From the Manger To The Cross at Colonial Amusements
A reverent Christ centered production titled Boom the Manger to the Cross was shot in Egypt and the Holy Land over eight months with native crowds and guards amid bandit threats. The Colonial presents the film to Moulton audiences with free admission for Mrs. Buster Jones and notes strong praise from church and public.
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Egypt
Holy Land
United States
State Department
Colonial
Moulton and Vicinity
Buster Jones
Judgment of the Storm at Palmer Photo Play Corp
A dramatic photoplay presented Tuesday and Wednesday nights in a stylish Colonial program. The story explores life term bondage and torment with cinematic unity and human warmth. Written by Ethel Styles Middleton of Pittsburgh, the film showcases a masterful photodramatic craft.
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Palmer Photoplay Corporation
Ethel Styles Middleton
Pittsburgh
Iowa State Fair Plans Bigger Exposition in Des Moines
The Iowa State Fair and Exposition will run August 26 to September 4 in Des Moines with a forecast of the largest fair yet in North America. Cash premiums total 127 480 dollars with large prizes for horses cattle swine sheep and produce. over 11 000 for boys and girls club work. A junior fair for farm youth is a headline feature along with eight days of day and night entertainment including horse and auto racing hippodrome circus band concerts airplane acts fireworks grand opera dog and horse shows and more.
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Des Moines
Board of Management
United States
North America
Two Clydesdale Stallions Registered at Hillsdale Farm
The two pure bred registered Clydesdale stallions Clyde of Hillsdale and General of Scotland, registered in the American Clydesdale Stud Book numbers 22640 and 22639, will be kept at Hillsdale Stock Farm near Moulton Iowa. They are large framed heavy boned from Scotland's imported stock with certificates. Terms $12.50 to insure a colt to stand and suck, caretaking to prevent accidents, but no responsibility for occurrences. Parting with mares before folding forfeits insurance.
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Clyde
Hillsdale
General
Scotland
Moulton
Iowa
Newspapers and advertising sway public value and fame
Mr. Woodbridge asserts newspapers are the premier medium for selling goods and, crucially, for building a lasting reputation. The piece also surveys gold standard shifts in South Africa, helium science facts, a London-based Dean Inge view of America, a Pennsylvania death sentence for a 15-year-old murderer, and a warden commenting on a criminal’s music.
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Woodbridge
Ford
South Africa
England
Providence
Dean Inge
London
America
St. Paul
Pennsylvania
William Cavalier
Katerina
Announcement of Fair Plans and Exposition Camps
More than 80 acres of adjacent land will host a free exposition visitors camp with special camps for the Farm Bureau and Farmers' Union. About 7,000 head of livestock are expected at the fair this summer, with thousands of square feet allocated for agricultural displays and machinery.
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Farm Bureau
Farmers’ Union
Notice of Probate of Will in Appanoose County
District Court in Appanoose Iowa announces the filing and opening of a will claimed as the last will and testament of Delilah S. Blosser deceased from May 26 1925 with final probate set for June 22 1925. All interested people may appear to show cause if the will should not be admitted to probate. G D Argo Clerk and Burton F Tarr Deputy Clerk sign.
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Appanoose County
Iowa
Delilah
Blosser
Said County
Delilah S. Blosser
G. D. Argo
Burton F. Tarr
Iowa Will Notice Probate for M Y Sellers
State of Iowa Appanoose county announces a paper purporting to be the last will and testament of M Y Sellers, filed May 23 1925, with final proof and probate set for June 22 1925. Interested persons may appear and show cause why the will should not be admitted to probate at the court in question.
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Iowa
Appanoose County
A. D
M. Y. Sellers
G. D. Argo
District Court
Accident and spinal disorders in history
The passage notes that accidents can trigger spinal disorders and acute illness, with long-term health risks if untreated. It urges using experience and service as guidance for future health and happiness, warning that untreated spinal issues may become incurable.
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Dalla
Paramount
Maurice B
Lefty
Flynn
Yale
F.B.0
Dorothy Arzner
Paul Gangtin
Mr. Flynn
Raymond Turner
Raymond
Thc
Harry Garcon
Gloria Gey
William J. Quinn
James Gordon Russell
Bob Reeves
Harry McCabe
Iowa State Fair
Iowa Southern Utilities Co
Nature
Blind
Bureau of Mines
New York
Cruelty To
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Fred Lennig
Qle Cofmlat
F. C. Moore
KOTEX
Powers Drug Store
Moulton, Iowa