Tinsley to photograph Iowa's returning troops
Saree Etta Miller reports her brother C. Tinsley will serve as Iowa's official photographer in New York and Washington to film the Rainbow Division's homecoming. He has state backing, letters from Washington, and a contract granting rights to show films before archiving by the State Historical Society, plus plans to film Niagara Falls and New York sights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saree Etta Miller
C. _ Tinsley
Iowa
New York
Washington
Adams County Union Republican
Mr.Tinsley
Tinsley
Rainbow Division
America
New York City
United States
Republic
Military Intelligence Bureau
Towa
Jerry Sullivan
State Historical Society of
Brown
Creston
Tho
Disappointments mark last night's union services
Mr Moyers was recalled to St Paul Mint to lead song service and Mr Kuhns to Creston for the evening leaving Mr Butler alone. Rev Butler spoke on May I know I'm saved and How. Crowds were good despite rival attractions and strong audience attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moyers
St. Paul
Mint
Kuhns
Creston
Mr. Butler
Rev. Butler
Children's Night and a Big Song Service Promised
The People’s Column highlights a sermon outlining four proofs of salvation and promotes a Children’s Night with a choir of fifty, urging attendance for a hot message and lively music. Also listed are multiple small ads for sale items including land, incubators, hay, a gas plate, kitchen table, a four room house, brood sows, a bull calf, a Factory district house, and eggs for setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Cc. Brawner
R. B. Louden
W. Washington
J. E. Hickenbottom
East Lowe
Ford Car
Low H
Gas saver ad and assorted help wanted notices
An old advertisement for a gasoline saver promising five year spark plugs and a free outfit is listed along with multiple help wanted notices. Entries include a chambermaid and dining room girl at Leggett House, a floor covering worker, four laundry girls, a second cook at Ballard Hall, and various rental and purchasing requests, all directed to the Journal office or local addresses. The page reflects a mix of consumer promotions and employment opportunities in Louisville Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Care of Journal
Shriner & Johnson
S. Care of Journal
Leggett House
Victor Bates
Fairfield Steam Laundry
Ballard Hall
Lost and Found notices from Fairfield area
North of Fairfield a gentlemen's overcoat with gloves in the pocket was lost. Finder please call 4510. J. T. Rogers. Also lost an auto crank for an Overland on Burlington street. return to Journal office. A letter from Lloyd F. Fry in France addressed to Mrs. C. W. Seppo was lost on the square. call 3606 on Libertyville line. Advertising notice for Drake's East Side promotes suits and styles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield
J. T. Rogers
Overland Car
Burlington Street
Journal Office
Lloyd F. Fry
France
C. W. Seppo
Libertyville
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Co. D. Tinsley
Ar. Tinsley
Niagara Falls
Great Falls
Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
Teddy
Grace
Cornelius
Theodore, Jr
Theodore LJ
PEOPLE'S _ COLUMN
Hitchcock
John Cavanaugh
Aberdeen
Dakota
Bradley
LC. H, Alexander
Methodist
Christ
John Bartholomew
Court Hotel
J. B. McClain
North D. St
Peters Shoe Co
Charles George
Outfit Free. L. Railway
Sta. F
Louisville, KY
Drake’s
East Side
Matinee
Mabel Normand
Peck
Mary Pickford
Cruetz, Peanopy & Co., Inc., Makers
Troy, N.Y
Charles
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