Community club formed at Hawkeye with large membership
Eleven bootleggers were fined from 150 to 800 dollars by Judge Scott in United States court at Dubuque recently. A high school for boys will open at Carroll soon by Catholics and five acres of land were bought for the building. Building of the lodge at the Woodward Boy Scouts camp will start May 1. The first customer at J Krop mans new Mason City store removed the proprietor of 10 dollars. The 80 acre farm of James Watt near Altoona sold for 255 dollars per acre to O L Naylor. Jack Hudspeth of Sioux City conducted the sale. More than 800 bushels of soybeans were sold in one week to Marshall county farmers signaling increasing acreage over 1922. Don J Bingham, alleged war risk insurance forger, was arrested in Reinbeck. Governor Kendall received a silver gavel made from wood from the old state capitol. A 1950s veteran hospital project is underway. The Des Moines light railway fund tops 100000 dollars.
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Hawkeye
Scott
Dubuque
Carroll
Woodward
Gaid
J. Kropman
Mason City
James Watt
Altoona
O. L. Naylor
Jack Hudspeth
Sioux City
Marshall County
Don J. Bingham
Secret Service
Reinbeck
United States
M. L. Healy
N. E. Kendall
Iowa
Capitol
University of Iowa
War Department
Knoxville
Iowa Independent Telephone Association
Lake City
Des Moines City Railway
Andrew J. Johnson
Frederick Wichman
Garner
J. B. Wichman
Mason City Globe Gazette
Ben J. Gibson
Fortieth General Assembly
National Federation of Music Clubs
Vermillion
N. D
Orville Rennie
Will Rennie
Near Cedar
Fargo
Ashton
N. C
Toledo
Board of Control
Senate
House
Greene
Denison
Court House
Call o the Wild brings roving thoughts to high school life
High school students stage a Junior Play themed around the Call of the Wild. A student writer notes the lure of nature over algebra and shares the playful math quip about cotton. A Normal Training club farewell includes officer elections, a program with piano solos, a humorous story, and Miss Allbright’s health Talk.
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Mary Crew
Marie Vander Haas
Minnie van Gorp
Jeanette Dekker
Bessie Morris
Jeanette Brummel
Miss Allbright
Mary
Preliminary contest at Central selects Peace Contest represe
The Central Ray reports a Tuesday afternoon prelim for the Peace Contest in Parsons. Four contestants—Louis Reeverts, Aber Klaaren, Connie De Bruin, Gerrit Rozeboom—delivered well prepared orations. Rozeboom, though not placed, earned praise for spirit and promise, while Reeverts won first place with America's Answer and De Bruin second with The Battle Cry of Peace. attendance and enthusiasm were noted as lacking.
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Central Ray
Central
Parsons
Louis Reeverts
Aber Klaaren
Connie de Bruin
Gerrit Rozeboom
Altho
America
Radio Schedule for Station WOC Davenport Iowa May 6-12
Daily listings detail sacred chimes and pipe organ concerts, baseball scores, church services, and educational talks. Performers include Erwin Swindell, P S C Orchestra, and various named speakers. programs run May 6 through May 12 with time signals and weather forecasts interspersed.
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Erwin Swindell
Frank W. Court
M. E
Davenport
Iowa
P. S.C
A. Russell
Sandman
C. M. Cochrane
W. T. Waterman
Oscar Clayton
Dorothy Roeder
F. H. Tigue
The
Vacuum Oil Co
A. G. Hinrichs
Tri-City
D. K. Kirk
C. D. Doran
Jessie Howell
Second Congregational Church Choir
Moline
Karl G. Stephan
A. L. Earley
W. Walbourne
John Hickey
John Malloy
Mooseheart
Dictator Warde
C. E. Wilent
P. S. C. Orchestra
C. C. Hall
Music di
Tanlac claims health boost after run-down spell
Evelyn Marcotte of Chicago touts Tanlac after relief from fatigue headaches and indigestion claiming she gained weight and strength. Her mother also improved after taking Tanlac. Tanlac is sold by druggists with over 37 million bottles sold.
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Evelyn Marcotte
N. Dearborn St
Chicago
Ill
Aims and Ideals of Scouting
The world shows strong interest in the Boy Scout movement while many seek a clear definition. This piece explores how the movement fosters character, leadership, and civic service through its structured aims and ideals.
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Scouting
Boy Scout Movement
Boy Scouts Aims Build Character Through Outdoor Games
The Boy Scout movement, described as a supplement to home church and school, uses outdoor games and cultural activities to shape character. It seeks to provide an environment beyond school where boys develop into better men and good citizens, addressing gaps left to chance.
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Scout Movement
The
Boy Scouts of America
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Bert Lovette
E M. Light
St. John’s King’s Daughter Circle
P. S. CG
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