Local Clubwomen Attend District Meeting in 1926 Program
Local clubwomen prepare to travel for a district meeting with a luncheon in the church basement. A roundtable discussion is led by Mrs Wallis Milchrist with Miss Mary Mallike organizing activities. Reading, singing, and lectures by Mrs A Richie Mrs Baumeter Mrs Livingston and others are listed alongside reports from committees and adjournment.
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O'Tock
Wallis Milchrist
Club Institute
Mary Mallike
A. Richie
Reading
Baumeter
Avoca
Priscilla Club Hosts Meeting and Social Events
Priscilla Club to meet hosted by James C. H. Eckles and J. T. Shanon at the home of the first lady. A Luncheon, steel industry talk by Irving and Nichols, and Lincoln PLT. A meeting on Tuesday, October 20, at the Pechpodac three eebick poo. Members asked to bring a plate cup and fork. Business portion and social activities noted.
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Priscilla Club
James C. H. Eckles
J. T. Shanon
Kolpea
Irving Nd
Cy Nichols
Lincoln
Lincoln Rt. AL
Pechpodac
Janey
Pymon Busy Bee Sewing Club
Plymon Busy Bee
Opal Lamphiere
Ruby McFarland
Shivaber
T. R. Nichols
Rupert Lew
Judy
East Ninth Street
Moesditoes Deering
Cadleeieh
SOS claims disputed over Rome incident details
Testimony questioned whether any SOS distress calls were sent by the Rome. Officials noted naval authorities were alerted four times after the crash. Captain Diehl reportedly brought a message at 1:00 a.m. and a second at 2:00 a.m. to a subordinate, amid confusion surrounding the steamship line and response.
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Boston
Harold Reffey
Treantport
Joe
Kelley
Diehl
Cite
Rome
Cragh
Change in Postal Rates Urges Printers Union Meeting
Chicago ort 19 The thirty-ninth annual convention of the United Typothetae of America opens with a demand for restoration of the one cent rate for open letters and protests against recent postal rate revisions. Delegates urge retention of the two cent first class rate and parcel post service fees, abolition of franking privilege, and COD postage on return missives.
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Chicago
United Pypethestae
Aiiia
Paper man visits Hugh Reinig family in Mississippi
W O Johnson and wife called at the home of Mr and Mrs Hugh Reinig in Mississippi. Mr Jackson, proprietor of the Jackson News, accompanied them. Jackson, a city of about 75 000, was one of the Souths thriftier towns and a founder of the paper thirty two years ago.
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Mississippi
Hugh Reinig
W.og. Johnson
Jeposop
Jackson
Misisippi) News
South
Mar. Aid
Prepig
Opening Guns In Battle Over Tax Reduction Fired
In a continuation from Page One the piece discusses federal estate tax gift tax and other taxes. It notes a constitutional amendment to block states from issuing tax exempt securities and mentions reform ideas including repealing theater and admission taxes and lowering automobile taxes. It covers treasury surplus use, debt reduction, board of tax appeals, and Mellon's assertion that a $250 to $400 million tax reduction target is possible without harming taxpayers.
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Former Anita hotel woman opens cafe down at Menlo
Miss Clara Keikert, former proprietor of the Victoria Ho keloid Anita, opens a cafe in Menlo. The move follows long service in Anita, with local mentions of Miss Mabel White and Miss Dorothy Dinsmore visiting relatives, and others tied to Anita and Atlantic areas. The week’s gatherings include Mrs Flavin Hook visiting Atlantic and Walter Root with family at Anita vicinity.
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Anita Hotel
Menlo
Anita
Clara Keikert
Victoria
Mabel White
Causey
Dorothy Dinsmore
Les Moines University Conservatory of Music
Flavin. Hook
Atlantic
FL M. Nebe
Walter Root
TP. K. Root
Mr. Juff
Wm. Spear
Soh
Henry
Davenport
Man Who Found Himself at Atlantic Theatre Starred by Meighan
Screen News notes Yom Meighan headlines The Man Who Found Himself at the Atlantic Theatre. The plot centers on a new banker scheming to topple the old bank, sending Thomas I. Macaulay to prison, and triggering romance and revenge. The film features Sing Sing prison scenes, some comedy, and a climactic shootout before a final forgiveness. Also playing is James Cruzen’s Pony Express Tuesday through Thursday.
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Paramount
Atlantic Theatre
Aml
Meighan
Hokam
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Tom
Sing Sing Prison
the Atlantic
James Cruzen
Pony Express
Fields Closed to Pheasant Hunters in Cedar Heights
Residents of Cedar Heights and nearby farmers protested the open pheasant season declaring the village and farms would close to hunting during the two day period. Mayor R L Stetzely pledged to protect pheasants amid threats of arrests for entering fields with weapons.
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Waterloo
INS
Cedar Heights
Orange Township
Hudson
R. L. Stetzely
Hunterac
Atlantic area briefs show local activity and visits
A roundup of short notices from Atlantic mentions court activity in Audubon upcoming, hospital patients in Des Moines, visiting friends from Denver and Giratese, business trips to Chicago, Rotary and Legion drives, and residents returning from travels. Also notes on residents visiting relatives in Fremont, changes at local printers, and upcoming Grand Lodge travel.
State reports births steady while deaths half that figure
State records show 47 091 births last year with about half that number dying. Births were evenly split between male and female, reflecting steady population growth despite losses.
Iowa safe from ionization threat, official reports say
Des Moines Iowa reports no danger of being depopulated as a senior department official reveals today. The statement comes amid rumors of a national security concern and underscores assurances from government agencies.
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INS
Iowa
al Radeten Department
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