Local News Briefs from Lockridge and Vicinity
Mrs Leonard Carlson of Lockridge is here on business. Sugar regulations unlikely to change until after December 1. Judge F M Hunter of Ottumwa arrived to resume the District Court. Miss Hazel McKinson of Carra Wyoming visits sister Miss Pauline Bowermaster on West Jefferson. Florence Clapp recovered from illness to return to work at the Iowa State Savings Bank. Harley Carter returns from farm near Huron South Dakota for winter in the city. Mrs Hannah Pollock and son Harold return home to Hanover Illinois after weeks with daughter on N Main. Mr and Mrs John Connor and Dorothy visit Kahoka Missouri relatives. return home. John Mullenix returns from Bonaparte to Des Moines for more time with relatives. Mr and Mrs T F Higley depart for Des Moines then Omaha to spend winter with son John. Harry Baker and family moving from farm northwest of the city to West Broadway. Baker to Wyoming for winter. Batavia News notes rising influenza cases prompt closure of public meetings. Red Cross, city officials limit activities. schools and churches closed. Epidemic appears to decline with hoped restoration of normal activities after restrictions.
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Batavia
Mmere
Red Cros
Board of Health
Des Moines Implements Mask Rule For Influenza
Des Moines public health board directs all residents to wear face masks in public as soon as masks are available, aiming to curb influenza spread. The order applies to everyone in Des Moines and reflects urgent local health measures during the outbreak.
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Des Moines
Board of Health
Clara Kimball Young at the Orpheum Monday
Clara Kimball Young and her company appear at the Orpheum Monday in The Claw a production of great worth Tonight the big feature Sins of Ambitions heads the bill and is an exceptionally strong story Marguerite Clark appears Tuesday in Uncle Tom's Cabin with a children matinee after school in the afternoon
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Clara Kimball Young
Orpheum
Marguerite Clark
Meeting of the Ministerial Association Scheduled
Notice announces a Monday morning meeting at 10 30 in the Armory for the Ministerial Association with attendance expected from members and colleagues.
Notice to Hunters at Gilham Farm North of Town
No hunting or trespassing on the Gilham farm located north of town. Property listed by J. E. Turnipseed of 428-3.
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Gilham
Uncle Tom's Cabin at the Orpheum with Marguerite Clark
See Marguerite Clark star in Uncle Tom's Cabin at the Orpheum Tuesday. The engagement spots the famed actress in a leading role, drawing local theatergoers to the scene.
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Marguerite Clark
The
Orpheum
Chicago Sunday paper agency contact noted
Having secured the agency for the Sunday Chicago papers, the message offers supply to New Chicago patrons and provides the contact Julius Standaert at 424-30 A Julius Standaert.
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Chicago
Hungarian suffrage law expands ballot to men and women
Budapest November 29 The new suffrage law to be submitted by the government grants the ballot to all men twenty one years old and all women twenty six who have been Hungarian subjects for six years and can read and write Electors twenty four years old will be eligible to national assembly elections with no distinction of sex
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Budapest
National Assembly
Great throngs in Paris crowd peace conference city
Paris faces severe overcrowding as the peace conference nears. Delegates and staffs have booked hundreds of hotel rooms and in some cases entire hotels are reserved or requisitioned, signaling unprecedented demand and limited accommodations.
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Paris
Weather Strips and Storm Windows Ad Prompt
A local notice urges residents to contact Cable Lumber Yard at phone 120 about weather strips storm windows and storm doors to seal cold air leaks around edges. It frames the message as a cousinly aside about potatoes and War Stamps.
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Cable Lumber Yard
Liege Message Honors American Relief Effort
M Valero Henault acting burgomaster of Liege asks an American reporter to convey a note praising the United States for relief to Belgium and world liberty. He says Liege will remember the United States for its aid and the cause of freedom.
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Burgomaster
Henault
Liege
Belgium
M. Valero Henault
America
United States
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Leonard Carlson of
Lockridge
F. M. Hunter
Ottumwa
District Court
Hazel McKinson
Carra, Wyoming
Pauline Bowermaster
West Jeferson Street
Florence Clapp
City
Iowa State Savings Bank
Harley Carter
Huron
South Dakota
Hannah Pollock
Harold
Hanover
Albert Turner
N. Main Street
John Connor
Dorothy
Kahoka
Mac
T. F. Higley
Omaha
Neb
John Mullenix
Bonaparte
Harry Baker
West Broadway
Mr. Baker
Wyoming
Beaver Soap Company
Dayton, Ohio
Julius Standaert
East Adams Street
Verle Frazey
King Bee
Universal
Perfection
Monarch
Universal Ranges
Richardson Hardware Co
U. S
Frank
Kerrick
Tribune
Roy D. Erickson
South B Street
John T. Davies
United States Railroad Administration
W. G. Meadoo
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad
Nebraska
Colorado
Big Horn
Burlington Lines
Denver
Howard
C. B
Q. BR. R
Farnam Street
Omaha, Nebraska
Wwe
Munsingwear
Munsingwear Union
Methodist Church
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