Dayton Grove News Briefs Reflect Local Visits
Correspondents of the Journal report visits and social events in Dayton Grove and nearby towns. Carl Singmaster of Des Moines visited Geo Ferguson. Raymond and Bessie Ferguson were in Washington. the So and Sew club plans a late next week picnic. Ethel Sprague and Harvey guests of Mrs Sprague. Rev Albert Lanoue and daughter Alice returned from Panora Iowa.
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Dayton Grove
Carl Singmaster
Des Moines
Geo. Ferguson
Raymond
Bessie Ferguson
Washington
M. T. Casey
George Ferguson
Barnetts Visit. Area Busy With Harvest and Travel
In Havre on July 7 residents report Mr. and Mrs. George Barnett of Cedar Rapids visiting the Will McPride home. Most neighbors traveled to Washington for the 4th and farmers work hay and oats. Hazel Keller of Marshalltown visits her mother Mrs. Trocker and Will Stafford. Will McBride helps Clem Edgar with oats. Two car loads of hogs ship Thursday and John Koch ships a hog load. Charley Green bruises himself after a fall in the haymow. Dr Lease of Crawfordsville attends. no bones broken.
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Havre
George Barnett
Cedar Rapids
Will McPride
Washington
Hazel Keller
Marshaltown
Karoline Trocker
Will Stafford
Will McBride
Clem Edgar
John Koch
A. B. Carr
Charley Green
Crawfordaville
Atkinson Family Welcomes a Son and Local Notes
Titus Titus July 7 Mr and Mrs Dave Atkinson welcome son Allen Patterson born Monday last week Mrs Moore Blanche Mann new baby James at Orville Moore home Campbell Des Moines visitor Della Neal cares for new boy at Dale Atkinson Vivian Lemley returns Grace Hill after five weeks Tom Carris house coloring contest in Journal draws interest Many local workers busy with oats hay and farming chores Rodney Davis and baby Margaret Jean return home.
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Titus
Dave Atkinson
Allen Patterson
Tom Miller
Ollie
L. A
Jim Combs
Timothy
Campbell
Des Moines
Della Neal
Dale Atkinson
Vivian Lemley
Grace Hill
Tom Carris
Journal
Rodney Davis
Baby Margaret Jean
Crawfordsville Visitors Gather at Local Home
Mr and Mrs Frank Bentley and daughter from Waterloo Ia along with Mr and Mrs Will Brown of Morning Sun Ia visited yesterday at the J S McCleary home Rev and Mrs J F Barnett and daughters Stella and Mary returned from Iowa City where they had been visiting since Monday J H Crooks and daughter Miss Mabel and Miss Clara Wood left for Norfolk Neb to visit Mr Crooks sister's home
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Lyle Nicola
California
Wood
Norfolk
United Presbyterian Church
Crooks
Mabel
Iowa City
Ethel Sprague
Cedar Rapids
Harvey
Washington
Crawfordsville
Frank Bentley
Waterloo
Will Brown
Morning Sun
J. S. McCleary
J. F. Barnett
Stella
Mary
J. H. Crooks
Clara Wood
Neb
Rail Strike Talk Hovers Over Canadian Lines
Moose Jaw July 7 Shopmen on Canadian railways threaten a strike if roads try to impose straight time for Sundays and holidays James Somerville international vice president of the machinists union announced after touring from Vancouver to Montreal and other points indicating tough bargaining ahead
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Moose Jaw
James Somerville
Internaional
Umechiniets
Venc Ouver
Monetres
Eleven Sentenced to Death by Petrograd Tribunal
Moscow July 7 eleven persons were sentenced to death by the Petrograd revolutionary tribunal for interfering with the seizure of church treasures. Fifty three others received prison terms while twenty two were acquitted.
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Moscow
Persens
Petrograd
Representative M. P. Kincaid Dies in Washington
Representative M P Kincaid of Nebraska died in Washington after a brief illness. The body will be sent to his home for burial.
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Nebraska
Washington
Kincaid
Creat, Noh
Governor Pimnall to Name Stand-In During Rest Period
Springfield reports Governor Pimnall asked Deputy Gov. Fred K. Sterling of Neckford to assume readiness to relieve him as chief executive as the governor plans a rest period of one to three weeks upon medical advice. Sterling would take charge when Governor Small leaves the state.
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Springfield
Fred K. Stenting
Neckford
Pimnall
Sterling
Smtll
Anti racing bill killed in Louisiana and derailment news
Raten fonge reports the Butler racing bill defeated in Louisiana with a 9 vote margin, ending a bitter fight among fans. In Alabama, a West-bound Southern Railway train known as the Menotis Special derailed near Hillepore, but no injuries are reported.
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Raten Fonge
Hillepore
Ala
Southern Railway
Naos
E Guge
Mal Ears
Pioneer brewer E Leidiger dies at Merrillis
Ernest Leidiger, founder of Leidiger Brewing and longtime president of Leidiger Brewing Co, dies in Merrillis. Huskies, the sled dogs of the Far North, fetch $100 or more in Northern Canada with first class stock scarce and priced at several hundred dollars, comparable to a fine horse in the United States.
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E. Leidiger
Dies
Merrillis
Ernest Leideger
Leidiger Prewing Company
Canada
States
Hasty Travels Through Iowa Roads and Small Towns
Alvin C. Hasty records a summer trip through Cedar Rapids Vinton and Waterloo to Osage in Iowa and South Dakota. He notes highway work by engineers, weather shifts from rain to dry spells, friendly locals guiding routes via the Red Ball road, and warm hospitality from residents including a World War veteran in Osage. He praises Washington County Fourth of July celebrations and mentions plans to cover a western Dakota celebration near the Wyoming line.
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Spearfish
Dakota
Iowa City
Cedar Rapids
Vinton
Waverly
Waterloo
Osace
Minnesota
Linn Co
Bentonnty
Cedar Falls
Towa
Galtway
Osage
Riverside
Main
Bunker Hill
Argonne
Washington
Washington County
Matt White
Lupton
Bill Fousche
Bill Foss
N. Western
Wyoming Line
Librarians Confer State Conference on County Circulation Plan
Nearly 100 Iowa library workers gathered in Iowa City for the third annual conference led by the University of Iowa extension division and summer school for library training. Miss Clara F Baldwin from Minnesota discussed county libraries, while Miss Jane E Roberts of the University of Iowa described county library diffusion as a key education booster using trucks to deliver books to rural stations.
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Iowa City
Iowa
University of Iowa
Clara F. Baldwin
St. Paul
State Department of Education
Baldwin
Minnesota
Jane E. Roberts
Williamson’s shell shock leads to Montana marriage voided
World war veteran Thurman K. Williamson, struck by shell shock, forgot his Sioux City fiancée and wed a Montana girl. A Montana court annulled that marriage at his request, freeing him to pursue the Sioux City pledge. He later killed in a bootleg raid, ending his Deer Lodge under-sheriff tenure.
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Lincoln
Neb
Thurman K. Williamson
Sioux City
Deer Lodge
Mont
Williamson
Montana
Rome
Physician Reports Quick Relief from Mayr Remedy
A physician notes good results from Mayr's Wonderful Remedy on a chronic indigestion case. After the first dose, gas trouble eased and the patient could eat radishes again. The ad claims the remedy clears mucous and inflammation of the stomach liver and intestines and offers money back at Lemon's Pharmacy and druggists.
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Mayr
Lemmon’s
Lincoln Student Enlists as Federal Vocational Pupil
A Lincoln State University mechanical engineering student enters as a federal government vocational pupil. The program rewards distinctive war service and marks a rare half staff flag. The White House flag signals the President's presence in Washington and is not flown when the President is away.
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Lincoln
The
State University
White House
United States
Roosevelt
Executive
Washington
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