Honey Lou in Ballad of Wallack Mills Romance
Honey Lou Huntley works at Wallack Mills with her jealous husband Jack Wallace pursuing love amid golden shipments from Wallack’s warehouse. Angela Allen schemes while Joe Meadows, Ann Ludlow, and Margret complicate ties as Honey Lou’s fragile marriage unravels through secrecy and a string of romantic entanglements. The tale follows a restless woman torn between duty and desire.
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Honey Lou Huntley
Wallace
Wallack
Wills
Honey Lou
Mills
Joe Meadows
Jack Wallace
Honey Ton
Angela Allen
Honey Lon
Jack
Steve Mayhew
Margret
Wallack Mills Shut Down Darkens City Headlines
Honey Lou reads a small news item about Wallack Fabric Mills closing, an old city establishment. She ponders why Jack fired Margaret but not Jane Ayres, and drifts to sleep dreaming of the mills and Joe Meadows in tomorrow’s installment.
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Wallack Mills
Honey Lou
Wallack Fabric Mills
Jack
Margret
Jane Ayres
Joe Meadows
97 Iowa fairs held in 1926 aggregate 1.6 million attendees
Ninety seven county and district fairs were held in Iowa in 1926 according to A R Corey secretary of the Iowa State Fair board. Fairs at Brooklyn Rock Rapids and Albia were dropped while Creston Lorimer and Holstein opened. Total attendance reached 1 618 038 with 1 169 516 paid admissions a decline of 81 846. Receipts totaled 1 147 548 07 including state aid a drop of 112 381 44. State aid based on premiums paid was 166 876 45 but 20 percent was withheld leaving 13 548 27 actually paid.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Iowa Fair ‘Managers’ Association
A. R. Corey
Iowa State Fair Board
Brooklyn
Rock Rapids
Albia
Creston
Lorimer
Holstein
Egg production shows increase in Illinois contests
Reports for November in Illinois egg laying contests show rises in production at Quincy Murphysboro and Kankakee. Forty five hens laid twenty or more eggs that month compared with twenty two in the same class last year. The top five pens totaled 486 eggs, up 71 from last November. about three extra eggs per hen.
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Springfield
Ill
Quincy
Murphysboro
Kankakee
Division of Poultry Husbandry
Illinois Department of Agriculture
Extreme Penalty for Mail Bandits Urges Death Penalty
Postmaster General New urged Congress to impose the death penalty on all mail bandits. He said drastic laws are needed as attacks on the mails grow more ruthless, with Marines previously considered to guard the mails. Despite robberies, postal business expands and deficits shrink with a $70 million salary increase.
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Washintong
New
Coolidge
Congress
United States Marines
Llanthony Abbey Becomes Artists Colony in South Wales
Llanthony Abbey in South Wales has become an artists colony with families moving in. Notable residents include Eric Gill and David Jones whose paintings are winning favor in Europe.
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Llanthony Abbey
South Wales
Father Ignatius
Eric Gill
David Jones
Europe
Testing machines measure tape, golf balls, frogs, casket handles and elephants
A description lists testing devices used in American industry including tape adhesion testers, golf ball deformation rigs, frog muscle reflex setups, coffin handle strength testers and apparatus to measure elephant traction.
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Y Johnson Features Inc
Beatrice Burton
Lake Tamar
Ann Ludlow
Ann
Mary Delaney
Angela
Mary
Tim Donegal
Donegal
Donecal
Honey Son
Wow
Hapter Lnni Margret
Steve
Jioney Lou
Uncle Kienny
Front Street
Uncle Henry
China
India
Japan
Huvers
United States
Lucy
Mrs. Huntley
Ann Ludlow Meadows
Hotel
Muscatine
Tion
Chamberlin Studio
Columbus
Bell System
America
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
Universal Service
Scholl Mfg. Co
Dr. Scholl
Fischer Shoe Co
East Second Street
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