Sentinel Notes From Delmar Area Social Scene
Evelyn Foley of Delmar visits cousin Miss Clark as Mr and Mrs J Gohlman host. Des Moines visitors L E Gilbert expected in Muonoketa. State inspector Minnie Miller reorganizing in Momouth. Brown's Business College Newport fall term starts September 3. Various local visits, guests, and social news continue with neighbors and relatives from Ames Baldwin Rochelle Waterloo and Denver. Local notices include eye ear nose throat services and a summer note about a fire safety incident with a toy stove accident involving a Chicago child.
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Sentinel
G.L. McMillen
Waterloo
Linton
Neb
Ray Burleson
Milita Helen Morse
Tin‘on
WL AL Clausen
Eh Hes. Petersen
Galya
Mani
West Pleshes
Martin Jr
Denver
Eddie
Eudie
Hancock
Rensselaer
Ind
RTS
Geon
Brown
Iowa
London
Atlen
Vondutt
Williams
Hansen Produce CO
Open Air Vaudeville At The State Fair
Vaudeville is featured at the State Fair with daily evening shows in front of the Amphitheatre. Fifteen acts are booked including balancing, mime, and acrobatic routines. The program promises fresh, varied entertainment for families attending the fair.
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Alfred Hazen
Litile Rok
Ark
Riegel
Ingie Ely Tulion
Busy Afternoons at the State Fair
Busy afternoons unfold at the state fair featuring hippodrome music auto polo races aviation stunts and a grand evening show. The program includes battles of Charenton with electric fights and a patriotic fireworks finale by Theale Duneit Co.
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Apen-Aie
Arauta
Charent Thierey
Theale Duneit Co
Balloon stunt unfolds with parachute wagon plan
A fragmented historic note describes an ambitious balloon stunt and a sequence of parachute units. The plan includes a pilot and a woman passenger to ride up, then a second team to follow, all tied to a historic air show. The rough text hints at risk and applause.
Yellowstone Wonders Discredited Tale of First Visit
A fragmentary report recounts John CoHer, a trapper, visiting Yellowstone Park and deeming its wonders as discredited. The piece hints at a cautious account of the park’s features and visitor impressions amid skepticism.
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Yellowstone
Yellowstone Park
John CoHer
Japan Celebrates Fifty Years Since Kyoto Move to Tokyo
Tokyo mass celebrations mark the fiftieth anniversary of Tokyo becoming the capital and municipality. Emperor Yoshihito and Crown Prince Hirohito led parades through packed streets as voters and residents displayed banners lanterns and archways. A special postage stamp and a ceremonial pavilion at Beno park highlighted the event.
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Japan
Tokyo
Kioto
Emperor Yoshihito
Hirohito
Oper
Beno Park
Europe’s Food Assured Says Routes to Pro iston Liberated Countries
European food supplies will be provided to liberated European countries using their own farm crops harvested this fall. The American Relief Administration, led by Theodore White, distributes relief funds and will maintain representatives until mid August. Director General Herbert Hoover will not return to the United States while relief work continues. The United States has shipped about 500 million dollars worth of food to liberated countries since the war began.
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Europe
Theodore FL Whitetarsi
Fiomlokeod
Cenure
Willeep
Otetiseas
Herbert Haaver
United States
J Whitemarsh
Notice of Road Vacation in Magqueketa area 1914
Notice from the county auditor describing a proposed road vacation in the Magqueketa region. It details the route description through sections 27 and 35, crossing the Magqueketa River, and names landowners J. Kavsen Henry Siezel and G. G. Bownlan as associated parties. Objections or claims for damages must be filed by August 24, 1914.
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Notic Magicketas
Ienoaeay
Magqueketa
J. Kavsen
Henry Siezel Ata
G. G. Bownlan
Adele
Milto Gers
Ise County Auditor
Senate wrangle and public perception of the League
The passage critiques how Senate debates on the League of Nations resemble a political baseball of misperception. It notes how giving leaders power over workers fosters a habit of denigrating the so called lower classes.
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Senate
League of Nations
St Mark's Church Morning Communion and Sermon
The Rev. Lewis, former rector of St Mark's Church, will lead the service at 10 30 this morning. A cordial invitation is extended to attend, with a preaching and communion service planned.
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St Mark's Church
Lewis
Uncle Eben and the Hurry of Travel in Folk Speech
In a colloquial note Enele and Eben discuss how the pace a man chooses depends on whether he travels on foot or by hogs. The item also mentions visits and departures including Mrs Rose Seigon of Long Beach Gatit Mrs L Roberts and sister Mrs Frost Neiser Els Moulton visiting relatives in Bellevue and Miss Nell Thames departing for London with plans to visit family before continuing to Fipton for Sunday with Mr and Mrs Hauck.
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Eben
Enele
Rose Seigon
Long Beach
T. J
Moulton
Nell ‘Thames
London
Harry Anderson
Fipton
Airs. Hauck
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Tot
Idalev
Elia Robinson
Facksonville
Colorado Springs
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J. R . Neil
Chicago
Wyne Berald
Savina Freeman
Ethel
Stesian
Stir
Tyleighton
Faust
FG Young
Etary Dollis
Sen
Cael
Schmidt Music Co
Davenport
Maxwell
O. A. Spurl Sports
Decker
U. S
Moan Aerieiege
J&ps
Mallister Stores CO
Maquoketa
China
Mel Waggoner
Walter D. Pater
Main St
Horst
Staack & Luckiesh
Broxam & Hinckley
Bowery
Moses
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