Red Cross Progress Report in Wilton Stirs Local Support
Wilton town apportionment for Red Cross funds rises with $1,150 already subscribed, signaling plan to meet the $1,700 to $1,800 target. Muscatine leaders praise turnout at meeting, Dr. J B Kendall urges Americanism and Red Cross aid for soldiers. About forty new members join, branch total 125, paper day set for June 38 to collect clothing from residents' porches.
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Wilton
Jung
Wilton Township
Red Cross
Muscatine
J. B. Kendall
First Presbyterian Church
Muscating
United States
J. le Gloster
Muscatina
Lan Addrexk
Muscatine Couna
Nave
Dr Cress Chiropractic Advocate Endorsed by Family
A Muscatine family praises Dr Cress for curing their ten year old daughter after a persistent cough and St Vitus Dance. They credit his chiropractic care and note his training at Davenport College and Palmer School. Calls answered day or night. Consultation free with a lady attendant.
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Dr. Cress
Cage
St. Vitus
Wris Grinl
Ave
Hee
Mr. and Mes
Hilton
Buell St. Muscatine
Jia
Cress
Davenport College of Chiropractic
Palmer School of Chiropractic
Muscatine
East Second St
Iowa
Record Road Improvements Finished in Magannine County
County Engineer E P G Finifbnas reports the second phase of Magannine County road upgrades is complete. Contractor J Geimm of Wwapello will finish similar work on Halling Hill and the Great White Way as the main county road project nears completion. Road grades on the Flaling hill and Wroning pill have been reduced, improving conditions for motorists. The Salisbury bridge project continues under Contractor Mr S Hamilton, with plans to widen and lengthen approaches and straighten the road near the porridge area for safer travel.
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Maganntine
E. P. G. Finifbnas
Geimm
Wyoming
Thridges
Hamilton
Tattoring
Condiilor
Poridge
Discharge for Local Prisoner Andrew Brown Paroled
Andrew Brown, formerly sent to the state penitentiary at Bort Madxon in October 1919 on a charge of chowting by fato, was granted parole by Governor Harding. Records show he was discharged today after good behavior while confined. Governor Harding's order of discharge was filed this week.
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Andrew Brown
cHatriet Gourt Horn
Bort Madxon
Tonsan Aa Boon
bin Treedon
SW. Te Harding
Nm HoLlen
Diateiet
Clark Jt
G. Tipton
Serretary Sam
Woods
Grown
Harding
Wis
dAncharRe
Red Cross fund nears high mark across states
The Red Cross campaign nears the 40 million dollar target as Ohio and Michigan lead in early progress. Minnesota Wisconsin Indiana and New Jersey show sizable regional totals with New York City contributing over 33 million to date. Major cities including Cleveland Cincinnati Pittsburgh Philadelphia Boston Chicago St Louis and Buffalo trail but remain active in the drive.
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Atlantic
Odlo Agurea
Michigan
North Central
Soation
Minsouch
Wowota
Winconsin
Indiana
Jawi
New Jerany
Englewood
J.mo
Sear
New York City
Hod Crows Mercy Fund
Red Crown
Enslewood
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Pietaburgh
Buffalo
Boston
St. Louia
Chicago
Philadelphia
Chamberlain's Tablets Benefit Stomach Ailment User Testimonial
Mrs. M. R. Sears of Baldwinsville New York reports her stomach pain eased after six months of distress and two to three weeks of severe cramps. She used Chamberlain's Tablets and within one dose felt relief and continued until cured. The ad notes tablets do not relieve pain but may prevent recurrence after relief.
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Thornuta
Chambarlala
M. R. Sears
Baldwinsville
N. Y
Chamberlain
Kent
Pike Township Sets Pace For Entire County Report
Pike Township leads a county wide campaign showing oversubscriptions and fundraising totals. Reports from Nichols and Wilton indicate rising contributions with City totals nearing forty thousand dollars as teams report varying subscription amounts and leadership shifts.
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Pike Township
Pika
Macatine
Pike
Fike
Nichols
Muscating
Thales Rly
Tha Sbsones
Gaptin H.W
Crastain Magna Aiida i
Toon No. 7
Musentine
Russ Mission Reaffirms Decision on Constitutional Assembly
The item describes Russia's provisional government preparing decisive measures to prevent anarchy and to consolidate authority. It notes the need to convoke a constitutional assembly promptly and emphasizes unity among populists, labor elements, and socialists around a national program. The article highlights the challenges facing the revolution and the resolve to maintain order while pursuing peaceable solutions.
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Turin
Ntake
Auddle Clandon
Labor Alementa
Weather outlook unsettled with showers for Great Lakes region
The Great Lakes region faces unsettled conditions with frequent showers starting Sunday. Temperatures will run below normal with occasional showers possible in the plains and upper midwest areas as forecast by the weather bureau.
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Washington, D. Ca
Weather Bureau
Great Lakes
Plains
Liberty Loan Take Reaches Record Subscriptions
Washington June 23 final Liberty Loan tabulations show 0 095 22 860 subscribed nearly 62 percent more than required. The report notes strong public support and robust bond subscriptions across regions, reflecting broad national participation in the financing drive.
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Washington,d. C
Decorating an American Poilu on the War Front
A Red Cross nurse recalls a British mother and an American French soldier in World War I. The man, later decorated with the Military Medal, shows resilience amid injury, family reunion, and gratitude toward doctors, nurses, and a vast American aid effort for wounded in France.
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Ourxelven
Ayonk
Mednitla Militaire
Ife
American Red Cross
Citizan
False alarms to be stopped in tense city debate
Local officials consider measures to curb repeated false alarms. The discussion centers on enhancing police response and penalties for misuses of alarm systems amid concerns over public safety and resource strain. Authorities emphasize deterrence and community cooperation to prevent undue disruption.
Pythians Set July E15 Meet With Patriotic Demonstration
Knights of Pythias plan a patriotic demonstration to be staged by the lodge during the third week in July. The newly formed chapter advocates the move as a civic event and center of local activities.
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AS & Tectinic
Bitte
Knighta
Pythias
Lodge
Fire damages home. large hole, water damage noted
A Friday morning fire at a Columbus Junction home caused extensive plastering damage and water-related harm. Neighbors responded quickly and authorities arrived to control the blaze. Financial loss was covered by a local fund and several residents visited relatives in Morning Sun after the incident.
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Columbus
J. Bollenneh
Mawtahge
Mink Genes Hall
Lannings
Bor
Hughes
Whielo
F. Hall
Albert McCutough
Walter Morgan
Hopkington
Harry Brilare
Dax Motlak
Thos
Ruxaal
Hurlington
Vine
Fu. Thompson
Privalilnalah Nivd-Trek Waban Ware
Malle Hanft
Angyl
Mr Hatt Bethe
Tes
Nghlul Line
Oy Smith
G. A. BR
Davane
Migs Lawrane
A. A. Abbott
Cedar
Hudson
William of Cotter
Helen Linwher
Wruth Miner
Whyello
G Liancher
Columbus Cit
John Richards
J. Ra Hughes
Grage Owen
Cortore
Goarro Foor
RA. Wykert
Pred Mobile
T. J. Johnston
Columbus City
Alice and
Phoebs Morgan
Orria
Red Cross Plans Russia Aid Campaign
The American Red Cross will lead a wartime campaign to supply Russia with assistance through a coordinated effort in Washington D C. The campaign aims to mobilize a broad public drive to raise funds and collect relief supplies for the Russian front.
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RED Cross
Russia
French Resist German Drive Continues on Front Lines
German offensives near Waxalllon and Pilain region falter as French forces hold the salient near Chevreans and Cavaliers Te Courey. Reinforcements and local counteractions repulse attacks, with prisoners taken and lines holding after intense fighting. Berlin reports a Berlin victory with captured territory and prisoners.
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Orne
Forlx
Chevreans
Besant Restrictions Spark Indian Response
Telegraphs from Bombay report government limits on Annie Besant and colleagues following a home rule agitation. Protests spread among natives while British press welcomes the move silencing the movement. Besant barred from meetings lectures and writings. her husband leads the Theosophical Society.
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London
Bombay
Mia
Annie Besant
Knights lodge to host public demonstration meeting
A committee announces a demonstration at the next lodge meeting. Appointed officials will take charge of the event in this district and invite the general public to participate.
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Knights of Pything
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