Chautauqua Next Week Offers Four Full Days of Entertainment
Four days of Chautauqua remain next week with eight acts at 50 cents each or a $4 season pass. Monday features Tom Corwine and Reno the Magician with Southland Artists preludes. Tuesday offers Casford Concert Company and Army Ambrose lecture and demonstrations. Wednesday presents George F. Morse the Animal Man, Marimba Xylophone trio. Thursday closes with Edward Tomlinson in the afternoon and the Blue Danube Opera Company in the evening.
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Tom Corwine
Ottumwa
Reno
Corwine
Washington County Road Bonds Highlight Local Pride
The article argues counties voting bonds for primary road construction gain long term advantage. It explains the primary road fund sources and required allocations for maintenance refunds and bond principal and interest. It notes fifty three counties have issued bonds totaling about sixty million dollars and forecasts annual debt service.
Primary road funds limit state construction capacity
The text notes fixed annual payments totaling about 11 million dollars from the primary road fund before any construction. After these obligations, about 4.5 million dollars remains for the State Highway Commission to use on primary road construction not otherwise funded. It also states 46 counties have not voted bonds for their primary roads, and 4.5 million annually would still be insufficient to improve all such highways.
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Iowa
Highway Commission
State Highway Commission
Daily word study note on popular English misuses
The piece surveys common misuses and mispronunciations such as filder and feldest for persons, older and oldest, descend, nay vs neigh, and distinguishes threat from menace. It urges daily vocabulary growth by learning one word, here appeal as a verb meaning entreat or call for aid and mercy.
Fragmented Public Notion Pieces and Trivia Across Columns
A collage of quotes and data spans weather, transportation, and demographics. Notable items include James II coinage origins, rising stock ownership, rail automatic control rollout, Hawaiian island demographics, U S highway mileage, motor vehicle ownership, 1925 motor taxes, radio weather forecasts for farmers, Los Angeles population growth, government workers in Washington, and commentary from various newspapers.
Lindy’s plane thrills crowds and Paris dream linger
A narrator recalls Lindy’s plan to fly over Washington, praising his caution and daring. A Time magazine note on The Callahan and the Murphys mocks Irish stereotypes. Jokes about Mose and Sam and a hospital punchline follow, ending with a motorist and a boy exchange about car rides.
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Lindy
Washington
Paris
Tramps and townsfolk mingle in a restless summer
A fragment from a 1920s column sketches weary Americans returning from vacations, noting the urge to rest yet a belief that modern life never pauses. Scenes span a beggar, Solon gas finds, ditch diggers near wealth, nurse professor, and a newlywed awaiting a midnight doctor.
Car Owner's Scrap-Book: Engine Troubles and Maintenance
G W Donald reviews ignition faults due to cracked spark plug insulation, fouled timer, and interior wiring breaks. It covers preserving finish with varnish, repairing brass tubing leaks, oil consumption causes, and practical fixes from threading to wheel alignment.
Publicity and celebrity chatter linger after Lindbergh talk
The piece riffs on public interest in Lindbergh's flight and a boy's uncertain name, with a humorous aside about publicity men asking what cigarettes people smoke. The dialogue hints at fame and media attention as proof of a successful career.
Sheriff quips on criminals and alimony in summer jail crowd
Abe Mopps the sheriff boasts of a record jail full of "nifty, bright young fellows" this summer noting a notable improvement in criminals. He jokes about the nerve required to accept alimony after loafing all week.
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Abe Mopps
Amusements: Hard Boiled Haggerty at Fox Theatre
Milton Sills stars in Hard Boiled Haggerty at the Fox Theatre Monday and Tuesday. The action packed tale follows a World War ace and features Molly O Day in a strong supporting role with comedy and drama. Supporting cast includes Arthur Stone Mitchel Lewis George Fawcett and Yola d Avr.
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Milton Sills
Haggerty
Fox Theatre
Molly O'Day
Sills
Elliott White
Carey Wilson
Arthur Stone
Mitchel Lewis
George Fawcett
Yola d’Avril
Columbus Junction Notes and Local Visits
Mrs. 5 M Overholt and daughter Marie return from Yellowstone trip. Mrs Frank Ritchey of New London visits Columbus City for chautauqua. Howard Johnston ships stock to Chicago. Rev W E Ruston and family return from Cedar Rapids. Miss Doris Garner visits. Mr and Mrs Clarence Powell welcome a son. The Murrays of Cairo buy Jessie Frazier home in Morning Sun to move Oct 1. Mrs Richard Thomas and Mrs Lem Davis visit Wymore Nebraska. Carl Curtis and son Warren visit Hilton Pateton home in Downers Grove.
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Columbus Junction
M. Overholt
Marie
Yellowstone Park
Frank Ritchey
New London
J. Fred Hut
Columbus City
Chautauqua
Howard Johnston
Chicago
W. E. Ruston
Burle
Effie Kelly
Cedar Rapids
Doris Garner
Junction
Clarence Powell
Radio programs listed for Sunday August 21 across major stations
A 1927 Radio Digest schedule lists themed Sunday services and concerts for stations KDKA KFNF KMA WDAF WFHH WR VA WSMB WSBT and others. It includes times and programs such as Golden Rule service cathedral echoes palace hotel concerts orchestra and church services across cities from Pittsburgh to Omaha.
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KDKA
KFNF
KMA
WDAF
WFHH
WRVA
WSMB
WSBT
Radio Programs Scheduled for Monday August 22
Radio stations KHJ KYW WEBH WGN WGY WHAS WIP WIJD WLS WMAQ WOAI and Wa announce Monday schedule notes as WEAF network involvement and silent night indicated for some channels.
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KYW
WEBH
WGN
WGY
WHAS
WIP
WIJD
WLS
WMAQ
WOAI
Radio Listings With Concerts Across Cities And Composers
A dense schedule lists radio stations WJZ KMA WIZ and others across Shenandoah Des Moines and Omaha featuring concerts and performances by John Belding Scheuerman's Coronado orchestra Giovanni Giovannelli and Roy Cott among others with times from 5:30 to 11:15 and programs like Our Summer Vacations Nighthawk frolics and Africa and Its Needs.
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KDKA
Pittsburgh
WJZ
WIZ
KFNF
Shenandoah
John Belding
KMA
Denver
Scheuerman
Coronado Orchestra
Four Horseman
Ark Dance Orchestra
Roycott
New York
Roxy and His Gang
WBZ
KYW
WRC
WHAS
WSM
WSB
WBAL
Journal Wants Advertisement Pay
A brief note states the journal seeks payment for ADS8 and promises a trial to demonstrate value. The concise message emphasizes payment upfront to secure advertising space.
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