Montgomery Scores Knockout in Charity Boxing Card
Sally Montgomery of Chicago knocked out Charles Anderson of Chicago in the fifth round of a scheduled 16 round charity bout at the Elks club in Muscatine Iowa. Anderson floored Montgomery in the third, but Montgomery recovered and finished with a right uppercut. In the eight round semi windup Jimmy Dennis of St Louis defeated Paul Allene of Chicago.
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Muscatine
Sally Montgomery
Chicago
Charles Anderson
Elks Club
the Elks
Montgomery
Anderson
Jimmy Dennis
St. Louis
Paul Allene
Radio Program Schedules From Major U.S. Stations
A compiled listing shows WGR Buffalo and others detailing daily slots for music news talks and orchestras. Entries span Chicago WMAQ WGN KYW WQJ WLS and cities like Detroit Des Moines Kansas City and New York with varied programs from bands and choirs to lectures and dance segments.
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WMAQ
Chicago News
S&s
WGN
Chicago Tribune
KYW
Chicago
WQJ
WLS
WLW
Cincinnati
WOC
Davenport
Frwin Swindells
John Malley
WWJ
Detroit Never
WHO Tes
Moines
Rm Mm
WTAS
Havana
WOS
Jefferson City
WDAF
Kansas City Star
School of the Air
Nighthawks
Hogs improve outlook as Keota notes progress
COPPOCK July 28. Mr and Mrs Ronald Dold and family quarantined with scarlet fever. Mr and Mrs Fred Dold visited Ottumwa and Mrs E B Nicole visits Burlington. Miss Iris Spohn heads home to Brighton. Farmers threshing busy and optimistic about crops. Ingram show set for week starting July 28. Christian church Sunday school plans annual park picnic August 1.
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Coppock
Ronald Dold
Fred Dold
Ottumwa
William McAfee
E. BE. Nicole
Burlington
Iris Spohn
Brighton
Manuel McKune
Mt. Pleasant
Chas. Stone
Harl McCarty
Rex McCarty
Mildred
Helen
Alice Bratton
Glade
Ella Marchant
Ainsworth
Dave Davison
Chas. Edwards
Edwin Leeper
Marsh
Ramsey Drug Store
George
Dorothy Bower
Harriet Conklin
Marguerite McAvoy
Chillicothe
Keota
Ingram
J. van Longnegker
Helen Moon
Des Moines
Keota Firestone Injures Man In Roof Collapse
J Fitzgerald fell thirty five feet while painting at Mrs D P Martins home when a roof jack broke. He suffered a broken ankle and bruises but is improving. Keota WC T P convention elected officers with Bertha Hoskins as president and Nellie McKeon as vice president. A contractor sprained an ankle at Singmaster barns. Town reports hail and rain damage repair. Mrs Reisman of Omaha visits relatives as Betty Lou Leinen returns from Washington. A vicious dog killed the electric meter reader Revo the terrier dies during the incident and Beyo joins in the birthday celebration at the city park.
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Keota
M. J. Fitzgerald
D. P. Martins
Altho
Lennie Brown
Keokuk Co
WC. T. 1
Bertha Hoskins Richland
Nellie McKeon
Hyatt
Richland
Ealy
Webster
Kirkpatrick
Keswick
Webster and
F. B. Richardson
Keotas
Singmaster Barns
Frank Reisman
Omana
Neb
Mra
Laura Longnecker
Claire Leinen
Betty Lou
Raymond
Washington
John P. Leinen
Revo
H. J. Dupula
Lawrence Dougherty
Dupius
George
Beyo
New Haven Social Notes and Visits Update
The town reports no Sunday service as Rev and Mrs Hillis are on vacation. The Ladies Social Union met at Mrs Zenno Tinnis with next gathering at Mrs Walter Wolfe. Local residents visit relatives in Burlington Jacksonville and Wellman. several families dine with Mrs Frank Smith. Mr Pratt’s Civil War veteran father-in-law visits. Dr Droz treats recovering Mr Anderson after an accident.
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New Haven
New Haven Durch
Ivandale
McLaughlin
John McKinstry
John Pratt
Allen Schaffer Vis
Walter Wilson
Wellman
J. W. Combs
Walter Sheetz
Bert Smith
Ira Waterhouse
Brighton
Frank Smith Suanday
Katie Hart
Burlington
Corbin
Pratt
Jacksonville
Florida
Lester
Marion
Roy Wells
Henry Bowers
Frank Anderson
Dr Droz
Seventy Six Seventy-Six Social and Weather Notes
Seventysix community notes record visits and family gatherings including Miss Elma Blumenstien visiting sister Mrs Eury Henderson and Mr and Mrs Everetter at Otha home in South English. Rain Wednesday night washed out several bridges. Walter Mayer visited Des Moines. Maxime Mayer stayed with aunt Mrs Carl Mayer. Oren Romine ill. Stella Powell spent Saturday with John Powell. Mrs Henry Henderson Stanleigh.
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Elma Blumenstien
Eury Henderson
Everetter
Otha
South English
Arthur Round
Harry Hubers
Sveveral Bridges
Walter Mayer
Des Moines
Little Maxime Mayer
Carl Mayer
Oren Romine
Stella Powell
John Powell
Henry Henderson
Stanleigh
Berlin street cars rebound as lines reopen
Street car traffic in Berlin rises from inflation era lows as weekly restorations bring abandoned lines back into service. Crews replace prewar equipment with new rails and switches, and wide stretches of streets are torn up to complete the upgrades.
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Berlin
Neighborhood Gossip From Friday Evenings In The Area
The passage lists residents visiting and socializing including Cora and Leta Romine spending Friday night at John Hendersons, the Duvalls hauling corn from Harley Hardens, Fury Henderson and son with Elma Blumenstien at Tadlock home, Hubert Earls with his sister, a local band concert in Wellman, Mrs. Frank Huber visiting in Washington, Harley Harden and wife with a new car, and Corinne Power visiting Margaret Arnold in Iowa.
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Cora
Leta Romine
John Hendersons
Edd Duvall and
Harley
Corinne Power
Margaret Arnold
Ineota
Small Town News Roundup of Weekend Visits and Incidents
Braden Braden and Mont Welsh visit for tree work with Donald Smith. Local ladies Muriel Witting Julia Ferguson and Kate Ferguson call on Lewis Herring. Arthur Styles and family pass through en route to Muscatine, visiting Mrs Fisher. Rex Smith and family plus Delbert Maxwell visit Muscatine. Lightning kills two horses of the Maxwell and Seibert-Maxwell party. Mary Patterson of Winfield visits Keota.
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Braden
Mont Welsh
Jos
Crawfordsville
Donald Smith
Muriel Witting
Julia Ferguson
Kate Ferguson
Lewis Herring
Parker
Frank Hessetine
Arthur Styles
Trenton
C. M. Maxwell
Muscatine
Fisher
Sam Wittiig
Wayland
John Wittiig
Rex Smith
Merle
Delbert Maxwell
Sam Wittig
John Wittrig
Seibert Maxwell
John Fredrickson
A. R. Smith
Keota
Mary Patterson
Winfield
German Trade Union Bank Opens in Berlin
Germany's first trade union bank, created after American models, reports thriving business in a new five story Berlin building. The Trade Union Temple, begun in 1922, houses labor banking on the ground floor with a library and offices above. The union movement grew after 1918, with workers returning from war joining in large numbers.
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Berlin
Germany
Seattle
Cleveland
Chicago
New York
Trade Union Temple
Republic
Vast Army Moves North to Harvest Wheat
The article notes a large harvest labor force moving north from Texas into Kansas and beyond, peaking around July 1. It cites 105,900 men required to handle harvesting and replacements, 162 trains delivering 65 men per coach, and 39 hours of marching per distribution point, with seasonal labor totals rising to 156,383 in 1923. Kansas leads in wheat production with about 9,000,000 acres harvested and a crop near 199,900,000 bushels.
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Topeka
Kan
Narvester
Great Central Wheat Belt
United States Army
Texas
Eeagon
Koanaas
Sunflower
J. H. Craneford
Public Employment Service
Kansas
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Del
North Dakota
Minnesota
Sioux Bible History Rendered in Teton Sioux Language
Cincinnati Jul 28 An innovation in biblical history translation into the Teron Sioux tongue appears with Rev. Eugene Buechel SJ stationed at St. Francis South Dakota. The book Wawapi Wakan meaning Bible History uses Latin characters to phonetically render the Teton Sioux. About 3 000 copies printed for distribution among the Sioux.
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Cincinnati
Teton Sioux
Hong Kong Hair Exports Reach About Nine Tons in 1923
The 1923 export figure for human hair from Hong Kong was around nine tons. Major markets included Japan, France, and the United States.
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Hongkong
Japan
France
United States
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Pop
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Onentral
Mour
Everett True
Stanley
Egbert
Robbins
ARG City
Orr
Totaeyr
Arena
Radio Digest
WGR Buffalo
KFI
Los Angeles
WHAS
Louisville Journal
WEAF
WIZ
WOR
Newark
WOO Philadelphia
WFI Philadelphia
Wdar Philadelphia
Kdka Pittebureh
KQV
Pittsburgh
S Volunteers of American
WCAE
KGW
Portland
Wendall Hall
KPO San Francisco
WKAQ
San Juan
Municipal Band
WRZ Springfield
KSD
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
WCAP
Navy Band
Lyon
Jed
Lyon Baking Company
Perlin
Coneack
Sioun
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