Nationwide Contest Awards 100 Automobiles to Winners
A nationwide Twenty Word Cigar contest has awarded 100 automobiles to winners across the United States. Winners include doctors dentists housewives salesmen and laborers with daily prizes until further notice. Each twenty word slogan on a cigar band earned a Ford Chevrolet or Plymouth worth about 40.
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United Suites
Ford
Chevrolet
Sumner Defeats Fayette 26 to 0 in Friday Football
Sumner high school won its fourth game of the season by routing Fayette on the local field. Captain Llewellyn scored two touchdowns and the extra points, with Schug and Pease adding scores. The day also featured Cedar Valley golf results and local civic notices including a butter tub factory project by Menasha Woodenware and Pennington Supply.
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Sumner High
Fayette High
Sumner
Llewellyn
Schug
Pease
Fayette
Cedar Valley Golf Association
Waverly
Greene
Nashua
Clarksville
Lucille Roberts
Freda Winks
Christine Karsten
Crosby
Fannie Heyer
Mabel Wilharm
Corinne McGuiness
Ruth Dickman
Menosha Woodenware Company
Menosha
Wis
Pennington Supply Company
Oxygen content figures in air from early sources
The text surveys historical estimates of atmospheric oxygen by weight. It cites textbooks listing about 28 percent, Hempel's Gas Analysis averaging 23.15 percent, Ramsay's USGS bulletin at 23.024 percent, and Leduc at 23.2 percent.
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Sir William Ramsay
Bulletin of the
United States Geological Survey
A. Leduc
Swiss town Zofingen names student society chapters
The Swiss legation notes that Zofingen, a small town in Argovie, has lent its name to a student society organized over a century ago with chapters in universities across Switzerland. The Washington Star reports the origin and spread of the society.
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Society of Students
Legation
Zofingue
Zofingen
Argovie
Switzerland
Washington Star
Interesting News Items of What Folks All Around Us Are Doing
Leader's Large Correspondent Staff compiles quick notices of local actions and events. The column highlights varied activities from residents, including gatherings, community projects, and personal milestones in a concise roundup.
Frederika Ladies Bake Sale and School News
The Frederika Ladies' Aid Society holds a bake sale at R A Grover's general store Saturday afternoon. A reception for Frederika public school teachers at the high school Wednesday drew many friends. The board named Mrs Watt of Oelwein to finish the year after Mrs Marvel Stensboll's resignation. Numerous local visits and travels are noted, including attendance at a funeral in Central City and various social calls among Frederika, Waterloo, and surrounding towns.
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Donna Sexton
Mararet Cady
Iow State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Delta Phi Delta Sorority
F. C. Lemasters
Indianapolis
Ind
F. C. Ragsdale
O. G. Hallowell
John Hallowell
Will Adams
Kenneth
Oran
J. H. Wehrmacher
H. F. Rosenow
Henry Rosenow
Elma
Edwin Schwabe
Austin
Thelma Dickman
F. K. Brown
Russell
Fred Brown
Fredericksburg
Harold Nieman
Dubuque
H. H. Nieman
P. M. Sorg
George Frank
Fred Frank
Geo. Lagervoll
Rochester
Minn
Emma Rathbone
R. Adams
Minneapolis
Orion
L. P. Winks
Earl Corcoran
Family of Independence
G. J. Sexton
Ladies’ Aid Society
R. A. Grover
Frederika
Marvel Stensboll
Frederika School Board
Watt
Oelwein
Hattie Alcock
Leigh Alcock
Leland
Hazel
Gloria
Central City
Jane Wilkinson
Raymond Wilkinson
Will Henry
Orlo Crandall
Lewis Pinkerton
Waterloo
George French
Anna Welch
Lowell
C. C. Thompson
George Simmons
Frank Sherman
Miss Inez
Donald Ager
Ager
E. N. Mowatt
C. E. Carroll
Mary Jean
June
Richard
Rockford
Harry Barker
Beatrice Bee
Thomas West
W. L. Alcock
Victor
Charles Lemon
Lime Springs
Cc. C. Clary
Charles Stephen
Keith
Kent
Dresden Township
Walter Alcock
Vera Gudlow
Charles City
Harry Parson
John Ohlendorf
Leona
Lucille
Louise Ohlendorf
Waverly
John Brandt
Guy Taylor
Cedar Rapids
Chester
Ervin
Elinor
Ernest Guy O'Day
Clyde Clary
Gordon O'Day
Paul
Herman Jordan
Will Green
Fred Bremer
Denver
Iowa
Old Tripoli social and business notes headline
Old Tripoli residents and neighbors made multiple Sumner area visits during the week. The Heideman and Jahnke families were guests, with trips to Denver Waterloo and Readlyn noted. A school program is planned for Thursday night October 22 with lunch to follow.
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Henry Heideman
Mattie Drewis
George
Sumner
Herbert Jahnke
Denver
K. A. Chapin
Will Jahnke
Will Tegtmeier
Tripoli
Geo. H. Heideman
Howard
Mary Carstensen
Harry Heine
Viola
Dorothea
Waverly
E. A. Carstensen
Will Feldt
Will Bergman
Gottfried Struck
Alfred Struck
Sigfried Struck
Henry Clausing
Waterloo
George Jahnke
Art Heine
Wm. Schumacher
Herman Boeckman
Readlyn
Ed Jahnke
Geo.h. Heideman
Herman Hagenow
Arthur Borcherding
Fremont Social Roundup of Neighbor Visits and Gatherings
Fremont residents and relatives share Sunday visits and weekend activities across nearby towns. Families including Koch, Kieffer, Sell, Snelling, Chapin, Woodcock, Rathe, and Sverdahl connect at homes, farms, and a Chapin school meeting featuring a county agent talk and a free movie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Koch
Hal Kieffer
J. H
P. A. McIntyre
Beverly
Sumner
Joe Snelling
W. D. Chapin
Irwin Kirchoff
Verlon
M. A. Woodcock
Henry Dettmer
H. C. Griese
Denver
Wernold Schmidt
Irwin Meyerhoff
Klinger
Charlotte Bennett
Lyman Chapin
W. Chapin
Will Sell
Son
Iver Sverdahl
Waterloo
Marie Snelling
Winnifred
Doris Chapin
Myron Chapin
J. P. Snelling
John Wolfgram
Adolph Kelling
Maxfield Township
Herbert Hoppenworth
Ben Busching
Horton
G. E. Barens
Lizzie Rathe
John Sassman
Tripoli
Sassman
Henry Rathe
Richard Wolf
Readlyn
Irwin Kirchot
Tom Snelling
Clara
Sophie
Carl Krueger
Clara Rathe
Farm Bureau
Chapin
Business Bringers Featured by London Weekly
Quote about advocacy joy from G. K's London Weekly invites readers to read the Business Bringers feature. The excerpt frames persuading a jury senate or mob as a form of joy for a advocate, highlighting the persuasive craft behind public influence.
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Senate
G. K’s
London
Hallowe'en program planned at Fre mont No. 7 School
Potter siding notes a Hallowe en program at School No 7 Fremont Twp on October 21 with Miss Martha Wedemeier teaching. Various local residents reported attending or visiting during the week including funerals, calls at homes, and a farming mishap near Tripoli involving Will Dohrman and Wi Schweer.
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Fremont Township
Martha Wedemeier
W. H. Kuker
Edwin Schwake
Elma
Walter Lohmann
Bremer
Will Lohmann
Henry Meier
August Fredericks
Nadean
Waverly
Chris Stehn
Hugh Angus
Arnold
Will Harmening
Alfred Koch
Knew His Rights Prisoner Quarrel Draws London Reply
A London exchange features a warden scolding a prisoner for little work while the inmate insists he cannot be fired. The dialogue captures a tense, defiant tone with a dash of humor as the prisoner challenges authority.
Epiphany Blessing Ceremony At Greek Church
The feast of the Three Kings is observed by Greek Orthodox worshippers who toss a cross and a live dove into the water as a blessing ritual.
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Hunting & Fishing
Lemington
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Mass
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Universal Picture
Wilds
Miller Implement
Wapsie Slough Bridges
Siegel Creamery
C. G. Schwem