Decorating Committee Plans Charit Ball at Coliseum
The Charity Ball decorating committee led by Mrs R A Morton prepares for January 10 events at the Coliseum. Members include Mrs T Blake Kennedy and Miss Pateen, with Miss Van Tassel traveling from Denver to help.
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R. A. Morton
Mrs. Morton
Meadames T. Blake Kennedy
BE. M. Bourdevant
Frank Ron
van Tagsell
A. E. Roedel
W. E. Muilen
CW Potter
Misses Lacey
Pateen
Mra. van Tassel
Denver
St Mark's Guild Sews for Bazaar and Bake Sale Plans
In church circles St Mark's Guild met at the Parish house with 25 ladies sewing for the upcoming Kester bazaar. Tea was served and a social hour followed. A bake sale is set for Saturday January 25 at two o'clock with four hostesses and refreshments. Altar and Rosary Society and Jewish Circle activities are noted with meetings and hostesses.
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E. T. Bartley
Meadames Barber
Kent
Ashley Gleason
Fuelscher
Guild
Westminster Guild and Q O A Socials Highlight Community Events
The Westminster Guild meets Tuesday in the church parlors with hostesses Mrs. H B Dyer Mrs R N Grace and Miss Larue Netasler inviting visiting ladies and friends. The Baptist Q O A plans a social Friday in church parlors and the King’s Daughters class hosts a Saturday two to four party with Ruths and Esthers as hosts and guests. The M E S B class held a recent party with decorations Japanese lanterns and a shared luncheon marking a busy local schedule.
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Westminster Guild
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R. N. Grace
Larue Netasler
The
Baptist Q. O. A
Archie Allison
King's Daugters
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Merna Jensen
Olive Roe
Marguerite Fleming
Harriet Roesman
Lauri Clausen
Mazel Wood
Connie Cowley
Minnie
Relief Funds Set Aside for Flood Refugees in Evansville
Evansville officials set aside two thousand dollars to provide relief for all flood refugees after surveying the Ohio River flood situation. The river is stationary today with no further rise expected.
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Evansville
Ind
Ohio River rises flooding acres near Cairo
The Ohio River rose one foot ten inches in twenty four hours causing about a thousand acres of farmland to be wooded. Cairo appears secure behind levees despite the rising flood.
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Cairo
Ohio
Weekly State Leader Subscription Offer
Subscription available for the Weekly State Leader at $1.40 per year. Terms call for a yearly rate with delivery details not specified.
Bride of a Month at Willow Farm Wins Over Family
Madge Green, a bride of a month, faces mockery from her in laws who doubt her fit in farm life. She learns to milk, bake, and help with chores as John reveals his successful scientific farming gains. The couple’s patience and Madge’s perseverance transform the household into a cooperative, valued by all.
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Ailas
Ellen
Mary
Fillen
James Green
Ethan
John
Madge Green
Madge
Willow Farm
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Ellen Gg¢ Mary
Mooley
Willow Parm
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Plano
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Old Farmer Green
W. G. Chapman
Master of Art of Grafting In Political Scams
A heated encounter outside the Democratic headquarters features Representative Albert Sidney Burleson of Austin Texas detailing a notorious trickster. He recounts a Texas Panhandle episode where a man borrowed money, inflated assurances, and used a loaded insult to extract cash and favors in a scheme stretching toward California.
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National Democratic
National Democratic Machine
Albert Sidney Burleson
Austin Tex
Mr. Burleson
Panhandle
Texas
Ney
Pegro
Peters
Gap Francisco
Heenar
York
Unclear Phrase Fragments Spark Language Mosaic
Fragmented quotes reveal playful misreadings and puzzles of speech. The lines show misheard or altered phrases, hinting at dialect and wordplay without clear 사건 or person. The item reads like a sample of OCR garble from a newspaper page segment.
Boy Scouts Offer Skin Grafts To Save Girl In Fire Tragedy
In Kansas City, 1000 Scouts and many others volunteered to donate a square inch of skin to 10 year old Reba Hainds who survived a fatal Christmas Eve fire that killed her parents and sister in Arnett Oklahoma. Doctors say grafting skin is essential to her survival. The incident followed a false arrest after she took a nickel from a ticket agent to replace the one she had used.
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Kansas City
Boy Scouts
Reba Hainds
Arnett
Oklo
Nickel grows to 3500 dollars in New York court
Miss Marie Dobbs dropped a nickel into a ticket chopper box on an Interborough Rapid Transit line a year ago and was awarded 3500 dollars as damages in a New York case reported today.
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New York
Marie Dobbs
Interborough Rapid Transit
Darrow Retrial Set for Monday in California
Los Angeles reporters note the second trial of Clarence S. Darrow for jury bribery will start Monday in superior court before Judge W. M. Conley. FarL Rogers leads defense counsel with W. J. Ford as state attorney.
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Los Angeles
Clarence S. Darrow
W. M. Conley
Farl Rogers
W. J. Ford
Chicago
Suffrage Bill Passes Senate Vote for Public Question
The House today passed the senate equal suffrage bill by 70 to 30, sending the issue to the people for a vote next year. Subscribed for The State Leader.
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House
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