Mrs Merton Teeter Leaves Cedar Rapids for Lazarus Book Chief
Cedar Rapids club leader Mrs. Merton Teeter has accepted the job of manager of the book section at Lazarus in Columbus Ohio. She will start May 15 with family moving mid July. Daughter Mary Teeter will enter Ohio University in September. Mrs. Teeter’s departure surprises friends amid her long service in local civic and church groups.
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Cedar Rapids
M. &. Teeter
South Fifteenth Street
Morris Sanford Company
Business and Professional Women's Club
F. and R. Lazarus Company
Columbus
Ohio
Teeter
Mary Teeter
Coe College
University of Ohio
Emma Jewell Neal
Lazarus
Washington
Vork Parent-Teacher Association
Mre
National Convention of Booksellers
St. Louis
Bio Publishing Houses
New York City
Ef, P. Dutton Publishing Company
Ferguson Seeks County Board Seat in 1928 Primary
R C Ferguson announces candidacy for the county board of supervisors for the term starting January 1 1928 subject to Republican voters will at the June primaries.
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County Board of Supervisors
County Supervisor Announces Candidacy for 1927 Primary
A candidate announces entry for the County Board of Supervisors beginning January 1, 1927, subject to Republican voters in the June primaries. The notice targets party voters and frames the campaign within the upcoming primary election.
Allenrhu Prescription Claims Cure for Rheumatism
James H. Allen of Rochester New York says his self derived remedy Allenrhu dissolves uric acid deposits in joints and muscles to banish rheumatism. He offers a money back guarantee through Lemmon's Pharmacy and druggists if the treatment fails to remove all signs and symptoms.
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James H. Allen
Forbes St. Rochester
N. Y
Allenrhu
Lemmon
The Cowboy and the Countess at Fox Theatre
Helena D Algy stars opposite Buck Jones in The Cowboy and the Countess at the Fox Theatre Saturday. D Algy wears a silver brocade princess gown with a fishtail train and pearl trim as part of a stylish screen debut.
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Hritlian
Harvey Clark
Diana Miller
Jere Austin
Fletcher Norton
Monte Collins, Jr
R. William Neill
Helena D’algy
Buck Jones
Cowboy and the Countess
Fox Theatre
Miss D'Algy
Relation of Forestry to Iowa Agriculture in Ames
Ames Iowa notes observance of American Forest Week and argues forestry complements agriculture. It highlights Iowa’s waste lands, steep slopes, erosion risks, and overflow lands suitable for timber crops, urging reforestation and use of marginal areas for valuable forest stands to boost land use and economic returns.
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Iowa
Ames
Towa
Offio
Altho
Pleasant Hill Socials and Sunday Visitors
Mr and Mrs Ceorie Dodds visited Saturday night and Sunday at TL Podde Rev M C Morrow of Ottumwa preached at Pleasant Hill Sunday morning and evening entertaining hosts B F Miller’s John Shebeck and family visited Earl Kephart’s after church Mr and Mrs Silas Caldwell edited at Knight Warner home Sunday afternoon Mr and Mrs Martin Telford Mae and Eva Foss and Mawe’on Givans visited Fred Telford Sunday Mr and Mrs Ward McCutcheon visited Edd Chalupa’s Sunday evening Mrs Will Miller and children ill with the flu Say Nira we will argue with you about women resting while men sow oats Ladies busy as men.
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Pleasant Hill
Ceorie Dodds
TL. Podde
M. ¢. Morrow
Ottumwa
B. F. Miller
John Shebeck
Earl Kephart
Silas Caldwell
Knight Warner
Martin Telford
Mae
Eva Foss
Mawe
Mothea Former District Judge Denies Raid Allegations
In Des Moines a former district court judge defends his building following a city raid. He says the establishment was orderly and claims the liquor squad used excessive force, injuring a woman tenant during the incident.
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Des Mothea
the Moines
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Hawaii
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Merton Teeter
Des Moines
Chicago
R. C. Ferguson
Eod
Lillian Harden
Iowa Southern Utilities Co
Quaker Oats Company
Ted M
Studebaker Garage
J. W. Shenefelt
Beryl
Artgu
Scobsex
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