Miner’s Son Faces Hidden Truth in Chad Mine Mystery
In Thornton Fairchild’s death secret, his son Robert inherits a Colorado mining claim near Chad. As a diamond theft and a missing man case unfold, Fairchild joins a tense search crowd while Anita Richmond confronts Maurice Rodaine and a shadowy past.
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Thornton Fairch'ld
Robert Jerma
Tie
Hair
Rodaine
Robert
Chad
Denver
Fairchild
Fairchid
Obadi
Howard
Mother Howard
Rodaine Vokehild
Anne Michmend
Ivania
Llubuk
Perhays
Patrelith
Moehaine
Pairehild
Ton
Fatrebi
Vietr
Prorebild
Maurice
Rocaine
Kieauine
Anita Richmond
Sam Hoerdenfelder
Fatrehild
Chadi
Petrehud
Maurice Haddine
Weill
Wowen
Eniet
Lund
Robert Fairehild
Fairehild
Funeral crowds and local notes from West Chester crowd
A West Chester report notes Mr. Searle’s funeral with Elm Grove burial and Keota singers, praising a splen did sermon by a Keota Presbyterian minister. The letter mentions neighbors, sympathy for the family, a railroad accident involving two girls, crop yields of oats up to 70 bushels per acre, 19 head of stock shipped, a new city fountain, and local visits from Will Munro and others.
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West Chester
Irvin Coffey
J. D. Dayton
D. W
Will Munro
Rochester
Minn
Ralph
Lapiiat
Baptist Church
Nash
Hazelville
Clark Pulver
Keota
D. E. Brumback
Walton
Will Parker
Ilinois
Crawfordsville Social Notes July Visit Postings
Crawfordsville July 25 Mr and Mrs Frank McCoy and children of Mr Pleasant spent Sabbath at the J A Moorhead home Mrs J B McCoy who had been visiting in Mt Pleasant returned home with them Mrs Luther Gormly and daughter Miss Eva left for Colorado Springs Colo to visit Mr and Mrs Walter Orris Geo Yeager and daughter Miss Vera took them to Mt Pleasant to ride the train Mr and Mrs E L Clark and daughters Tal many are at services at the United Presbyterian church in Ainsworth on Sabbath morning
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Crawfordsville
Frank McCoy
Mr. Pleasant
J. A. Moorhead
J. B. McCoy
Mt. Pleasant
Luther Gormly
Eva
Colorado Springs
Colo
Walter Orris
Geo, Yeager
Vera
Brighton
Chas. Mumper
Malcolm Griffith
Iowa City
Griffiths
A. A. Knorr
Faifield
John Messer
O. M. Humphrey
Amy Rich
Ira
New Presbyterian Church
Salina
Irs
Mollie Elliott
Roy LeGore
Churdan
Dave Irwin
Harris
Richland
Ernest Rudolph
Caroline Schoene
Lawrence
Kansas
Fairfield
Chase McGuire
Ernest Peasley
Henry Lee
Henry Spellman
Little John Craft Home
Caroline McGuire Schoene
Raymond Spielman
Fienny Spielman
Lioyd Prizer
Ernest Peaslevy
Fred Williams
KE. L. Edmondson
Clyde Free
Veo
Threshing Start Announced in New Haven
New Haven updates note Bert Simpson will begin threshing on Monday at A J Robertson's. Family visits include George Baker and Addison Baker households at Marion Smith home, Eunice Baker visiting sisters Stattler and Smith, John Kupka and family from Washington visiting A R Strum home. Mrs J W Combe blackberry picking at her mother Mrs Frank Smith's home. Della Neal, nurse for O D B Jacobson near Verdi, weekend with aunt Mrs Kragk Smith. Laurence Lovan vacationing at home with parents.
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New Haven
Bert Simpson
A. J. Robertson
Geo. Baker
Addison Baker
Marion Smith
Eunice Baker
Stattler
Smith
John Kupka
Washington
A. R. Strum
J. W. Combe
Frank Smith
Della Neal
O. DB. Jacobson
Verdi
Mr and Mrs Lem Logan Attend Cedar Falls Summer School
Mr. and Mrs. Lem Logan are mentioned with him attending summer school at Cedar Falls, highlighting a personal update in the community.
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Lem Logan
Cedar Falls
Weekend visits and family gatherings noted in Brighton news
The Brighton column lists numerous relatives visiting relatives across Iowa places including Iowa City Fairfield and Lawrence Kansas. It mentions church dedication at Salina and a hospital birth in Brighton along with a large family reunion at John Craft home and an 8½ pound birth.
Mammoth Picnic Reunion in Long Heath Iowa July 12 1922
A mammoth picnic reunion is set for Beautiful Bixby Park Long Heath on Saturday August 12 1922 all day. Towans exceed 200000 are expected to attend with Judge Crail presiding and Prof Ralph H Laman leading singing. County headquarters open morning college hour 3 to 4 pm. Bring basket dinner or buy lunch on grounds. Governor Kendall and Hanford McNider invited to speak. Contact C Parsons 901 S Main for details.
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Bixby Park
Long Heath
Ssu
Jimones Judge Crail
Ralph H. Laman
America
Iowa Long
Colege
Towan
Wron
Kendall of
Towa
Hanford McNider
American Legion
Goat Noats a Traffic Cor New York City Scene
Patrolman Avenel Grom of Brooklyn clashed with a irate billy goat at Roebling and Grand today while regulating traffic. The goat tried to “kid” the officer by stepping into the street. Grom struck the animal with his billy, the clash escalated as the goat butt the officer in the midsection with force. Three other officers arrived, roped the goat, and pulled Grom from the gutter.
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New York
Avenel Grom
Brooklyn
Roebling
Grand
Grom
Iowa Californians to Picnic August Twelfth
Judge Charles Crall, president of the Iowa Association of Southern California, calls Hawkeyes on the West Coast to rally for a community picnic on August 12. The event aims to strengthen Iowa ties among expatriates and supporters in California.
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Charles 8. Crall
Iowa Association of
Southern California
Hawkeyes
West Coast
No commendation for the man’s spirit in reprisal notice
A London newspaper quotes a call for loud second hand s ramaphons as reprisal. The piece notes many people worldwide know the circumstances behind the vengeful move and say such matters must be addressed sooner or later.
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London
Christian Seleneo
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