News from Young America community correspondence
Local notes report visitors from Casper Wyoming and Keota Iowa, Farmers Union delegates named for Des Moines, various social and travel events, car trades, and upcoming building projects. Town residents and relatives are mentioned attending picnics barbecues fairs and church activities across the area.
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Young America Young America
M. M. Myer
Dorothea
Catharine, Emajean
Mark Jr
Casper
Wyoming
Mr. Moyer
Briley
Junction
Lloyd Humston
Raymond
Frank Pringle
Keota
Farmers Union
Glen Beal
Ernest Carlson
Cloyd Knupp
Lauder Kennely
Des Moines
Donald McLaughliine
St. Joe
Burl Pringle
J. N. Phillips
Charles and
Elmer Cherry
Phillip Boys
John Cherry
Walnut
Will Leeper
Mets
Ford
H. B. Porte
Edgar’ Portes
Clarence Jackson
Junction Fair
Ainsworth Social Notes Recap Of Local Visitors
In INSWORTH AINSWORTH on August 15 families visit relatives and attend picnics. Mr and Mrs 8. A Walker visited son James in Washington while Earl White returned from Eldon for a Sunday with family. Outings to Clear Lake planned, and Ocobk details include a funeral for infant Margaret Schoonover near Ainsworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Insworth Ainsworth
A. Walker
James
Washington
Earl White
Eldon
L. J. Trotter
Homer VanHorn
Parline Simmons
Trenton
Clear Lake
Wm. Moore
L. A. Sands
Ainsworth
Robert Rowan
Homer
Philip
Russel
Annetta
Lola Glynne
Karl Megelson
Janesville
Wis
A. B. Moore
Minnesota
Dakota
Montana
Oregon
Louie Schuab
Velma
Oxford Junction
Local Visitors Share News From Crawfordsville
Aug 15 Crawfordsville notices list Mrs Mamie Lee and baby of Roseville Texas visiting sister Mrs C O Burris. John Hanna and grandchildren Marion and Robert Hanna return from Illinois trip. Rev G W Hanng and wife and daughters visit Amana. Denzel and Pauline Kongable of Winfield visit grandparents Mr and Mrs J S McCleary.
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Crawfordsville
Mamie Lee
Baby
Roseville, Tr
C. O. Burris
John Hanna
Marion
Robert Hanna
Illinois
G. W. Hanng
Amana
Denzel
Pauline Kongable
Winfield
J. S. McCleary
Legion Notes Charge Burbank With Soldier's Preference Violation
Veterans sue State Treasurer W J Burbank in Polk county district court over appointing an assistant to enforce the cigarette law. The suit names Governor Ken dall and other state officials as defendants. Plaintiffs include World War and Spanish American War veterans led by Volney Diltz and J P Lorent zen. An American Legion push seeks removal of umpires Guthrie and Holmes from baseball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Burbank
Polk County District Court
Govenor Kendall
Glenn C. Haynes
W.G Ramsay
Executive Council
Volney Diltz
Paul Hewitt
Harvey T. Ray
J. P. Lorentzen
Ray C. Fountain
Chas W. Bowers
H. V. Wallace
R. B. McConologue
Steele Blake
Dale A. Griswold
J. R. McManus
Phineas M. Hendry
A. H. Hoffman
John B. Pendergast
H. H. Sawyer
F. G. Ryan
Ira W. Anderson
Des Moines
B. L. Salinger
Burbank
C. C. McCord
William Guthrie
Ducky” Holmes
Tulsa
American Legion
Iowa Legionaire
Guthrie
Holmes
Tom Haines
Haines
France
W. L. Eagleton, Jr
Joe Carson
Eagleton
Iowa Legion
Iowa Western League
al R. Tearney
K. M. Landis
Iowa American Legion Convention
Spirit Lake
Argonne Post
Des Moines Legionnaires
Seerley to mark 35 years as college president
Dr. Homer H. Seerley will receive degrees at the graduation next Thursday night as he completes 35 years as president of the Iowa State Teachers College Cedar Falls. He began after leaving Oskaloosa in 1886 guiding the Iowa State Normal school to a major national institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Homer H. Seerley
Iowa State Teachers College
United States
Oskaloosa
Seerley
Iowa State Normal School
We Wish a Kind Word for Jude Johnson
A tribute to Jude Johnson noting his modest, unpretentious property and character. The piece contrasts public facade with private reality, praising authenticity over hypocrisy.
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Jude Johnson
Atchison Giobe
All Right With Sam
A humorous exchange features Sam and Rastus with playful threats and downbeat bravado about raising a fist and unleashing consequences, capturing a frontier style dialogue from the American Le Klon Weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rastus
Sam
le Klon Weekly
Growth in World Shipping Surges Driven by United States
London reports 1921 22 Lloyds Register shows world shipping at 33 200 vessels totaling 61 974 653 tons with the United States leading gains. UK remains largest total but US up 570 percent since 1914. Other rising nations include Japan France Italy and Holland as Germany falls back. Greater use of mid sized ships and liquid fuel propulsion marks the era.
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London
Llgud
Register of Shipping
United States
Mercantile Marine
United Kingdom
Japan
France
Italy
Holland
Germany
Norway
Greece
Austria
Iowa Yale game likely for late October 1922
Coach Howard H. Jones indicates the Iowa Yale football clash may be held on the last or next to last Saturday in October, depending on Yale's leadership after the season. Iowa prepares with fall practice and improvements at Town Field as interest grows for Notre Dame Illinois and Indiana battles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
University of Iowa
Howard H. Jones
Jones
Tad
Yale
Ohio
Notre Dame
Illinois
Indiana
Town Field
Police stop with gunfire ends in fine for driver
George Airsmith, driving east on Main street near Dunlap Motor Co, ignored a halt command. Officer Jones fired into Airsmiths rear tire, stopping the car. Mayor Rice fined Airsmith ten dollars plus costs.
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Ames
George Airsmith
Airsmith
Main Street
Dunlap Motor Company
Police Care
Jones
Waterloo Baby Wins Iowa State Prize in Chicago
Virginia Lou Innes of Waterloo is named Iowa's prize baby after out of 78 Iowa entrants she won the $5000 Chicago Herald Examiner prize. The Iowa extension division oversaw the statewide contest with Gov Kendall endorsing it through the Parent Teacher association.
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Iowa City
Iowa
Chicago Herald-Examiner
Virginia Lou Innes
Kenneth . Innes
Recter Avenue
Waterloo
Chicago
Virginia Lou
University of Iowa
Gov
N. FE
Kendall
Parent Teacher Association
Extension Division
Davenport
Dubuque
Fort Dodge
Mason City
Charles R. Thomas
H. R. Mayberry
Iowa Child Welfare Research Station
Wisconsin
Illinois
Michigan
Indiana
Gypsy Girl Drowns in River at Wapello
Annie Lee a twelve year old gypsy girl died in the Iowa River while bathing near Wapello. A band of gypsies camped east of town after being ordered out by the sheriff. Her body was recovered about twenty five minutes later by Harold and Raymond Davison. Funeral will be held in Wapello Saturday at 9 am.
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Wapello
Lowa
Annie Lee
Harold
Raymond Davison
Mark and
Mary Lee
Coney Island
New York
Iowa
Serbia
Iowa Farmer Builds His Own Swimming Pool Near Shenandoah
R W Taylor of near Shenandoah constructs a 90 by 120 foot swimming pool on a two acre park site. A surrounding stand of white ash trees shades the basin while a nearby well and a windmill supply water. The pool will range from one to ten feet deep with sloped cement banks and a tile overflow drainage system.
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Iowa
Shenandoah, Tra
R. W W. Taylor
Shenandoah
Towa
Saylor
Taylor
Nisha Road
Taylor Park
Eskimo Snare Traps Wolf In Ice Hut
Eskimo hunters use large ice huts as traps to catch wolves. A meat lure hangs inside a sliding ice front, and when a wolf bites, the door drops, trapping the animal inside.
Tanlac credited for strong recovery by Fort Dodge man
Henry Dessinger of 27% 8S Seventh St Fort Dodge Iowa says Tanlac halted a ten year decline from indigestion sour stomach bloating and heart palpitations. After three bottles he reports restored health gained weight and renewed vigor. Ad notes Sherman Brothers Pioneer Drug Store Washington and other druggists sell Tanlac.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry 7. Dessinger
Seventh St
Fort Dodge
Iowa
Tanlac
Taniac
Washington
Sherman Brothers
Pioneer Drug Store
Advt
Funeral procession confusion leads to arrest in Cedar Rapids
Aug 15. Joseph Pacholik, driver of a motor truck, failed to recognize a funeral cortege,/arrested and arraigned in police court. He said he did not know the line of cars was a funeral and did not see the hearse until after turning off. The funeral was Mrs. Jennie McCaughlin's. He pleaded not guilty to disorderly conduct. case continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Joseph Pacholik
Jennie McCaughlin
Pacholik
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Wall Street
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American Legion Americanization Commission
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Legion
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Texcerpt
James F. Barton
Irving M. Doudna
General Committee
Lemuel Bolles
Women's Auxiliary of the
M. Myrton Shelley
Congress
Henry C Wallace
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Americal Legion
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Washington County
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J. A. Harwood & Son
South Side
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