Star notices and city visitors from Vienna region
The Star reports Zweiback breakfast goods fresh daily at the Vienna. Mrs Harry Dunbar of Brighton visited the city yesterday. Mrs Richards of Cotter visits her daughter Mrs W Roberts. Miss Sue Wallingford from the northeast of the city called on friends. Mrs Davis and her daughter Miss Mary and Mrs Jones of Cotter shopped in town yesterday.
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Zweiback
Vienna
Harry Dunbar
Brighton
Richards
Cotter
W. Roberts
Sue Wallingford
Davis
Mary
Jones
Open Air Theater Dome By Brinton Planned For Washington
W F Brinton announces an open air air dome south of the post office in Washington to host summer performances. He vows low admission, live music from a kid band and orchestra, and plans to run the dome each evening with Brinton away part of the summer for Chautauqua dates.
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Chicago
Washington
W. F. Brinton
Washington County
Egypt
Greece
Italy
Paul
Ephesians
Athens
Pompeii
Rome
Oskaloosa
Ottumwa
Fort Dodge
Fort Madison
Washington Air Dome
Brinton
ECONOMIZING ON MEAT IN NEW YORK
New York packers claim house wives are using substitutes for meat reducing purchases by about 20 percent. Spring, with abundant crops and lower food costs, contrasts with a sagging market as demand remains for porterhouse steak and rich roasts. An official notes traders face their longest downturn yet while cash sales dwindle.
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New York
United States
These Men Escape After Dynamite Blast Accident
Seven workmen at Lafayette on the Tippecanoe battlefield faced a scare when an ax struck a buried dynamite stick under a stump during foundation work for a $25,000 battlefield monument. Three sticks were placed under the stump, one failed to explode, and workers fled and would not return. Also, Salem banker J Thornburn Hills received five years in prison and a $576,000 fine for wrongful conversion of state school funds as president of the Title Guarantee and Trust company.
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Lafayette
Ind
Tippecanoe
Evans Bros
Salem
Ore
Jo Burnett
J. Thornburn Hills
Portland
Ross
Title Guarantee and Trust Company
Charlemagne’s 778 Tithes Reform in France
Charlemagne established tithes in France in 778 and divided them into four parts. One portion funded church buildings, another aided the poor, a third supported bishops, and a fourth benefited parochial clergy.
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France
Forty third Iowa Sunday School Convention at Marshalltown
The forty third annual Iowa Sunday School Association convention will meet at the First Methodist Episcopal church in Marshalltown Iowa from June 29 to July 1 with sessions starting June 29 at 1 30 pm Delegates exceed eight hundred with speakers including W C Pearce Miss Clara Louise Ewart Miss Marie C Brehm Dr D E Jenkins Judge U S Guyer Rev J B Smith Dr C J Kephart Rev J S Corkey Rev Frank Fitch Emerson DePuy and Grant Colfax Tullar to lead music A Harvard Plan lodging and breakfast provided for duly appointed delegates and advance names requested to Rev Frank F Fitch State Secretary Room 604 Observatory Bidg Des Moines Iowa
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Iowa Sunday School Association
Marshalltown
Iowa
Methodist Episcopal Church
W.C. Pearce
Chicago
Clara Louise Ewart
New York City
Marie C
Leander Clark College
Toledo
J. S. Corkey
Winterset
Frank Fitch
Des Moines
Emerson DePuy
Grant Colfax Tullar
New York
Frank F. Fitch
Observatory Bidg
Harvard
Local Visitors Arrive From Ainsworth West Chester and Crawfordsville
Mrs. Jeffrey and Mrs. VanHorn of Ainsworth visited in the city with friends. S. W. Neal traveled from Crawfordsville for a short visit. Mrs. Loren Bennett and Mrs. William West from West Chester were in town. James Coder of Fairfield arrived for a brief visit. J. B. McCoy of Crawfordsville came up by auto for a short stay. Mrs. Will Gensler of Waterloo visited Wilber Miller's home. Miss Georgia Gookin, formerly in Polo Illinois, stayed overnight with Miss Allie Woodruff before returning to Crawfordsville.
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Loren Bennett
William West
West Chester
James Coder
Fairfield
J. B. McCoy
Crawfordsville
Will Gensler
Waterloo
Wilber Miller
Georgia Gookin
Polo
Illinois
Allie Woodruff
Columbus Gavette
Fresh arrivals brighten Vienna city scene
John Simpson and Dee Scofield arrived from Verdi. Miss Lucy Miller came from Perlee to visit relatives. Frank Bruty Jr from Yarmouth spent the day on business. Mr and Mrs L H Wallace and Virginia visit Chicago. Mrs Carris and Warren arrive from Keota for a short city stay. Mrs Chas Olds leaves Cy Timmons' home for Centerville. Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea advertised as health tonic. Lemmon's Pharmacy and McElhinney Drug Co.
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John Simpson
Dee Scofield
Verdi
Lucy Miller
Perlee
Frank Bruty, Jr
Yarmouth
L. H. Wallace
Virginia
Chicago
Carris
Warren
Keota
Hollister
Rocky Mountain
Lemmon’s Pharmacy and McElhinney Drug Co
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Frank L. Wilson
Panama
Dougherty Bros
Washington National Bank
Washington, Iowa
Ashington
Brinton’s Air
Post Office
S. Lammon, Jeweler
State Sunday School
S. W. Neal
Phoenix Building
the Home Tea CO
Fred Brazel
Mor
The
Star
Chas. Olds
Cy Timmons
Centerville
South Dakota
Geo. Peck
D. A. Chalmers
Shoes OF Merit
Mutual
A. Harwood
Thergood Shoe Store
SOUTS
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