Des Moines M E Conference Set for Next Tuesday Session
The sixty sixth annual Des Moines conference of the M B church will convene Tuesday morning at the new Methodist Episcopal church on Poplar Street with Bishop William F Anderson presiding. Atlantic prepares to host, with ministers, lay members, and visitors gathering for meetings through September 21.
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Des Moines Conference of Church
New Methodist Episcopal Church
Poplar
Des Moines
William F. Anderson
Omaha
Atlantic
Tucker
Greater Atlantic Committee
Geary
Rotary and
Lions Clubs
Ministerial Association
New Church
New Methodist
Clarinda
Congregational Church
Harry Coats
J. HK. Freedline
Christian Church
Elmer E. Higley
O. W. Morrow
Presbyterian Church
L. Li Well
Arthur P. Keast
Baptist
Warren H. Meredith
Claude R. Cook
Peace Evangélical Church
John E. Habliston
J. Selberg
Nichols
Bishop Anderson
Speed Demons Thrill Crowd At County Fair Today
Back Diplomat as Japanese ambassador leads speed events at the county fair this afternoon headlined by ten mile races. Auto entries include Omaha Fronty Ford Harlan Ford and others. Live stock parade held yesterday amid rain with praise for turnout. Today features gallop ing races Shetland ponies and free acts. Harness races were canceled due to rain. weather today is ideal with a potential surge.
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Omaha
Fronty Ford
Harlan
Ford
Red Oak
J. Waja
Jesse Wilken
Atlantic
Wilken
Rabben Autos Parts
Raben
J. C. Mughes
Heatrice
Neb
Pitman
Jefferson
Sid Nelson
Joe Black
Cumberand
Damage suits filed with Cass Clerk of Court
Several petitions were filed in district court today including a foreclosure dispute where JL A Andrew receiver of Tawa State Bank seeks special execution after land bid in by Kate and Howard Berg leaving a 4199 deficit. Clarence Smith and W G McFarland sue Rock Island Railroad for 146 and 60 in stock shipment damages.
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JL. A. Andrew
Tawa State Bank
Kate
Howard Berg
Kate ‘Berg
Clovis, Swan & Martin
Clarence Smith
Rock Island ‘Railroad
W. G. McFarland
Rock Island Railroad Company
Boorman & Whitmore
Governor Proclaims Fire Prevention Week in Iowa
Des Moines reports Governor John Hammill proclaims October 9 to October 15 as Fire Prevention Week urging vigilance against costly fires. He cites high annual losses and lives at risk, calls for public education and involvement of civic organizations to reduce fire dangers statewide.
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Des Moines
John Hammill
Hammill
New Time Card In Effect At Midnight Sunday
The Rock Island division sets a new Gow card effective at midnight Sunday. It adds the Nes Moines bound train from Atlan tic and Des Moines, alters timetable for multiple trains, and keeps branch times unchanged. Des Moines train 304 departs at seven AM and arrives at Rut p.m. Local stops remain. several flights shift: 15 now 3 40, 801 arrives 6 55, 8 at 5 40 PM, 14 arrives 8 17 with fewer stops between Cornell Bluffs and Chicago.
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Gow
Rock Island
Nes Moines
Atlantic
Des Moines
Addiiton
Cornell Bluffs
Chicago
Iowa City
Avoca Klan Promoter Controversy Sparks Local Alarm
A year ago in Avoca Indiana a man calling himself Rev Sanders promoted the Ku Klux Klan. He held secret fevers, roused three to four meetings near Avoca, and urged locals to pay ten dollars to join. The promoter warned of dire consequences for noncompliance.
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Avoca
Sanders
Ku Klux Klan
Hig
United States
Hell
K. K.j i Sa
Coolidge urged to name Wilson ambassador
A lengthy editorial argues President Coolidge should appoint Wilson as ambassador, citing his diplomatic experience in Belgium, Mexico City, Chile, and Greece. Backers include Vice President Dawes and Senator Watson, with Western states pushing for a Pacific region appointee due to Japanese affairs.
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Coolidge
Wilson
Dawes
J. E. Watson
Henry L. Wilson
Crorge Oo Eng
Mepelous
Charles G. Dawe
United States
James C. Watson
Indigna
Om Dip
Tami
Invest Foggartam World
Conlidge
sittaAdics
Chile
Greece
Mexico
Contantinople
Mexico City
Pacific States
California
Washington
Oran
Local Lady Wins Malone Seed Co Contest at Cass County Fair
At the Cass county fair the Malone Seed company staged a seed counting contest. Ray Coker won first prize of 4 for guessing 415 seeds in a 119.4 pound pumpkin. actual seeds were 419. Alta Voss of Walnut took second with 417 seeds. John Krambeck Maine, Harry Dungard and Mrs E F Krouth Cumberland tied for third with 413 seeds. Guesses ranged from a few dozen to 972002 seeds.
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Malone Seed Company
Cass County Fair
Ray Coker
Malone
Alta Voss
Walnut
John Krambeck
Maine
Harry Dungard
E. F. Krouth
Cumberland
Cass County Taste Afternoon Announcement
Early today the News Telegraph notes an office cue for the Cass County event. The piece mentions a taste afternoon featuring local spots and activities, guiding readers to participate and enjoy regional fare.
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Allacas
Cass County
Cummins to Speak at Editors' Banquet
The article notes Cummins will address editors at the annual banquet. The event includes remarks from public relations director and other officials, with plans for a formal address in the evening and related proceedings.
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Cummins
Towns Active in Trans-Iowa Road Move Primary 7
A fragmentary report describes towns engaging in a Trans-Iowa Road Move linked to Primary 7. It notes funding concerns of about $4,000 and mentions testing methods and local highway route preferences. The text references Weston and Aswes Mateiay with limited readable details.
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Cotlee
Weston Ates Aly
Aswes Mateiay
Audubon Schools Opened Monday With Large Enrollment
Audubon public schools opened Monday with a total enrollment of 636. The grade enrollments match last year while the high school shows an increase. Teachers and class counts listed include Miss Nielsen with 235 in 1st grade, Miss Peterson 2a, Mrs Preston 2d and 3d, Miss McGuire 4th, Miss Guernse 11th and 8th, and others across grades up to 8th A with 23 students and 8th AA with 20.
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Audubon
Audubon Public Schools
Schoal
Preshme
Soph
Spencer
Kopp
Miss Nielsen
Miss Peterson
Preston
Miss. McGuire
Miss Druger
Miss Guernse
Miss Bea
Miss Nyholm
Miss Sampson
Miss Grippen
Miss Davis
Wickham
Miss Keith
Barber Shop Partners Split After Ira Pigsley Purchase
In Cumberland on September 12 a deal was completed in which Ira Pigsley bought Milton Percell’s half of the Percell and Pigsley barber shop. Percell is unsure about future plans for the shop or partnership continuation.
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Cumberland
Ira Pigsley
Milton Percell
Percell & Pigsley
Percell
Farmers State Bank Fails to Open Doors in Elliott
Elliott Iowa is surprised as Farmers State Bank of Elliott fails to open for business after closing five years ago. The bank faced heavy losses with deposits pledged to check and certificates, rediscounts, and bonds. total assets around 249 364.84, with limited public withdrawals and unclear postclosure activity. Charles Van Nordstrom founded the bank. J G Loving noted as the first bank failure in the state in that period.
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Farmers State Bank
Elliott
Farmers State Bank of
Hatthy
Eastoners
Hoquirees
Charles van Nordstrom
J. G. Loving
Davis Cup Safe For Another Season at Germantown
Davis Cup is secured for the year as the U S team prepares for matches at Germantown Cricket Club Philadelphia. Big Bill Tilden trails in a close bout with Rene Lacoste while Gitte Johnston and Dean Borgstra clash, and Richards Williams duo clinches the doubles to seal the tie with France.
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Germantown Cricket Club
Philadelphia
Penn
Davis
Bill Tilden
Gitte Johnston
Dean Borgtra
Tilden
Johnson
Richards
Williams
France
Rene Lacoste
Wimbleton Winker
Audubon Youth Enjoys First Train Ride to State Fair
Audubon Iowa Sept 12 Carl Nieman 16 and his father Will Nieman rode a train to Des Moines for the state fair marking a notable first trip for the Audubon township youth.
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Audubon, la
Carl Nieman
Audubon Township
Will Nieman
Des Moines
College-bound locals head to BI business and state schools
In September 12 notices Ralph Myers heads to Chillicothe Business College, Francis Gilmner enrolls at the University of Iowa in Iowa City, while Robert Osborne and Earl Story enter Simpson College in Indianola.
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Elliott
News-Telegraph
Ralph Myers
Chillicothe Business College
Francis Gilmner
Iowa University
Iowa City
Robert Osborne
Earl Story
Impson College
Indianola
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George A. Nugent
Army Inspector General
San Antonio
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Banquet
Gelling
Harvey Stigler
The
Oklahoma
Gaygenv Trapp
Stigler
Highway Commission
Shelby
Elliott Institution
Audubon County
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