Floods Injure Crops Across State Amid Heavy Rains
The weekly Weather and Crop Service bulletin reports widespread crop damage from recent heavy rains. Bottomland areas suffered extensive losses while rain persisted in the northwest. Temperature fluctuations and ongoing unsettled weather hinder recovery, with crops in the central valleys and southern regions showing uneven progress and delayed growth.
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Low Weather and Crop Service Department
Landa
Digtrlers
Warllin
Mrnig
Charind
Vernon
Tunel
Dul Newton
Kadler
Ublinindy
Ua Utotal
Hui
EPL
Watley
Momens
Coluer
Hows
Lilts
New England
Rocky Mountains
Missouri
LinHana
Tie Tall Amd
Laptte
Missouri Valley
Wisconsin
Mississippic
Hope Ghia
Vailles
Aviditie
Athuthe
Washington
Kimball Player piano home demonstrations at Walnut Street
An article promotes Kimball Player piano demonstrations in a Boston area home setting. It invites guests to hear a new model and explains the piano’s role in intimate musical renditions, linking the event to affordable sheet music and home music enjoyment. It mentions an Auspicious House of Kariba production and details excursion train info to Boston with fares and contact points.
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Marcind
Alven the Great House of
Kariba
Des Moines Council Confirms Bunz After Three Way Debate
Aldermen Brereton and Van Dyke clash with Mayor over Reynolds dismissal and J. G. Bunz appointment as foreman of the street sweeping gang. Board of Public Works chief Stout defends Reynolds as a top worker while noting political aims behind the change. Other confirmations include J. W. Cathebell and H. H. McElderry as inspectors.
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Brereton
van Dyke End
Brenton
Reynolds
James Reynolds
Prenton
Bunz
Stout
Board of
Pub Works
Teayer
Arenton
Rompasa
Puddle Wenrke
Cald del Bera Lion
Jarereton Aid
J. G. Bunn
JW. Catgebell
Siath Avenue
J. McElderry
Wide Tuchman
Yuns
Rentirn
Shale
Raywall
Mr. Stout
Fac
Ndt
Lrevelon
Des
Board of Public Works
Mateynards
Civil Service
Des Moines
Department of the Board of Public Works
Extenisive Piano Store Sale Opens Next Week
The Kimball company announces major alterations and a four day sale on pianos organs and piano players. Many grand and upright pianos, cabinets, and Emerson and C. Lighte & Co. uprights offered at deep discounts with monthly payments. Notable deals include Kimball Player pianos and beginner squares. Sale ends Saturday with quick stock turnover.
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SLO
Emerson
C. Lighte & Co
W. Kimball CO
Walnut St
B. McNerney
Mgr
Aldermen clash over saloon permits and street paving vote
In a tense council meeting Alderman Brereton defends removals and jobs linked to city service while debates over saloon permits at East Fifth Street and Cherry Street surface. Resolutions for paving costs on several streets pass, with hearings set for July 7 and a Saturday early-closing order for departments approved.
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van Dyke
Brereton
George Judd
Fifth Street
Benton
Bung
Asa
Reynolds
Smith
Cherry Street
Tommy Crooks
Locust
Grand Avenue
Second
Grant Avenue
Des Noines Street
Ninth
Haavene
Whitney
Ronsent
East Fifth Street
Judd
Day Bros
Eastwith Street
Court Avenue
Le Van Files A Mill Bankrupt Petition In District Court
Charles D. Le Van formerly of Seeley Howe Le Van filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition in U S district court. He lists liabilities of 26222.60 with about 6500 on accommodation paper and the rest on unsecured accounts. Seeley and Howe, other stockholders, have filed petitions but not discharged. All three petitions are expected before Judge Mig Pherson on June 13 per the referee in bankruptcy reports.
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Charles D. le van
Seeley- Howe-Le van Company
United States District Court
Messrs
Seeley and Howe
Mig Pherson
KE Brafford on Trial and Court Actions Summary
In district court yesterday Ike Brafford and others faced highway robbery charges as a jury was impaneled. Maze pleaded guilty to twenty years, Sonny Brafford convicted for twenty. Grover Brindley and Ora Allen found guilty of drugstore burglary. Receiver appointed for One Minute Coffee house. Paul Patti named receiver to operate it. Various civil and criminal actions and bonds noted across divisions.
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Ike Brafford
Prafford
Brafford
Robert Maze
Ike Woods
Sonny Brafford
Maze
Grover Brindley
Ora Allen
Hammer
Hast Sixth and
Grand Avenue
Davidson & Brothers
One Minute Coffee House
J. B Bouldine & Co
George Teck
West Fifth Street
Paul Patti
Oxford
Nelson Royal
Tech
Ponds
James C. Greendykers
Muggrave
Larson Brothers
Larson Bros
Juarson
Hair Vigor Promises Hair Growth And Color Restora
An old advertisement extols Ayer's Hair Vigor as a solution for thinning short gray hair. A testimonial from Mrs. Mary A. Keith of Belleville claims 40 years of use left her with abundant soft brown hair in her 61st year. Product priced at $1.00 and sold by druggists including J.C. AVERCA and Lewell Mem.
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Ayer
Mary A, Keith
Belleville
Draggiets
J.C, Averca
Lewell
Mem
Receiver reports and court orders in multiple civil actions
A chaotic docket lists assignee applications writs of attachment and notices in cases including Flora I Coleman v T A W S E Steele v Mrs Marian L Marquardt Savings Bank v Shivers Town Loan and Trust Peters receiver reports orders approving receiver accounts and related actions Read & Read v Richmond and others.
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Flora I Coleman
T. A
S. E. Steele
Marian L
Marquardt Savings Bank
Shivers
Town Loan and Trust Company
Peters
WN. Denman
George Ezposition
C.F Hemenway
Christy C Pany
Hugh BE. McBride
Rosa
Iowa Loan and Trust Company
Read & Read
Richmond
Inauguration of Plymouth Church Organ in Des Moines
The city’s musical circles await the opening of Plymouth church with a $30,000 organ praised as unmatched locally. Des Moines vocal and instrumental voices are set to hear its grand renderings in a concert led by Mr Acttur Dunh at the Shissler-Chase company on Nut Street, an event to be long remembered in the city’s musical annals.
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Plymouth
Des Moines
Acttur
Shissler-Chase Company
Nut Street
County Board Debates Stone for Courthouse Contractor Selection
The board of supervisors debated changing the courthouse stone to Cleveland or Bedford options after two sessions. Three members favored one choice, while a fifth abstained. one contractor’s stance split between Cleveland and Bedford.
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Board of Supervisors
Court House
Cleo Bedford
Memb
Cleveland Stone
Bedford
Architec County
Schlueter
Cleveland
Bedford S
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