Local Briefs Spark Ottumwa News From City to Des Moines
Ottumwa residents travel for business and visits while others stay active locally. Fred Hunt heads to Chicago on business, Earl Kirkhart and G E Langdon visit on business, Mrs Alva Workman ill, and Misses Tillie Vivian Nelson plan Los Angeles winter. Yeoman lodge meets with officer installation, and Iowa superintendents set Des Moines gathering to discuss food conservation in schools. Esther Loving sails from Washington to war work in Rome as family notes travel.
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Iowa
Des Moines
Devoe
H. C. Maxwell
Esther Loving
Heber Springs
Ark
Washington, D. C
Rome
Italy
Public Sale of Farm Assets Near Fairfield and Beck
Public auction to sell farm stock and gear on the August Adams place six miles southeast of Fairfield and three miles southeast of Beck. Items include horses cattle hogs chickens farming implements harness and household goods. Sale Wednesday November 27 at 12 30 p m with terms announced the day of sale. August Adami T. B. Allender, Auctioneers.
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Adams Place
Fairfield
Beckwith
Bob
Surrey
McCormick
John Deere
Agust Adamit
B. Allender
Wilbur Keesey Recital Tonight at Barhydt Chapel
Wilbur Keesey presents a Parsons College Conservatory graduation recital at Barhydt Chapel with Margaret White soprano and Mertie P Mercer violin. The program includes Bach Prelude and Fugue in C major, Chopin Etudes, Liszt Rhapsody No. 6, and a Grieg/Montage sequence among others.
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Wilbur Keesey
Parsons College Conservatory of Music
Barhydt Chapel
Keesey
Margaret White
Mertie P. Mercer
Keeley
Chopin
Grieg Moskowszki Peete U
MR. Keeley
Britain backs dominions on German colonies claim
Walter Long secretary for the colonies writes that Lloyd George authorizes full government support for dominion claims on the German colonies. Long notes the premier has conveyed the stance to Allied representatives in Paris.
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London
Walter Thurne Long
New South Wales
Lloyd George
Long
Paris
Yanks March Across Luxemburg in Triumph
The American Third Army advances through the duchy of Luxemburg in a triumphal procession. Doughboys march through cheering villages and along streets lined with American flags, marking notable progress in the occupation.
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Duchy of Luxemburg
Community clothing drive notice from local schools
Anyone with clothing to donate to the Mission should call Superintendent L. E. Kuhns at 3763 before next Thursday, as that day will be gather-up day. Clothing may also be left at the Fair Store or New Chicago grocery. Storm windows available at Cable Lumber Yard, phone 120.
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L. E. Kuhns
Fair
Chicago
Rural School Notes No 7 in Blackhawk County
Rural School Notes No 7 notes Blackhawk becoming a standard school yesterday. Miss Millane has taught here two years and this is her home district. Ed Emmoth has directed for three years and deserves credit for pushing school improvements. The screens to closets set a beneficial example. This is the 14th standard school in the county with two in Blackhawk. township praised for improvement.
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Blackhawk
Millane
Emmoth
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Aantiveland
Fred Hunt
W. E. Smith
Ottumwa
J. P. Manatrey
Colfax
Alva Workman
South B Street
Earl Kirkhart
G. E. Langdon
S. K. Davis
Libertyville
William Bankhead
Lockridge
City
Dale Parsons
Evergreen Lodge
Degree of
B. H. Elliott
Christine
Joe Fulton
John Mullenix
Bentonsport
Yeterday
Victor Turner
Whiting, Ind
Christian Turner
Tillie
Vivian Nelson
Los Angeles
California
Charles Sturgis
Huron
South Dakota
Walter Sturgis
Yeoman Lodge
J. H. Murphy
Minneapolis
Sale
Jersey
Mercer
Liszt
Q Depot
U. S
Stark
William Ohlrick
Britain
Rural School
East Adams Street
Verle Frazey
Roy D. Erickson
Tratewn She Drake Clothing Co
Square
Unkrich’s Dry Goods Store
East Side Square
East Side
Eldridge Sewing Machine Co
the Home Outfitters
J. C. Bradshaw Furniture Co
Gobble & Efeer
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