Purported 1926 Baccalaureate Address at Spencer Memorial
President H E McGrew delivers a terse sermon on the college purpose and lessons from Christ as Iowa Yearly Meeting ministers and local clergy attend. He urges students to seek higher aims than mere bread, praising duty, obedience, and the Christian spirit as guiding life tasks after graduation.
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H. E. McGrew
Penn
Callage
Spencer Memorial
Ray
H.C. Bedford
Chartea L. Griffitti
Evening Star
Waxgner
Pres
H. B. Motrew
Ron
Ange
Evelyn Smith McFadden
Trene Hayes McCracken
Gro. B. Purdy
A. O. Birches
Ruy
Charles Whitely
Iowa
Aljng
Jesus
Nikhacen
Spencer Memorial Chapel
Tim
Galliee
Penn College Boy Honored
The district court in Montana notes a 10 percent assessment against Citizens Savings Bank stockholders and orders the receiver to collect. It references drafts ignited by the bank before its closing and details a conviction involving Joan D Diehl, former cashier, for fraud related to banking. President A O Achipfer faces a similar indictment.
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Dewey
Citizens Savings Bank
District” Court
Mont
Iby Ie Bank
Joan D. ‘Diehl
Oskaloosa
A. O. Achipfer
Diehl
Sigourney Sank Assessment Court Ordered Payment
Sigourney assessment case resolved with the court ordering payment in full. Judge C. A. issued the ruling in June, directing the debtor to satisfy the hundred percent amount as required by the order.
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Stackholed
Epworth League Meeting Opens In New Sharon
The Epworth League district convention begins Tuesday in New Sharon with more than two dozen young people expected to attend three days of sessions. National secretary Dr. Blaine EB Kirkpatrick delivers the opening address, with speakers including W Keeney Ottumwa and Rev L Harsley Chicago. An evening banquet and midweek business meeting frame the event, as district officers preside and delegates participate in sessions across Wednesday and Thursday.
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New Sharon
Nidalé
W. Keeney
Ottumwa
L. Harsley
Chicago
W. It, Pence
Turlington
W. A. Lumgadekien
Oskatoosa
Tinssell Phillips Ae Toston
W. A. Longnecker
Oskaloosa
Benjamin V. Sclwart
Sigournay
Fadéile Hikyes Hi Crinnell
Muty
Talbot
Brooklyn
Secord
Catherine Millips
Eddyvitl
Teva
Stews Newton
Fourth View
Tamond Whitehead
Malcom
Treasur Life Sounders
Montezuma
George Dilhl
Stgournes
Besse McCay
Dela
Jimlor
Dawes at Marietta College Graduation Ovation
Vice President Charles G Dawes visits Marley College in Marietta on graduation day. Streets are draped in bunting as he mixes with alumni and receives an ovation during the ceremonies.
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Old College Town
Marietta
Charlies G. Dawes
Marley College
President Coolidge Welcomed in Twin Cities Day of Events
President Coolidge and Mrs. Coolidge arrived amid unseasonable warmth then cooler air as Minnesota and Norway centennial celebrations opened. Governors, dignitaries, and thousands greeted the party at Union Station while officials prepared a luncheon and multiple ceremonies in Minneapolis and St Paul. The itinerary included meetings with state Republican leaders and a greeting by notable Norwegian guests. The day featured receptions, addresses at fairgrounds, and a planned visit to Minneapolis with a heavy schedule ahead.
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Coolidge
Kelloge
Norse
Fair Grounds
University of, Minnesota
Jannifer
Kellogg
Minneapolia
St. Baal
Norway
Monickel
Bishay Bund
Osin
Covernor
Chriallarson
Manyora Nelson
Leach
Sir Paul
Minneapolis
Eldvens
Washington
Ohio
Indiana
Wisconsin
Lelind
Radio Programs Preview From WRO Washington 5 Minute Slot
A brief radio listing from WRO Washington covers a five minute program on Navy and related content. The notice notes copyright by United Trans and a Monday air date in June.
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United Trans
Wro
Washington
Navy
Fire at Wilton Junction Damages Hotel and Mill
A June incident at Wilton Junction caused a blaze damaging the Commercial hotel and Chamberlain mill with losses estimated at 76000 dollars. The report lists radio stations broadcasting notices and a wide array of programs tied to the event and local entities.
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WCCO
Minneapolis
Coolidge
WEAF
New York
Detroit
WCAH
Pittsburgh
WAAR
Providence
WOO
Philadelphia
WEEI
Toston
WCAP
Washinglay
Town Evonomy Lumber Company
Bell
Orawa Wind
Tones
Chamberlain
Iowa farmer killed in Cedar Rapids automobile crash
A 41 year old farmer, Charles Duett, was killed when the automobile he was driving plunged over a bridge and overturned into a creek near Pasrtax. The accident was found this morning by a neighboring farmer who spotted the vehicle in the water.
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Charles Duett
Pasrtax
Delmar Ktine
Cedar Rapids
Cedar River
Bertram
Wine
Gome
Intercity Railroad Valuation by Interstate Commission
The Minneapolis and St. Louis railroad shows 1,858 miles of line to the northwest with capital stock at 7,294,800 and a total investment account of 68,119,760. The Interstate Commerce Commission currently values the railroad at 46,004,128, reflecting its overall financial status.
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Washington
Jimes S
Minne- Lapolin
Centennia Officials Rally at Fair Grounds Speech
The presidential party arrived at the New Nicollet Hotel in Minneapolis after a long ride through cheering crowds. A large detour caused by festivities allowed many children to glimpse the chief executive as officials dismissed services to accommodate the crowd.
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Centennia
Nicollet Hotel
Minneapally
Nia
Neenie
Selonols
Storms End Torrid Wave During Midwest Relief Efforts
Reports from Iowa and nearby states describe devastating storms that damaged towns, killed several, and displaced hundreds. Army tents, National Guardsmen, and American Legion workers rushed to shelter victims as crews cleared debris and distributed aid from Camp Dodge and regional centers.
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Boston
New York
Weatara
Iowa
Neola
Vietima
American Legion
Yorkshire
Penta
Witty Army
1St Army Cota
Dia
Camp Dodge
National
Clarida
Lake ‘Crabil
Clarinda
Town City
Franz Peterson
Gilace
Helen
Nun Treichébons
Gas Tax Misuse Alarm Prompts Loomis Inquiry
A Washington expert warns that gasoline tax revenue in multiple states is diverted from road funds to nonhighway uses. He urges stopping misappropriation and pyramid schemes to save the tax structure, citing figures from Maryland Texas North Dakota South Carolina Montana and others.
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United Press Dispatch
Washington, D. C
Fanigiog
American Automobile Association
Elegan
A. M. Loomis
Washington
D.C
District of Columbia
Loomis
Reid
Linamillr
Pennsylvania
State Highway Department
Maryland
State Wighway Department
Texas
North Dakota
South Carolina
Montana
South Carolla
Georgle
New Mexico
Minnesota
Kansha
Arkansas
Nevada
North Carolina
Arizona
Florida
Georgia
Indiana
Kentucalice
Mississippi
Oklahoma
Oregon
Tennessee
Virginia
Wyoming
Utah
Connecticut
Vermont
Utinets
Massachusetts
New Jersey
New
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Dawes
Howra
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United Preas
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Minndane
Coollidge
Provertial Iek
Lelesti
Tia Navel Dirigille
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Pratt
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Frank
Kelloggy
Minnepolis
Tuneheon
Srrmarere
Wilton Junction
United Press
WLS
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Suilth
Bariteno
EPO
Sun
Junetaco
P. m
Nonwes Vlan
Wwe
Minnneapolis
WOC
Davenport
WGR
Buffalo
Time Sons
WRAT
WRI
Whet
Wear
Opera Co
Wiz
Seven Seas
Mucic
Farmer
Denny Gordon
James
Miles City
Lyo
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Ah, W. Vurinaon
Jon Angeles
Katherine Sfolmer
Ajo
Wansus City
Ielief
Weather Bureau
Jones
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Second Avenue East
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McKey-Fansher Co
Tomor
Row’s
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High Ave
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