Ham at the Fair: Comedy and Drama Features
A three part feature by Lee Arthur titled Ham at the Fair presents a humorous comic act with Ham and Brad TM at the Panama-Pacific Expo in San Diego California. The program includes The Test with Herbert Prior, a dramatic piece about fate and moral choices and a central question of whether the character did right as he seeks a new start.
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Brad
San Diego
Cal
America
Lee Arthur
Herbert Prior
Chicago Grain Market Summary and Open Prices
The page lists Chicago Grain Market figures furnished by L. T. Spangler for Carhart Code Harwood Co with wheat corn oats and pork quotes and a Chicago Stock Market section reporting hogs cattle and sheep receipts pricing and estimated tomorrow totals dated June 20 with active markets and varied bids and asks across livestock and grain sectors.
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Chicago
L. T. Spangler
Carhart, Code-Harwood Co
South Omaha Stock Market Summary June 30
Hogs receipts 12,000 with prices 7.20 to 7.45 bid. Cattle receipts 3,000 with beeves 7.25 to 9.35 and cows and heifers around 8.00. Sheep receipts 7,000 with lambs 9.40 to 10.00 and yearlings 6.50 to 7.50. Strong lambs eased. hogs and cattle show varied gains and steady ranges across grades.
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Chicago
L. T. Spangler
Ill
Texas
South Omaha
L.J. Spangler
High Diver DeBrus Weds Pearl Spider in City Ceremony
Speedy DeBrus, self styled world high diving champion and Oklahoma City resident, married Miss Pearl Spider of Schuyler Nebraska in a city ceremony last week performed by Justice Cain. The groom serves as an attache for the Lahden Carnival company and the couple left with the carnival troupe.
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Speedy DeBrus
Oklahoma City
Okla
Justice Cain
Pearl ‘Spider
Schuyler, Neb
Lahden Carnival Company
Helpful Hints For Housewives Inspire Domestic Tips And Recipes
An article offers practical household guidance including a kettle lid invention for easy filling and keeping food warm, glove maintenance with skimmilk, pearl barley pudding with apples, dill pickles in layered brine, plain doughnuts with baking powder, cherry tapioca dessert served cold, and a beet peeling method to avoid bleeding.
Pheasant Affair and Society Notes at Country Club
Social events recount a Tuesday luncheon at the Country Club for about forty ladies with a crimson ramblers theme, followed by games and fancy work. Plans announce a July 20 luncheon committee led by Mesdames Gamble and Young. Other items cover visiting girls Miss Edith O Connell hosting Lila G Connell and Miss Alice Blakemore, a July 28 birthday celebration for Dell Noyer with a $100 prize, and a porch party hosted by Miss Wini red Campbell with twenty attendees.
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Country Club
Arl Hoffman
J. A. Giffen
CL J Campbell
P. M. Alexander
Rascoe Brown
the Block
Charles’ Block
Crawford
G. G. Jeck
W. F. Graham
Mesdames Gamble and Young
Mesdames Wm. Nichols
C. W. Lavery
1. K. Shranger
Harlan
H. A. Delaheyde
F. Hf, Townsend
G. Clarke
A. A. Gillette
Edith O’connell
Lila Gconnell
Los Angeles
Cal
Alice Blakemore
Chicago
Mildrede Appleman
Local Notables and Notices Highlight Week
Sheriff McKee and Deputy Swart were seen on official business in Anita and Griswold respectively. C A Dallinger moved to the Frank Limpus place south of the city. W J Deering and wife return from St Paul and Minneapolis after a hardware dealers meeting. Lester Balding and mother plan an extended western trip via Washington and California. Miss Janice Emmett underwent tonsillectomy and adenoid removal at Atlantic hospital. Mrs R McGeehan and sister depart for an extended western trip to California expositions. Tri Mu class plans a picnic at Crystal Lake on July 8 with church group transport and 1 pm assembly.
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E Vampiro— Lewis
McKee
Anita Yeaterday
Swart
Griswold
C. A. Dallinger
Frank Limpus
W. J. Deering
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Mr. Deering
National Hardware Dealers Meeting
Lester Lt. Balding
Conley Shoe Store
Washington
California
Janice Emmett
Claire Sweney
Atlantic Hospital
R. §. McGeehan
Margaret Anderson
Weat
California Expositions
Mmr
Tri Mu
M. B
Crystal Lake
Employment Bureau Ad Seeks Applicants
A terse classified item invites people to use the free employment bureau of the Atlantic Commercial Club. It lists a phone number 476 and notes that a number of applications are now on file. A nearby line suggests trying 8 News-Tategraph in the want ad.
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Free Employment Bureau of
The
Atlantic Commercial Club
The Story of Sandy O'Neill
A elderly itinerant named Sandy O'Neill is praised for endless generosity and cheer that touched many townsfolk. He becomes a copper king through a mining windfall, aids neighbors with gifts and deeds, but a later crisis leaves him penniless while former beneficiaries resist public support.
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Redding
Lim
Sandy O’neill
Sandy
Lake Interior
Sindy
Alexander O'Neill
Copper King
Lindy
Sandy oNeil
Sandy O'Neill
Pratt
Mr. O'Neill
Randy
Euffer
O'Neill Fe & Wreck
Remains of L. D. Thomas Arrive for Interment in City
The remains of the late L. D. Thomas arrived today from Bounce and were taken from the train to the cemetery for interment. Accompanied by his wife, W. J. Thomas, and their son and daughter in law John Goold and wife the funeral arrangements proceeded. Pallbearers named include W. O. Lowe W. Z. Theering W. L. Ash J. L. Winne Chris Kringel and T. Malone. Hammocks at prices to suit every body sold by Albert Boylens with social at J S Simmons Ltd and Spruce Thursday evening. Admission 15 cents.
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L. D. Thomas
W. J. Thomas
John Goold
W. OD. Lowe
W. Z. Theering
W. 1
Ash
J. L. Winne
Chris Kringél
T. °. Malone
Jack Matthews Arrested for Liquor Offense
Night officer J M Bourne arrested Jack Matthews on charges of giving liquor to a man intoxicated or prone to intoxication. The case involving Jim Crowley from Wiota is set for tomorrow at 2 PM before Mayor Burnea with bond fixed at $200 as of press time.
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Jack Matthews
J. M. Bourne
Jim Crowley
Wiota
Matthews
Burnea
Weather and Crop Report for Week Ending June 28 1915
Owa Weather and Crop Service reports below normal temperatures and precipitation for the week ending June 28 1915 with heavy showers causing crop damage. Algona recorded the highest rainfall at 4.46 inches on the 23rd while northern Poweshiek and Des Moines counties saw hail in the path. Overall farming conditions favored, corn growth rapid, fields largely plowed, fall wheat and rye harvest beginning in southern counties, haying progressing with better yields, all crop crops in excellent condition and fruits promising. GEO. M. Chappel Director.
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Geo. M. Chappel
Grocers to Close Atlantic Stores Monday
Atlantic grocery stores will be closed all day Monday with no deliveries scheduled for that date.
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Atlantic
Tolyoth
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