Obituary: C. W. Olden’s Long Life Across States
C W Olden born Hackettu New Jersey May 16 1844 died July 29 1926 at Toppenish Washington. He helped build earliest house between Bonne and Des Moines rivers and lived in Hurnholdt Renwick Keytesville Duncombe areas before settling in Toppenish. Survived by wife Christena seven children and many grandchildren. member of M E church and Mason.
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C. W. Olden
Hackettutown
New Jersey
Woppenish
Wash
Hingis
Humboldt County
Bonne
Des Moines
Hurnholdt County
Toppenish
Washington
Novi
Christena James
A. C. Thompson
Nardy
CO. B. Olden
Rock Falls
Olden
Mre
G.I. Voha
Oh Algons
William James
Lisie
G.W. Olden
A. Olden
Hardy
M. E. Church
Viona
Renwick
Keytesville
Lows
Duncombe
Let Us Keep It the Land of the Free
George W. Nailly of the Pennsylvania Bankers Association warns that excess legislation and overbearing enforcement threaten liberty. He criticizes lawmakers and agencies for creating restrictive regulations funded by taxpayers, arguing the nation is more controlled than Russia or Turkey under czarist regimes.
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Land ‘of the
Free
George W. Nailly
Pennsylvania Bankers , Association
Russia
Radio running wild as Congress adjourns without bill
Congress adjourned without passing the radio central bill and the Justice Department ruled the Commerce Department lacks power to force stations to follow its rules. Broadcasters can use any wavelength, creating interference, though established stations will likely stay within assigned bands and voluntary regulation is hoped. Congress should pass a sensible traffic control bill next session.
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Congress
Radio-Central
Department of Justice
Department of Commerce
Hick Town Seeks Foundation for Future Greats
A local 34 place community proposes seizing an opportunity to build the groundwork for future notable figures. The plan focuses on developing talent, infrastructure, and youth programs to nurture potential leaders and achievers.
Automobiles to Grow Smaller and More Alert
Automobiles are to be made smaller and more alert in ratio to pedestrians, so that the pedestrian will have less chance of getting away.
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Ratiit
Town Council Minutes Read and Bills Approved
The Town Council met with the mayor and all councilmen present. Minutes from July and July 20 were read and approved. List of bills paid includes several named suppliers and services. K B McDirmid resigned as Town Treasurer and C A Packard was appointed to fill the vacancy. Town records show compensation insurance renewed for one year. The meeting adjourned.
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Henry Norder
Dietrich Elmerly
Janes
Bowman
Corn Belt Oil & Grease Co
L. EB
McDirmid
Frank Ward
LW. Miller
N. W. Bell Tel. Co
Frank Block
Eureka Fire Hose Co
Wis, Lbr. Co
Peters
Renwick Auto
G. W. Minor
Amer. Exp. Co
GOW. Minor
General Electric Co
General Mectric Co
W. J. Higgins
C. A. Packard
Ee Mutual Liability Insurance Co
Editor's Friends Support Subscription Drive
George P. Christianson of Long Beach advances his 1923 subscription after learning of the State Hank of Renwick closure. Jacob Wilmer of Hebron and Jacob Elmer praise Brookhart's senate bid. Others inclide Fred Klassie Topeka J E Sterner Conroy Lena Miller North Crystal Lake Geo Yeoman Algoris. Brookhart backs railroad consolidation, seen by some as government opposition.
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Hank
Renwick
George P. Christianson
Long Beach
Cal
Christianson
Hey
Jacob Wilmer
Hebron
N. D
Uite
Elmer Wrstes
Brookhart
Senate
Fred Klassie
Topeka
Kana
J. E. Sterner
Conroy
Iowa
Lena Aliller
North Crystal
Lake, Ti
Geo, Yeoman
Algoris
California church opens smoking room for men
A California church inaugurated a smoking room for its male congregation, reflecting the belief that it is better to smoke there than hereafter.
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California
Paris experts hype long skirts return to fashion
Paris fashion experts predict the long skirt trend returning, arguing it offers a smoother silhouette with fewer knees in sight and a refreshed city style.
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Paris
Scientist warns of overpopulation global future
A scientist warned that the world could become overpopulated within 300 years unless automobile manufacturing is managed or reduced. The remark highlights concerns over resource strain and population growth.
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Handy
Northwestern Bell Telephone Co
Bell System
Quaker Oats Co
Quaker Oats Company
Hroakhart
Dodge Brothers
Renwick Auto & Implement CO
Renwick, Iowa
Dowse Brothers Motor Cars
Dang Dangelson
Exchange
Renwick Farmers’ Exchange
Minneapolis
Kentucky
Wisconsin Lumber Co
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