Ouster Proceedings May Be Attempted in Des Moines
Des Moines reports the Modern Woodmen head camp faces ouster action to remove top officers. An executive committee in Minneapolis drafted the plan to file in court to avert higher insurance rates and safeguard the organization's 1 million members. The move, likened to a conversion conflict, cites failures to perform duties and protect members' interests. The Iowa filing would be prepared locally.
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Minneapolis
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South End Building Started at Island Cemetery Grounds
The Island Cemetery association abandoned plans for a chapel and began constructing a small storage and storm shelter building under R T Humnes president. The structure is to store funerary paraphernalia when no funerals occur and is expected to be finished soon on Muscatine Island.
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R. T. Humneh
A Trio of Beauty Secrets Revealed by Suratt
A garbled ad-like fragment touts beauty secrets by Valeska Suratt and others, promising dramatic effects using a facial cream and night eye wash. It hawks a 3 percent noric acid solution and topical regimens, urging readers to visit drug stores for supplies.
Tipton News Briefs Highlight Socials and Travels
Tipton residents attend church socials and family gatherings, with Mrs. Tallman visiting Denver before returning east. Miss Grane-or Bunker, a Wilton native, marries Romey of Cedar Rapids at Nash home in Tipton, then heads to Wayne and Chicago before a new life. Several local figures, including doctors and teachers, are noted in visits to Davenport, Muscatine, and Durant, with announcements of social events and guests from Clarance and Davenport.
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Clark
Mosunw
Lelia Wilkerson
Ami
J. Smith
Daugiter
Misa Stella
Tipton
Atl
Hucke
Wdbe
George Tuinuoln
Mosgans
Jorngon
Will Looney
Faye Gordon
Rosie Island
Winifd Gronia
Mengo
Will Ho
Fred Hoffmentine
Chas. Henderson
J. Irving Evans
Ceday Falls
Grace Hain
Vesta Wilckerson
Mavengo
Howe
Fred Shannon
Columbus Junction
W. 2. Bliven
Helen and
Albert
Why
F. A. Maurer
Pearl
Myra Maurer
Nelle Duncan
Elmer Maurer
Marcu+tina
Elbern Kuait
Ralph Potter
Hendday
AY Chas
Henderson
Museue
Moon
Wilson
R. Henderson
Gee
Nicolaus
Harry ‘Rey
de D. Talia
Holatauer
Aes
Henry Myers
Rudolph Syneilind
BC Durant
Presbyterian Church
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D-D
Talman
Hot Springs
Dakota
G.F. Nicolaus
Denver
Gaza
Charles Holzhaner Bie
Ariz
Guy Ringgenberg
Washington
Marty Gordor
Gladys
Lowa City
George Dawson
WH Browmbhie
Atalisse
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Oney Sievers
The
Presbyterian Eauish
HW. J. Strong
MM. M. Scharhit
H. L. Schafnlt
H. E. Strong
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Missence
Guy Woodhouse
Sharon
Springs
Kan
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Ella Clany
Joe Barclay
East Wilton
J. W. Geneau
Jona Dice
Newt. Ayres
California
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Moe. Raynor
Durant
Mary Paw“Ii
A. C. Shifler
Florence Shiftler
Margaret Heabner
J. EB. Smith
Crown
Attention Commandery Seeks De Molay Work Tonight
The De Molay Commandery No. 1 invites members to a species conclave tonight for Black Cross degree work in the LB Olhmer, E. C. era.
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Canadian Officials Sail to Discuss Naval Policy
Ottawa reports the departure of Premier Borden and three cabinet members for England seen as a step in naval policy discussions with Britain. Canada abandons the Luarez plan for a navy and seeks an alternative. The conference outcome will be awaited as the government promised to submit naval proposals to the people. Black of MacArthur street left for Atalissa for a brief family visit.
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Ottawa
Ontario
England
Premiser Borden
Canada
Luarez
Admiralty
Im. Black
MacArthur Street
Atalissa
Cardui Endorsed as Women’s Tonic in Letter from Garden City
A letter from Mrs. James Hamner of Garden City praises Caydus as a great remedy for womanly troubles. She claims Cardui the woman’s tonic is pure, vegetable, harmless, and acts gently yet surely with no bad after-effects, urging other women suffering to ask their druggist.
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Kas
James Hamner
Caydus
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