National Capital Gossip on Lobbyists and Congress
The piece surveys lobbyists, tariff debates, and key figures in Washington. It highlights Senator Lee, Carter Glass of Virginia, Oscar Underwood, and Gov Wilson’s currency plans, plus Taft and Lindbergh in light of policy battles, naval funding, and public welfare efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Underwood
Alabama
Carter Glass
Virginia
Glass
Committee On Banking and Currency
House
Senate
Wilson
Solomon Isaacs
National Congress
Aurelia Chautauqua Opens with Strong Musical Programs
The Aurelia chautauqua opened with a well attended afternoon session. The Hinkle orchestra and Misa Irene Thomas performed to high praise. Chas B. Rayhill spoke on Wednesday with Miss Miller and Miss Crow providing a musical Prelude. Events through Friday June 20 to Sunday June 22 include Ralph L. Petty, Dr H C Kleckner, Burgess Concert Company, and Hon C Durant Jones with concerts and lectures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chautauqua News
Aurelia Chautauqua
Hinkle Orchestra
Misa Irene Thomas
Chas. B. Rayhill
Miller
Crow
Ralph L. Petty
C. Kleckner
Burgess Concert Company
New Serial Story The Purchase Price By Emerson Hough
The first installment of the new serial appears on the last page and will be run weekly. This picturesque romance set in antebellum days in the south and middle west describes political conditions at the Missouri Compromise era. It features a notable hero and heroine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson Hough
South
Middle West
Missouri
Far and Near Items From Our Exchange Sparks Big July Chautauqua
Local notes from Fonda report a large July 3 to 9 chau tauqua. Other items cover posts masters convention in Sioux Rapids, Iowa, and L D Driggs elected grand secretary of United Commercial Travelers for Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fonda
Spencer-Sheldon
Sioux Rapids
L. D. Driggs
Storm Lake
United Commercial Travelers
Harry Daley
Aurelia
Alta Hospital
Alta Advertiser
W. S. van Buskirk
Geo. Gurney
Ruthven
W. C. Tompkins
Tompkins
Bell van Buskirk
Paullina
B. F. Thomas
Methodist Church
Norton
Kan
Dorothy Boswell
Sullivan
Alta
Pilot-Tribune
Ziehtke
Gowrie
Minneapolis & St. Louis
E. C. Davis
D. S. Gossett
Ayrshire
Peterson Patriot
Sutherland
Otto Peterson
Cherokee
Prosperity and the Guidance of Advertisements
A short instructional piece extols advertisements as guideposts on the road to prosperity. It warns that ignoring ads leads to wrong turns and delays, urging travelers to examine them at every opportunity.
Storm Lake Pro Team Edges Out Visiting Ballers 5 3
Storm Lake earned a 5 to 3 victory over the visiting ball team in a tight Friday game. Despite out batting and out fielding, misfortune and one costly inning kept the score close, with Aurelia scoring early and a late threat failed by one line drive to center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Storm Lake
Sioux Rapids
Storm Lake Bunch
Weber
Aurelia
Royer
Moulton
Leonard
Striegel
Grover Bell
Stewart
Bell
Dick Bell
Evans
Roger
Big School Picnic Promises Fun at District 7
A large annual school picnic at Carl Nelson's district 7 in Pitcher township is set for Friday June 27. The program includes a 11 30 AM concert by Aurelia Boys Band, lunch, 1 30 PM sports, 3 30 PM Boys Band vs Country Tigers game with 6 and 10 cent admission, a 7 PM concert, and a grand fireworks display costing about 40 dollars. County Superintendent Kate R Logan will speak. Everyone is invited to attend with baskets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Nelson
Pitcher Township
Carl
Aurelia
Mian
Kate R. Logan
Miss Logan
Country Tigers
City to Clean Yards and Alleys for Owner Costs
Notice to all property owners to remove manure and refuse from yards and alleys immediately or the city will do so at the owner or occupant expense. Mayor A Fraser signs the order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Fraser
Buy dusters and supplies from Kleeberger and Dingman
Local ad offers dusters axel grease and gall oure of Kleeberger and Dingman. Listing itemized shop goods with pricing and contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kleeberger & Dingman
Weather Crop Bulletin Reports Dry Week with Light Frosts
The week was mostly dry and clear with cool unseasonable temperatures and light frost on some nights. Corn planting progressed, with most fields plowed and many planted, though some low ground remains too wet. Haying to begin in southern counties. fruit and berry crops show varied readiness with modest rainfall needed to finish fruit crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
State Horticultural Society
Asaeusors
Wise shoppers save money at the Peoples Store
Local residents are urged to compare prices at the Peoples Store, where advertised deals promise cost savings and value as the community looks to stretch budgets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoples Store
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Paris Green
Hellebore
Lowe Brothers
High Standard Paints
Everts
Capitol
Hallelujah
Halla
George Wash
Agress
Lee
Tennessee
Efines
Washington
Kenyon
Iowa
Kindel
Congress
Colorado
District of Columbia
Clark
Underwood
Taft
Lincoln Memorial Commission
Secret Service
White House
William Howard Taft
Lindbergh
Minnesota
Wall Street
Kent
California
Department of Agriculture
St. Louis and
San Fransisco
Hinebaugh
House Judiciary Committee
Rucker
Government Children’s Bureau
Iisakh Farm
Ford
C. Durant Jones
Peterson
Washta
Frank Woods
Art Stangland
Art
Holland
Ae PO
Seenene
Wenn HN
Striegess
Zieman
Towne
D. Bell
A. Evans
AB PO
Rapp
Knowlton
Hill
Wees
Ree Wicker
Hamm
Neneee
Wrsee
Leneen
Newcomer
Seeene
Lake
Wicker
Patton
W. A. Bischel
Des Moines
Excelsior
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