Lectured on Masonry by Denver Speaker Robert Graham
Robert Graham of Denver lectured on Masonry at the local Masonic hall to a good audience, with many out of town members attending. Graham, who came to Iowa over a year ago to stay six months, has enjoyed his extended stay and was a welcome visitor to our office. He will lecture next Sunday at Walnut.
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Robert Graham
Denver
Masonic Hall
Order
Graham
Iowa
Walnut
Reunion marks Crawford family sixty second anniversary
S Crawford and his wife and daughter Gretchen returned from Concord Nebraska after a Crawford family reunion tied to the sixty second wedding anniversary of Mrs Crawford's parents. A large turnout included all sons-in-law and daughters-in-law with Mrs Crawford and son Kenneth of Canada visiting the Crawford home.
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S. Crawford
Gretchen
Concord
Neb
Crawford
Kenneth
Canada
Collision Mixup Damages Between Local Car Owners
Charles F. Chase and L. R. Nelson were in a morning collision at Third and Chestnut streets. Chase admitted fault and agreed to pay for Nelson’s damaged fender. Nelson’s car suffered a broken running board and fenders on one side. Chase drove a Partin-Palmer car. Nelson owned a Ford.
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Charles F. Chase
L. R. Nelson
Third
Chestnut Streets
Nelson
Mr. Chase
Mr. Nelson
Partin-Palmer
Mr Nelson
Ford
Will Mayfield and Cora A Mack Wed at Court House
A wedding took place Saturday afternoon at 3 30. Justice of the Peace Pressnall officiated the ceremony for Will Mayfield and Cora A Mack, both residents of the city. The nuptials were conducted in the courthouse.
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Justice of the Peace
Pressnall
Will Mayfield
Cora A. Mack
Court House
Merchants Wednesday Ball Park Showdown
Next Wednesday at the local ball park a game between the Greys and a merchants chosen team will draw a large crowd and supply ample fun and amusement.
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Greys
Hughes Bound Over For Grand Jury In Bootlegging Case
W. H. Hughes, color ed, arrested on a bootlegging charge, waived preliminary hearing and bound over to await the September term grand jury. Bond set at 200 dollars, default sent to county jail.
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W. H. Hughes
Ithe County
Wife has him arrested for disturbing the peace
At about 7 o'clock Saturday evening Mrs. William Snouffer swore out information charging her husband with disturbing the peace at their home. He was taken in and lodged in the city bastile until about 11 o'clock, released on a $10 bond to appear in the mayor's court at 2 o'clock today.
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William Snouffer
Bill
Bastile
Imayor's
Peckinpaugh Chosen Yankee Captain Again
Roger Peckinpaugh, star infielder and captain, is praised for steady, brilliant play since joining the Yankees. His leadership has steadied the club after uneven form with Cleveland, with teammates noting improved reliability and edge in performance.
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Yankee
Roger Peckinpaugh
Cleveland
Followers Loyal to Pancho Villa and His Rise
Pancho Villa, famed revolutionary leader, is described as uneducated yet capable, with a history of outlawry and daring campaigns. The piece notes his early life, capture of territory, military prowess, and strict orders against liquor as he built a disciplined, well supplied force and established order in towns he controlled.
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Villa
Mexico
Ilo
Madero
Madere
Juarez
Navarro
Muerta
Mexico City
Wille
Federala
Mekx
Hhan
Local Social Notes Highlight Sioux City Visitors and Errands
A string of short personal mentions notes William Rhody of Sioux City visiting for business, Wray Wilson and family from Masena as Atlantic callers, Paul Brown of Berea visiting friends, and Maxwell sold to August Crone of Anita. Also listed are visits by Guy McBloom, A Broadfoot family, Mrs. George Lemmon, W. B. Emerson, Paul Wiechmann returning from Marble, Minn, and local social activities at the golf club and W C T U picnic plans.
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William Rhody
Sioux City
Wray Wilson
Massena
Atlantic
Paul Brown
Berea
Cass County Auto Co
Maxwell
August Crone
Anita
Guy McBloom
Des Moines
A. Broadfoot
J. M. Broadfoot
Bert Butler
George Lemmon
Clinton
C. P. Mereath
W. B. Emerson
Paul Wiechmann
Marble
Minn
George
C. W. Curtis
Laymen Missionary Movement Conference Set at Lake Geneva
All invited men from town churches to attend the laymen's missionary movement conference at Lake Geneva Wisconsin from July 29 to August. The annual gathering unites denominations to plan outreach to other men and promote mission interest. J Campbell White heads the movement speaking, with James M Speers a conference chairman and New York dry goods store president. Western Chicago HQ plans large turnout as a notable speaker lineup is announced.
Anita Blood and Raymond Beaver Wed in Anita Ceremony
Grace Darlene Blood of Anita and Raymond C. Beaver of Grass Range Mont were married yesterday at 9 am at the Har ris home 605 Forrest avenue. The Rev Dr J R Woodcock officiated. The couple will reside in Grass Range Mont.
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Des Moines Register
Grace Darlene Blood
Anita, Jr
Raymond C. Beaver
Grass Range
Mont
R. E B. Harris
Forrest Avenue
J. R. Woodcock
Town Bible Trai Ning School
Elocution Teachers Meet at Evanston Convention
The twenty third annual National Speech Arts association convention opens in Evanston Illinois for a week long session. Teachers from across the country discuss standardizing public speaking instruction and conduct evening recitals. An aside notes a blue serge suit for purchase at Nelson and Grulke for twenty dollars.
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Evanston, II
National Speech Arts’ Association
Navy plucking board to finish work tomorrow officials say
Washington June 29 Navy department authorities expect the plucking board to complete its work tomorrow with announcements of its pluckings likely. Five captains four commanders four lieutenant commanders and two lieutenants are slated for removal. In charge of the work are Admiral Southerland Read Admiral Knight Read Admiral Reynolds Rear Admiral Caperton and Rear Admiral Melean.
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Washington
Navy Department
Leutenant
Southerland
Knight
Reynolds
Caperton
Melean
Walking on Stilts to Panama Exposition Journey
Postmaster Williams reports F. BE. Wilvert will trek this week through the city walking on stilts from Morrisburg Pennsylvania toward San Francisco for the Panama-Pacific exposition. He stands ten feet eight inches tall on the stilts and has covered eighty-seven days with sixty-four days on the road. averaging twenty miles daily for a total route of 3100 miles. He competes for a $5000 prize from the exposition commissioners for the most conspicuous arrival by stunt.
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Williams
F. BE. Wilvert
Morrisburg
San Francisco
Tennis Title At Stake In Brooklyn Championship
The lawn tennis championship of Long Island opened at Kings County Tennis Club in Brooklyn. Play began with many players who competed in the metropolitan matches ten days earlier returning to defend or claim the crown.
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New York
Long Island
Kings County
Brooklyn
Editors of 3 States Meet in Omaha
Editors from Nebraska Iowa and South Dakota to convene in Omaha on July 20 for a day of activities ending with Ak Sar I tan hosting a special initiation for visiting editors. Nebraska delegates chose July 20 as the convenient date for a general gathering among the pencil pushers from the three states.
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Omaha
Nebraska
Iowa
South Dakota
Genuine English Finish blue serge suits at $20
Nelson and Grulke offer authentic English finish blue serge suits priced at 20 dollars, highlighting value in a clothing display.
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Nelson & Grulke
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the Majestie
Peckinpaugh
American Press Association
Pancho Villa
Price
General Villa
Saltillo
J. P. Harris
F. J. Macomber, Jr
Lewis
Golf and Country Club
D. C. Jones
Atantic Rubber Co
Case County Auto Co
Messrs
Otto and
Dungan
L. H. Pine
Nampa
Idaho
Mr. Pine
Henry Holaday
Henry
Telegraph
Willie Ritchie
Freddig Welsh
Pug
Welsh
Willie
Thia
Christensen
Christensen Bros
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