crowded brain of brief social items lists visitors and residents in town. Mrs Ray Hedges and children visit Omaha relatives while Mrs R J Cornell visits her parents in Anita. Miss Lila O Connell of Los Angeles stays with Mary E Connell. Dr Max Emmert from Des Moines performed an operation here. Owen and Harry Meredith of Des Moines visit with friends. John McCourt improving at home. Buckley s Pantorium offers cleaning and pressing. baby chicks advertised. wedding guests Petite McGiffin noted. Acme Mercantile Agency offers wage and claim collections. various locals travel, visit, and shop at the Yarior Market and The People s Store. fresh fish available and sporting goods priced for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckley
Jas
C. F. Chase
E. P. Snowden
Omaha
Guthrie Center
Blaugas
Owen
Harry Meredith
Des Moines
Olive Street
Black
Louige Junkin
Chariton
Will McGiffin
Fairfield
Petite-McGiffin
Jacob Swin
Emelia Collatz
Joe Morgan
Anjla
Acme Mercantile Agency
Ed Ash
Council Bluffs
Chas. Laverude
Madeline Louise
C. G. Reynolds
Griswold
DeRoe Weber
Robert Abeles. Company
Atlantic Southern
Teft
New Baby for Mr and Mrs De Witt Manning
Short items announce the birth of a son to Mr and Mrs De Witt Manning at the hospital this morning. Other notes mention trains delayed by a washed out bridge near Séandia Kansas and the mayor sentencing Earl Ray of Omaha to three days in jail for drunkenness. Fred Switzer is appointed administrator of Elmer Todd’s estate after a fatal auto accident at Crystal Lake. Sadie Donnelly heads to Des Moines for breast tumor surgery at Mercy hospital, accompanied by her parents. A fresh fight at Parlor Meat Market on Walnut Street is also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Ray
Omaha
Switzer
Fred Switzer
Elmer Todd
Crystal Lake
Sadie’ Donnelly
Des Moines
Mercy Hospital
John Donnelly
Keeps Mr Wilson in touch with Europe details Colonel House
Colonel Edward M House has returned from a secret mission abroad and acts as a close presidential adviser. He has briefed President Wilson on sentiment toward peace, met with officials in Germany France and England, and denied that his European visit was to arrange mediation. House, born 1858 in Houston, is a political figure known for quiet influence and has not sought public office. He is regarded as a key source on battlefield governments and popular opinion in the belligerent nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward M. House
Washington
Colonel House
Europe
White
Germany
France
England
Wilon
House
Houston
Tex
Cornell College
Texas
Mr. Bryan
Scouts in Open Country In Wartime
Soldiers in northern France operate mainly in trenches but scouts risk venturing into open country to scout and plunder. The illustration shows a party of German soldiers risking exposure while probing beyond the frontline positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Silent Scouts Guarding Orchard Amid War Reflections
The text recalls scouts sleeping peacefully in an orchard as if war did not exist, noting sentries ready to warn of an enemy. It evokes old romance of war and the sense of confinement from underground warfare.
George Blaney Dead In Griswold Area
Obituary notes the death of Geo Blaney long-time Toye township resident near Griswold. He died after diabetes worsened, with services held at Grove township Christian church and burial in Grove cemetery. Survived by a late wife. he had spent much time in the west and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Griswold
Geo. Blaney
Toye Township
Omaha
Carson
Christian Church
Grove Township
Grove Cemetery
West
Washington
Fast entries promise exciting races at Hamilton Club
United Press reports in Hamilton Ontario that fast entries promise exciting races at the Hamilton Jockey Club during the next seven days as the first races run this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
United Press
Hamilton
Ont
Hamilton Jockey Club
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Lupiue
Julius Steger
Brera Ratsies
Ritas
Bie Os
Stovkers
Highe
Chicago Grain Market
L. T. Spangler
Carhart
Code-Harwood Ca
Toro
BB. Park
Prevoius
Lord
Ontoan
Riba
Chicago Stock Market
South Omaha Stock Market
South Omaha
Aook
the Atlantic Hospital
Atlantic
Hugh Magaerell
Lorenzen Bros. Meat Market
Fred Geiger
John
Menefee
Vn Lauritzen
Hoeard
Olive St
J. D. iEhoward
A. Mickel
Timothy
Naver
Griffin Bros
John Fuhlendorf
Mr. Baxter
B.’ R. Wasson
Iowa Loan and Trust Co
J. B. Thomason
John Day
Green
Cass County
Lewis
Ray Hedges
R. J. Cornell
Anita
Thomas Chester
Cumberland
Busi- Ncs
Mesdames
Will Young
Maine
Yarior
Walnut St
Henshaw & Martin
People's Store
Helli
White Pole
Hone Bakery
Séandia
Kas
Parlor
MR. Wilson
American Press Association
Conley Shoe Store
George Blaney
Wilken Monument Works
Tlantic
Town
W. C. Heers
New ‘Fulton ‘Building
L. R. Nelson
4Th and
Chestnut Streets
Art Kewley
Aell
Mickel Building
Green Bay Lumber Company
B. R. Wasson
Sam
Avoca
Iowa
Pain
Bowery
R. Frost
I Krienke
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