Costly World Flight Halts New Air Schemes — Army
Washington dispatch reports the World Flight costs hit about 100000 dollars with another 100000 in indirect expenses. Major General Mason M. Patrick signals a wait on new expeditions until Congress funds are restored. Proposals include Hawaii from the West Coast and a Cape Horn route, with Pan American cooperation possible.
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Washington
Army Air Service
Mason M. Patrick
Air Service
Army
Congress
Army Ar
Hawaii
Pacific
California
Alrea
United States
Cape Horn
South America
Canal Zone
Central America
North
Central
North American
State Department
Te Ate
Last Railroad Claim Against Government Soon to Be Adjusted
Washington December 160 Director General of Railroads James C Davis expects soon after January 1 to report on adjustments with railroads resulting from wartime control. Railroad claims are practically clear awaiting final settlement and details.
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Washington
James C. Davis
Crawfordsville News Notes and Cheerful Visits
Mrs C H Fishburn Miss Lois Harper and Mr and Mrs James Welch and daughter were visitors in Washington yesterday. The Ladies Aid Methodist church raised about 100 at the bazaar and supper Tuesday. The basketball girls plan to travel to Mt Union Friday to play the high school team there.
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Crawfordsville
C. H. Fishburn
Lois Harper
James Welch
Washington
Perkins Hospital
Iowa City
Methodist Church
Mt. Union
Wickwire Accepts Media Poloa Pastorate
George Wickwire of Dakota ill former pastor of the General Presbyterian church at the Junction has accepted a call to the Presbyterian church at Media polla. The first chess of the United Presbyterian church cleared $00 at their bacaar Saturday. The Whateoever society of the Methodist church cleared $115 at their annual hazgier and food sale.
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Columbus Junction
Dec
George Wickwire
Dakota, Ill
The
Junction
Presbyterian Church
Mediapolla
Columbus High School
Letts High School
W. H. Dayton
Bard
J. M. Utterback
Almaworth
Ed Bell
Alex Blake
Washington
Railroads settle large claims under Federal control era
The interim administration of the United States Railroad Administration ends with settlements totaling about 50 million dollars net cost after payments by both sides. Claims filed against the government for use of property and maintenance total over one billion. The period of Federal control ran from December 31, 1917 to February 29, 1920 and 129000 animals were listed after the Minnesota forest fire of 1918. A dog owner warning was issued by Columbus Junction Mayor J L Shellabar.
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Mr. Davis
Railroad
Minnesota
Columbus Junction
J. L. Shellabar
Columbus Junction Society Notes and Local Events
Local residents report visitors from Muscatine and Burlington, church events and a bazaar planned by the Salem church. Dr Emma Jewel Neal, a Columbus Junction native, is elected 1st vice president of Cedar Rapids Business and Professions Women. School activities include a banquet for football squad and a game day toast lineup.
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Ger
B. W. MeWilliams
FE. B. Curtis and Son
Muscatine
Arthur McWilliams
Farmington
Harold McWliams
Salem
Wesch
Flora Stapp
Medames Ida Howell
Dorothy Huston
Ada Blair
Myra Newell
Myrtle Cavin
Robert Hobbs
Burlington
L. Westerbeck
Chas. Eliason
Humeston
Humeston the First of the Week, After Attending the Funerarl of Mrs. Eliason
Hickson
A. Dwinell
Barnes City
J. R. Johnston
Chicago
J. T. Aiken
United Presbyterian Church of
Columbus City
McCrory
United Presbyterian Church
Washington
Rev. Sharp
Crawfordsville
Rena Jones
Columbus School Board
State University
R. 8. Johnston
Supt. Shipton
Franz Rausenberger
Howard Huston
Lyle Duncan
Wm. Douthitt
Jane
F. M. Mola
Rev. Johnstein
Fisher
Wapello
Leslie Lowe
Howard Crozier
W. G. Lewin
Mancatine
Crawfordsville News Briefs Include Community Bazaar and Socials
Miss Bessie Packer remains in improving condition as Miss Lucile Sipe assists Mrs Packers at the high school. The Methodist church bazaar drew crowds with aprons candy eatables and an oyster supper on a cold day. United Presbyterian Sabbath school socials featured entertainment by three classes and a playful mock church service with a boy preacher ending the evening.
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Crawfordsville
Bessie Packer
Lucile Sipe
Methodist Church
Gale
United Presbyterian Sabbath School
Ruth
Jacob
Local Notices From Ainsworth Ainsworth Dec 10
Mr and Mrs C M Spessard travel to Haskins after death of Mrs Spessards father Frank Bean. David Laird visits sister Mrs H G Crawford and family. Frank Supplee arrives from Chicago to see mother Mrs Elizabeth Supplee and Aunt Miss Sarah Parrow. Frank Chihakh ill but improving. H D Crawford absent from store due to illness. Mrs C A Sigafoos returns from Washington visit with sisters-in-law Mrs Margaret Goble. The United Presbyterian ladies.
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Ainsworth
C. M. Spessard
Haskins
H. D. Crawford
C. A. Sigafoos
Parsonage Ready for New Minister Family Arrivals
Volunteers worked Tuesday to prepare the parsonage for the new ministerial family expected this week. James Turner of Fairfield attended the funeral of his father-in-law Frank Bean in Haskine. Orient Lodge A F and A M elected officers for the coming year: W G Robertson W M Orville Thoma Sr W Clyde Keiper Jr W Dave Peterson trustee A E Sands.
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James Turner
Fairfield
Frank Bean
Haskine
Orient Lodge
W. G .Robertson
W. M. Orville Thoma
Birthday Party Sparks Joy At Ralph Romine Home
Violet Romine enjoyed a birthday celebration with sixteen friends at her home. The party featured a snow themed table, a Christmas tree, candy Santa figures, candles, ice cream, cake, and gifts for Violet. The issue also notes a Saturday club gathering, a high school oratory class update, and Kate Glover guiding the class.
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Keota
Ralph Romine
Violet
Bithday
Santa Claus
Sara Marie
Lara Huber
Merle Romine
Alyce
Davida Fisher
Margaret Gertrude
Tressa Rordan
Louie Pulver
Majorie Greiner
Howard Joy
Avalee
Laurel Gammon
Arded Raminé
C. A. Lacey
Lacey
Centre Lantheon
Franeise
Lois Odie
German Spanish society expands role to promote commerce
The German Spanish society in Berlin has decided to extend its work beyond cultural matters to foster commercial relations between Germany and Spain. This marks a shift from purely cultural aims to broader economic engagement.
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Berlin
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