Farmer's Wife Gains Nineteen Pounds With Tanlac
A Gladstone Illinois farmer testifies his wife, once bedridden and failing with indigestion, gained nineteen pounds after taking Tanlac. He says she now eats well, sleeps soundly, and handles housework again. Tanlac is advertised as sold in Washington and other towns.
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Gladstone
Henry's
Burlington
Iowa
Will
Traubls
Ieaus
Hassief
Tanlac
Washington
Iman Brothers
Advt
Crawfordsville Notes and Local Visits Report
Caeil Lease Jett leaves for Charleston to oversee a Q boat project. Beth Godfrey ill and hospitalized in Washington. Eva Spangler returns from Winfield with inflammatory rheumatics after tonsillitis. A. G. Douthett and G. W. Cunningham kinfolk visit. Grace Cunningham arrives from Chicago. Mrs. Crawford and Mrs. Walker visit Miss Sarah Crawford, ill. United Presbyterian service brings joy as the New Bird Movement starts the Tithers League with thirty three pledging to give at least one tenth of income.
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Crawfordsville
Caeil
Charleston
South Carolina
Bern
Ise Beth Godfrey
Washington
Eva Spangler
Winfield
A. G. Douthett
You
Minnesota
C. M. Maxwell
Grace Cunningham
Chicago
G. W. Cunningham
Howard Crawford
Jenmie Walker
Ainsworth
Sarah Crawford
United Presbyterian Church
Lakota Votes to Restore Gemania Name Strongly
Lakota residents vote 75 to 49 to restore the town name Gemania after wartime sentiment and patriotic protests led to a temporary change from Gemania to Lakota. Despite bitterness some voters participated, marking a decisive preference for the original name.
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Algona
Prmania
Germania
United States
Germany
Garmiania
Life's Great Lesson On Kindness By Shoda Broughton
A brief reflection quotes Shoda Broughton on life’s ceaseless lessons urging readers to hurry to be kind. The message emphasizes kindness as a daily practice learned through repetition and experience.
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Shoda Broughton
Pastors of Many Churches Meeting in Des Moines
Des Moines hosts a three day interchurch world movement conference with nearly all state ministers in attendance. Leaders from YMCAs and several denominations present aims to expand missionary and benevolent work worldwide.
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Des Moines
Interchurch World HovVemeilt
Protestant Christian Churches
America
John R. Mott
International Committee
The
Interchurch World Movement
S. Earl Taylor
Abram E. Cory
Wiliam Hiram ‘Foulkes
New Era Movement
William E. Doughty
Ralph E. Diffendorfer
Nome
Socials and Marriages Near Haskins and Keota
On February 19 Mr and Mrs Merwin Chadwick entertained a group of young people at their home north of Haskins with games and a lap supper. Later Mrs Wilson hosted Mothers clubs and bands for a birthday lunch in Scotland, South Dakota. On February 21 Miss Hilda Snyder and James Henry Douglas were married at Rev Barker’s home, with Snyder daughters among guests. The Rebekahs held a regular meeting with three candidates and three visiting sisters attended Brigaton lodge.
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Merwin Chadwick
Haskins
Ethel
Willie Murphy
Orville Moberly
Laura Salladay
Delbert
Wellington Brumfield
Anna
Bessie Podaril
Kate
Margaret
Ralph
Sam
Hugh Boyd
Harry ShuWatter
Louis Rath
Harley DeVore
Walter Jones
Clarence Brinning
Washington
Bob
Ralph Boyd
Mothers Clubs
Husebands
Charles Wilson
Wilson
George Lehneider
Scotland
South Dakota
Settle
Joe Snyder
Tipton
Iowa
T. F. Barker
Hilda Snyder
James Henry Douglas
Barker
John Snyder
Keota
Pekin
Llinois
Usnally
Brigaton Lodge
Branchflower
Jackson
Michigan
Ella McConnon
Dayton
Ohio
Myrtle Rye
Wisconsin
Des Moines Voters Eye City Manager Plan
Faced with debt and governance woes, Des Moines residents push for a city manager system. Petitions seek a ballot decision at city elections, with the chamber of commerce forming a committee to study implementation in other cities and report back.
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Des Moines
Chamber of Commerce
Seeley Y M C A Remodeling Into High School
Mount Pleasant school board awards contract to a Minneapolis firm for remodeling the Seeley Y M C A into a modern high school. About $90,000 to be spent, raising total local school building costs in Mount Pleasant to over $260,000. Planned features include a swimming pool gymnasium locker rooms a large auditorium and other conveniences.
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Mount Pleasant
Minneapolis
Seeley Y. M. C. A
Life’s Sacred Function lecture for fathers and sons urged
Promoter Mr Gamel urges that the educational motion picture Life’s Sacred Function be advertised for boys and their fathers. He says it is scientifically accurate and modestly presented for men and boys over 14, with father and son attending together to foster frank discussion. First M E church on Tuesday evening Feb 28 1920.
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Mr. Game
Mr. Gamel
Washington
Change in Ottumwa game date tightens high school schedule
This week's high school basketball game may move from Friday to Thursday or Saturday to fit Ottumwa attractions. Washington faces Ottumwa and Fairfield in upcoming league games, hoping for two wins. Muscatine defeated Washington 39 to 25 as Muscatine pulled away late. Davis starred for Washington with seven field goals.
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Ottumwa
Columbus Junction
Fairfield
Burlington
Mt. Pheasant
Muscatine
Washington
Secon
Muscatiners
Davis
Duke
Brown i
Chaplin's A Day's Pleasure at Fox Theatre
The Million Dollar Comedian brings A Day's Pleasure to Fox Theatre for two days starting Tuesday. Chaplin stars as a family man with two young Charlies and a dimpled wife in a Satirical look at a day of amusement with antique gadgets and a riverboat outing ending in a comic, risqué midriff moment.
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Charlie Chaplin
First National
Fox Theatre
Chaplin
Stockholm an Icehouse City of Islands
Stockholm sits on a group of islands with a name meaning an island in sound. For several months each year it is sealed by ice.
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Stockholm
Longtime Tipton Mayor Chas H Snyder Dies
Charles H Snyder longtime Tipton resident and mayor for four years died Tuesday morning after influenza followed by asthma struggles. Born October 10 1862 in Tipton he spent most of his life there with stints in Oklahoma and Delaware County. Survived by wife Lucy Clark four children two grandchildren and multiple relatives the community mourns the public servant and church leader. Funeral services were held at his home with Masonic burial rites.
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Chas. H. Snyder
Tipton
Snyder
Roy Mallory
Hazel Snyder
Washington
Mr. Snyder
Oklahoma
Imayor
Charles H. Sanyder
Joseph K. and
Agnanda Snyder
Delaware County
Presbyterian Church of
Enid
Presbyterian Church
Masons
Woodmen
Knights of Pythias
Lucy Clark
Joseph Charles
Howard Clark
Feith Mallory
Iowa
Amanda Snyder
Moise
Lawrence Mallory
George Snyder
C. Snyder
Moline
W. J. Gilmore
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