Amoma Class Hostess Opens Sept Meeting
The Baptist Amoma class will meet Monday evening Sept 21 with Mrs Paul Fackler 1011 Elm Street. Other society items note Helping Hand Club hostessing at a recent gathering, Busy Bee Club quilting meeting with 20 members and two visitors, and Elks Ladies social at the club house with Mesdames W A McKee and D E Shranger hosting.
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Amoma
Baptist Amoma
Paul Fackler
Elm Street
Busy Bee Club
Will Knop
James Kitchen
Elks
Fiks
Poplar
Fifth
Metho dist Ladies Aid elects officers for year
At the meeting last Wednesday the Metho dist Ladies Aid Society elected officers for the coming year. Mrs. S. Embree was named president, Mrs. G. Pogue vice-president, Mrs. Hope Howard secretary. Four vice presidents chosen include Mrs. Joe Hoetmyer, Mrs. Charles Redman, Mrs. Ra Hartman, and Mrs. Lloyd Smith.
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Methodist Ladies Aid Society
S. Embree
Guo. Pogue
Hope Howard
Joe Hoetmyer
Charles’? Redman
Ra Hartman
Lloyd Smith
Former extra boy in rodeo outfit at Manning show
Harold, a former local boy and member of the rodeo company, will perform at Manning tomorrow and Sunday. A large number from here are expected to travel to the town to see the rodeo act and support the outfit.
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Aexta
News-Telegraph
Harold
One Snow
Manning
Harald
Avoca Civil War Vet Dies Suddenly
B. A. Dunadl son, a well known Civil War veteran and longtime Avoca resident, died suddenly at his South Side home from heart trouble last evening. He was about 80 and one of five surviving war vets in the city. he is survived by his wife and several children.
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Avoca
B. A. Dunadlson
American Legion Endowment Fund Drive Opens in Adair
The American Legion Endowment Fund drive opened today in Adair with a city quota of $300. Rosene Turner, head of the local post, and Praston Powell, president of the Commercial club, will lead the campaign.
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Telegraph
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New Café Planned for Adair in Former Midway Site
Leland Saum of Guthrie Center will open a new cafe in Adair within weeks. The business will operate in the building formerly home to the Midway cafe located on the main street.
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Saum
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Midway Cafe
City News Briefs Describe Local Happenings
E B O Connor of the Athaetic Home Bakery owns a new enclosed Buick car. Miss Anna Kalb underwent an operation at the Atlantic hospital yesterday and is reported to be recovering. Local residents attended the funeral services for Judge Thomas Arthur in Logan including B Osborne Mo Trumlinson George E Pennell and TLC Whitmire. Mrs J to Hazel street, recently at Atlantic hospital, shows improvement after weeks of illness. her best day yesterday brings good news to friends.
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Anna Kalb
Atelantic Hoopital
Logan
Thomas Arthur
B. Osborne
Mo Trumlin-son
George E. Pennell
Tlc. Whitmire
Mre. J
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Aulantic Hospital
Lady's Legion of Friends
Fire destroys Japan parliament buildings in Tokyo
TOKYO Sept 18 Fire completely destroyed the extensive Japanese parliament buildings. No lives were reported lost though damage was great. Investigations debated whether arson or careless repair work caused the blaze. Officials said records were saved and new parliament buildings are under construction, with temporary quarters likely for the next session.
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Tokyo
Diet
Elk Horn Young Men Go to College
Elk Horn Iowa Sept 18. Among local young men leaving for college are Theodore Hargh who will attend the Pittsburgh school of finance, Harry Hoegh and Harold Marqusen who are enrolled at Ames and Leo Hoegh and Leonard Johnson students at Iowa City. Try a News Telegraph Want Ad.
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News-Telegraph
Theodore Hargh
Pittsburgh
Harry Hoegh
Harold Marcuesen
Ames
Leo Hoegh
Leonard Johnson
Iowa City
Army and Navy Social Circles Spark Sensation in 1920s
A sensational 1920s tale centers on General Rogers former quartermaster and General Hart amid alleged jealousies and loyalty questions. The war department weighed charges based on secret affidavits and defaming articles, with Rogers retired in Philadelphia in frail health.
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Thue J. Rogers
Geeral
Army
Cis
Iesor
William J .Hart
Lee Partment
Hart
Rogers
Philadelphia
Mob Attack on Commander Leads to Court Arraignments
Three men and two women were arraigned in court today as alleged members of the mob that yesterday attacked General Richard Malachy former commander of the Irish Free State army. Four defendants including two women were released with suspended sentences for disorderly conduct. General Malachy and Dail members Thomas Johnson and Michael Hayes arrived to attend the interparliamentary congress in Washington as counter demonstrators hurled insults and objects at the visitors.
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Sep
ENS
Richard Malachy
Trish Free State Army
Prsoners
Patrick Keenan
Mulachy
Thomas Johnson
Dail
Michael Hayes
Washington
Charges by Drake professor spark Des Moines denials
Des Moines reports say O B Clark, a Drake professor, accused West high students of liquor law violations. Principals from five high schools denied the charges, noting investigations found only seventeen seniors and juniors at West high had touched liquor. Questionnaires were distributed to over five hundred students.
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Des Moines
INS
Des Moines High
O. B. Clark
Drake
West High School
Des _ Moines
West High
President Sets Plans to Attend Omaha Legion Convention
President Coolidge will attend the American Legion convention in Omaha in October. The White House announced definite arrangements with James Brain, commander of the Legion. He will speak on October 6, designated a Coolidge Day, and review a parade that afternoon in Washington.
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Sept
Dear Coolidge
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Legion
Omaha
White House
Jam Brain
Legies
Coolidge
Iain
Postpone Meeting on Primary No. 7 Highway Matter
The state highway commission and county representatives planned a meeting at Audubon on September 7 to discuss funding for the development project west of Pes Memes. The gathering was postponed due to unclear circumstances. The agenda included how much funding each county would receive to continue grading and surveying work.
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Pes Memes
Audubon
Theopies Guiness
Char
White
Hains
Americans Fast Becoming Thrifty Race Report
Washington reports thriftier Americans from federal reserve board figures showing total savings across 602 principal banks reaching 7.9 billion pounds with per person averages near £4. The data indicate a seven percent rise in the United States savings rate while commercial factors and liabilities also declined amid the broader economic tone.
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Washington
America
Try Federal Reserve Board
Reserve Board
United States
Dream leads to discovery of child's murder in Tracy
A dream by A D Delnugi prompted investigators to locate the body of four year old Leonora Aguilar, found in a cesspool at the Zamora home in Tracy California. Delnugi bought the Zamora property and reported a vision of a child in yard guiding him to the site. Police suspect the Zamoras fled toward Los Angeles as a statewide manhunt ensued.
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Calif
Leonora Aguilar
Mrooand Mra
Louis Zamora
A. D. Delnugi
Zamora
Aguilar
Soldiers Arrive at Cumberland for Des Moines Cavalry Camp
Cumberland Ta Sept 18 The advance of the Fourteenth cavalry of Des Moines arriving to camp here on their trip to Omaha for the American Legion convention reached Cumberland today. The entire company is expected this afternoon and the camp equipment will arrive this evening. They will camp at Griswold on Sunday.
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Fourteenth Cavalry
Des Moines
Omaha
American Legion
Griswold
County Auditor and Deputy Notice Date Sept 3 1525
A fragmentary notice credits Jennie M Ward County Auditor and F W Herbert Deputy County Auditor with a date line Sept 3 1525. The readable text presents an official county administrative context without further actions or deadlines.
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Jennie M. Ward
F. W. Herbert
Cumberland Man Improves After Severe Auto Crash
Mich arl Cullen, local truck line proprietor, was seriously injured in a motor vehicle crash west of Cumberland on Sunday. He now shows improvement and family reports strong hope for recovery though a fractured skull has led to spinal meningitis.
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Micharl Cullen
Sunda
Jag
Ford to bid on new air mail routes
Henry Ford plans to submit bids for new air mail routes. The exact routes and contracting process remain unclear, but officials anticipate a formal request for proposals and potential competition among bidders.
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Shoot to Kill Pounch Bluff Inst Ruse Case
Sheriff Lainson of this county issued orders to deputies to break up liquor runners resisting arrest. He stated the time has arrived to shut down these gangs and curb the traffic, aiming to end the illicit activity.
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Logan Barai
Plal Lainson
Pirates Triumph Amid Muddy Pennantville Games
A muttered report notes Pirates win in Maintreet, Pennantville with a seven run margin as Tigers defeat Walter Johnson 6 to 1 in game one and Pirates rally in game two. Florida recruits and new players appear in the coverage while Cleveland and Boston scenes hint at daily baseball moves and late season outcomes.
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Tigers
Walter Johnson
Four Chosen to Represent College in Dairy Judging
Four men have been chosen to represent lawn State college in the intercollegiate dairy judging contest to be held at Waterloo later this month. They are Floyd Arnold Elornick Roeland Ferguson Laurens Dwight Seath Freeborne and Carl T Peterson Missouri Valley. Three are juniors and a senior.
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Lawn State Clulege
Dairy ‘Cntire
Waterloo
Floyd Arnold
Elornick
Roeland Ferguson
Laurens
Dwight Seath
Freeborne
Carl T. Peterson
Missouri Valley
Last Rites Held for Judge Arthur at Logan Today
A Logan funeral honors Judge Thomas Arthur with attendance expected from high state officials. Most of the igwa supreme bench plans to attend though Chief Justice Faville and Justice Vermillion are absent. State representatives Secretary of State Ramay and Treasurer. Governor Hammell unable to attend. Clerks Garrett and Hague among others present for services conducted by T. M. Wellington at Fort? Fate Just Grand Mu?
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Thomas Arthur
Logan
Igwa
Ductive Faville
Vermillian
Wl OR. Ramay
Hammell
Duran Ices
Garrett
Hague
T. M. Welington
Fort Fate
Polo Meet Opens With Meadowbrook Star Cast At Westbury
The Polo meet at Westbury Lang Meadowbrook features top players including Milburn Huchenck and Elmer Baeneke from Meadowbrook and Cog from Hearh. The event also lists Wodehouse and Fateh players in a high profile opening match as teams prepare for a wider schedule.
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Sem
Fia
Westbury
Elmer Baeneke
California
Meadowbrook
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