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Print paper shortage sparks editorial reflections by Howard Rann
A columnist notes a fragile print paper supply tied to Germany and rising prices, predicting fewer new papers and more readers who pay in advance. He observes the impact on publishers, schools, clergy, and advertisers, and ends with a plea for loyal subscribers across generations.
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Congress
Howard Rann
Royal Arch Masons Install Officers Tonight
McCord Chapter No 5 R A M holds regular meeting at 7 30 pm tonight with installation of new officers and a smoker. J C Bradshaw Furniture Co advertises savings on furniture.
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Royal Arch Masons
McCord Chapter No. 5
J. C. Bradshaw Furniture Co
County Societies Advance Suffrage Effort Reorganized
An enthusiastic meeting in the Agassiz room of the library reconstituted the Political Equality League and the County Suf frage association under district chairman Miss Elizabeth Scott of Burlington Iowa. Officers were elected including Mrs Beatrice Leggett as Chairman and Miss Hazel Thoma as Corresponding Secretary. County officers include Mrs Pearl Hague as Chairman and Mrs Hazel Louise Hunt as Secretary Treasurer Miss Kate Jones and others. The group meets January 30 at 2 30 p m and invites interested women from city and country to join the work.
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County Uffrage Association
Elizabeth Scott
Burlington
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Scott
Waterloo
Atlantic City
Beatrice Leggett
Hazette Thoma
Hattia Hoopes
Effie McPherson
Mrea
Pearl Hague
Carrie Ross
Hazel Louise Hunt
Kate Jones
Thos. Davies
Fire Destroys Highland Park Baseball Stand
Fire destroyed the grandstands and bleachers at Highland Park baseball grounds in Dayton Ohio home of the pennant winning Central league team. Estimated loss about 10000 dollars origin of the blaze unknown.
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Highland Park
Farmer Survives Night Trapped Under Car Crash
Greencastle Ind Jan 8 A farmer Frank Patrick of Cloverdale was trapped under his automobile after it skidded and plunged twelve feet into an embankment near Monrovia He remained there from 11 PM until daylight but freed himself before help arrived Exposure caused extreme suffering but doctors expect no serious injuries.
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Monrovia
Frank Patrick
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Losses in Ivernia torpedoing reach eighty five
London January 8 The admiralty announced that losses among the transport Ivernia’s crew totalled 85 percent of the rank and file. The original estimate had put the losses at 15y percent.
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Admiralty
Pay Roll Bandits Hold Up Express Wagon
Four masked men robbed an express wagon in Tarentum Pennsylvania on January 8 taking the payroll of the Flaccus Gliss company totaling 10000 dollars. No injuries reported and pursuers were alerted immediately. The incident shocked local workers and authorities promise a full investigation.
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Tarentum
Flaccus Gliss Company
Local Briefs Roundup From Ottumwa and Surrounds
Ottumwa resident H. D. Prewitt left for a business trip to Minnesota after visiting his mother Mrs. Jerry Sutton. Mrs. R. M. Day returned to Bagley Minnesota from holidays with Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Harris. Miss Bessie Jones of Washington spent the weekend in the city with friends. An eclipse of the moon occurred last night at one o'clock lasting about ninety minutes. R. C. Leggett visited Mt. Pleasant for business. L. E. Stone saw his brother in Burlington. Dr. Chester Fordyce visited Ottumwa friends. Katherine Bell of Des Moines visited friends here before going to Chicago. Mrs. A. J. Droz and children returned to Keota after a John Roth visit. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Curray left for Batavia and then Los Angeles for the winter. Helen Starr returned to Drake University in Des Moines after holidays with her parents. Craig Kirkpatrick of Keota motored to Ottumwa today.
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Bessie Jones
Washington
R. C. Leggett
Mt. Pleasant
L. E. Stone
Burlington
Chester Fordyce
Ottumwa
Mmss
Katherine Bell
Des Moines
Chicago
A. J. Droz
Keota
John Roth
Joseph Curray
Batavia
Los Angeles
Calif
Helen Starr
Drake University
Atty
J. P. Starr
Craig Kirkpatrick
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