Iowa notables visit Ames reports and events
Gov. Clem F. Kimball and Iowa officials attend homecoming at Iowa State College in Ames. Items note Dr. F. W. Clayton ill in Omaha, June Horton and Leroy Linmerd wedding in Clinton, Iowa, and Lindus Calum’s track honors. Commencement speakers at Iowa, Michigan, and Grinnell highlighted. Radio and band contest feedback at Station KOU, plus local road plans and a Booneville bank robbery. Mention of Stony Point recreation land offer and Monroe County paving bonds.
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Peet Efent
Clem F. Kimball
Ames
Iowa State College
F. W.clayton
Tabor College
Tabor
Clarkson Hospital
Omaha
June Horton
Leroy Linmerd
Blm. Linsaré
Pasatena
Calif
Clinton
Iowa
Cawlum
J.H. Becker
Town Horseshoe Pitchers Association
Uitd
Tressman
Eldora
Rev
J. B. Perkins
Council Bluffs
Ostend
Helsium
Perkins
Couneil
Teeddore Saaz
University of Iowa
Iowa City
Clarence Cook Little
University of Michi- Zan
C. S. Fryer
Montgomery County
Grinnell College
George Grafton Wilson
Harvard University
KOU
Howard Martin
Iowa Radio
Ethrough Wow
Louise Meluiore
Shenandoah
Edwin J. Bell
University of Nebraska
Lincoln
Nebraska Wesleyan University
Sigma Delta Chi
Rational Professional
Eugene V. “Carlquist
Daven‘port
Iowa ‘State College
Iowa State
Chamberlin Jewelry
Clarence
Chamberlin
Tise
Missouri River
Lake Manawa
United States
John Hammill
United Commercial Travelers
Ic Goal
Sioux City
Stony Point
City
Booneville
Booneville Savings Bank
Monroe County
Denison Honors Clarence Chamberlin With Civic Celebration
Denison held a townwide ceremony at the courthouse with addresses by state officials and community leaders. Four bands marched, shops closed, and citizens celebrated the airman’s return while planning a homecoming gathering amid mixed early reports from Berlin.
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Denison
Clarence Chamberlin
Ramsey
Des Moines
Edward Houston
Farm Bureau
L. Mi. Powers
Kimball
Ida Grove
Harlan
Benison
Herberka
Germany
Berlin
To Build New Theater in Carroll
L C. Newlet the contract today for the construction of a 75 thousand dollar theater building. B N. Neu will manage the theater and has contracted for some of the best shows for this fall and winter. Good roads boosts Des Moines. Franklin county votes 750 thousand dollar bonds to save federal highway No. 65 and Boone county endorses 600 thousand dollar Lincoln Highway paving bonds except between Boone and Ogden. A special election petition will be circulated.
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Carrol
L C. New
B. N. Neu
Des Moines
Franklin County
Good Roads Association
Boone County
Betwen Boone
Ogden
Bring In Pheasants Essex Through Local Sportsmen
Through the effort of W. D. Gay and other sportsmen six pairs of Chinese Ringneck pheasants have been secured from the state game and fish department. One pair is placed on the Sanderson south farm, one pair on the Sanderson north farm, and one pair on Oscar Olsen’s farm.
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Essex
W. D. Gay
Ringneck
W.E. , Albert
State Game “and Fish Department
A. Sanderson South Farm
Sanderson North Farm
Oscar. Olsen
The Fellow Who's Satisfied
Evelyn Gage-Brown urges readers to abandon self contentment and pursue constant effort. The poem counsels staying active, learning daily, and seizing chances, warning that complacency leads to missed opportunities and growth stops. It emphasizes perseverance and striving for greater achievements.
Mottier's Cook Book At Our House Poem by Edgar Guest
A short Edgar Guest poem celebrates family life with jovial domestic scenes. The speaker describes antics at home, including laughter, singing, dancing chairs, and playful fights, praising the house as a joyful, lively place.
Should women bob their hair in business debate
Article argues that bobbed hair in professional settings sparks debate across the nation. It asserts women strive to look youthful and capable, while men cling to masculine prejudice, urging concessions to remain effective in the workplace.
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N York
San Francisco
Hudson Bay
Gulf of Mexico
America
Grett Peter
Metiure Newspaper Syndicate
The Marshmallow Herd Campfire Treats and Desserts
A vintage guide extols marshmallows as versatile ingredients for winter campfires and desserts. It suggests using marshmallows to top pies, puddings, jello, fruit salads, and cookies, and notes they improve chocolate, cornstarch puddings, and angel food desserts when melted or toasted. Graphic caution about freshness and melting time.
Do You Know 122 That I 224 AU Saying
Aesop’s fable about a colony of mice plotting to bell the cat. A young mouse suggests the plan and the colony applauds before an old mouse asks who will bell the cat. The saying “to bell the cat” means to attempt a dangerous remedy against a strong threat.
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Bell
Anna S. Turn
Siena
Talon
Caterwauling and Charivari Through History and Language
The piece traces the term caterwauling from its English use to its German Katsenmusik and the French Charivari. It outlines Charivari’s social function from medieval times to political satire, noting its evolution from violent protests to press based critique, including a Paris paper founded in 1832.
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France
Europe
How Does a Sailor Find His Way at Sea
A sailor relies on a reliable compass to chart a pathless ocean. He uses celestial stars at night to hold his course without delay, guiding navigation by instruments and astral reference.
Replica and Reproduction Debate Over Handcrafted Copies
The text defines replica as a copy of similar value by the same hand, emphasizing a work executed in the favored style of a copyist. It highlights issues around authenticity and the distinction between original and replica creations within artistic domains.
Babies Cry For Castoria
Mother Fletcher's Castoria has been used for over 30 years as a safe substitute for Castor Oil Paregoric teething drops and soothing syrups. It contains no narcotics and carries proven directions on every package. Physicians everywhere recommend it and the genuine product bears a signature.
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Fletcher
Mutual Fear Fades as Brothers Confirm Body Found Near Mason City
James H Schnett of Runnels Iowa rushed to identify a dead man at the morgue after reading the description. He and his brother Phil, who also believed the corpse might be Jim, discovered the body was a lucky mistake and returned home reassured.
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James H. Schnett
Runnels
Town
Mason City
Phil
James
Jim
Motors on Mail Routes Expand Rural Service Network
United States rural mail routes number 54 319 with 96 percent motorized. The total route length is 1 259 575 miles and last fiscal year sileage reached 377 040 7ug. A humorous Josh Billings quip about burning ink and line firing ends with a call to pursue hobbies to ease ennui.
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United States
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