Advertising flight and Chautauqua tickets advance
Elmer Mason arranges an airplane advertisement over Washington to promote washing machines while offering free rides. Ray Fisher, the pilot, formerly landed on Crater Lake during engine trouble. Chautauqua ticket sales remain slow but improve with warmer weather. Fairfield uses Campfire girls for advance sales. Special sermons mark Valley Evangelical church anniversary with Dr. Baltzer and large attendance including Carl Klein’s baptism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Mason
Washington
Mr. Mason
Iowa
Ray Fisher
Crater Lake
Oregon
Fairfield
Troop D Heads to Camp Dodge With 70 Men
Troop D, seventy youths led by Captain Earl Limerman, left yesterday at 9:15 AM for Camp Dodge. They traveled by five cars and picked up five more at Sigourney, joining Town Nation Guard troops for a two week encampment with horses in tow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Limerman
Camp Dodge
Nation Guard
Sigourney
Preacher Rev W L C Samson Sermons Draw Big Congregations
Rev Lloyd Samson preached at First United Presbyterian Church as Rev W L C Samson of Pittsburgh, visiting relatives in the community, delivered two eloquent sermons to large gatherings yesterday evening. His oratory was earnest and forceful, drawing great interest from attendees.
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Lloyd Samson
First United Presbyterian Church
W.L. C. Samson
Pittsburgh
Samson
Thanks for support after loss of wife and mother
We thank friends and neighbors for their kindness and sympathy in the loss of our wife and mother Mrs. Greela Witkin. The floral offerings were especially appreciated. T. M. Witkin and family.
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Greela Witkin
City Folklore on Romance Sparks From Everyday Traces
A Logisville Courier Journal note muses on gendered perceptions of romance. It suggests a man may spin romance from a hairpin found on the sidewalk while questioning whether a woman would notice a cigar butt.
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Logisville Courier-Journal
Fort Madison Strikers Face Des Moines Hearing This Week
Fort Madison striking Santa Fe shopmen arrested on federal warrants for violating an injunction will be heard before Judge Martin Wade in Des Moines this week. Four men already bailed are Phillips Daume Kelley Carroll. bonds set at 500 dollars. Additional hearings may include Willey Shouse Smith Geyer Jacobs for alleged injunction violations. Local arrests have subsided with no new detentions.
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FT. Madison
Santa Fe
Martin Wade
Des Moines
J. M. C. Hamilton
Santa Fe Railroad
John LeMar
United States
Keokuk
J. E. Phillips
C. Daume
William Kelley
Ross Carrol
Iornish
Hornish
Perry Dodge
W. T. Kelley
O. R. Johnston
G. W. Potts
Hamilton
Robert Willey
J Walter Shouse
Peter Smith
John Geyer
Roy Jacobs
Judge Wade
Wade
Phillips, Daume, Kelley and Carrol
Gus Hartman
Burlington
Iawa
Wade Hartman
Hoyle
Weat
George W. Potts
Hartman
Paving Underway On North Marion Avenue Project
The P C Flutter concrete mixer moved to North Marion Avenue as three blocks of pavement are installed. Two loads of cement arrived enabling short term progress. past cement delays slowed paving for two weeks.
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P. C. Flutter
North Marion Avenue
North Fourth Avenue
East Seventh Street
Water Works
American Pearl Button Factory
West Main Street
Flutter
No. 11
Muesentine
Plan Definitely for Two Union Services
It is announced that next Sunday morning a union service will be held in the Methodist church with Dr. G. L. Robinson of McCormick Theological Seminary as preacher. He will also preach at a union evening service at the chautauqua and deliver Bible lectures there on a pertinent Bible theme starting Wednesday morning.
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Chautauqua
Fairfield
The
Valley Church
Burlington
Baltzer
Valley
Methodist Church
G. L. Robinson
McCormick Theological Seminary
Chicako
Robinson
Damascus Shrine Picnic At Sunset Park Monday Evening
White Shrine No 10 will hold its annual picnic at Sunset Park Monday at 6 30 with members and families invited. Bring sandwiches and at least one other item for the menu plus dishes and silverware. Rain postpones. Committee 5114.
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Damascus Shrine
W. 8
Sunset Park
Four People Off This Week
Four staff members are absent this week while the team remains on site. The group will continue operations with the remaining personnel and coverage plans adjusted as needed.
Liberty for Industrial Relations Urged by Pittsburg Clergyman
Rev. Samuel Samson of Pittsburg told the Rotary Club that industrial liberty must be recognized like religious liberty and that the nation will seek orderly adjustment of capital and labor disputes. He warned a small portion of the population cannot destabilize the country. The address was praised as one of the club’s best. Rotarians resolved misunderstandings over a couple of bills without incident.
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Bieyd Samson
Pittsburg
Rotary Club
Samson
Rotarians
Stunt Committee
Library Closed for Chautauqua Renovations
The Chisore free city library will close for the Chautauqua starting Wednesday and reopen Friday August 15. During the closure walls ceilings and wood-work will be repainted to improve interior attractiveness.
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Chisore Free City Library
A Remedy for Hives from Internal Toxins
A remedy for hives recommends taking one tenth grain of enzymes twice daily. The condition is described as a state of toxin buildup from substances produced within the body.
Amethysts Soothe Nerves Report
Amethysts reputed to calm nerves and soothe jitters as wellness trend notes echo in local discussions about crystal therapy and emotional balance.
Former Local Man Held in California
Des Moines paper reports H. C. Stages once involved in selling oil stock in this community was arrested in Los Angeles on request of Oklahoma authorities tied to the failure of the First State Bank of Coalgate. Frank Thompson, tied to the same oil concern, is said to be wanted by Oklahoma officials.
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Des Moines
H. C. Stages
Los Angeles
Oklahoma
Frank Thompson
Stages
Coaleate
Okla
First State Bank of
Rainbow mock wedding planned at A M E church
There will be a rainbow mock wedding at the A M E church this evening at 8 o clock under the Young People's society. All are invited and a silver offering will be taken.
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A. M. EB
Young People's Society
Women Run Model Farm in Surrey England
In Surrey England a model farm is operated entirely by women. The holding extends about 100 acres with one quarter housing and several cottages for workers.
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Surrey
England
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T. M. Witkin
Frank L. Wilson & Co
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Migs
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Charles Shalla
West Chester Mutual
J. W. Allen
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Mell Crandall
North Avenue
G. C. Booth
Glen Duncan
Ainsworth
W. F. Fleming
C. G. Anderson
John Wehr
Mutual Phone
West Chester
Tamworth
Ames Rosen
J. B. Wright
Whalthy
White Rock Baby Chicks
Chas
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Chas. Marsh
South Third Ave
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Riverside
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California
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Women Run Model Farm
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