Delevan highlights Iowa folks in California and more
G E Delevan writes about Iowa natives in California and elsewhere. The piece mentions port Los Angeles departures for shai battles near the east, with return slated around Sept 10, 1926. Also notes Los Angeles bank clearings for July 27, 1926, and recalls Anne Semple McPherson and the Church of the Four Square Gospel.
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G. E. Delevan
Iowa
California
New Mexico
Idaho
Mississippi
Port Los Angeles
Los Angeles
Anne Semple
McPherson
Evangelist
Venice
Church of the
Four Square Gospel
Kennedy
Roberta
G. Delevantor
Republican State Judicial Convention in Des Moines
The Republican state judicial convention will be held at Hotel Fort Des Moines in Des Moines on Thursday July 29 at 11 o'clock to nominate four candidates for the office of Justice of the Supreme Court and to conduct other business as needed. Emmet county is entitled to eight delegates. Ed Moldt died Wednesday evening last week from cancer of the throat. He was a former resident of this community and lived in Armstrong for many years. The family have many friends here who mourn his passing. Mr Moldt was a contractor and builder. They moved to Clinton from Estherville. Mr and Mrs Walter Robb and son left Tuesday for Minot North Dakota after a short visit with relatives. Mrs Wesley Robb will visit there for the summer.
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Manhattan
West Okoboji Lake
Dickinson County
Spirit Lake
Lake Shore
Terrace Park
The
University of Town
Fort Des Moines
Des Moines
the Supreme Court
Emmet County
Vered Moldt
Ed. Moldt
Armstrong
Ringsted Dispatch
Maldt
Estherville
Clinton
Walter Robb
Minot
N. D
Mr. Robb
Wesley Robb
Will
Hazel Bemis
Wm. Simpson
S. B. Bemis
Mr. Simpson
H. A. Sauer
Ringsted
Algona
Merritt Townsend
Pete” ‘Peterson
Willard Heyer
Merwin Brown
Iowa City
Conention
Babson Quote Praises Newspaper Advertising
Roger W. Babson is quoted praising newspaper advertising as the way to get results for business. The saying urges legit ads in newspaper columns to attract customers and boost sales.
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Roger W. Babson
First National Bank at Milford Closes Doors
The First National Bank of Milford failed to open Friday morning after being closed by the banking department. Frozen assets are reported as the cause.
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First National Bank
Milford
First National Bank of
Renew Strawberry Beds With Mowing Burning Plowing
A Iowa State College horticultural specialist outlines renewing old strawberry beds after harvest. Clip plants burn mulch, plow rows to 5 6 inches, thin to one plant every six inches, and maintain clean cultivation through September to curb pests and diseases.
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C. V. Holsinger
Town State College
Stores Close Monday In Estherville Holiday Notice
All Estherville stores will be closed on Monday July 5 for Independence Day observance. No local celebration planned. neighboring resorts will host events. Watch for their announcements in the Vin dicator and Republican issues.
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Estherville
Republican
Legion Meeting Called for This Evening
Maurice Doyle Post American Legion calls a business meeting at the club rooms tonight to discuss the big membership drive and other matters of importance. Members should bring annual dues, and prospective members are urged to attend.
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Maurice, Doyle Post American Legion
Aulger Brothers Play To Record Audiences In Estherville
The Aulger Brothers and their company draw capacity crowds with a clean, high quality performance praised as unusually capable. Estherville’s drama lovers anticipate their annual visit each year as theatre excitement grows. Also notes a dance event at Orleans Pavilion with Brandt's Hot Points on Friday June 25.
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Aulger Brothers
Estherville
Orleans Pavilion
Brandt
Northwest
Emmetsburg Edges Estherville In Nearby Golf Showdown
In a Sunday morning match between Estherville and Emmetsburg, Emmetsburg won 27 to 22. Pairings included Parsons vs Ryan and Brams vs Martin among others, with several close halved or won holes across nine pairs.
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Estherville
Emmetsburg
Fred G. Parsons
O M R. Ryan
Selby Brams
Thos
Martin
Geo. Anderson
Johnston
Fred Albertson
Mulroney
Joy Horswell
Murray
John Greig
Middleton
Elli G. H Raife
OO Young
Gorcke
O ‘ Adams
Central States Electric Celebrate at Armstrong
Central States Electric holds a get together on Tuesday June 29 at Armstrong with an inspection of the new power house and equipment followed by a banquet at 6 15 at the opera house. William Cleworth of Marshalltown will address the party with lantern slides showing Iowa industries. The event includes a group photo and a demonstration by the Armstrong Police Department. The company serves Armstrong Dolliver Fenton Gravel towns in Iowa and Minnesota and has rebuilt its Armstrong plant with high lines running to area communities.
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Armstrong
Central States Electric Company
Opera House
William €. Cleworth
Marshalltown
Iowa
Armstrong Yvice
Central State Company
Dolliver
Fenton
Gravel
Ah Fs
Lone Rock
Maple Hill
Montgomery
Ringsted
Wallingford
Fox Lake
Welcome
Ceylon
Dunneill
Minn
My Favorite Stories By 1ADIW 5. COBB Archies Cricket Ritual
Archie Gunn, a Scots artist educated in England, loves cricket. Wil Kirk, a Wisconsin-born verse writer, joins Gunn in Staten Island to witness a Greater New York championship match. A powerful hit leads to crowd cheers and a playful ritual as Kirk imitates the spectators. A fielder slips, the ball hits him, and Kirk yells a cheer. Modern scene contrasts knee dresses and posies on the corner as a power girl or bride.
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Archie Gunn
England
British Isles
Wil Kirk
Wisconsin
Gunn
Staten Island
New York
Kirk
The
McNaught Syndicate
Foc
American Youth entry noted amid varied clippings
A mixed clipping notes Edith May Adams of Barrington New Jersey as a candidate for the Sesqui-Centennial American Youth and Teacher Award for heroism in a burning building. It lists the June 1 to December 1 exposition, the Golden Eaglette prize for Girl Scouts, and a trip to Washington to meet President Coolidge. Additional items mention London strike reports, new Boston Store milliner, and local notices, with ads and short remarks from various cities.
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Edith May Adams
Barrington
N. J
Kendrick
City Hall
Philadelphia
United States
Miss Adams
Washington
Coolidge
Bobbed hair blamed as cause of injury at work
New York June 2 Jeane Welner was seriously injured when her long hair became entangled in a book binding machine. Co workers had urged bobbing hair but she kept the old fashioned style. Her two side rolls were drawn into the machine causing severe head and facial lacerations.
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New York
Jeane Welner
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University of Iowa
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