Missing name added to Dutch Boy White Lead ad
Publishers note recalls omission of Chas. W. Young from the Dutch Boy White Lead advertisement. The item mentions Chariton High School’s fifty seven graduates and Osceola preparing to number houses for free mail delivery. A card from C.S Humeston dated June 3 aboard a Vancouver Seattle boat notes longing to land in America and requests copies of the New Era sent to Calbran, Colo., as a brother may have destroyed his prior copy.
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Chas. W. Young
White
Ady
C.S Humeston
Vancouver
Seattle
Johnnie Bull
Calbran
Colo
Church notices and schedules across several congregations
A column listing Baptist Methodist and Congregational church activities. It notes Bible School at 10:00, morning and evening preaching, Children’s Day programs, union services, Sunday School times, and midweek gatherings led by pastors including U. G. Miller J. S. Young and L. B. Wilkinson.
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Baptist Church
The
U. G. Miller
Altho
Dr. Shaw
Ladies Aid
Frank McGuire
Unity
Railroad agents seek strike replacements for Chicago work
Four railroad agents were in town yesterday looking up men to fill switchman positions in Chicago, replacing strikers who did not return to work. Learners earned five dollars per day. J. S. Reece left for northwestern Iowa on business. Wallace Johnson improved his restaurant’s look after buying the building from Mrs. Winland. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Richard plan a few weeks at Excelsior Springs, Missouri. Mixed car bran and oils advertised with prices and feeds from A Humeston & Sons.
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Chicago
W. R. Richard
Excelsior Springs
Missouri
Local Iowa News Roundup Tragic Death And Farm Reports
Benjamin Fish of Sioux City was killed when a truck ran over his head. Ninety nine Mason City seniors graduated as President Flint spoke at the commencement. Iowa faces easing money tension with improving conditions while farm reports show surge in cattle sales and corn in ground. Theft hits Crawfordsville tires. highway contracts limited. civil service exam planned in Belle Plaine. For Dubuque reclaim plans, Lake Peosia land could lift city debt. County agents see resignations. livestock breed data released. land boom rises 32 percent. Tax totals for 1919 levy rise sharply. Pig losses from wet spring prompt farm notes. Des Moines whiskey sale historic milestone. Des Moines early banking era mentioned.
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Benjamin Fish
Sioux City
Mason City
Flint
Cornell College
Iowa
W. H. Cooper
Hedrick
Ellana B
Iowa State Highway Commission
Belle Flame
Belle Plaine
Clark Coleman
Hepburn Butcher
Clarinda
Rock Island Arsenal
Arsenal
Davenport
Ames
Polk County
Raymond Dawes
Leota Dawes
Earle Sloan Smith
Fort Madison
Ilbolo
Japan
Fort Madison Democrat
San Francisco
Dubuque
Iowa General Assembly
Iowa Association of the Blind
Vini¢ga
New York
Berkshire
Cheshire
Chester White
Jersey
Hampshire
Yorkshire
Poland
China
Tamworth
Ayreshire
Guernsey
Durham
Cotswold
Dorset
Leister
Lincoln
Oxforddown
Rambouillet
Shropshire
Southdown
Tunis
United States
County Treaurer
Muscatine County
Jim
Jowans
Polk County Farm Bureau
Mitchellville
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the New Era
E. B. McConnell
Humeston
Chariton High School
Osceola
Hoa Methodist Episcopal Church
J. S. Young
Richardson Gray
Unity Baptist Church
L. B. Wilkinson
Pastor
J. L. Taylor
Milwaukee
S. W. Lewis
H. E. Jennings
Wm. Miller
A. EB
McCollough
All American Legion
Tull &Probascos
Home State Bank
Hooper
Hawkeye Lumber Company
Ree
Tusher & Boggs
A. An
T. R. Gray
J.C. Sterrett
Allerton
R. J
Baylor
Davis Furniture CO
Chariton
Edison Phonograph
Brunswick Phonograph
Baylor-Davis Furn. CO
South Side Square
J. S. Reece
Northwestern Iowa
Wallace Johnson
F&eds
Just A. Humeston & Sons
Iowa News
Bureau of Crop Estimates
Des Moines
Fourth and Court Avenue
Frank de Ford
Valley Junction
Frank Alien
Regis Iter
Register
Tri
DE Veyra
Philippines
Washington
Jaime G de Weyra
Jaime C. de Veyra
U. S