Fifth annual normal school commencement events outline
Daily events lead to the June 18 commencement at the local normal school. Art Exhibit opens tomorrow in the training school halls. Fete Day at Myrick park Friday features the Pageant of the Hours. Junior class banquet to Seniors and faculty Saturday at the Masonic Temple with toastmaster Prof John Bridgham. Rev C C Rowlison to deliver the baccalaureate at 4 30 Sunday. Senior play Tuesday in the normal auditorium The School for Candal. Class day Wednesday at 2 30. Dr Euclid B Rogers to give the commencement address at 9 30 Monday morning. Alumni reunion and banquet at six Monday evening. Normal band chorus and glee clubs perform at events.
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Myrick Park
Masonic Temple
John Bridgham
C. C. Rowlison
Congregational Church
Cass
Funeral for Joseph Seidel Jr at German Lutheran Church
The funeral for Joseph Seidel Jr. who died Sunday from sepsis after a barn painting fall was held at 2 PM at the German Lutheran church in Stoddard. Rev. Palechek of Chaseburg officiated with burial in the German Lutheran cemetery. It is claimed thoughts may be transmitted without speech, as illustrated by a joke about a wife kicking her husband.
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Joseph Seidel, Jr
Emia
Stoddard
Palechek
Chaseburg
Dietz Auto Garage Moves to State Street Address
The Dietz Auto Garage and Dietz Auto Livery relocate to 209-211 State Street and will continue car washing, storage, and livery service with open day and night. Services offered by per or phone, with two phones listed as 334.
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Dietz Auto
Reo Automobile
West Avenue
North Third Street
State Street
Ferace
Dietz Auto Garage
Italy moves to repress strike in Rome and across cities
Rome and other Italian cities sit under troop patrols as the government moves to crush the socialist strike sparked by killings blamed on carabiniers at Ancona. Public sentiment backs the crackdown as transport and stores falter, while papers suspend and leaders stay isolated amid wartime censorship. A California forest cooperative forms to preempt fires in Sierra near national forest lands.
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Rome
Ancona
Sierra National Forest
California
Farmer Aviator Loops Loop In Adams Kansas
Clyde Cessna, farmer aviator, looped the loop and a figure eight, then landed before the new state bank of Adams and made the first deposit. Also notes balloonist with wooden legs, a man who swallowed insect powder, and other quirky items from Kansas City to Paris.
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Adams
Kas
Clyde Cessna
New State Bank of
Kansas City
Kan
C. W. Andrews
Chicago
Michael la Salle
Trempealeau Girl Dead at Madison
Trempealeau Wisconsin June 10 192x Mrs Wallace Hanaman daughter of Mr and Mrs W A Graves died in Madison after illness. Remains to Trempealeau for burial. Funeral announcements pending. Relatives notified Saturday and Tuesday.
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Trempealeau
Wis
W. A. Graves
Madison
Wallace Hanaman
Bold-Sulphur cream relieves itching eczema says dermatologist
A noted dermatologist asserts bold-sulphur cream quickly soothes itching and heals eczema, leaving skin clear. He notes its parasite destroying properties make it unmatched for skin disorders and recommends an ounce of blood sulphur cream for affected areas. The rest lists local social and travel notes.
Half and Half Challenges King Tango in Dancers Meet
Cleveland June 10 The National Association of Dancing Masters reports King Tango sustained injuries likely requiring amputation of his steps or a life in invalid form. A new rival the half and half is proposed, blending hesitation and waltz as a throne claimant. Delegates from the U S Canada and abroad observe new steps like the Flying Mercury and Pan American Glide with interest. The minuet and quadrille may return as aged dances are reconsidered.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Tango
National Association of Dancing Masters
United States
Canada
Flying Mercury
Fenton T. Bott
Dayton
Will O’ the Wisp
W. Sobey
Hartford
Conn
F. W. Bouley
Spokane
Wash
D. G. McLennan
Edinburgh
Scotland
Unions Force City Ban On Honor Convicts At Fort Madison
In Fort Madison on June 10, unions influenced the city council to bar the 200 honor convicts working outside the state penitentiary from entering the city. The ordinance imposes a fine of 1 to 100 dollars and argues the convicts take jobs from union workers.
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Fort Madison
Fort Madison State Penitentiary
Pierce Oil petition for Texas business permit denied
Texas in June 10. The Texas Supreme Court refused the Pierce Oil corporation’s petition of mandamus to compel the secretary of state to issue a permit to do business in Texas. The Pierce corporation had been ousted from Texas years ago for violating anti trust laws.
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Austin
Texas
Pierce Oil Corporation
Secretary of State
State Supreme Court
Pierce Corporation
Trees Planted Across Idaho Montana National Forests
Nearly three million young trees are set this spring on the national forests of northern Idaho and Montana. In Idaho’s St Joe forest reserve three thousand acres will be planted. The May queen who appeared May 1 is likely recovering from a cold. Philanthropy often shines in the limelight.
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Idaho
Montana
St. Joe National
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