Local News Bits and Travel Notes Across Town
A miscellany of morning travelers and local errands. A. Andersen boards as a morning passenger for Ainsworth. J. H. Paulie to tour Wisconsin by way of Chicago for about two weeks. Miss Catherine Morris heads to Bangor to visit relatives and Minneapolis. Mrs. Walter Johnson and Mrs. Arthur Torrey travel for business trips. Many ads promote tires, land deals, clothing, and a Chandler Six test drive. marriages, visits, and family movements fill the day’s hustle.
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J. H. Paulie
Wisconsin
Chicago
Mr. Paule
Mr. Pauls
Local notices and ads mix in a summer Fairfield page
A jumble of local notices and ads lists taxi services rugs and property calls and visits. Names include Foz and Dewey Skipton Crail Alex Deford Dempsey Land Company and Mrs George Lord and family. People travel between Cincinnati Ogilvie and Fairfield with visits to Cedar Falls Columbus Junction and Kea ity.
Missionary Mary Slater Spends Furlough in Chicago
Miss Mary Slater, missionary in Kijabe, British East Africa, home on furlough, traveled to Chicago this morning after visiting N. D. Scott's home. Also noted are local errands and visits including Mrs. Mildred Burris and Mrs. Joe Burris in Chicago, and Mrs. Z A Heaton and Edith Miller joining trips to Omaha.
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Mary Slater
Kijabe
British East Africa
Chicago
N. D. Scott
Z. A. Heaton
Edith Miller
John Simpson
Omaha
Neh
H. A. Brown
Federal taxes in Iowa rise with 40 million note
Des Moines reports the Iowa district collected 39,019,378.34 in internal revenue taxes for the last fiscal year ending June 30 with expectant growth in 1921. Special taxes cover brokers and venues with penalties up to 10,000 or imprisonment.
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Des Moines
Internal Revenue
District of Iowa
Washington
L. E B. Glab
Iowa
Glab
Revenue Office
Camel Hump Delicacy Named Favorite by Arabs
The Arabs favor camel hump dishes, noting its veal like color and beef like taste. The description compares texture and flavor, highlighting the hump as a prized delicacy in traditional cuisine.
Marshalltown Hosts Two Competing Carvinal Shows this Week
Marshalltown opens carnival week with two rival entertainments. The 8S. W. Brundage Shows, under American Legion sponsorship, at the fair grounds, and the Frisco Exposition Shows, backed by the Moose lodge, sit two blocks apart on Ninth avenue. Both drew good opening-night crowds with similar rides and athletic acts, and a rival wrestling encounter heated the debut.
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Marshalltown
Brundage
It Works Both Ways Be Happy and You Will Be Good
A brief Albany Journal note urges optimism as a path to wellbeing, suggesting positive thinking improves mood and behavior. The piece emphasizes cheerful attitude as a practical guide for daily life in Albany.
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Albany Journal
Knights of Pythias Convention Heads to Cleveland
About 15,000 delegates from across the nation are expected for the Knights of Pythias national convention in Cleveland this week. Activities include a downtown headquarters assembly, a 1000-tent Camp Mills district at Edgewater Park, prize drills with 3000 dollars in prizes, a street pageant, parade to admit 1000 new members, and a dress ball. The uniform rank will follow military regulations, and a new major general will be elected Thursday.
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Cleveland
Big Times
The
Knights of Pythias
Camp Millshull
Edgewater Park
Lake Erie
United States Army
Report of the Volunteer Slum Army Here
In need of clothing and furniture to aid the city’s needy. Activities include jail hospital street house-to-house visiting mission and church work plus visiting the sick. Major and Mrs Sneath lead at 101% N Marion Ave, phone 417 Green, kl 9a.
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Sneath
Marion Ave
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Fatty” Arbuckle
Billf Burke
McHramara Undertaking Co
Harry D. Smith
Washington, Iowa
John Shields & Sons
Fabrica
Corda
Lytle Bros
Graham Theatre
Ladies’ Beauty Parlor
MES
M. W. Karman
Jerry
Sfceshirer
Globe Barber Shop
A. J. Laird
Margaret
Let Moines
Ainsworth
Col
D. J. Palmer
Mar
W. H. Stephen
North Side
A. Andersen
F. D. Baumeister
Lemmon
Guy Mallory
Darline
Wichita
Kan
Roy Mallory
Belknap Music House
West Side Square
Alex Debord
Catherine Morris
Bangor
Sash
Canada
Goodyear
Bevins Motor Co
Sarah Dougall
Plumas
Manitoba
A. J. Riner
Mannhardt
D. J. Masson
Delphi
Ind
J. W. Houghtaling
Oskaloosa
Mr. Houghtaling
S. J. Morris
Ford
Walter Johnson
Klein Klothing Ko
Junior Couch
Brighton
Arthur Torrey
Keota
Chandler Six
Fred Jordon
Omaha, Nebr
Sherm Welch
Smiths Jewelry Store
Sitz
John Haney
Esther
Mrs. Haney
Mary Miksch
Wellston
Rudolph John Henry Wagenknecht
Edna Fern Lewis
Columbus Junction
F. PD. Baumeister
Lewis Duke
Jeanette Lemley
Chicago University
Miss Lemley
Dempsey Land Company
C. Norien Wells
Albia
Washington Elevator Co
J. R. Johnston
Lyre
Royce Johnston
Clark
Ottawa
Kans
Johnston
Mr. Johnston
Geo. B. French
C. S. Woodford
R. E. Brown
Colorado Springs
Foz & Dewey
Skipton
Crail’s
Alex Deford
Wilburn Ferrell
Mrs
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Cedar Falls
George Greiner
Baby Alfred
Ogilvie
Matt Bohrofen
George Lord
Taylor
Trauth
Cincinnati
Ohio
Priscilla Junkin
Nettie Bryson
Los Angeles
Cal
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Milton Singmaster
Mary Hollingsworth
Smith's Jewelry
Harry Morse
Mildred Martin
Calif
Walter Hunt
Elsie Minick
Marie Carkuff
Cora Carkuff
Keaty
Ike
Mildred Burris
Joe Burris
Joseph
Frank Chihak
Ted Rhodes
Eversharp
Smith’s
Loveless
Muscatine
Henry Minick
Chandler
J. W. Patton
Grinnell
Cook's Cafe
James Weber
Joe Prymek
Riverside
Prymek
Louis Prymek
Shelley Eberling
Chariton
W. H. Trevillyan
Bureau of Internal Revenue
the Revenue Bureau
D. W. Griffith
Tiger Girl
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Lost City
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