Picnic season and a plea for Boy Scouts in Pella
President Coolidge pleases all by endorsing family picnics while a call goes out for renewed Boy Scout activity in Pella. The piece urges training for better boys and manhood, noting lack of leaders and a need for a strong youth program in the community. It also condemns Sacco and Vanzetti demonstrations and anarchists who commit acts of violence to express opposition.
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Pella
Boy Scouta
Sacco
Vanzetti
The
Chronicle
Massachusetts
Italy
Winterset
Madisooian
Local opinions mix politics and road plans in Iowa column
The Decorah Journal and Chronicle discuss Al Smith and Hearst, Lowden for president and agricultural leadership, and critique Massachusetts murder cases. The column rails against anarchists Sacco and Vanzetti, and compares Canadian Prohibition shifts while touching on local road bonds, Dutch restraint, and small town trades.
Indirect City Life Reflected in a Cleveland Writer’s Tone
A brief passage notes how a typical New Yorker might feel sympathy for a man living in Indianapolis or Chicago, hinting at urban contrast and shared urban weariness without naming events or dates. The observation appears as a cultural aside rather than a reported incident.
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Ment
Indianapolis
Chicago
Monroe sees Coolidge fishing on Black Hills trip
Monroe tourists Sam McDaniels Delbert McReynolds and families report President Coolidge fishing at a well known hole with baited hooks and a guide carrying him across a stream. They traveled from Black Hills to Yellowstone National Park and Cheyenne roundup, noting reasonable hotel rates and bears fed at Yellowstone.
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Monroe
Black Hills
President Coolidge
Sam McDaniels
Delbert McReynolds
Harry Worth
Ray Kingdon
McDaniels
McReynolds
Delbert
Coolidge
Yellowstone
Worth
Kingdons
Rapid City
Yellowstone Park
Misses Inn
Bessie Honnold
Monroe Mirror
Lone Trail Council Suspends President After Secret Meeting
The Neversweat Club followed paving work in Central Park leading to a Saturday evening special meeting of Lone Trail Council No 1. Billie Gezel, the president, was removed from office and suspended for thirty days after a confidential session accusing him of violating order rules at the Oskalooosa circus. He admitted full confession.
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Council
Rus van Zante
Lone Trail Council No. 1
Billie Gezel
Oskaloosa
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Marion County
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Kingdom of Heaven
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Great Midway
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Aerial Aliens
Neversweat Club
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Durham
Joe F. Denburger
Des Moines
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Pella Supply CO
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H. C. Payne
Broadway
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Security Stat Bank
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Fowler Telephone
Main Street
Dr. C. I. Fox
Main and
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J. J. Sybenga
Keable
J. M. Cook
Bell Clothing
H. O. Wormhoudt
Dentist Office
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F. F. Carpenter
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