Picnic Date Set by Traffic Clubs Sioux City
The first annual picnic of the Traffic club of Sioux City will be held Sunday afternoon, August 3, at Jones park Crystal lake, with athletic events among members, including a baseball game, running races, freak races and water sports. A picnic supper will follow for members and families, with refreshments served by the committee. Over 200 local and 100 out of town guests expected to attend.
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Traffic Club
Sioux City
Jones Park
Crystal Lake
Louis F. Perry
Trafors
Minneapo
Omaha
GA. Olin
Baris
W. M. Marriott
J. W. Clark
B. M
C. W. Clemns
Acting Postmasters Named in Six Iowa Towns
Washington News City Register of July 18 reports six Iowa towns have acting postmasters appointed. The appointees may receive regular posts after Senate confirmation in December. Names include Clyde W. Edwards in Adair, Gay S. Thomas in Audubon, Homer C. Thompson in Bayard, William W. Gundrum in Casey, Earl E. Bilver in Center Point, and Howard F. White in University Park.
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Washington News City Register
Iowa
Senate
Veenidike
Congress
Adair
Clyde W. Edwards
Audubon
Gay S
Monahan Band to Play Concert at Grandview
The Monahan Post band will give the nest mume 1 evening at 0 park. Harry T. Johnson will direct the band. Tuesday's municipal concert will be given by the Reed band directed by Moses E. Reed. The concert Thursday evening at Fairmount park by Reed's band was well attended and much enjoyed.
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Monahan Post
Park
Harry T. Johnson
Reed
Moses E. Reed
Fairmount Park
Randolph Succumbs in Sioux City
Decree of Randolph dies in Sioux City after a local illness. Harmington resident for years. survived by one daughter. Body at West's funeral home. Services to be held in Randolph for 37 year old resident.
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Randolph
Sioux City
Harmington
West
Northwest
Southwest
Cheyenne
Wyo
Paradise Lodge Takes In Six New Members
Paradise Lodge No. 265 initiated six new members with over 100 in attendance at the ceremony held in the lodge rooms. Refreshments followed the event and an initiation team included Mrs C F James Mrs John Herman Mrs Lillian Becker Mrs Les Lawnsh ch Mrs Gus Tur es Mrs MM Perrin Mrs Lil an Stebbins Mrs F A Rogers and Mrs Senna Prchard. Sandals of white buckskin trimmed with colored leather complement the all white outfit for country wear.
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Paradise Lodge
C.F James
John Herman
Lillian Becker
Les Lawnsh Ch
Gus Tures
Backyard Battle Between Dog Teixie and Rooster Dendpses
In Omaha, Robert C. Kerns reports perpetual warfare in his yard between his dog Teixie and a battling rooster named Dendpses. Both sides exchange tooth, claw, and beak hits daily, then collapse tired, after which they share a single barnyard water pan.
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Robert C. Kerns
Omaha
Teixie
Kerns
Fair Board Approves Paving Road to Grounds
North Riverside fair board votes to pave 900 feet from the main gate to the Interstate fairgrounds entrance. The action follows city council approval and offers made to contractors for the work.
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Fair Board
North Riverside
Westerday
Fair Var
Couneil
Olso
Ceiling design cuts reverberation says engineer Swan
Clifford W Swan consulting engineer notes that Washington ceilings with many small holes over a duck layer of felt will eliminate reverberation and do away with office names.
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Washington
Clifford W. Swan
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