Correspondents Send In News Reports From Brighton Route One
Brighton items note Mrs A M Gerckie and daughter visiting from Burlington at W P Brier home. Prody and Kosmer Borkoski met Washington callers Friday. George Marshall repaints his barn. Katherine Buxbaum returns from Chicago University to H A Engle home. Marie Brier of Des Moines visits. Mr and Mrs Lloyd Dickinson and son visit relatives in Washington. Pleasant Grove Farm Bureau Ladies Club meets Mrs Vincent Fritz. Frank Clarke of Wayland and Prody Borkoski visit Ainsworth and Riverside Tuesday.
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Prody
Kosmer Borkoski
Washington
George Marshall
Katherine Buxbaum
Chicago University
H. A. Engle
Marie Brier
Des Moines
Lloyd Dickinson
Pleasant Grove Farm Bureau Ladies Club
Vincent Fritz
Frank Clarke
Wayland
Prody Borkoski
Ainsworth and
Riverside
Wedding in Riverside as Lantz Crittie tie set for tonight
The wedding of Miss Viola Crit to Mr Boyd Lantz will be solemnized this Wednesday evening at eight at the home of the bride's parents west of town. Also noted are visits, travels, and Rebekah lodge events with locals from Riverside Washington Wellman Ollie and Richland.
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Brighton
Frank Bristow
Richland
W. H. Dillon
Columbus Junction
Lev
Gardoer
Pairfield
Viola Crit
Crile
Boyd Lantz
Chauncey Stone
Ollie
Wm. Middleton
Topeka
Kan
Jake Rader
Jesse
Los Angeles
Calif
Chas
Helmick
Theodore Prizer
Ft. Snelling
Elizabeth Harris
Ernest Rudolph
Janie Harris
Clara A. Fox
Lewhown
Mary Fox
Roy LeGore
Chardan
Dave Irwin
Rebekah
Washington
Wellman
Riverside
Richmond
Prudence Warner
Bloomfield
Methodist Church
Inghram
Mayo
Younkin
Meeks
Edith Trafton
Oskaloosa
M. M. Fox
A. K.laypool
Davenport
Wellston News Briefs Highlight Local Happenings
Wellston residents report a train stop by Mayer and Mrs. Hotle with Cecil. W H Brinning builds a new chicken house and installs a modern plant. Miss Florence Stattler aids Mrs C H Brinning. Beitel family visits from Birmingham IA. McClelland and Moore attend a Mutual Telephone meeting. P B Sanerwein of Keokuk IA visits Geo Heisner. Mrs C H Brinning improves slowly from rheumatism.
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Wellston, Ave
Homer Mayer
P. BE. Sanerwein
Keokuk, Ia
Milwaukee ” Metal Works
Geo
C. H. Brinning
Farmer Ends Life by Hanging Self in Benton County
Cedar Rapids Aug. 3 Chris Sparenberger 58 a wealthy retired farmer hanged himself at his Benton county home. His body was found in a haymow early this morning. Poor health was given as the cause.
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Cedar Rapids
Chris Sparenberger
Benton County
Dry Navy A Success Patrol on Detroit River
Detroit federal prohibition officer James K R Davis says Michigan's "prohibition navy" of fast launches has halted illicit liquor flow from Ontario since July 1. Seven seized boats valued at about $22,000 are held in bond, with expenses under $9,000 and a potential $15,000 auction return, yielding a $6,000 net profit to date while the fleet remains in operation. Davis had argued the fleet’s cost would be outweighed by gains, overcoming Washington opposition.
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Detroit River
Detroit
Mich
Michigan
Prohibition Navy
Washington
James KR Davis
Idea
Ontario
Davis
Wild Life School at McGregor Aug 6 to 18
Several hundred people will join the third annual Wild Life School on the Heights McGregor August 6 to 18 with lectures lantern talks bird hikes field trips and river excursions. Participants include diverse groups from Iowa and other states with a nominal fee for enrollment.
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Mcgregor
the Heights
Heights
Mississippi
Wisconsin State Park
Yellow River
Iowa Consolidated Schools Press Ahead With Growth and Savings
Des Moines reports 68,619 Iowa children educated in consolidated schools across 368 centers. About half ride daily transport. system promises college access and lower tax rates. Since 1920 ninety three new schools cost roughly 16 million dollars, with rapid growth in 1920s and broad community impact through farms, libraries, and programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
P. E. McClenahan
Consolidated Schools
George A. Brown
Consolidated
State Office of Public Instruction
Strikes Disrupt Livestock Trade And Prices In Chicago
Rail strike continues to disrupt stock movements and services, worsening cattle and hog markets. Declines in medium and common cattle push prices down while scarce good cattle hold firm. Hog supply remains heavy with best hogs around $10, many sows under $8, as lard prospects hinge on August demand and foreign exchange conditions.
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Chicago
Texas
Oklahoma
St. Louisa
Germany
Halls Catarrh Medicine Advertising Claim
For over 40 years Halls Catarrh Medicine has been used in treating Catarrh. The ointment provides quick relief by local application while the internal medicine works as a tonic through the blood to reduce inflammation of mucous surfaces. Sold by all druggists F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio.
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HALLS
HALA
F J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Rebuilding the Temple Yearned by God's People
After return to Jerusalem leaders Joshua and Zerubbabel begin the new temple work with an altar and sacrifices. The foundation brings mixed feelings of sorrow and hope as priests Levites and singers organize worship while challenges from pessimism worldly compromise and open opposition threaten progress. Prophets Haggal and Zechariah urge renewed effort culminating in temple completion and a joyous dedication with Passover observance.
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Jerusalem
Joshua
Zerubbabel
Mhee
David Cl Chron
Solomon
Satan
Zerubbabels
Huggal
Zecchariah
Doer of the Work Blessed in Deed Says James Verse
A biblical verse from James 1 25 urges readers to study the perfect law of liberty and act upon it. It contrasts forgetful hearers with doers who persevere in the law and are blessed in their deeds.
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James
No Disguise Can Conceal Love Quote
A concise note quotes Rochefoucauld on love's truth, stating that disguise cannot hide true affection or feign it where it does not exist.
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Rochefoucauld
Don’t Forget the Sands Sailors Steered by Stars
Readable lines recall sailors guiding ships by celestial navigation while warning not to ignore the guiding sands. The excerpt blends maritime lore with cautionary imagery about reefs and peril. The piece evokes coastal memory and seafaring tradition.
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Sourgeok
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A. M. Gerckie
Burlington
W. P. Brier
Wellston
Farmer
Wild Life School
Ent McClenahan
Mr. Brown
Department of Public Instruction
Buena Vista County
Keting
Moe Oon
Canada
Waterloo
Fort Dodge
Cornell Bluffs
Boone
Mason City
Pase
Marshalltown
Iowa City
Ottumwa
Alta
Brooke
Fairview
Hayes
Highview
Lincoln-Lee
Linn Grove
Sioux Rapids
Truesdale
Albert City
Eeeems
Nainsook
Seco
Gingham
Clark & Enslin
West Side
Journal
Washington County
Halligan
the Halligan Company
Halligan Company
Davenport, Lowe
Soares
P. B. Kitzwater
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Western Newspaper
Inton
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