Local News Roundup of Community Personalities
West Chester residents I E Coffey and Mrs William Bower are active locally with travels and visits. Lucille Dupuis of Pourney Pre Vieiting stays with the Dupuis family. Mrs Jess Carter and son Bobby visit Waterloo, while Mrs Humble visits Letts. Chillicothe couple Myr and Cart Blanchard return after Mrs Donahey funeral. George Hickford leaves for Johnny Wrights Frisco orchestra as advance man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hickford
Johnny Wright
Frisco Orchestra
Jess Carter
Bobby
Waterloo
Boyd Humble
Letts
Myr
C. J. Blanchard
Chillicothe, Mo
Cart Blanchard
5. T. Donahey
Local notices and visits lead to community greetings this morning
Lucille Shalla and Blanche Zdarsky visited Fairfield. Florence Carr returned to Havre after a visit with Mrs. Lem Cherry. Nina Bell Caldwell left Stanton, Nebraska for home. Community events include a Cotton Blossom Singers concert at the Baptist church with no admission. The Piney Woods School group will perform in Braxton Mississippi at the Baptist church Thursday evening. Various locals travel to West Chester, Keota, Ames, and Crawfordsville for visits, work, or family events. A Dodge Brothers business coupe is showcased at Jones Auto Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cotton Blossom Singers
Mississippi
The
Baptist Church
Piney Woods
Laurence C. Jones
Braxton
Miss
Tuskeegee Institute
Piney Woods School
Iowa Miners Refuse Coal for Threshing in Mahaska County
Oskaloosa Iowa July 20 The Mahaska county mines may begin threshing season without the consent of striking miners Iowa Mine Workers president B J Morgan told Farm Bureau and plant managers the miners would not permit local industrial or public utility mines to operate for their own use Morgan led a small delegation with no demonstration as business and farmers argued but were not satisfied with the replies
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oskaloosa
Mahaska County
B. J. Morgan
Iowa Mine Workers
Mahaska Farm Bureau
Connelly Charged With Conspiracy In Lattner Case
Lloyd T. Connelly, alleged Lattner agent, arrested on return from honeymoon on charges of conspiracy to defraud the government. Deputy marshals Healy and Adams say Lattner’s operations involved 76 percent of cases seized. Connelly bound over to federal grand jury on $500 bond after prior conviction for transporting liquor and a liquor haul found in his car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Lloyd T. Connelly
United States
M. L. Healy
R. C. Adams
Lattner
Lattner Specialty Company
Prohibition
Connely
Connelly
Federal Grand Jury
Dam Will Flood 150 Acres of Park Lands in Boone
The Iowa state board of conservation led by Dr. L. H. Pammel visited Boone to discuss dam related damages with Iowa Traction Company attorneys. About 150 acres of park land would be flooded if the lower dam is built, with board members Mra C. H. MacNider Senator W. G. Haskell and officials present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Board
Iowa Traction Company
Pammel
Mra
C. H. MacNider
Mason City
W. G. Haskell
Cedar Rapids
Mott
E. R. Harlan
New Term Opens July 24 at University of Iowa
Iowa City July 19 More than 100 courses will be offered in the second term of the summer session at the University of Iowa. The term runs July 24 to August 25. Education courses for training superintendents principals and teachers are highlighted. The education courses drew about 300 superintendents and 200 graduate majors in the first term and are expected to grow. Work is the keynote of the summer session, with a balance of study and entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
University of Iowa
Telegraph Key From Klondike Nugget to Taft Tribute
The reputed Klondike discoverer died in Vancouver BC. He kept 22 gold nuggets from Bonanza Creek, had them made into a telegraph key given to Taft in 1909, later used by Sim to open the Alaskan Yukon Exposition in Seattle. Radio compass stations on the Great Lakes will guide ships by two-line bearings from Whitefish Point Detour and Grand Marais.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Klondike
Vancouver
British Columbia
Bonanza Creek
Residenc Taft
Sim
Seattle
Great Lakes
White Fish Point
Detour
Grand Marais
Diamonds Defying Sorcery Believed to Ward Misfortune
In a bygone belief diamonds were thought to repel witchcraft and misfortune, with superstition claiming the gems shielded against spells and evil influences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pei
Conor
Aged Woman Describes Her Terrible Experiences in Russia
Mrs. Mariam Tschen, an aged Russian refugee, recounts her flight from the soviet regime. She describes soldiers killing and wounding family members, forest hideouts, and famine with a vision of life in America as heaven and freedom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Yellow River
China
Mississippi
Mariam Tschen
Emma Goldman
Jones
Debs
America
O. R. Johnston
Ft. Madison
Tschen
Free America
Kiev
Tzar
Lischa
Jacob
Althe
Lenine
Romania
Iowa City Plans Athletic Field For High School Access
Iowa City board of education moves to create a modern athletic field on a five acre tract traded from Oakes Brothers coal merchants. The project repurposes board property near Longfellow school with dressing rooms and showers for home and visiting teams. The plan aims for minimal expense and readiness for the 1922-1923 season after Hawkeye Field access ended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Board of Education
Oakes Brothers
Longfellow School
University of Iowa
Hawkeye
Maturity’s debt to Youth and Education Theme
A terse quotation notes that maturity owes a debt to youth through education. Attributed to a resident Fisher of the British Board of Melwertton, the piece reflects on lifelong learning and civic duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enitish Board of
Melwertton
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Harry Carey
Far West
Dewett
Schulty Motor Car Co
Arch Best
Oxfords
Wilson's
Mra. I. E. Coffey
West Chester
Washington
Lyon's
Journal
Deattice and
Lucille Dupuis
Pourney Pre
Will Dupuis
William Bower
Excelsior Springs, Mo
Will Harwood
Henry Shields
Skunk River
Boncilla
McElhinney Drug Co
Phone &Oo
Lucille Shalla
Blanche Zdarsky
Near West Chester
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Florence Carr
Havre
Lem Cherry
Nina Bell Caldwell
Fred Neiswanger
Stanton, Nebr
Stephen
Katheryn Streigel
Harper
Katherine Vogel
Charley Brown
Osceola
Clara Coulter
Ames
Marshalltown
M. E. Lusch
Sigourney
Frank Randall
Lyons
BE. M. Hale
Chicago
S. T. Donahey
W. H. Hampton
Cleveland
Ohio
D. F. Macon
Iowa
Zelma Myers
Clio
Frank Beatty
Eliza Beard
Des Moines
R. D. Page
Dan Rohrer
Miss Hazel
Misa Edna McCarty
Verle Harrison
Keota
Beatrice Klett
Tom Dugan
Tama
Swift
Doris Chalmers
Dodge Brothers
Jones Auto Co
Raoul Fortier
Fern Benn
Rubio
Blanche Sutherland
Brighton
Raymond Duncan
Baby
Crawfordsville
Harry White
E. J. Page
Dora Phillips
Blanche Algire
Robert
Mt. Morris
Ill
BH. Givans
W. Schneelock
Frederick
New Sharon
William Kenealer
Mise
Clara Brauphausen
Minneapolis
John Brauhausen
Liza Hayden
Ainsworth
Margaret Goble
Miss Bell Morrison
W. H. Shuman
Sallie Carson
Dale Holland
Burlington Railroad
Tom
Dale
Robert Thompson
Donald
George Miller
W. E. Wasson
Dodge Brothers Business
Marion Ave
Frank Bolworthy
Amy
A. E. Forgey
Lucille
Carol
McGregor
Edworthy
Altho
Virginia
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Plumly
G. L. Eaton
Memphis
J. C. Fields
Creston
A. E. Aldrich
Council Bluffs
Glenallen
Missouri
Marion
Auto Boneyard
Germany
Herbert Gc. Hoover
American Food Board
Swanee
Dailey’s Taxi
Whone
Local and Country Service
B. Lupton
A. D. Sanders
Bert Olson
John Shields & Sons
Washington, Iowa
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