Iowa Women Seek Coolidge Visit to Knoxville Monument
Mary Marion Chapter D A R invites President Coolidge to Knoxville to dedicate a marker marking the Red Rock line dividing Indian territory from white land as delineated by the 1848 treaty with the Sac and Fox. Knoxville and state DAR groups mobilize efforts, citing historic value and patriotic significance.
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Calvin Coolidge
The
United States
Mary Marion
Daughters of the American Revolution
West
Red Rock Line
Indian Territory
White
Red Rock
Mr. Coolidge
Coolidge
Knoxville
Fort Harmer
Ohio
New Purchase
Mississippi River
Des Moines River
Es Senate
Missouri
Neutral Territory
Red Rocks
Iowa
Mule Hide roofing and service backed by Kuyper Korner
The ad promotes Mule Hide roofing as tough and weatherproof for a cooler summer, plus shelter ideas for livestock. It urges home improvement, granary plans, and customer service that emphasizes convenient, material ready delivery and expert guidance in choosing merchandise. It ends with a lumber call to action and a reminder that durable goods save money.
Dr Stuart Burial At Hand As Prominent Iowa Physician
Doctor Stuart who led the University of Iowa as president from 1880 to 1895 died after a long illness. A renowned physician in Monon for about thirty years he earned a Doctors of Laws honorary degree in 1912. He married twice and left a large family including five grandchildren and several children residing in Ontario Iowa Florida and New York City.
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Pella
Barnes Medical College
St. Louis
Monon
Doctor Stuart
Central University of Iowa
Guelph
Ontario
Mary Ann Grofftey
George Grofftey
Mary E. Howell
Iowa
New York City
Stuart
Sarah
George W. Barber
Beautford
Robert
Waterloo
Ewing
Clermont
Florida
Edna and
Stuart Barber
Mary
Martha Crew
Iola
Kan
Florence
Marriage Licenses Reported by District Clerk
The clerk of the district court issued marriage licenses for Robert Bruce Eaton and Elizabeth M. Evans since the last report. Births recorded this week include Carolyn Beth Hammond daughter of Clarence E. Hammond and wife in Knoxville born July 10 and Robert D. Smith son of Ray Smith and Mrs. Smith in Washington Township born July 9. The rest are unrelated quotes.
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Robert Bruce Eaton
Elizabeth M. Evans
Carolyn Beth Hammond
Clarence E. Hammond
Knoxville
Robert D. Smith
Ray Smith
Washington Township
One Cent Fare to State Fair in Iowa Railroads
Iowa railroads will offer a one cent per mile round trip fare to the Iowa State Fair with sale dates August 28 to September 1. Return limits vary by origin, half fare for children, with possible lower rates on certain days. The fair promises Sousa band, races, fireworks, and a new $365,000 grandstand seating 12,000, plus improved highway travel and marked detours.
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Iowa
Fair
Western Passengerssociation
Des Moines
Sousa
Highway Commission
Woman, husband and son arrested in Andersonville row
Andy Haverjack Jim Kerr and Johnny Haverjack residents of Andersonville were arrested last Saturday night by Deputy Sheriff Van Benthuysen and Marshal Conrey on drunkenness charges. Johnny faced assault charges for allegedly striking his mother. Justice Boylan set Kerr and the elder Haverjack at 10 dollars and costs, Johnny at 25 dollars and costs. Andy arranged payment to satisfy the court. The piece notes support for uniform divorce laws with a comment on withholding alimony.
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Andy Haverjack
Jim Kerr
Johnny Haverjack
Andersonville
F. L. van Benthuysen
Bert Conrey
Johnny
Andy
H. L. Boylan
Kerr
Haversack
Andy Haversack
Used Cars and Farm Equipment for Sale in 1924
1924 Dodge Touring in excellent condition and 1924 Ford Sedan four doors offered. Also two row cultivators priced at $10 and $25. Essex Touring four cylinder advertised through Pella Motor Co.
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Olds
Essex
Pella Motor CO
Buick
Overland
Studebaker
Chevrolet
Touri van Houweling Auto Co
Harvey men arrested for illegal fishing in Des Moines river
Mike and Andy and Finne Schnack, residents of Harvey, were arrested Friday night by Deputy Warden William Schuenke for illegal trot lines, gathering excess fish. They pled guilty before Justice A B Brobst, were fined $50 plus costs, unable to pay, jailed, then moved to county bastile for about fifteen days.
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Mike
Andy
Finne Schnack
Harvey
Gumne
William Schuenke
Des Moines
Schuenke
A.B. Brobst
Costa
Bastile
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Pella, Iowa
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Roc
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Fialao Ale
Woundee Kee Creek
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