Celebrate Fourth at Castle Grove
Castle Grove picnic park two miles south of Minots City will host a traditional Fourth of July celebration under Modern Woodmen of America. Hon E F Richman will be the speaker and Pauchet band of Muscatine will provide music. Afternoon athletic events and full-day entertainment are planned, drawing many attendees from the city.
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Castle Grove
Minots City
Woodmen of America
Uaity
HE. F. Richman
Pauchet
Mad Horses Run Up Railroad In Rural Bus Incident
A runaway bogey hitched to two horses frightened a passenger on Mulberry Avenue between Third and Fourth Streets. One rider leaped to safety, rolling but unhurt, as the team dragged the buggy toward the Western railroad track. Harness broke near Barry Manufacturing. one horse slightly injured and the buggy damaged at Ninth Street.
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Mulberry Ave
Fourth Street
Barry Manufacturing Company
Ninth. Street
Children’s Day Observed at First Methodist Bryn Day School
The Bryn Day school department of First Methodist Church held a Children’s Day program Sunday morning at the local Y M C A building. An elaborate program featured recitations vocal numbers dialogue and other exercises with much practice evident. Pastor Rev L M Grigsby delivered the address to a large appreciative audience. A new buggy and harness were advertised as ready for purchase at Snyder’s.
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Brynday School
First Methodist Church
Y. M.C.A
Rov
L.M
Grigsby
Mons
First Communion Set at St Matthias Church Eastern Iowa
The St Matthias Catholic church in Eastern Iowa plans a first communion on Sunday July 23 in its new edifice. The service marks the building's first use with interior work ongoing. Pastor Rev F J Leonard noted completion is likely by July 28 though some delays remain. The class formed last Sunday will study Christian doctrine and prepare for the rite.
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St. Matthias Catholic Church
Iowa
Bow
F. J. Leonard
Clags
All Iowa boosters campaign launched in Des Moines
Secretary Ralph Bolton of Des Moines announces a statewide advertising push to promote Iowa made products and keep wealth and industry within the state. A dozen boost Iowa ads will run in 839 papers with an AM Town campaign planned through October 16.
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Iowa
Ralph Bolton
Greater Des
Baking Helps Learn to Reidulate the Hesta in Oven
Baking guidance from Mrs. Janet McKenzie Hill in Boston Cooking School Magazine covers oven temp, rise, and baking order. It warns against extreme heat at the outside to avoid collapsed centers, notes small ovens cool faster, and advises separate baking for bread and pastry with proper underheat for baking powder pastries. The piece promotes a KC Cook’s Book and a promo for a 25 cent certificate from Jaguas Mire Co Chicago.
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Jaguas Mire. Co
Chicago
SHORT CIRCUIT ON CAR CAUSES FALLS
An explosion in a street car controller near Mulberry between Fourth and Fifth streets injures Frank Smith and M. Concannon. Both men fall from the platform. Smith bears a two inch pen-knife gash while Concannon suffers head and shoulder bruises. Motorman George W. Nelbert and the crew seek medical aid from Dr. A. d. Oliver.
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Frank , Smith
Maple Avenue
Citizens
Ry. Co
M. Connellnnon
Intler
Mr. Smith
George W. Nelbert
Mulberry Avenue
Fourth
Fifth Street
Concannon
A. d. Oliver
Ministers Plan Summer Tour Into Western Wilds
Rev J C H Light and Rev J N Bivott depart today on a pleasure trip beginning in Denver and Steamboat Springs, then into Amperien's wildest country across the Great Divide to a famed western game preserve. Bears are said to be plentiful as the pair anticipate exciting moments before returning in August.
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J. C. H. Light
United Brethren Church
J. N. Bivott
First Presbyterian Church
Denver
Steamboat Springs
Amperien
Portable mill destroyed in fire near Nestlebusn Point
The Rogers Brothers portable sawmill and a large supply of lumber were burned in an early Saturday fire. Located near Nestlebusn Point the mill was fully engulfed when found and efforts to fight the blaze failed. Loss estimated around 1200 dollars. the mobile mill had even operated on river islands for lumbering.
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Rogers” Brothera
Nestlebusn Point
Davenport Meet Promotes Automobile Day Races
The Davenport Automobile club plans an Independence Day autos day at the Mile Track with sanction from the American Automobile Association. Hills and speed events include a 25 mile free for all with $300 cash plus a large cup, several class B and A races, and cups from Elks and Engies. G H Knowles coordinates preliminaries as crowds are expected to be large in the Tri-Cities.
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Automobilista of
Murcatine and Vicinity
Davenport
Tri-City Speedway Association
Harry Knight
al Morrill
American Automobile Association
Davenport Automobile Club
Tri-Cities
J. H. C. Petersen
Elks and Engies
G. H. Knowles
Association
Iowa National Guard encampment orders issued by Logan
Adjutant General Guy E H Logan of Des Moines issued general orders for forthcoming Iowa National Guard regimental encampments. Key provisions specify a minimum of 32 men per company, with a cap of 58 enlisted, and that only those who report and accompany the unit will have rail transport paid for. misuse of tickets is prohibited.
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Guy EH. Logan
I Des Moines
Iowa National Guard
de War Department
Army troop movement and payroll procedures outlined
Colonel Edwin B. Lucas will be on duty two days at each camp to extend payrolls. Company commanders must deliver tripleate payrolls signed by all present members. Troops will be paid by check after returning home. Officers mounted must provide mounts. state pays transportation and $1.50 per day for ten days for officers below major. Acting quartermaster general to arrange troop movements and issue departure orders. By order of the governor, Guy E. B. Logan Adjutant General.
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Edwin B. Lucas
Towa
Guy EB. Logan
Plumbers Win Fight Over Steam Fitters Merger
The American Federation of Labor executive council in Washington urges one pipe trades organization by merging steam fitters with plumbers. The recommendation goes to the AFL convention in Atlanta in November for charter revocation of the International Association of Steam Fitters. Despite this, the joint arbitration association backs the steam fitters and strikes are scheduled on buildings where steam fitters’ work is let.
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A. F
Js Council
Steam Fitters
Rivala
Chicago
Ill
American Federation of Labor
Washington
Atlanta
International Association of Steam Fitters
Joint Arbitration Association
Plumbers union gains broad backing from allied trades
The article notes strong support for the plumbers by building trades unions including carpenters bricklayers lathers hoisting engineers painters and building laborers totaling about 45 000 members. Additional unions backing the plumbers within the Building Trades Council are electrical workers sheet metal workers structural ironworkers architectural ironworkers elevator constructors machinists and cement workers totaling roughly 8 000 members.
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Plumbers’ Organization
Brieckingers
Holsting
Building Trades Council
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