Government calls for workers as men and women respond
Amid wartime demands, the government seeks skilled and unskilled labor alike. E C Tink at the post office lists opportunities in stenography, typing, clerical work, trades, and machine operation. Equal pay, good hours, and opportunities for education are highlighted for both men and women.
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Laor
E. C. Tink
Washington
Callan
Women at Arsenals and Shipyards Welcomed for War Effort
Fragmented wartime notice highlights women urged to work in arsenals, shipyards, and Washington offices. Emphasizes vast, complex wartime logistics and the indispensable support from workers in rear areas to sustain front lines.
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Washington
25 Years for Peoria Banker Murder Trial
Peoria banker Juno S Edgar A Strause was found guilty of murder and sentenced to twenty five years in the penitentiary after a high profile trial. The state alleged the cashier was killed to block a stock take over and removal threats. The case drew a large jury pool with 408 salesmen examined. A special judge was brought in to ensure impartiality. Also notices announced a memorial service for Comrade Wson Toyne with funeral arrangements and pallbearers listed.
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Peoria
Juno
Edgar A. Strause
State Trust and Savings Bank of
Berne
M. Mead
Eliastly- Polo
Strause
Froil
Micah
Mead
Weill
Robert 7. Grier
Monmouth
Eden Quartette Well Received at Muscatine Concert
The Eden Seminary Euphonia quartet from St Louis performed at Evangelical Protestant Church in Muscatine. The program featured quartet numbers, readings, and instrumental interludes, with a farewell duet. An offortug collected for a young man netted about one hundred dollars. The group, composed of Koehler Melchert Kettlehut Witt Hass, is in the seminary's senior class and offered patriotic pieces alongside vocal and instrumental selections.
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Euphonia- Quartette
Eden Seminary
St. Louis
Muscatine
Quartetts Thembers
Ows
Minnesota
TIM- Nos
Darrotta
Gmw Koehler
TG. Melchert
HH. Kettlehut
W. J. Witt
J. Hass
Haus
H. Kettlehut
Plano
J. C. Malchert
Choir program and cantata at Children’s Day service
A church event lists a full program of songs recitations and exercises for Children’s Day led by H. Di Lenitau and I. DB. Lemitau. Performers include Helen Schnetar Viola Wishart Verna Wishart and many others with selections like The Building of the Ship and Our Offerings.
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Eipos
Jniualéat
Marie 'Horwig
H. di Lenitau
Borhorn
Helen i Schnetar
Charles Huber
Jesus
Thela 1Wishart
Viola
Wishart
Verna
Wisharts
Margaret I Ryan
Donald
Lange
Zelina
Funek
Trusan Schoonig
Helen Sehau
Sylvia Bartelt
Voeni
Richard Lemkan
Albert
Lemkan
Bernice Rasy
Sarah Mills
Who
Saniel
Paul Grogskaus
Lillian Schoonig
Molen Schanland
Albert Lemkau
Richard Lemkau
Anna Leach
Donald Lange
Hidward
Bernice Reay
Zola Funek
Nina Afigschlager
Unclear Names In Fragmentary Notice Pair
Fragmentary OCR lists multiple names including Kenneth Lemkda John Lemkau and Harold Diercks with scattered words like Pilot Me Benediction and actress Dr Ly Be Kettelkamp, creating an incomplete personnel reference without discernible event or context.
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Kenneth’ “Lemkda
John” ‘Lemkau
Heno
Ilter
Miriani ‘Diercks
Harold Men
Esus
Saylyor
Dr. Ly Be Kettelkamp
Postinie
St Mathias School Grads Four At Commencement
Four young women Anna Viola Conway Maria Theresa Duggan Bernice Grafe Esther Heitz received diplomas at St Mathias School graduation. Rev F J Leonard conferred degrees as class day program opened with music by Dorothea Coleman Tacha Bond Dorothy Detthof. Fire main service marked sixty sixth year of commencement week. Springfield A Connors led in Central finals trap shooters at Decatur.
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Anna
Viola Conway
Maria Theresa Duggan
Berenice
Pauline
Grafe
Esther
Holtz
St. Mathias
F.J. Leonard
Kussner
Dorothea, Coleman
Tacha Bond
Dorothy Detthof
Mioresa Duggany
Piano Sollo
Nan‘tosia
Betsy
Bernice Grafe
Esther Heitz
Carnival Rough House Leads to Fines and Arrests
Arnold Hubbard and Clarence Phillips were arrested at the carnival grounds Friday after a disturbance. Hubbard was fined one dollar and costs after arraignment before Judge Coster, with Chief Bronner urging stricter penalties. Phillips posted bond. a witness claimed Hubbard was the aggressor, while Phillips claimed noninvolvement.
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Arnold Hubbard
Costa
Coster
Hubbard
Clarence Phillips
Phillips
Bronner
Chief Tranner
Inter
Pittling
Sanol Marketed as Kidney and Bladder Remedy
An advertisement touts Sanol as the best cure for kidney and bladder troubles and backache. It promises relief within 24 hours and offers bottles of 60 cents or 3.00 at the drug store.
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Sanol
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