Writers of Western Trip Chronicle From Coppock Couple
Mrs. Gleede Deld reports a car journey across the western states from Coppock to Sparks Nevada July 1929. The narrative covers Omaha and Lincoln Nebraska stops, the Rocky Mountain route through Wyoming and Utah, Salt Lake City sights including the Capitol and Mormon Temple, Then Nevada desert and Battle Mountain, ending in Sparks to visit relatives.
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Gleede Deld
Coppock
Evelyn
Frebold
Look Out
Medicine Row
Wyo
Medicine Bow
Parco
Rawling
Wamsetter
Red Desert
Rock Springs
Green River
Wyoming- Trah State Line
Heho City
Echo City
Ogden
Ogden Canyon
Salt Lake City
State Capitol
State Street
Utah
Paul Chettle
Scotland
Florence
Italy
Belgium
Itol
Great Mormon Temple
Great Mormon Temple Tabernacle Assembly Hall
Bureau of Information
Tabernacle
Mormon Temple
Moroni
Morman Battalion
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Oasis
Battle Mt
Nevada
B. M
Rmall
Sparks
Califtornia
Crawfordsville Sabbath vote grants minister vacation
The Methodist congregation voted to grant Rev Paol a two week vacation during Sabbath services. Everette Horton, recently ill, appeared in town for a short time, while Misses Florence and Alice Holmes returned from Waterloo, Ta., after a week away. The report notes Horton's bout with a long seizure.
Cramped Her Style Mrs Honsey Keeper
Odd exchange cited from the Montreal Star where a cook answers why she left prior employment saying the poor sins were trying to live within their income. The remark reflects a sharp social observation from a clipped column.
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Honsey
Cook
Montreal Star
Desert Song on Screen Impresses Fox Theatre Crowd
At the Fox Theatre last night the audience praised Warner Bros for transferring The Desert Song to a full screen production. Roy Del Ruth directs an all star cast led by John Boles and Myrna Loy with a Vitaphone Symphony Orchestra score.
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Fox Theatre
Warner Brothers
Vonarx to perform one night only at Graham
Globe trotting mysti fier Vonarx arrives in Graham on Thursday August 1 for a one night performance promising to reveal a ghost and have it roam above the audience. He warns that nothing will happen to anyone but may bring a ghost to the venue. He will also present trumpet seances with a floating trumpet and spirit voices offering messages to departed friends. The act promises laughs thrills and suspense for a packed house.
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Vonarx
Globe
Graham
Atogether
Drake University Dean Injured in Car Crash
Des Moines Iowa July 30 bean W F Barr of Drake university and Mrs Barr suffered slight injuries when their car struck loose gravel near Maxwell and overturned. They were taken to Town Methods hospital. Mrs Barr had a broken arm and Dean Barra sprained back.
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Des Moines, Ta
Bean W. F. Barr
Drake University
Journal Want Ads Trial Convince Pa
A brief notice notes a trial in Pennsylvania linked to journal want ads. The item indicates a legal process may decide on advertising practices or definitions within the publication.
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Journal
Organizing Class for Moose Lodge in Muscatine
S BE Knouse a former Washington resident visits this week as deputy organizer for the Loyal Order of Moose. He plans an initiation on August 11 with a headquarters rep present and a possible public meeting in Central Park. Members from the Muscatine Moose lodge will conduct the ceremony.
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S. BE. Knouse
Washington
Loyal Order of Moose
Meteor sighting prompts official information request
D. D. Sherman, weather observer in Washington, received from Charles D. Reed, Iowa weather service director, a request for details about a meteor reported in parts of the state last Thursday evening July 26. Several residents witnessed the event.
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D. D. Sherman
Washington
Charles D. Reed
Iowa Weather Service
Dowa
Meteor Flight Told by Mr Reed on Fe Es Hob Nad
Mr Reed describes a meteor event with a bright display. He notes a possible trail or cloud and asks about its drift direction and duration. Details on color, sound, brightness, and other features are requested to clarify the spectacle.
Probe Crash Claims Two Minnesotans
A federal probe opened into a fatal crash at Minneapolis Wold-Chamberlain field injuring two aviators. The plane, identified with Minnesota, wrecked after suspected control or engine trouble. Pilot Owen Haugland died later in hospital while Capt. P L Crichton perished at the scene.
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Minneapolis
Minnesota
Forrest Longeway
Department of Commerce
Wold-Chamberlain Field
P. L.crichton
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