Local Cedar Falls Residents Return From Holiday Visit
Cedar Falls residents R. 8. Dix and family have returned home after visiting relatives in Washington over the Fourth. MeLamore Crayton plans to leave Waterloo to attend the grand lodge. Crayton will represent a organization and join others in the ritual demonstration. Mr and Mrs T A Sebesta and family, with J A ta in Washington, returned to St Paul after a few days here. Mrs Loren Horton returned to Buffalo after visiting Havre with her parents. Mrs John Skipton from Stuart Town came for an extended visit to see her sons Frank and Francis Skipton. Ella Dillon of Union traveled to Washington to visit Lucy Benz over the weekend. Henna Jettiek Healthy Shows.
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Dix
Cedar Falls
Washington
MeLamore Crayton
Waterloo
Town
Grand Lodge
Melamore
Aization
Crayton
Maxon
Orid
T. A. Sebestanevieve
Clar
Childrence
J. A
St. Paul
Loren Horton
Havre
Buffalo
John Skipton
Stuart Town
Frank Francis Skipton
Ella Dillon
Union
Lucy Benz
Henna Jettiek
Berty Tracy
Lewis Warren
Hebner
Nichols
Rainy Lake
Internalls
Cai
Tonal Fierch
Jim Cambrick
Ummer
Ray
Weekend visits streak through Des Moines to Washington DC
Alice Laughend of Des Moines arrived in Washington to visit her grandfather at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Jame Edgington over the weekend. Several other Iowa residents travel for short visits to family and friends in Washington and nearby towns, including Grace Conner returning to Minneapolis and Jim Cambrick stopping in Washington en route to Cedar Falls.
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Alice Laughend
Des Moines
Washington
Jame Edgington
John Springer
Palo Alto
California
Teta
Twenty Years Ago Today Visit to Col Junction and Local Hogs
Twenty years ago today Mr and Mrs Sherman and daughters Hannah visited Col Junction to see his father. Goin swimmin features a note on bathing caps and a Top on hogs at 12 dollars. Weather unsettled with local thunderstorms in the southeast.
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Sherman
Hannah
Col Junction
Death Notice and Local Social Notes from Washington Iowa
The Eur eka neighborhood mourns Mrs. Wilbur Heenblo son who died after a short illness. The service will be at the house with burial at Shrock cemetery beside her daughter Pearl. Several local residents share Fourth of July activities and visits, including Irene Salterbers, Leona Wagner, Arlene Easter, and others in Washington and nearby towns. Peaceful community updates include lightning-related losses, hospitalities, and upcoming visits from C. Cnossen of Waterloo.
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Washington
Eureka
Wilbur Heen Blossom
Shrock
Pearl
W. F. Salterbers
Irene
J Ramge
Clark Wagner
Max Owen
Muscatine
Marcus Kuhn
Wellman
Leo Wagner
John Waner
Leona Wagner
Arlene Easter
Wayland
Lester
Knight Wagner
C. E. Habb
Hessie
Harold Glasgow
Shournes Seart Cnossen
Waterloo
Endurance record 18 again in danger in California
Culver City Calif July 6 UP Endurance record contenders Lor ny Mendell and Pete Reinhart faced new danger as they sought a fifth straight day in the air Their flight last night surrendered that their congratulations were wired to Bryan New comb and Roy L Mitchell who stayed aloft 174 hours demanding renewed caution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Culver City
Calif
Ifornia
Lorny Mendell
Pete Reinhart
Bryan K. Newcomb
Roy L. Mitchell
Six Inches of Rain Falls in Under an Hour at Emoha Nebraska
Severe rainfall drenched southeastern Nebraska causing train stoppages and threatened bridges. Six inches in 45 minutes plus three inches earlier inundated lowlands and damaged crops expected to suffer substantial loss.
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Emoha
Neb
Nebraska
Orange City Bank Robbed by Bandits
Orange City July 6. Two unidentified men robbed the Orange National Bank of about $6,000 yesterday afternoon. No trace has been found of the bandits. Police cordon off the scene as investigators collect evidence.
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Orange City
Oranj National Bank
Thief Takes Minister's Sermon in Evanston
A thief stole a minister's sermon in Evanston Illinois on July 6. The incident involved Rev Harry, leaving the preacher distressed as churchgoers sought to recover the notes. No injuries reported.
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Evanston
Harry Foram Tingwort
Cate
Modern Houseboats Through History Briefly Mentioned
The text notes palatial houseboats used by Roman emperors and traces modern English houseboats appearing around 900 with the style reaching this country late in the nineteenth century.
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England
Provisions of New Iowa Fish and Game Law Published
The article outlines licensing fees and rules for trapping and hunting under a new Iowa law. It details trapping limits, license validity, and penalties, plus limits on fish and game, closed seasons, and requirements for wholesale fish licenses. It notes violations with fines and possible imprisonment.
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Iowa
Fish and Game Protection Fund
Lcense
Mit Vish Four Inc
Sunday Five Best Radio Features From 1929 Listings
A compact guide lists radio feature segments across networks for Sunday evenings in 1929. It mentions WEAP WJZ WARC and WARE networks with orchestras led by Goldman Whiteman and Doza and hints at variety programs and a Men Journal ad trial.
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Cutet Pros
WEAP
Roads of the Sky
WJZ
Goldman Band
WARC
Whiteman Orchestra
Variety Orchestr Ware
T Doza
Residents and visitors roam Iowa towns this week
Mr and Mrs Lee Gruenwald of Davenport returned home after visiting Mr and Mrs Tom Downing for a few days. Jerry Junk came back to Dixon after several days with Mr and Mrs Arthur Staton and Mrs Fred James. Mrs Fannie Buchwalter of Riverside returned home after three weeks visiting relatives. Thelma Carter and others visited in West Liberty and a party including Rev BW Sutton traveled to Weide. Mrs C B Cubitt and daughter returned to Elton while Mrs Cahill underwent an operation in Washington county hospital last week.
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Andred Minky
Decatur
Elizabeth
Columbus
Des Moiver
Lee Gruenwald
Davenport
Tom Downing
Jerry Junk
Dixon, NL
Arthur Staton
Fred James
Des Moines
John Simpson
Earl Simpson
John Green
Fairfield
Fannie Buchwalter
Riverside
Jason and Son
Le 8
J. F. Woodbury
CW. Spenser
Sonia
West Liberty
Hom
BW. Sutton
Thelma Carter
Muse J
Weide
Frank Berg
Lorna
Frances Anderson
Bathervill
Chicago
Arrival of a boy to Mr and Mrs Carter of New Boston
Mr and Mrs A. B. Carter announce the birth of a son at their home in New Boston on July. Ernest will be the given name. Mrs Carter is formerly Louise Smith. Relatives including Mr and Mrs Neff Mrs Stratt and sons William Otto and Ruth Agha visited the Davis brothers in N Kesinsworth and the Ed Davis home in Haskins and Anwyl home in Washington. The couple plan a honeymoon trip to Colorado next week.
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Carter
New Boston
Ernest
Louise Smith
Neff
D. N. Anwyl
Washington
Will
Colorado
Ness
Sylvis Staff
Anwyl
J. E. Elgar
Arthur Statston
Wellman
William Kensler
Purlington
G. Hallberg Delbert Badham
Kaynee Com
Dex Mi
Piano technician to visit Washington for piano work
M. W. Taylor a graduate piano technician from Fairfield Iowa will be in Washington July 8 and 9 to tune pianos and handle repairs. All work guaranteed and orders taken through Mrs TR Phillips 10 black phone Mrs N P Allendar of Kent and Mrs Clara Henderson of West Chester visited Washington en route home to Wellman after the Fourth. Dr Telford Chiropractor Bailey Building Phone 803. County Agent J G Montgomery returned from Royster Minnesota with Mrs Montgomery who had a Mayo hospital operation. Alta Wyse deputy clerk district court will vacation at Wayland with Wyse agents for two weeks. Guther recovering from Mayo operation in Rochester Minnesota. Thurham and Lucile Ros spent the Fourth in Muscatine.
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M. W. Taylor
N.P. Allendar
Kent
Clara Henderson
West Chester
Washington
Wellman
Telford
Bailey Building
J. G. Montgomery
Roeater
Minn
Rochester
Mrs. Guther
Mayo Hospital
Thurham
Lucile Ros
Muscatine
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Harry Ward
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Advertising Department
the Evening Journal
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Fred Waxner
Journal
Gram
The
Martha Sleeper
Karl Dane
Gentlemen of the Press
Walter Huston
Washington Cleaners
South Side Square
Wisie Long
Washington’s Junior College
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Harland W. Meade
Dean Washington
West 3Rd Street
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