Kez club members invited to Keota for buffato hunt
Wellman correspondents report social and civic events from Keota and surrounding towns. Attendees include Attorney Swift and Mr. Davieen of North English visiting for a speaker night. Community groups host lectures and Christmas plans unfold with Girl Scout activities and church trees.
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Wellman
Kez Club
Keota
Washington
Attorney Swift
Davieen
I. C. Adams
Oskaloosa
Iowa City
Jessie Bright
Gus Klockenberger
Sibert
Colo
Herbert Hamilton
Yampia
Colorado
Klockenteger
Harry Whet
Amos Hull
Fred Klockenteger
John Klockenteger
Herbert Hamiton
John Berkey
Everette Emde
Roy Downing
John
Cedar Rapide
A. J. Nichols
Fred Shrader
Cedar Rapids
Montrose Motel
Marguerite McGuein
Friend
Harris McGuein
I. Rothschild
Gee
Hell
John Cray
Tom Moon
George Triechmann
Seyler Love
Tom O'Flaherty
F. D. Snavely
Wes Hunter
Fred Skola
Kalona
Chrochran Brothers
Japanese peril alarm sparks Texas emergency rally
The Wharton subscriber asks if Texans are awake to danger from Japan. The Houston Post says the state is mobilizing, claiming Japanese presence has crowded in, averaging one every 500 square miles and seizing vast land, leaving 175,000,000 acres unsafe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wharton
Texas
Houstin Post
Beethoven Life by Thayer Reissued in Authoritative 3 Volume Set
Henry Krehbiel revises Alexander Wheelock Thayer's Life of Beethoven now published by G Schirmer via the Beethoven Association of New York. The three volume edition is hailed as the most authoritative and reflects years of labor for Krehbiel. Geraldine Farrar invited to sing Madame Butterfly in Japan by Tokio Imperial Theatre director. presents jeweled ornament for headdress. Mattia Battistini at 64 stars in Rigoletto and the Masked Ball to capacity crowds in Berlin. Mendelssohn chorus in sixteen parts, recently discovered in Berlin Singakademie library by George Schumann, shows early vocal writing and foreshadows St Paul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Wheelock Thayer
Beethoven
Henry Krehbiel
G. Schirmer
Beethoven Association of New York
Geraldine Farrar
Japan
Imperial Theater
Tokio
Mendelsohn
Singakademie
Berlin
George Schumann
Famous conductors Nikisch and Calve tour plans announced
Arthur Nikisch signs with International Concert Direction for a March and April 1923 American tour his third visit to the United States. Emma Calve returns to the country for a concert circuit in over thirty cities with engagements in Canada and Mexico as negotiations continue for Carmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Nikisch
Berlin Philharmonic
Leipsic Gewandhaus
America
Mr. Nikisch
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Europe
London Symphony
Emma Calve
Carmen
Canada
Mexico
Churches Shape makeup of Congress in Chicago survey
A Chicago Methodist survey shows 435 House members include 23 unknowns and 24 nonmembers. Among 435 members 99 are Methodists, 56 Presbyterians, 35 Episcopalians, 29 Baptists, 23 Congregationalists, 18 Catholics, 11 Presbyterians, and smaller counts for Lutherans and other denominations. Senate totals include 96 members with 23 unknown affiliations and 17 Methodists plus other denominations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Congress
Board of Temperance, Prohibition and Public Morals
Methodist Episcopal Church
United Brethren
Mormon
Indepent
Newton Boy Found Guilty In Federal Court
Fred W. Stover a 19 year old of Newton was found guilty by a Des Moines federal court jury of sending five obscene letters through the mails. The verdict came after about four hours of de liberation with alibi for one June 7 letter. Bonds were set at 5000 pending sentencing by Judge Wade who scheduled no immediate sentence. the offense carries up to twenty five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hersberger
Girl Scouta
Snevely
Moore
Willie Emde
Mary
Eddie Jones
South English
Central Life Insurance
Myrtle Booth
Farmers Store
Misas Jenette Hunter
Wes Hunter
Jenette
Iowa City
Franklin
Osborn
Kalona
Dr. Tilden
Ames
Albert Lea
Minow
Ostern
Hugh Greaf
Les Moines
Chas. Brown
Washington
Perry Ayers
A. O. Topping
Donald Topping
Clinton
Ike Bradford
Barbara Singleman
Newton
Fred W. Stover
Des Moines
United States
Vnf
Stover
Fairfield
Wade
Tanlac proves healing for Lyn Johnson in St Paul ad
Lyn Johnson, a fraternal order man of 129 West Third St in St Paul Minnesota, reports Tanlac restored his health after two years of decline. He says appetite returned, stomach pain vanished, kidneys and bladder normalized, and back strengthened. Sherman Brothers Pioneer Drug Store Washington advertises Tanlac.
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Taniac
Lyn Johnson
West Third St
St. Paul
Minn
Washington
Sherman Brothers
Pioneer Drug Store
Advt
Fragmentary Love Note Reflected in Gazette Snippet
A garbled quotation from the Little Rock Gazette notes love as a series of foolish acts, with stray words and misread names suggesting a literary or editorial quip about romance and folly.
The Girl at the Cinema Comic Exchange
A brief comic quote from London Reval Macagine mocks Bert for crunching peppermints during a love scene at the cinema. The aside captures casual public sniping over movie theater etiquette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert
London
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CAIM
Mendelssohn
Lyons
Congressmen
Newton Boy
Lun Johnson
Popular Fraternal Order
Little Rock Gazette
Artan
Thomasea
Sherman Bros
Harwood
Goodrich
J. A. Harwood & Son
Clark and
Enslin
West Side Square
C. M. & F. Clothing Company
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