Local residents return from Minnesota and Iowa trip
Mr. and Mrs. J C Maxwell and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Garrett with son Lloyd and Mrs. Ella Cocklin of Keota visited estate parks in northern Iowa and Minnesota lakes then witnessed celebrations at Clear Lake enjoying a wonderful time. The Ranks of Washington will close at 2 p.m. Tuesday August 19 and Wednesday August 20 due to the Chautauqua.
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J.C. Maxwell
Ernest Garrett
Lloyd
Ella Cocklin
Keota
Minnesota
Iowa
Clear Lake
Washington
Local News Briefs and Short Visits Across Town
Mrs. George Thoma of Chicago visiting the Pickens and Charles Steinmetz party. Mrs. A G Sherwood and grandson depart for East Moline. Mrs. Sara Ingham and Mrs George Hale visit Keota. Clarice Meek heads to Davenport for a house party. Jeanette Lemley to Verdi after the class picnic. Nuth Pierce and Ruth Kettering plan Monmouth visits. Edna Morrow sails to Chillicothe Missouri. Faris Residence sale announced for Aug 16 at 1:30. Electric floor resurfacing ad from G F Anderson.
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George Thoma
Chicago
C. H. Picken
Charles Steinmetz
Ainsworth
Sara Ingham
George Hale
Stewartsville
Minn
Ingham
Keota
George Stevenson
Central states enjoy good rainfall easing drought worries
The weekly U S weather report notes favorable moisture over central and northern states east of the Rockies with relief in several plains areas. Corn shows steady improvement in many regions while some southern areas stay too dry. winter wheat threshing advances and rust appears in Minnesota and the Dakotas.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Iowa
Rocky Mountains
Great Plains
United States Weather Report
Rockies
Kansas
Ohio Valley
Middle Atlantic
Minnesota
South Dakota
North Dakota
S. Dakota
Mitchell County
Reed
Pale
Woodbury
Hamilton
Scott
Missouri Valley
Local residents depart for visits and moves
Mrs W E German leaves for Mystic Iowa for a visit while the Germans plan a move to Missouri. Mrs W J Boggs and son Bert travel to Burlington after a Chautauqua performance. Walter Camp and children Raymond and Ruby, guests of Mrs James Hawthorne, head to Crawfordsville with Mrs Hawthorne and Miss Margaret Hawthorne. Mrs Forest Robinson from Ontarioville Ti visits Will Masson then proceeds to Yarmouth. Rev and Mrs John D Kern return home from a vacation spent at Iowa Falls and Palmyra Missouri with sun tinted complexion as sign of rest.
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Walter Camp
Raymond and
Ruby
Winterset
James Hawthorne
Crawfordsville
Hawthorne
Margaret Hawthorne
Forest Robinson
Ontarioville
Will Masson
Yarmouth
John D. Kern
The
Baptist Church
Iowa Falls
Palmyra
Missouri
Mrs Kern
Mr. Kern
Williams Jubilee Singers to Perform Next Week
Rev Kern of the Baptist church testifies in favor of the Williams Jubilee singers who will give an afternoon prelude and full program on Tuesday August 19 in Chautauqua. He heard them in Missouri and says they were the hit of the program. A large crowd is expected for Jubilee day. Also note visitors Guy Lo McClellan and daughter Mary Alice of Holdridge Nebraska at Mrs. S. J. Boyd's home. Mec Namara's offers a used golden oak piano for quick sale.
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Kern
The
Baptist Church
Williams Jubilee Singers
Missouri
Guy Lo McClellan
Mary Alice
Holdridge
Nebraska
8. J. Boyd
Mec Namara’s
Brunswick Records Suggests Everyday Listening Picks
A brief note promotes Brunswick records with the suggestion to listen often and enjoy classics like Tt Ain't Gonna Rain No Mo as a staple of daily listening.
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Brunswick
Fisk to Speak at Advertising Convention Program
James W. Fisk will appear on the Advertising Convention program Tuesday afternoon August 26. His career spans Civief Business History with roles at Lord & Taylor J L Hudson Co Schuster's Stores Hahne & Co Marshall-Wells and more. He has held leadership posts in retail selling service and business education across multiple states and organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fisk
Civief
James W. Fisk
Lord & Taylor
New York
J. L. Hudson Co
Detroit
Bannon Bros. Co
St. Paul
Schuster’s
Milwaukee
Mgr. Hahne & Co
Newark
Marshall-Wells Hdwe, Co
Duluth
Associated Act. Clubs
New Jersey State Chamber of Commerce
Business Training Corporation
New York Efficiency Society
Notable speakers at the Wisconsin convention highlight program
Mr. Fisk travels to Washington at great sacrifice for the convention. His appearance is billed as a key highlight of the big meeting, with courses in retail advertising and salesmanship referenced among university and business training materials.
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University of Wisconsin
Business Training Corporation
Fisk
Washington
Third Party La Follette Efforts Seen Carrying Iowa
Delegates arrive for Saturday convention to elect La Follette Wheeler electors and set a state campaign. Iowa progressives push for the ticket to win in November with La Follette plans to address agricultural issues and build a statewide campaign manager and organized district electors.
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Associated Prensa
Des Moines
Iowa
LaFollette-Wheeler
LaFollette
Iowa Federation of Labor
Lewis
Robert M. LaFollette
Phillip LaFollette
Wisconsin
Dolphin Dines on 8 000 Fish Off Spanish Coast
Copenhagen reports a female dolphin devouring nearly eight thousand small fish in one meal. Dr J Schmidt, noted Danish ichthyologist, examined the dolphin after capture off the Mediterranean coast. He counted 16 191 ear bones from the prey across five fish species.
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Copenhagen
J. Schmidt
Denmark
Schmidt
Mediterranean
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Local notes and notices from town and region
Mr and Mrs Harry Dickerson arrived home from trips to Jackson Detroit and the lakes. Mrs J B Meredith of Creston visits two to three weeks at Mr and Mrs J M Thompson's home. A J Waldschmidt offers large hydrangeas for sale. An Evening News dispatch from Khartum reports a labor demonstration dispersed by British troops near Port Sudan with Weymouth standing by to maintain public security.
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Harry Dickerson
Jackson
Detroit
Michigan
Lakes
A. J. Waldschmidt
Mr. Waldschmidt
Associated Press
London
Khartum
Weymouth
Port Sudan
Khar‘tum
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