Riverside Man Named Miami City Manager
Col. C. S. Coe, formerly of Riverside, is named Miami Florida city manager with a 10000 dollar yearly salary. He began duties last week amid praise from Miami and St Augustine papers noting his engineering background and war service. Dawes endorses his appointment. Mrs. Coe and daughter Margaret plan to join him in Miami.
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Col. C. S. Coe
Maimi
Florida
Coe
Col. Coe
Post
Miami
St. Augustine
The
Miami Herald
Abraham Lincoln
Theodore Roosevelt
Co. C
Austria-Hungary
the Herald
Colonel Coe
United States
Europe
E. Oy
Fla. Sanders
France
17Th Engineers
Charles G. Dawes
Williams and Ferrells Return From Trips in Ouija Minn and Iowa
Aug 11 notes show Mr and Mrs Morgan Williams with daughters Maglena Rozella and Ruth visiting Made ira Minnesota by car. Glover Ferrell and guests Mr and Mrs Floyd Hamilton return from camping. Hamilton and wife travel by car and plan further trips. Hamilton editor of Marcus News in Marets lowa.
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Hino
Wil
Lome
Firat
Marets Lowa
Hamilton
Marcus News
H. B. Oldt
Donald
Burlington
G. BE
Carter Iowa Man Cuts Government Printing Costs Significantly
Washington reports that since George H. Carter became public printer, the Government Printing Office reduced expenditures by over 3.5 million dollars. Of this, more than 2.3 million will be returned to the Treasury, with further savings from reduced purchases and wage adjustments.
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Washington
Government Printing Office
George H. Carter
Treasury Department
Department
Carter
Treasury
Congress
Lay Clay Tracks Family Visits Accent Midwest
Mrs Belle Waterhouse visits Missouri and may proceed to Oklahoma. An ice cream social on the church lawn Tuesday netted the choir a neat sum. W H Morgan from San Diego returns to California after visiting A J Morgan and others. Mr and Mrs G W Myers return to Malcolm after visiting the A J Morgan home. They stayed with D K Miller Monday. Sam Shipman returns home to Golden Colorado after a pleasant visit Here. The Bennetts from Minnesota visit relatives. Many plan to attend the Fairfield fair this week.
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Lay
Sam Shipman
Golden
Colo
Bert Bennett
Minnesota
Fairfield
Printing Office reports large savings in direct appropriation
The Government Printing Office projects at least 1,123,536.70 dollars in savings from the direct appropriation of 7,485,402.70 for public printing and binding in the coming fiscal year. The report notes a 35 percent savings despite plant improvements including a proposed eighth floor cafeteria and auditorium.
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Carter
Budget Bureau
Government Printing Office
Government Printing Office In Cooperation Bureau
Department
No License Hunter Fined in Dubuque Court
John Bemply living near Silver Switch was fined 25 dollars and costs after pleading guilty to hunting without a license in Justice Tait's court. Deputy Fahey of the Fish and Game Wardens caught him near Little's Creek about twenty miles south of Dubuque. Bemply produced last year's license and was arrested. he is the first hunter this year to be charged with no license as 1920 21 licenses expired July 1.
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Dubuque
John Bemply
Silver Switch
Fahey
Remply
Iowa Honey Output and Local Consumption Report
Iowa produces six percent of the United States honey crop while only twenty percent is sent to out of state markets. Home use accounts for eighty percent of Iowa's production with a notable drop in exports since 1915. The 1919 crop nears 13,350,008 pounds, indicating substantial domestic consumption within the state.
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Des Moines
Iowa
F. B. Paddock
Iowa State College
United States
California
Texas
Seesikaré
Start Advertising Urges Iowa Merchants At Des Moines Luncheon
Charles Henry Mackintosh head of the Advertising Clubs of the World addressed Des Moines Advertising Club and the Chamber of Commerce at the Hotel Savery urging merchants to start advertising now. He blamed dying streetcar service on transportation issues and favored buses and mail order growth through truthful ads. He promoted telephone service and increased advertising as remedies during Des Moines transport difficulties. He is general manager of La Salle University and was touring Iowa.
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Des Moines
Charles Henry Mackintosh
Advertising Clubs of the World
Des Moines Advertising Club
Chamber of Commerce
Mackintosh
World Association
Mackintosh Ia
la Salle University
Iowa
Pythians To Meet At Waterloo Next Week
Annual convention of the Knights of Pythias Pythian Sisters and Dramatic Order of Khorassan will be in Waterloo. The Knights of Pythias uniform rank encampment and four companies will attend with tents at Chautauqua park. Local leaders include R. Law and LL. 8. son, with grand officers Walter J. Hoffman and Ward Ferguson listed among attendees.
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Knights of Pythias
Pythian Sisters and Dramatic Order
Knights of Khorassan
K. of P
Chautauqua Park
R. Law
Pythian Temple Open House and Convention Schedule
The text outlines a Monday open house at the Pythian temple for adepts from various lodges. Wednesday marks the session’s second day with officer elections in the afternoon and a parade of all bodies in the evening. Installations and final committee reports are planned for Thursday.
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Ords
Seal
Oetman
Dasenport
Exchequer
L. J. Ehlers
Mason City
Fred W. Rupert
Cherokee
Grand Inner Guard
Ole Lavdland
Cambridge
Grand Outer Guard
Pythian Temple
Bne
Birth of a daughter for Mr and Mrs Lee Rhea
Relatives report the birth of Elizabeth Lee to Mr. and Mrs. Lee Rhea of Mediapolia at Burlington hospital Tuesday morning. The Hamil reunion was held at Clint and Mary Rhea's home with forty four attendees and a pleasant gathering. Chicken thefts were reported by Mrs. Mary Clemens.
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Crawfordsville
Aug
Elizabeth Lee
Lee Rhea
Mediapolia
Burlington Hospital
Mary McCail
Washington
Mary Clemens
Clint Rhea
Literacy Requirement for Portuguese Voters
In Portugal, voters must demonstrate reading and writing ability as part of the electoral eligibility criteria. Officials require proof of literacy to ensure voters can participate in the ballot process and understand voting instructions.
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The
Republic of
Portugal
Waiting on Porch For the Postman Who Never Comes
SIGOURNEY Aug 10. New mail boxes stand idle with gleaming numbers as residents wait for free delivery to start. For a week they sit on porches watching for the postman to fill the shining receptacles. Letters are mailed at the post office, yet many have not received any mail. Box manufacturers profited from the venture.
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Sigourney
Imagined British Air Search in Venezuela Oil Regions
A British officer outlines using airplanes to locate oil lands in Venezuela. He notes vegetation destruction, and photographs of likely areas, along with water routes and forest paths as means of approach and reconnaissance.
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Veneznela
Lydia Pinkham's Remedy Helped Women in Testimonies
Women in Providence and Illinois share experiences with Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The letters describe relief from weakness, backaches, and nervous symptoms after use, praising the medicine and urging others to request the company’s private text on women’s ailments.
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Providence
Pinkham
L. Cassen
Lydia E. Pinkham
J.A.M
Walnut St
Til
Cassen
Lydia E. Pinkhams
United State
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