Barge Party Delights Friends On Labor Day Evening
Moonlit river barge supper hosted by a group of friends on Monday created a delightful Labor Day event. After a box dinner, guests played cards and danced to radio music as the barge drifted downstream with attendees including Mr and Mrs John L Miller and other local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Miller
Grant Munger
Walter K Roth
H. J. Robertson
Milo Whipple
Glenn Fletcher
Car D Thomas
A R Zuercher
George Corey
King Thompson
M Taylor
Ann Miller
Local families return from Lawsonia Country Club Wisconsin
Mr and Mrs B Cameron and Mr and Mrs Ben H Witwer along with Mr and Mrs Wol Phipps drove from Green Lake Wisconsin to their homes at 1900 Second Avenue SE Linden Drive SE and 355 Woodland Drive SE. They had stayed at the Lawsonia Country Club hotel since Friday and returned Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Cameron
Second Avenue
Ben H Witwer
Linden Drive
Wol Phipps
Woodland Drive
Green Lake
Wis
Lawsonia Country Club
Jean Files Ninth Birthday Supper Party Planned
Jean Files daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry M Flles will observe her ninth birthday Tuesday evening with a supper party for eight friends at their home 2165 Blake Boulevard SE. The centerpiece will be a lavender puffball and the girls will draw favors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Files
Henry M
Blake Boulevard
Reverend Campbell party returns from Moose Lake with daughters
The Rev R J Campbell and his daughters Miss Mary Campbell and Miss Georgia Tripp have returned from Moose Lake Minnesota. Miss Campbell will stay until Thursday then travel to New York City to attend Columbia University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R J Campbell
Church of Our Lady of Grace
Mary Campbell
Georgia Tripp
Moose Lake Minn
Mrs Deane Adams and son return after visit to Waterloo
Mrs Deane L Adams and her son Cameron of Waterloo came home with Mr Adams on Monday after a monthlong stay with Mrs Adams parents Mr and Mrs BE B. Cameron 1900 Second Avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deane L. Adams
Cameron
Waterloo
Adams
Pickfords and Holmes Family Weekend Trip
Mr and Mrs R H Pickford plus sons Roswell David John and Tommy of 357 Forest Drive SE and Mr and Mrs Stewart Holmes with sons James and William of 369 Forest Drive SE returned Mondas from a weekend trip to the Dells of Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R H Pickford
Roswell
David
John
Tommy
Forest Drive
Stewart Holmes
James
William
Mondas
Dells
Wisconsin
Erskines Return From Clear Lake Council Meeting
Dr and Mrs Arthur W Erskine of 1430 Second Avenue SE returned from Clear Lake where they spent the weekend. Dr Erskine attended the Iowa State Medical Society council meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur W. Erskine
Second Avenue
Clear Lake
Erskine
Iowa State Medical Society
Honor Mr Young on 53rd birthday at Cedar Rapids park
A Cedar Rapids gathering at Thomas Park honored A C Young of Marion for his 53rd birthday. Attendees included Mr and Mrs G B McClellan and family, Clarence Young and family, Roy Young and family, Glen Fisher, Dora Kerns, A C Young and family of Marion, J P Young of Des Moines, Pete Moore of Marengo, Chifford Young of Aramosa, V C Young of Marion, Rudolph Kara of Fairfax, Russel Mead and family, Jack Dubier of Shawnee, Emma Karl of Fetr ax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Thomas Park
A C Young
Manon
G B McClellan
Clarence Young
Roy Young
Ther
Glen Fisher
Dora Kerns
Marion
J P Young
Des Moinnes
Pete Moore
Marengo
Chifford Young
Aramosa
V C Young
Rudolph Kara Fairfax
Russel Mead
Anamosa
Jack Dubier
Shawnee
Sla
Emma Karl Ot Fetrax
Travel plans for the Hurka family and friends
A note lists Mr Oane and Mrs Hurka with their daughter Dorotes living at 1410 Seventh Avenue SE and Mr and Mrs Frank Merta of Walford. they travel to St Paul and plan to return to Wisconsin and Chicago area within about ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oane
MS Hurka
Ana Teey Caughter
Dorotes
Mae
Avenne SE
Mrooane
Frank Merta
Walford
Momine
Shere Thes
Oand
Abert Ladwie Thess
Wa O
Mowaukee
Chiaen Ang Wis
Irene Kimcer Vacation Notes and Visits
Irene Kimcer returned from Teat Lake and Waterloo where she spent the weekend. She viewed Pauline Larsor and acted as a guest in the L Northes home in Cleer Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Kimcer
Kneiwood
Teat Lake
Waterloo
Cleer Lake
Pauline Larsor
Queta
the & L Northes
Jos Dozen Cab Meeting At President Home This Wednesday
The Jos Dozen cab group will meet at Vis¢ Wh Matatt’s residence at 2035 Giancée Avenue SE this Wednesday at 2 pm. The gathering is hosted by the president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos Dozen Cab
Ats
Vis
Matatt
Giancée Avenue
Forts Frie
Floyd Philbrick and Ann Rood Wed in Minneapolis
Announcement of the marriage of Miss Ann Margaret Rood of Minneapolis to Floyd Philbrick of Cedar Rapids. The ceremony was Aug 31 at 4 30 PM in Central Lutheran church Minneapolis with Rev Arthur Rustad officiating. They will reside at 1215 First Avenue SE Cedar Rapids after Oct 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Margaret’ Rood
Otto Rood
Minneapolis
Floyd Philbrick
Cedar Rapids
Central Lutheran Church
Arthur Rustad
Philbrick
Miss Woods School
University of Iowa Law School
First Avenue
Miss Lilian Bezdek Weds Lester Binko In Cedar Rapids Ceremony
Miss Lilian Bezdek daughter of Mr and Mrs John Bezdek 2328 J street SW married Lester Binko son of Mrs Frederick Binko 1909 K street SW Monday at St Ludmila church with Father Hruby officiating. Maid of honor was Miss Marge Bezdek and best man was Lester Stodola. The couple plans a wedding trip to Chicago and Michigan City and will reside in Cedar Rapids after Sept 15 with Mr Binko employed by TM Sinclair Tires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lilian Bezdek
John Bezdek
Lester Binko
Frederick Binko
St Ludmilas Church
Father Hruby
Marge Bezdek
Lester Stodola
Binko
Chicago
Michigan City
Cedar Rapids
T M Sinclair Company
K Street
Palmer family visit near Waterloo noted
Mr and Mrs Herbert Palmer of Waterloo spent the weekend in the home of Mr and Mrs Lee O Neil at 1957 Second Avenue SE. Mr Palmer is a cousin of Mrs Nielson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Palmer
Waterloo
Lee O Neilson
Second Avenue SE
Palmer
Nielson
Holiday Guests Highlight Nightingale Visit
Miss Blanche Bunte and Lloyd Nightingale of Council Bluffs were guests over Labor Day weekend with Lana Nightingale at 117 Second Avenue SW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Bunte
Lloyd Nightingale
Council Bluffs
Labor Das
Lana Nightingale
Second Avenue SW
Engagement of Miss Pavho and Mr Mann Revealed at Reunion
The engagement of Miss Fdna Pavho and Raymond Mann of Chitico was revealed by Mr Manns mother Mrs Elva Mann of Marion at a family reunion held in Elhs Park on Sunday evening. Guests included Mrs Eliza Mann Mi and Mrs William Gnatten and their son plus Mr and Mrs A o T Smith of Mar ton Mroo and others from Cedar Rapids, Alburnett, and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fdna Pavho
Raymond Mann
Chitico
Cegar Rapids
R Jo Hendivvoot
Alburnett
Mann
Paylio
Chicaea
Old Chicago building collapse buries many
Reports say a fire collapse on North Side wrecks trapped numerous people, including several children. Fire and police rush to the scene at Clybearn Avenue and Phrrdon Street as crews fear many may remain beneath the debris and rush to rescue and recover bodies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Alexian
Pital
Bustdass
Cat Clybearne
Apa Phrrdon
Oimoa Factors Medshorhood
Om Des Means
Birth notices from city hospital list several new arrivals
A garbled OCR excerpt reports multiple birth notices: a daughter Sept 1945 at Stokes Hospital to Mr and Mrs Cod Kinste, a daughter Sept 3 at Mees hospital to Mr and Mrs Albert Bates, a son Sept at Fait Street, and a daughter Sept at Metrey hospital to Mr and Mrs Dear Mc Nall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Chonder
Avenue Des Meares
Stokes Hospital
Cod Kinste
Pwenty
Fifth Street
Odauhter
St Like
Posput al Bente
Albert Bates
Telsson Avenue
Seyoofto
Mees
Coe Sororities Host Rush Parties On Tuesday Schedule
Three preferred parties lead Coe sorority rushing events Tuesday with Kappa Delta breakfast at Montrose Terrace Chi Omega lunch at Hotel Roosevelt and Alpha Gamma Delta dinner at Montrose Terrace. Delta Delta Delta Alpha Delta and Beta Phi Alpha also host breakfasts and dinners at Hotel Montrose and Hotel Roosevelt with Theta Delta sororities and guests attending. An alumni group assisted with arrangements as guests enjoyed orchestral dancing and a gingham dog and calico cat themed breakfast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coe Sorority
Kappa Delta
Montrose Terrace
Chi Omega
Hotel Roosevelt
Alpha Gamma Delta
Delta Delta Deltas
Hotel
Montrose
Alpha Ni Delta
Beta Phi Alphas
Kappa Delta Sorority
Aumnae
Arbon W Chehak
Arthur Bearle
Barbara Newman
Marie Friedline
Nellie Mae Moore
Margaret Rubins
Virginia Knox
Chi Omega Vogue
Chi Omegas
Vogue
Dorothy Bailey
Maddigan School
Roosevelt Room
Muss
Gwen Storey
Lois Fenton
Pauline Ogden
Tri Delts
Dorothy Gray
Dorothy Wu
Mary Hughes
Alpha Gamma Deltas
Alpha X. Delta
B H Peterson
H M Gaze
Frances Halpin
Elinor Powers
Beta Phi Alpha
C C Kuning
T F Suchomel
W A W Ogburn
AW. Meyer
E. King
Marian Clark
Evalyn Porter
Lillian Clark
Moray Eby
Mutiny on Ocean Liner Halted by Arrest of Sailors
Dutch police boarded the Holland America liner Rotterdam as it reached Rotterdam with four arrest warrants for crew rebels. Officers charged disobedience after the crew allegedly tried to sail toward Boulogne despite orders to debark passengers at Southampton. Dutch marines met the ship near West Hinder Lights to prevent a suspected strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotterdam
API
Uups Volace
New York
Meerlandt
Mondas
West Hinder
Boulogne
Southampton
Scamiens
Egten
Cermak Introduced In London As First Mayor Of America
Mayor Cermak of Chicago toured Europe to promote next year's Chicago plans. He spoke at a London gathering of British and American business leaders about Chicago administration, promising tariff relief and export focus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cermak
London
America
Cormick
Chicago
Europe
Chiago
United
Francis F. Powell
New York
Americ
Chicagre
Chivaco
Ouigh School Youth Ends Life After Love Rebuff
Clyde Harold, a 17 year old Denver high school graduate, died Tuesday after his sweetheart Brownie Barr failed to keep a date. He learned she had run out with another boy, then obtained Patrolman E Barr’s service pistol and shot himself through the heart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
INS
Clyde Harold
Brownie Barr
Harold
E . Barr
Ron
Japanese Flyers Killed In Midair Collision
TOKIO UP reported four military aviators killed when two combat planes collided during maneuvers at Kitan Strait off Okayama. Four other planes reportedly crashed during the aerial maneuvers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TOKIO
Kitan Strait
Okayama
Germany Defies Powers in Standstill Talks
Jeidels leads German standstill talks with consent of the government amid plans for a formal meeting in New York around October first. Chancellor von Papen’s interview says Germany will not unilaterally cut long term debt charges but will seek friendly negotiations. The talks do not involve the Dawes loan of 200 million or the Young plan loan of 300 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeidels
New York
von Papen
United Press
Germany
France signals against German armament equality at disarmament talks
Paris informs Washington that granting Germany arms equality would threaten disarmament. Premier Herriot favors sending the issue to the League of Nations and the disarmament conference. France plans a concerted reply after consulting the United States and other signatories of the European pact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
SAP
France
United States
Germany
Edouard Herriot
Berlin
League of Nations
R H Campbell
Herriot
Britain
London
John Simon
Joseph Paganon
Foreign Office
M . Paganon
Uriage
Grenoble
England
Farmers to plant fewer acres of winter wheat this fall
Washington state officials report farmers expect to sow about 39.805 million acres of winter wheat this fall down from last year and well below the 1927 peak. If abandonment is average the harvest could reach about 35 million acres with an estimated 1.6 billion bushels yield and total annual wheat around 783 million bushels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Mississippi
Department
Regional Veterinary Clinic Draws Wide Attendance
The second annual Eastern Town Veterinarian association clinic in Mechanicsville drew 230 registrations, surpassing last year by 100. Attendees from Iowa, Illinois, Nebraska, Missouri, Minnesota, and Texas heard Dr E Stewart of Fort Worth perform operations across farm animal diseases. Dr John Bryant and Dr F M Wilson led the clinic with 100 cases addressed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mechanicsville
Eastern Town Veterinarian Association
Associaon
Iowa
Illlinois
Nebraska
Missouri
Minnesota
Texas
E . Stewart
Fort Worth
Veccanicesvidie
Clic
Shakespeare Birthplace and Rise From Stratford on Avon to Fame
The article traces William Shakespeare’s life from Stratford on Avon birthplace to London theaters. It notes early work holding horses for theatergoers, becoming a promoter's assistant, then playwright and actor leading a touring company. It highlights his blank verse, famed plays The Tempest Hamlet Romeo and Juliet and The Merchant of Venice and his Elizabethan era rewards and poetry. Queen Elizabeth watched him act in Greenwich. Tomorrow Bobbie Burns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stratford-on-Avon
Walliam Shakespeare
Shakespeare
London
England
Elizabeth
Queen's Palace
Greenwich
Bobbie Burns
Funmaker Leaflet Offers Puzzles Free From Uncle Ray
Uncle Ray distributes a FUNMAKER leaflet with riddles and jokes free of charge. Write to the paper for a copy and include a stamped return envelope for mailing. Copyright 1932.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Funmaker
Uncle Ray
IOWA NEWS IN BRIEF Highlights from Delhi Maquoketa and more
Special to the Gazette summarizes localclub activities and community notices across several towns. Silver Lake Garden Club officers and committees are listed with meeting plans in Delhi. reunions and elections occur in Maquoketa Maquoreta Hurstville and Ryan outline nominations and state representative bids. Legion auxiliary Ely cradle roll and other gatherings are noted along with funeral services in Maquoketa Center Point Maynard Viola West Union covering weddings reunions and church activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delhi
Silver Late Garden Club
Marine Barker
Jennie Holden
Nelle Holtzman
Mass Emma Brayton
Laura Fuller
Emma Brayton
Flower
Stella Baritsche
Elia Billings
Elvira Rimmer Obe
Cramer
Annie Reid
Elvira Rimmer
Mary Adams
Davis
E W Williams
Manchester
E B Porter
Shellsburg
Helen Swift
American Legion Auxiliary
Rose McGranahan
Violet Blattler
Inabella Crum
Mabel Sheeley
Fay Alden
Esther Jacobs
Marie Rife
Ely
Ely Legion
Lorence Grove
Lumir Truhlar
Leo
Raymond
Rachel
Leo Rigel
Irma
Irene
Marvin
Joseph Stastny
Lioyd
Ozella
Alfred Minor
Stephen Stastny
Frank
Elias
Evelyn
George Clark
Dorothy Ethel
Charlie Clark
James Rousar
Milo Stransky
Johnny Tichy
Martha Krob
Maxine
Mildred Slade
Florentine
Lustie Bernice Minor
John Lorence
Mr Stransky
Billy Winchell
Frankie Slade
Jack Vittngle
Two Wills Admit Probate In District Court
In the Henry F Walbrand will who died August 24 a homestead goes to daughter Emily Walbrand with the rest shared equally among Emily Blanche Arthur and Marie. Emily Walbrand named executrix. The will dated May 31 1924. Louise C Wise who died August 21 leaves equal shares to five sons Albert J Marshall Charles H Wise Edward J Wise Louis J Wise and William F Wise. Louis J Wise named executor. The will signed July 23 1928.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry F Walbrand
Emily Walbrand
Emily
Blanche
Arthur
Marie
Louise C. Wise
Albert J. Marshall
Charles H. Wise
Edward J Wise
Louis J. Wise
William F Wise
Louis J Wise
Pleads Not Guilty Row On Town City Driver
Cecil Jastram twenty two of Town City pleads not guilty to operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated. Police stopped him Saturday about 7 40 pm on First avenue east where he was allegedly driving at high speed. The case was entered before Judge A B Clark in district court Tuesday morning with information filed by County Attorney Carl Hendrickson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Jastram
Town City
First Avenue East
A. B. Clark
Carl Hendrickson
Note Action Dismissed in District Court
A note action brought by L S Taylor against Piggly-Wiggly Hawkeye Stores Inc. was dismissed before Judge H Cc Ring in district court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L S Taylor
Piggly-Wiggly Hawkeye Stores, Inc
H Cc. Ring
Inquest Opened Over Meier's Death Injuries Dubious
Coroner investigates Meier death after shell shock history and claims he fell in a gas house area near the police station. Witnesses say Meier collapsed several times Saturday afternoon before admission, with questions about epilepsy and heart disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. C. Dunn
Meier
Dunn
Infantry
Alsace
Tour
Camp Dodge
Vorpahl
Industry And Trade Report Definite Rise
New York report notes brighter half August across 115 trade publications. Building starts rise but private construction slow. steel active. finished goods lag. Oil refineries see heavy orders. gasoline demand near 1931 levels. Automobile sales improving. lead copper zinc prices rise. chemical, glass, enamel, pottery sectors steady. textile markets improve. consumer spending may lag months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Associated Business Papers, Inc
Steel Industry
Chemical
Mrs Hurley Killed in Train Collision Near Chicago
Mrs Florence Hurley 47 wife of Edward N Hurley former wartime shipping board head died in an automobile train collision in Hillside suburbs. Hurley rushed from a directors meeting to the hospital but arrived three minutes after her death. She was formerly Florence Amberg of Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Florence Hurley
Edward N. Hurley
United States Shipping Board
Hutchinson Fined in Greenland for Landing Without Permit
American flyer George Hutchinson leading a party of eight from New York to London was fined 1000 kroner by the governor of southern Greenland for landing without a permit. The penalty followed a note to the Danish government. Hutchinson expressed regret and the group remains undecided on continuing the flight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copenhagen
Denmark
George Hutchinson
New York
London
Arctic
Greenland
Hutchinson
Godthaab
Boy loses finger in family accident near Monti
Eight year old James Hoffman of Buchanan county near Monti had the first finger of his right hand amputated Sunday after it was mangled by an axe wielded by his brother Richard who was chopping corn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ryan
James Hoffman
Monti
Buchanan County
Richard
Officers Slain Mob Threatens Five Prisoners
A mob of 500 farmers gathered around Lebanon jail to demand the five Negro prisoners in the slayings of constables Ben Northern and Millard Brown be turned over. National guardsmen with rifles machine guns and tear gas were sent from Nashville after Sheriff Ed Climer requested aid. the crowd dispersed without a clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon, Tenn
INS
Nashville
Ed Climer
Ben Northern
Millard Brown
Climer
Markets Slip In Late Trading After Strong Open
New York stocks opened vigorously but softened in late trading as the day closed on a 4,400,000 share session with declines in many leaders. The Dow Jones industrial average fell 1.19 points and the utility average dropped 1.13. Commodities followed the trend with cotton near unchanged after early gains and grains pulling back from earlier highs. August stock values rose by over seven billion dollars from July totals. In Chicago, grains could not sustain the day’s early strength on the board of trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dow Jones and Company
Ace Stock Exchange
Tuesay
Roosevelt Plans Three Major West Speeches
Gov. Franklin D. Roosevelt will deliver three major addresses on an 8,000 mile westward campaign starting Sept. 12. The Topeka speech on Sept. 14 will outline a farm prosperity program, the main farm speech, as part of the drive. Portland and Sioux City addresses are expected to focus on the nation’s economic situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyde Park
INS
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Topeka
Kaw
Portland
Ore
Sioux City
Iowa
Roosevelt
Gilbert Parker Dies Famous British Novelist at 70
Canadian born English novelist and statesman Sir Gilbert Parker died in London at age seventy after a heart attack. He wrote The Seats of the Mighty and The Lane That Had No Turning and served as MP for Gravesend from 1900 for eighteen years. He was knighted in 1902 and made a baronet in 1915 and joined the privy council in 1916.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Gilbert Parker
Whitehall Court
A Leslie Lankester
Sir Gilbert
England
Canada
United States
Amy van Tine
New York
Gilbert
Gravesend
Privy Council
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Jean Files Ilas
Father Campbell
Mrs. Adams
Erskines
Honor MR. Young
ST Paul
Miss Klinger
Jolly Dozen
Ann Rood
Lillian Bezdek
Birtus
Ouigh School
Powers
U.S
Brazil
Rio DE
Uncle Ray’s
Australia
South Africa
William Page
Iowa News
Maquoketa
Anna Jessen
Andrew Lutheran Church
E. E Seast
Jessen
Anna A Assmussen
Hans Jessen
Peter
Jess
Linke
Uto Weets
Harry Miller
Chris Nissen
Oxford
Presbyterian
Methodist
George Cotter
Methodist Church
Lon Edwards
Presbyterian Church
Philp Palmer
Muich
Alfred Fitz Garrald
Evangelical Church
E. A. Donovan
Fitz Garrald
Center Point
Virgie Rice
Mazie Holland
Bode
Nella Cleator
Sidney Fitz Garrard
Iowa City
Maynard
Simpsons
W. H. Stewart
Lucille
Arlie Jean
New Hampton
Harold Brownell
Gwenda
Gerald
Gene
A. G Simpson
Marguerite Snider
Waukegan
George Simpson
Floyd Simpson
Helene
Roberta
Wendel Troupe
Donald Simpson
Ellen Snider
Florence McLeish
Dorothy Hildebrand
Viola
Viola High School
Backbone State Park
Independence
Niles Theater
Dorothy Newlin
Leta Smith
Wilma Smeltzer
Roland Port
Clarence Lutz
Golden Miller
Hazel Eggerts
R. E. Beall
West Union
Hazel Mae Smith
Milford Anderson
E. I. Selden
Howard Smith
Cora Lee
Anderson
D. Smith
Mr. Anderson
G. Anderson
Eldorado
Court House News
H. F. Walbrand
Louise Wise
Industry and Trade Report
E. N. Hurley
Chicago Board of Trade
West
Axminster Scatter Rugs
Axminsters
Montgomery Ward & CO
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