Local News Briefs From Northwest Washington
Mrs I W Peardon is ill with grippe at her home in northwest Washington. Mrs Chas Stearns and Mrs Parrow of Ainsworth shopped in the city yesterday. Mrs Chagi Owens returned to Chicago after a city visit with friends. Mrs N M Anderson returned to Ainsworth after a day in the city. Floyd McClellan and Glenn Abdill, U S 1 students, arrived to spend Sunday at home. Mrs Wm Burnside returned to Oskaloosa after a short Steck home visit. Glenn Laffer arrived from Sigourney to attend the Company I inspection. Mr and Mrs Wess Myer and son Theodore of Grace Hill visited the T J Moothart home.
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Chas Stearns
Parrow
Ainsworth
Chagi Owens
Chicago
N. M. Anderson
Floyd McClellan
Glenn Abdill
U. 1
Wm. Burnside
Oskaloosa
Steck
Glenn Laffer
Sigourney
Company I
Opal Serpent Drama Riffs in Criminous Interlude
Mrs Jessop accuses, Hurd arrests with warrant after a bargaining sting over a £1000 reward. Maud Jessop reveals truth from behind tapestry, claiming Sam Krill as daughter and challenging the plot to seize the reward and justice.
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Syvia
Maud Confesses Grievance After Robbery Plot Exposed
Maud accuses the detective Hurd of ruining her mother Mrs Krill and stealing her money and marriage prospects. Mrs Krill remains calm while Maud vows vengeance on Sylvi the rival. The scene ends with Mrs Krill’s wary assent to Maud’s claims.
Contested accusations rise as Krills clash in court room
Mrs Krill denies the theft charge while Maud provides a firm alibi tying her mother to the hotel and Christchurch visit. Hurd presses the case and escorts the pair to the scene as Debby Tawsey protests. Mrs Purr volunteers to seize Tray for a five pound reward.
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Maud
Mr. Hurd
Terry's Theater
Krill
Christchurch
Hurd
Matilda
Mrs. Krill
Tawsey
Sylvia
Debby
Deborah
Crosby S. Noyes, Washington Evening Star editor, dies
Crosby S. Noyes veteran editor of the Washington Evening Star died at the Hotel Raymond in Pasadena after a period of illness. He was over eighty and surrounded by his family at death, retaining his faculties to the end.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Crosby S. Noyes
Washington Evening Star
Raymond
Pasadena
Noyes
Knights of Pythias Regular Meeting Notice
The Knights of Pythias announce a regular meeting on Monday evening. Members in the second rank are requested to attend and visiting Knights are cordially invited. Signed J. C. Ford, C. C.
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J. C. Ford
C. C
Dream Inspires Splinter Removal in Indiana
In Sedford Indiana on February 22 a five-eighths inch splinter embedded in John Koeh's finger for twenty five years was removed after his son dreamed the splinter remained in his hand. An incision at the dream predicted spot yielded a slightly discolored piece of wood.
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Sedford
Ind
John Koeh
Child's Life Saved by Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
Mrs John Englehardt of Gera Michigan recalls her two year old daughter nearly choking during a severe cold with croup She credits Chamberlains Cough Remedy for saving the child and notes a second cure in another child The medicine was sold by Cook and Sherman
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John Englehardt
Gera
Mich
Chamberlain
Cook & Sherman
Weather Forecast Signals Fair Conditions Across Midwest
The forecast through eight oclock tonight shows Illinois Indiana and Wisconsin fair weather. Lower Michigan and Iowa are expected to be generally fair with light winds.
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Illinois
Indiana
Wisconsin
Michigan
Iowa
The Gingerbread Man Musical at the Opera House
The Gingerbread Man a new musical fantasy by Rankin and Sloane from Nixon and Zimmerman debuts to electrify audiences. It features Santa Claus Land Pastry Land and Bunn Land with a star cast and a fifty voice chorus. The show promises brilliant scenery electric effects and humor and plays Tuesday February 25 at the opera house.
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Rankin and Sloane
Nixon & Zimmerman
Opera House
Chicago Board of Trade Prices and Livestock Figures
Quotations for Wheat Corn and Oats on the Chicago Board of Trade with May July and Sept prices. Live stock and hay markets include hogs cattle and sheep receipts and price ranges. East Buffalo reports slower cattle and firmer lambs with specific bids for calves.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
East Buffalo
N. Y
Dunning & Stevens
East Buffalo N. Y
Enem
Best
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the Gingerbread Man
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