Atlantic Corn Show A Howling Success In Iowa History
The First Annual Atlantic Corn Show is hailed as a remarkable success with widespread civic support. The event drew praise for exhibits, decorations, and community effort, while a city newspaper notes it will become a yearly affair, backed by persistent local leaders and farmers.
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Atlantic
Iowa
Charlie Malone
Sam Marshall
Frank Nebe
News-Telegraph
Washington occult influence on government debated by experts
The piece surveys fortune tellers and mediums in the capital, noting a large, prosperous circle led by figures such as Mme. Marcela and Prof. Marcus La Marr. It questions how occult advice might shape executive, legislative, and judicial actions, concluding that real impact hinges on concrete, tangible benefits to leaders.
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Charles P. Stewart
Ashington
Washington
America
Marcia
White House
Mme
Mareta
Uwe
Arges
Marcela
Marcus ‘la Marr
Lalnce
Yiu
Muddling Through in Verse by Walt Mason
A short verse on British statesmen muddling through repeated woes and endurance across many eras. The poem reflects on resilience, with lines about facing ruin and remaining steadfast despite dire prophecies. It contrasts public grit with private resolve amid ongoing trouble.
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Britain
Alon
Muddle Through Faith Guides Duty Despite Sorrows
A 1925 George Matthews Adams monologue extols a plan rooted in righteousness and benevolence. It praises a delegate who loves his fellow man, trusts in doing right, and will muddle through when troubles arise, urging steady effort over despair.
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Dame Sorrow
George Matthew Adams
Make a Wish on the First Star Says a Parable
An odd column suggests wishes come true if spoken aloud when the first star appears. It muses on long ages shaping humanity and hints at unfinished work ahead. A note about a St Louis law office robbery contrasts with a loan office crime and a Texas editor dodging a zero fine.
First Regional Conference of Health Workers Ties In
Health workers meet at the University campus in Iowa City for the first regional conference. Leaders include Dr Don M L Chewold and Maes Franck Braphy with sessions on tuberculosis education and state health topics. A November slate outlines health day events and a Sioux Falls conference with Dr Philip Jacobs.
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Ties Molnes
Regi Ct
Bealti
Ahd Wagnel
Canta
Towa City
State Conference of Social Work
Wosd
Weel
Wo A. Means
Senver
Chicago
Don ML’ Chewold
Yand Chao
Tiew
Chrivenn
Geal Chairien
Maes Franck Braphy
Lows Taberculosid Association
Hosrdoor
Fort Mount
Moines
State Teachers’ Association
W. A. Sutton
Atlanda
Onntries
Grant Club
Iowa
Sioux Falls
Anephr
South Dakota Public Heart Association
Philip Jacobs
National Tuberculosis Association
New York
Will of late Mrs Anna Greves filed for probate
The will dated May 2 1021 in Creston nominates heirs including Mrs Margaretha Hredorius and others. It directs sale of all property, distribution of $2000 to Anna Stelley and Peter Stelley and John Vey, with various legacies to relatives. Judge Wade of Jews City presides as the federal term shifts.
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Wilbur
Lansdowne
Balakaloa
Anna Greves
Dbrite
Claus Harder
Margaretha Hredorius
Sties
Furmiuy
John Prederius
Anna Brolerius
Mabie
Walter
Teen
IL Rohner
James Whitney
Dere Hicer
Anna Stelley
Peter Stelley
Jobe Vey
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Creston
Martin J. Wade
Jews City
Wade
Jim
Des Moines
Lowa City
Dudge AL Loycoming
Reeves
Kansas City
Davenport
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