Paid in Full Coming to Graham Opera House Tomorrow
J E Lemmon receives a letter from Johnnie Miller praising Paid in Full, the production set to appear at the Graham Opera House in Washington Iowa tomorrow night. Miller notes the play’s strong reception in St Joseph and its natural, convincing portrayal of everyday life.
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Mer. J. E. Lemmon
Opera House
Johnnie Miller
Rock Island-Frisco
St. Joe
J. E. Lemmon
Mgr
Graham Opera House
Washington
Iowa
St. Joseph
Astor Theatre
New York
Grand Opera House
Chicago
Absent-minded Shopper Recovers Lost List at Candy Store
A bemused man at a local candy shop frantically searched for a shopping list he misplaced. After a humorous back and forth with a clerk, he recalls his final purchase two pounds of chocolate creams, expressing relief and gratitude. Also, Mr and Mrs S A Walker return to Ainsworth after visiting the J M Walker home in town.
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A. B. Lewis
Mrs. S. A. Walker
Ainsworth
J. M. Walker
Outing Magazine February highlights travel and profiles
The February issue features art icles on California as a national resort destination Pioneer Woman of the West Chicago families Second Class Trip into Spain and Spain life Truck Farming in Georgia valuable for Americans seeking farming livelihoods Orphan of Sourdough City a vivid Alaska tale by Robert Dunn with strong illustrations and Roy Dunn's graphic storytelling.
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American Riviera
Charles F. Holder
California
West
Agnes C. Laut
Chicago
Spain
E. C. Allen
Europe
Georgia
E. P. Powell
Powell
Sourdough City
Robert Dunn
Alaska
Roy Dunn
Paper from Cornstalks Debate Prompts Funding Shift
Washington February 5. In the house Representative Mann charged waste of funding for testing paper making plants. Representative Cole urged 20000 for experiments in cornstalk paper. Representative Scott called the cornstalk idea chimerical though feasible, while an amendment to fund 10000 for breeding fibrous plants was adopted.
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Scott
Washington
Bureau of Plant Industry
Mann
Cole
Women in Secret Service Fight White Slave Trade
Three women employed by the federal government are gathering evidence in New Orleans against individuals accused of being involved in the white slave traffic. Fannie Ruddy is in custody and additional arrests are expected.
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New Orleans
Fannie Ruddy
Governors Confer Lake States Tax Vessels
Governor Deneen attended a Lake States governors conference in Chicago at Governor Warner of Michigan's invitation. The meeting focuses on taxation of vessels and is to be held today.
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Lake States
Springfield
Til
Deneen
Chicago
Warner
Michigan
Forest Service Under Fire in Agricultural Debate
Washington reports on the forest service during the agricultural appropriation discussion. Representatives Mondell Smith Cook and Mann assail perceived extravagance and alleged fee extraction from miners stockmen and farmers. Smith cites a 10 cent fee on beehives. They accuse Pinchot of aiming to secure Wilson's cabinet post.
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Washington
Forest Service
Mondell
Smith
Cook
Gifford Pinchot
Wilson
Mann
West
Weather Forecast for Midwest Regions
Illinois and Indiana expect rain and colder conditions. Lower Michigan will see rain and snow. Wisconsin and Iowa face rain and snow as colder air moves in.
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Illinois
Indiana
Lower
Michigan
Wisconsin
Iowa
Markets Report Winter Wheat and Live Stock Prices
Chicago markets show winter wheat prices by sample with No 2 red at 1.11 to 1.123, No 3 red 1.09 to 1.11, and oats at 50 to 58 cents. Live stock receipts include hogs 42,000, cattle 9,000, and sheep 8,000 with varied price ranges, plus East Buffalo and Elgin Butter Market updates detailing slow markets and current dairy prices.
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Chicago
Western Fed
East Buffalo
Dunning & Stevens
Live Stock Commission
N. Y
Elgin
Local residents depart for travels and meetings
J. F. A. Taylor left for Addy enraat ville last evening to attend to business and return home today. Miss Helen Stewart departed for Des Moines to visit her friend Miss Hazel Webb. H. E. Miller of West Chester after a day in Washington was a passenger homeward last evening.
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J. FL. A. Taylor
Tor
Addyenraatville
Helen Stewart
Des Moines
Hazel Webb
H. E. Miller
West Chester
Washington
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Women IN Secret Service
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Metropolitan Papers
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Journal
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