Yellowstone Journey From Iowa to Old Faithful Inn
Mr and Mrs A R Smith recount their 1925 trip from Des Moines to Spirit Lake and Lake Okoboji through Iowa to South Dakota and Wyoming. They describe Custer Battlefield Highway, Wind Cave, Hot Springs, Silvan Lake, Lead and Deadwood mining towns, the Black Hills, Cody gateway to Yellowstone, and the vast park highlights Old Faithful Inn, geyser basins, and a planned Salt Lake City leg. They request journals be sent August 9 to 20 to Colorado Springs.
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Old
Prithtul Inn
Yellowstone Park
Wyoming
Evening Journal
Washington
Iowa
Old Faithful
Des Moines
Spirit Lake
Lake Okobofi
Towa Ad
Sioux Falls
Mitchell, & D
Rapid City
Black Hills
Wind Cave
Hot Spring National Park
Silvan Lake
Lake
Hamey Peak
America
Italy
Hills
Lead
Deadwood
Hearst
Ten Sleep
Worland
Big Horn Basin
Cody
Big Horn Mountains
Norris Junction
Harding
Shoshone Canyon
Shoshone Dam
Yellowstone National Park
Old Faithful Inn
Old Faithful Hotel
Salt Lake City
Colorado
K. Platte Ave
Colorado Springs
Society Notes on Engagements Birthdays and Supper
Relatives and friends received invitations for the marriage of Marian Isabel Metzeger to Everett Edgar Patterson at Holcomb Hinois on August twenty fifth at seven p.m. Thomas Duncan hosted a ninth birthday party with fourteen guests and gifts. Mrs. Duncan and Fern and Mrs. Isabelle Anwyl provided refreshments. Mrs. Lloyd Ytle hosted a breakfast for Bachelor Maids at her East Main street home with three members visiting.
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Roscoe Allen Metzeger
Marian Isabel
Everett Edgar Patterson
Holcomb
Hiinots
Everett
L. S. Patterson
Washington
Thomas Duncan
Tom
Thomas
W C T U Plans 50th Anniversary Jubilee Convention
Columbus reports the Women's Christian Temperance Union marks its fifty years since its Ohio origins with a September 4 to 14 Jubilee convention attracting about twelve hundred delegates. The event centers on law enforcement themes and may feature a Hillsboro pilgrimage a street pageant and a 5000-strong march of allegiance.
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Columbus
Woemen's Christian Temperance Union
Ohio
Thompson Et
Hillsboro
Gew
Women's Christian Temperance Union
United States
Wil son Sister Hosts Kitchen Shower for Alma Wallace
Out of town guests from Chicago Des Moines Moline and Laurens attended a four course breakfast shower for Alma Wallace at the McKenzie home. Miss Alma Brindley and others followed blue and yellow strings to hidden towels and gifts while guests shared a luncheon and well wishes for the bride-to-be and Clarence Walker.
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Helen Wilson
Alma Brindley
Chicago
Verne Stierwalt
Des Moines
Birdie Guthrie
Moline
Illinois
Bertha Ryan
Laurens
Iowa
Miss Wilson
Anna Tedford
Alma Wallace
Clarence Walker
Alma
McKenzie
Argentina debates return to League of Nations amid factional splits
In Buenos Aires on July 8, Argentina faces a congressional clash over rejoining the League of Nations. President Alvear seeks full renewal of relations and a regular delegation, while ex-President Yrigoyen loyalists oppose repudiating the 1920 withdrawal, signaling a potential parliamentary battle on dues and adhesion ratification.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
League of Nations
League
Yrigoyen
League Assembly
Council
Alloef
Alvear
Argentin
Brazil
Chile
Congress
Severest Punishment Quote by Hesea Betton
A mindful aphorism notes the harshest penalty for harming others is the ache of knowing one caused that harm. The saying attributes wisdom to remorse and restraint.
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Hesea Betton
Summing It Up After a Long Life
A brief note reflects on aging with humor as the author remarks on a life well spent, joking that after seventy years there remains pride in the journey and the many feet walked. The piece blends nostalgia with light self mockery.
High-salaried women take key government posts
Washington report notes women rising in federal roles as Louise Stanley prepares to head the new Bureau of Home Economics at the Department of Agriculture. Other prominent salaries include Mabel Walker Willebrandt at seven thousand five hundred, Mary Anderson at five thousand, and Margaret Hanna at five thousand, among several senior female officials.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Mise Louise Stanley
Bureau of Home Eeconomics
Department of Agriculture
Miss Stanley
University of Missouri
Washington
Mabel Walker Willebrandt
Helen H. Gardener
Civil Service
Mary Anderson
Women’s Bureau
Department of Labor
Bensie Parker Brueggeman
Employee's Compensation Commission
Margaret M. Hanna
State Department
Lucille Atcherson
Diplomatic Corps
Margaret R. Wilson
Federal Trade Commission
Poincare Writes More Than Predecessor In Silent Premier Role
Paris July 25 By mail Premier Poincare spends long days at his desk writing rather than speaking. He rarely receives callers except for top ministry officials and Count Perretti de la Rocca with M Hermitte.
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Paris
Poincare
Peland
Foreign Office
Briand
Perretti de la Rocca
M. Hermitte
Ministry of Foreign Affair
Heaseltine family reunion and related notices
The fourth annual Heaseltine families reunion is set for August 19 at Sunset Park St. The Sheets Reunion will also be at Sunset Park in Washington on Sunday August 19. A regular meeting of W. RB. C. EB is scheduled for Saturday at 2 30 with initiation and a large attendance hoped for. Ainsworth Chapter 6 EB announces a annual picnic at the I K Beal home Friday August 17 with 6 30 supper and family bring your own dishes
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Heaseltines
Sunset Park
The
Sheets
Washington
W. RB. C
Ainsworth
Eb, S
I. K
Beal
Rebekahs Hold Regular Meeting Friday Evening at Hall
The Rebekah lodge schedules its regular meeting Friday evening at the hall. No specific time is stated.
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Rebekahs
No Vacation Needed Says Clerk in Ananias Club
The Cincinnati Enquirer quotes a clerk saying he does not need a vacation this year because the work he has been doing hasn’t been enough to tire him out. The remark comes as part of a humorous anecdote about workplace fatigue.
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Cincinnati Enquirer
Senlis July 15 Premier's crisp handwriting sent to printers
A report notes that in Senlis on July 15 the premier of France submitted a document to government printers with no corrections or erasures, written in his distinctive sharp hand.
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Senlis
France
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Mrs
A. R. Smith
Aditorials
Joe Falk
Joe
Coney Island
Mr. Elder
Rothschild’s
Oliver Gray
Pranceh
Ananias Club
Richmond, Iowa
Jack Pickford
William Duncan
Judith Johnnson
Duncan
Blue Ribbon
Manent Nature
Washington Oil Company
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