Ad News Mixed Offers From Vogue and Local Firms
The ad page highlights Newspring apparel with Friday and Saturday specials at The Vogue, including dresses to 20.75 and coats around 19.76 plus millinery discounts. Also noted are tests for Hearing restoration claims, a Syrup product pitch, and assorted local promos for groceries, cleaning products, and fabric sales with limited-time prices.
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Rentark- Wa
Te Dale Laboratories
Corn Refining Co
Byrup
Additella
Eatrock
Gypsum Co
Dawes Quiet During Brief Senate Session In Washington
In Washington March 5 President Charles G Dawes faced a terse senate session. The air buzzed with expectancy after his inauguration and critics pressed for records of yesterday's proceedings. Hale reassured, Reed and Ashurst criticized Dawes, and Curtis remained Republican floor leader with Watson and Wadsworth maintaining conference roles.
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Washington
Charles G. Dawes
Senate
Cases
Fia
Ashuret
Demo
Arizona
Reed
Missouri
Hale
Maine
Coolidge
Curtis
Charles Curtis
Kansas
James E. Watson
Indiana
James W. Wadsworth
New York
Plans To Erect New High School At Avoca
Avoca Iowa March 5 The Avoca school board considers building a new high school and likely to submit bonds totaling 80000 to voters soon. The proposal aims to finance construction and improve educational facilities for the community.
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Avoca
Pershing III Resting Quietly in Havana Hotel
General John J. Pershing, arriving from Santiago de Cuba, spent a quiet night in Havana and was sleeping at 7:30 a.m. today at the hotel where he is stopping, after being taken there yesterday afternoon.
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Havana
Cuba
John J. Pershing
Santiago del Cuba
Des Moines Man Dead After Field Found Foul Play Suspected
Walter Mayo aged 53 of Des Moines died in a local hospital after being found unconscious six days earlier in a field at the city limits. Corner Croft has opened an investigation into the case of foul play.
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Des Moines
Walter Mayo
Corner Croft
Gas Tax Proposal Dominates Today's Iowa Legislature
A Muscatine County senator introduced a bill to fund a gas tax by requiring 75 percent deposits from state and tax bonds, with no hypothecation allowed. Another measure by Senator Wilke seeks county hospital oversight. Fifteen house bills and a resolution to adjourn on April 9 were filed. Senator Romkey pushed an anti intemperance drive with canned heat sales investigated. Bowman and Bergman line tax bills moved to special order for next Tuesday.
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Des Moines
Mare
Iowa
Senaigy Baser
Muscatine
Senungeh
Wilke Traunty
Brittain
Romkey
Bowman
Bergman
Pruning Demonstrations Planned Across Cass County
Cassi county orchardists will host pruning demonstrations Friday and Saturday led by an Ames expert. At 9 30 tomorrow morning the Hijo Schoenbahn place in Union township hosts a morning session, with 1 10 pm at Fred Switzer place south of town in Bear Grove. Saturday opens at 9 30 am at Ed Remiers home in Grant township and continues at 1 30 pm at Leo Prall nat in Benton township.
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Cassi County
County Farm Bureau
Ames
Hijo Schoenbahn
Union’ Township
Fred Switzer
Bear Grove Township
Ed Remiers
Grant Townshire
Leo Prall
Benton Township
Former Anita Girl Weds OWA Student
Mr and Mrs Frank R Leffingwell of Mason City Iowa announce the marriage of their daughter Miss Phylis Irene Henry to Willard I Nelson formerly of Garner Ja The ceremony was held at the M M parsonage with Rev C H Van Metre officiating The bride who grew up in Anita has worked as a bookkeeper since graduating from Mason City schools The groom is a student at Iowa State College Ames and the couple will reside there until he finishes college
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Anita
News-Telegraph
Frank R. Leffingwell
Mason City
Phylis
Irene Henry
Wil ‘Ard I. Nelson
Garner
M. &. Parson
C. H. van Metre
Iowa’ State College
Ames
Hig
Adair Students Hear Inaugural Events In Iowa
Adair Iowa March 6 classes were dismissed as national events unfolded in Washington during the presidential inauguration. Capt H L Byers of Omaha visited today to see his mother in that city. A convention station is planned for Cot on the 4th 5th and nt.
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Adair
Néwn-Telegraph
Washington
H. 10. Byers
Liege
Cot
Jumped hotel bill at Omaha while on tour
A film troupe led by DeVeaux faced arrest in Omaha on a charge of skipping hotel bills, staying two hours at the station before release. The group planned to sever ties with their studio and form an independent cooperative, with several cast members named. Brant Washburn, Joe Murphy, and Ruth Stonehouse were not detained.
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Bill
Omaha
DES Momes Ma
Omraha
Thie Lee
Heo
Te Venuz
Onraha
Brant Washburn
Joe Murphy
Ruth Stonehouse
Ier
J. Ple
Be- Veauz
Oimahis
Songers
DeVeauz
Des Moizes
Fire destroys Eva Jennings house in Wiota
March 5. Fire last night destroyed the Eva Jennings residence in Wiota. Discovered about 10:20 p m, the blaze likely started from a defective flue. Frank Burns and family were not home. neighbors saved most furniture. Mrs Jennings’ stored furniture was lost. Loss fully insured.
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Wiota
News-Telegraph
Eva Jennings
Frank Burns
Funeral Services for Adair Pioneer Detwiler
Funeral services were held at the Adair Presbyterian Church for Jacob S. Detwiler a longtime resident south of town who died Tuesday at eighty. Rev Climbers officiated. Interment was in Sunshine Hill Cemetery. He suffered an invalid decade after a paralysis stroke. Survived by his wife and a son Milton of Colorado.
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Adair
Jacob S. Detwiler
Adair Presbyterian
Climbers
Suninyhille
Detwiler
Milton
Colorado
Avoca High Boys and Girls Win Doubleheader
Avoca defeated Defiance in a home doubleheader. The Avoca boys won 38 to 12 and the girls captured 27 to 18. Special to News Telegraph.
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AVOCA
News-Telegraph
Obscure obituary note for Frank M. Nutter veteran
A fragmentary obituary notice references Frank M. Nutter a veteran, with uncertain address details and garbled text. The readable elements indicate a local historical obituary item but lack clear dates or location.
Well Known Iowa Divine Passes Away in Des Moines
Des Moines March 5 Reverend Walt H. L. Clapp prominent Baptist pastor and religious leader of Iowa died in a Des Moines hospital after a year long illness. He was 68 years old and had served as pastor of Garfield Park Baptist Church Chicago and First Baptist Appleton Wis and led Wisconsin Baptist state convention. Survived by widow Josephine Millard Clapp a son Donald two sisters and a brother funeral services will be at Tarbaum funeral home Saturday at 2 p m with burial in Glendale cemetery.
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Des Moines
Reyv
Walther L. Clapp
Lowa
Clapp
Tagnow
Cedae Rapids
Actings Thamnet
Des Moines Witiennsity
Partwee
Titania
Tawa
Garfield Park
Alfred Clapp
Cavendish
Hvt
Tarba¢um
Glendale Cemetery
Wires Patrolled For Inaugural Ceremony Backup
The American Telegraph and Telephone Company lines used to back the inaugural ceremonies were patrolled between Atlantic and Adair by locals. Crews from other points did similar duty. one of four transcontinental pairs through here carried the backup with no interference. The phantom circuit also operated without trouble. The first backup test occurred Sunday at 4:20 AM, with a second inspection early yesterday.
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American Telegraph and Telephone Company
Atlantic
Adair
Steffens
Northwestern Bell
Fontanelle Man Kicked by Horse in Pasture
In March 5 dispatch Joy Means, a well known Fontanelle resident, was kicked in the leg by a horse while in the pasture and sustained multiple leg fractures. He was taken to Creston hospital. Also on March 5 High Murphy, son of Mr and Mrs Charles H Murphy, fractured both bones in the right forearm in a fall on a cement walk while playing ball.
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Fontanelle
Joy Means
Creston Hospital
Red Qak
High Murphy
Charles H. Murphy
Harlan Ready for District BasKetball Tourney
Harlan leads Class A entries with strong showings alongside Asors. Irwin and Shelby expected to contend for Class B honors. Friday first rounds include Harlan vs Walnut or Man Iagunre and Avoca vs Aydebon-Extra, with finals Saturday night at 8.
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Harlan
Avoca
iMaare
Ehel
Asors
Irwin
Shelby
Iwattar
Walnut S. Mandi Miitas
Harlan Drow
Avoca Dries
Harlan Va
Iagunre
Oteo Eke Avoca
Aydebon
Hancock the Kirkman
Elk Torn
Sheth
Minden
Oetou
Vee Tennant
Massena coach hurt after stepping through trap door
In Massena March 6 Cecil Yarder basketball coach stepped on a trap door in the local court and plunged to the basement, injuring his left foot. The incident occurred during a game and details describe the fall and immediate medical attention.
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Massena
News-Telegraph
Cecil Yarger
Two Major Cage Games This Eve
Two major cage contests tonight feature Iowa state college teams. The Cornell-Carr encounter at Cedar Rapids appears most important, following a Mount Vernon matchup where the Purple edged the opposition. Penn College travels to Ellsworth for a conference game against Iowa rivals.
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Iowa State College
Cedar Rapids
Mount Vernon
Penn College
Ellsworth
Iowa
Big Blimp Declared Grounded For Iowa Trip
Shenandoah in Shenandoah Iowa March 9 Helium gas shortage blocks dirigible Shenandoah and Los Angeles from tours this year Congressman H K Evans says the Iowa trip is postponed to 1926 Large crowd attends southwestern Iowa road meeting in Council Bluffs opinions split on Good Roads Association program counties north of the state want their rights preserved Mrs H P Baxter leaves Nebraska to join her brother Fiplett family
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Shenandoah
U. P
Iowa
H. K. Evans
Los Angeles
Council Bluffs
Towa “Good ‘Roads Association
Spring Baseball Practice Call At Avoca
In Avoca Ia March 5 Special to News Telegraph Coach Fike of the local school has issued a call for candidates for a basketball team. Spring practice will begin next week. Mrs W M Bailey 1004 Cedar Street district chairman for PT A in south central district No 9 was at Gravity Is Monday of this week and all in organizing branch of the PTA. The new PTA in Taylor County is affiliated with the national organizations.
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Avoca
News-Telegraph
Avoca Avoca
Fike
New.f. 1
W. M. Bailey
Cedar Street
PT. A
Sounth
Central District
Taylor County
President Dawes Faces Day's Work Amid Cabinet Shifts
President Dawes, sworn in yesterday, faces a heavy workload as he begins his term. Frank Kellogg becomes secretary of state, Wm Jardine takes agriculture, and Charles Warren is nominated to fill the vacant position as attorney general. The cabinet tally remains fluid as a special session is contemplated to address unresolved appointments.
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Werwen
Senate
Frank B. Kellogg
Minnesota
Charles Ik. Hughes
Wm. M. Jardine i Ranaus
Howard Gore
West Nia
Yegeemates Onal
Charles B. Warren
Michian
Harflan F. Stone
Supreme Court
Congress
Sen Ml
Chautauqua Officials Visit Anita During Trip
Special in News Telegraph Barry PB Harrisud and J Percy Young of Redpath Chautauqua bureau Chicago spent Sunday in Anita with parents Mrs DOB Deny and Mrs J D Young. They were returning to the city of the lakes from Kansas City after placing orders for assembly tents for four circuits at a cost of 50000 dollars to replace ten tents about every four years.
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Anita
Tu. Machh
Barry PB
Harrisud
J. Percy Young
Redpath Eviceuqua Ann Lyceum
Chicago
Dob.deny
J.D. Young
City of the Lakes
Kansas City
Redpath Chautauqua Bureau
Wiota Rebekahs to Observe Founding Anniversary
At the regular Wiota Rebekah lodge meeting the anniversary of the order's founding by Schuyler Colfax will be observed. A committee on arrangements was appointed.
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Wiota
Specialita News-Telegraph
Wiota Rebekah Lodge
Schuyler Colfax
Wiota Students Hear First Presidential Inauguration
Special to News-Telegraph. Wiota consolidated school patrons opened homes so students could hear the inaugural ceremonies on radio. Seniors attended A. H. Swan residence, juniors at J.P. Metz home, sophomores at Superintendent Cunningham’s house.
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Wiota
News-Telegraph
A. H. ‘Swan
Cunningham
Weather forecast notes fair conditions and warming trend
Generally fair conditions expected tonight and Friday with warmer evenings. Temperature rise noted across the period, with lights winds and no precipitation anticipated.
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