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Newspaper
Sioux City Register
Location
Sioux City, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1924
Page
3
Members of the Shore Acre club held their annual tennis gathering at the clubhouse with town guests and Clara Hansen honored at noon in the Davidson Tearoom. The event featured dining, dancing, and social hours as plans for upcoming weddings and visits were shared among attendees.
Morningside residents and relatives are noted on trips visits and gatherings around Sioux City. Families from Vine avenue and Third avenue travel to Vermillion Chicago Omaha and Excelsior Springs while local engagements include anniversaries baptisms meals and missionary news.
Mrs. H O Roe hosted a Riverside park picnic for guests from Altoona Wis including Mrs A E Noble and daughter Deloris and Mrs Eleanor Edgell. Miss Helen Stoltze and Celia Cole hosted a Queen Esther circle event in Miss Stoltze's home in honor of Mrs George Wilson. Florence O Kane arrived from Minneapolis to stay with her mother on Tyler avenue. Mildred Thompson of Chicago and Opal Thompson of Sutherland Ia visited Leeds. Anna Harmison, injured, shows little improvement. Eileen Lever and Girl Scout troop visited Crystal Lake. Emery Hostettler and Boy Scout troop No 7 swam at Stone Park Scout Camp. Bufort Hart spends weeks with relatives in Celar Falls Ia. Earl Dennissee returns home after tonsil surgery.
A new electric heating device fits over locomotive sand pipes to keep rain and moisture from blocking the lower section. Powered by the locomotive headlight generator, the heaters resemble shells and shield the pipes from wet clogging.
An ex explorer reports that cannibals in New Guinea show features of a distinctly Jewish type while possessing bronze skin.
The United States Bureau of Standards has developed a camera capable of recording 250 pictures per second to analyze the flight of projectiles. The article, titled What's In a name, notes the device's potential applications and naming inquiry.
Molly Benedict schemes to charm Dexter Hatch a powerful farmer with an edge in business while Clarence and Lilia navigate manipulation, loyalty, and a web of threats connected to Klein And a hidden murder case echoing in their town as they chase money and power.
Riverside headlines track travel plans as Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Weaver depart for a four month trip to San Francisco Los Angeles Vancouver and Seattle. Several local residents attend church and community events while grieving a death and noting service schedules and family picnics.
A group of soldiers at an outpost had half sent to reconnoiter, one fourth on leave, one seventh sent to another post, leaving three. Let total be N. N/2 + N/4 + N/7 + 3 = N. Solve gives N = 84. Therefore 84 soldiers were stationed originally. Yesterday's answer appears to be 84.
A fragmented schedule lists numerous stations in Chicago New York Dallas and other cities with times and programs including music orchestras bands talks and dances. The note mentions a newly devised alarm clock arrangement to start a radio at a specified time and concludes with a brief meeting reference.
The Interstate Commerce Commission granted Chicago Great Western and Illinois Central permission to move bituminous coal to Iowa without long haul restrictions. It said the railroads’ circuitous routes put them at a disadvantage in bidding traffic against direct lines, allowing Iowa consumers to pay lower transportation costs.
A professor analyzes a sign reading No Smoking Allowed and argues it implies smoking is preferable, yet not mandatory, suggesting freedom to smoke or abstain. The paradox hinges on wording and interpretation of allowed versus prohibited.
The Register lists accredited correspondents in city and South Sioux City Nebraska who welcome notices and vision readings. It provides contact names and addresses including Vera Hansen at 2831 Home Street and Mrs Anna Williams at 3604 Orleans.
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