Rev Kelley Sues Havner and Others in $100000 Suit
The Rev Lyn George J Kelly, previously indicted for the Villisca axe murders, files original notice of suit for 100000 damages against Attorney General Havner and eight others linked to the prosecution. He alleges third degree interrogation at Harrison county jail and seeks redress while now being in Chicago.
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Red Oak
Lyn George J. Kelly
Villiseaux
Havner
Harrison County
Kelly
Chicago
Sieger and
Neff
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Ad by Lemmon's Drug Store
Mrs Benjamin F Blake of Decatur Illinois praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as the best medicine for colds and coughs the family has used. She recalls giving it to children for croup and using it herself. Ad appears in Lemmon's Drug Store announcement.
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Chamberlain
Benjamin F. Blakeney
Decatur
Skunk Farm Opens Near Leando Iowas Leando
A new skunk farm starts at Leando Iowa run by Bert Kerr and George Farmer. They keep about a dozen skunks and plan to expand. Fencing will be concrete filled trenches. Local residents near the farm reportedly oppose the venture.
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Leando
Keosauqua
Léadido
Bert Kerr
George Farmer
Why Blacksmith Shop is Dark
Crooklyn Eagle notes a blacksmith keeps his shop dim to better read heat colors in the iron. The heat glow aids judgment of metal tempering, a difficult task in bright light.
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Crooklyn Eagle
Mud Roads Help Find Stolen Ford Machine
A Ford car stolen in Ottumwa last Saturday night was recovered after the thieves got stuck in a mud hole six miles from Ottumwa. The crime occurred in front of a farmhouse and the car occupants fled when the woman of the house answered the door. The car was reported to Ottumwa police and F. M. Smith of Havre was notified. The thieves remain at large.
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Ottumwa
F. M. Smith
Havre
The Winds of Doctrine and Truth in Open Encounter
A reflective note on the clash between Truth and Falsehood, urging freedom to pursue truth without fear of licensing or prohibition. The excerpt cites Milton's praise of open, honest contest between ideas and the strength of Truth when allowed to compete freely.
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Milton
Winfield Consolidation Carried in Special Election
At the April 10 special election, the consolidation passed by 12 vote in the county and 150 in the town. After an engineer influenza epidemic postponed February voting, residents petitioned for a new vote, which produced the reported margins.
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Winfield
Start New Work at The Electric Plant
Excavation for the reservoir at the Town Gas and Electric plant north of the power building began this week. A large force of men works on changes in the engine room before the new turbine installation. The plant will see extensive construction through spring and summer.
Foundation Set For New Garage Building
Jack MecKeone directs a crew laying the foundation for a new garage south of the hotel site. Excavation and form work for concrete are underway using material salvaged from the razed old academy. The front will feature pressed brick while side walls use reused brick likely with stucco.
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Jack MecKeone
Winfield Smouse
Academy
How is Your Complexion Boosts Aging Beauty
An advertisement urges women to improve complexion by baths diet and exercise and proper liver and bowel health. It claims indigestion or a sluggish liver causes dull skin eyes and yellow whites and promotes Chamberlains Tablets from Lemmon's Drug Store.
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Chamberlain's
Lemmon's Drug Store
College Students Volunteer for Foreign Mission Service
One hundred ninety five United Presbyterian College students across five American colleges have pledged to dedicate their lives to Christian service. Secretary John Bradford notes this surge surpasses a decade of foreign service enrollments and predicts higher numbers as the New World Movement advances. The pledge comes from Muskingum and four other United Presbyterian institutions amid rising college interest and maxed attendance.
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Chicago
America
United Presbyterian Church
John &. Bradford
United Presbyterian Board of Education
Department of Church
Bradford
United Presbyterian Colleges
Muskingum At
Five Christian colleges to receive over 4 million grant
New Concord Ohio Cooper at Sterling Kansas Monmouth at Monmouth Westminster at New Wilmington Penn seminars in Pittsburgh and Xenia expected to train many more workers. Five colleges to get 4 311 784 for plant equipment and endowment over five years. Fund raised in New World Movement campaign April 25 to May 2 as part of national budget 16 715 208.
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New Concord
Ohio
Cooper
Sterling
Kansas
Monmouth
Mon- Monmouth
Westminster
New Wilmington
Penn
Pittsburgh
Xenia
New World Movement
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Kelley Sues Havner
Skunk Farm
Iowa
Stowe's
Lowe Brothers Automobile
Lemmon
the Evening Journal
Washington Dance Club
Armory Hall
Jazzola
Washington Auto Radiator Works
Florence “Bulletin
Ainsworth Savings Bank
Ainsworth
Washington
A. D
United States
Thrift
Total
Capital Stock
Federal Reserve Bank
State OF
Washington County
W. A. BE. Sands
5. A. Stephens
A. E. Sands
A. Stephens
N. L. Tripp
J. W. Parrow
W. W. Moore
P.S
Western Grocer CO
Jack Spratt
Sanitary Grocery
R. L. Lytle
T . BR. West & Con
W. M. Conner
Marte
Americas
Poswain Cereal Co.,Inc
Battle Creer, Mich
Yeti
Jetoil
Plame Eran
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