Change of program at Star tonight and local notices
Local news notes a change of program at the Star tonight. Frey’s studio discounts all quotations. The South Side Market advertises the best meat at the lowest prices with coffee cakes and fruit loaves. Patton Gro. Co and Groendycke visit near Grace Hill. W. R. Ward of Dyersburg, Tenn. endorses Foley’s Urino Laxative for chronic constipation in a Lemmon’s Pharmacy testimonial.
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Star Tonight
Frey
South Side
Vienna
W. R. Ward
Dyersburg
Tenn
Foley
Lemmon
College and School Developments and Appointments Across States
College and School, Michigan reports a total expenditure of 42 2441119 79 for its schools over sixty eight years. Dean Hill of Cornell’s Arts and Sciences announces he will assume the presidency of the University of Missouri at Columbus effective September 1. Central High School of Philadelphia is uniquely empowered to confer degrees on its graduates, a status noted in federal education records.
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Michigan
Dean Hill
College of Arts and Sciences
Cornell University
Schurman
University of Missouri At Columbus
Central High School
Philadelphia
United States
National Department of Education
Pointed Paragraphs on Friendship and Courage
A collection of brief maxims from the Atchison Globe remarks on fearless speech, loyal friends, and the contrast between outward bravado and real opportunity to act. It notes that brave talk often collapses when faced with fight and that parrotlike repetition rarely improves a point.
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Tad
Airdome Promises Night Of New Pictures And Music
Weather permitting the air dome offers entertainment tonight and Monday night with new motion pictures illustrated songs and fine music. Cones for ice cream will be at the Vienna with prompt attention provided by phone 78. Ponting Michigan June 183 reports a house fire started by unknown causes at 2 a.m. Gale family extinguished the blaze and a second fire in the woodshed followed before dawn. The sheriff investigates. Cardinal Logue arrives at Queenstown to a great welcome. Belmont services held at Cathedral of the Incarnation Garden City Long Island. National Grand Lodge of Good Templars adjourns sine die in Washington.
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Air Dome
Ponting
Mich
Alfred Gale
Waterford
Gale
O H. P. Belmont
Cathedral of the Incarnation
Garden City
L. I
Washington
National Grand Lodge
Order of Good Templars
Atlantic
Charles Tappan Dunwell
New York
Brooklyn
W. Tr. Cox
Milwaukee
Visit Ends For Miss Morrow And Neighbors
June 13 report lists Miss Maggie Morrow and two Hindu children arriving home after weeks visiting brother Fred Morrow in Osage Iowa. Miss Lois Stewart of Keota stayed at W T Trotter home Thursday night and left for Cedar Falls to attend summer school. Mrs Chas McCreedy and son Sherman were Iowa City visitors. John Hopengardner of Washington visits relatives. Miss Effie McCreedy, formerly with Pontiac milliner trade, returns for summer. Jesse Marr left yesterday for business travel in Missouri.
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Maggie Morrow
Fred Morrow
Osage
Iowa
Lois Stewart
Keota
W. T. Trotter
Cedar Falls
Chas. McCreedy
Sherman
Iowa City
John Hopengardner
Washington
Effie McCreedy
Pontiac
Jesse Marr
Missouri
Visitors and travelers frequent Crawfordsville and Winfield
June 13 Crawfordsville notes list Mrs Harvey Robbins and Mrs Grace Miller and baby Mildred visiting friends at Winfield. Accie Clapper from Washington business call. Frankie Porter and Hazel of Wyman in town between trains. Alf Johnson and Mildred Chillicothe Mo arriving for visit with Mrs BE Anderson. Mrs J R Rickey and Mrs G W Nicholaus return from Colfax. Rebecca Proudtit Lizzie Proudtit Margaret Conn Jeannette Wooley Will Wooley and J H Rhea travel to Washington. Mrs David Fishburn returns home from Wayland. H D Cherryholmes ships hogs to Chicago. Isaac Colthurst brings hogs averaging over 306 pounds. Vienna offers fresh neat and clean goods.
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Harvey Robbins
Grace Miller
Mildred
Winfield
Accie Clapper
Washington
Frankie Porter
Hazel
Wyman
Alf Johnson
Chillicothe
BE. Anderson
J. R. Rickey
G. W. Nicholaus
Colfax
Rebecca Proudtit
Lizzie Proudtit
Margaret Conn
Jeannette Wooley
Will Wooley
J. H. Rhea
David Fishburn
Nick Roth
Wayland
H. D. Cherryholmes
Chicago
Isaac Colthurst
The Month of Roses brings gifts to The Journal staff
Thom as Simpson Jr of northeast of the city presented two immense bouquets of roses with fern leaf background to The Journal office this morning. The roses vary from light to dark shades and are described as beautiful. Mr. Simpson pursues rose cultivation with success. Marble cake and sunshine dominate this evening at the Vienna. Ben Butler of Muscatine, a SHS student, visited the city today with friends.
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Thomas Simpson, Jr
Journal
Simpson
Ben Butler
Muscatine
Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad Offers Reward and Endorsements
An advertisement from Hall's Catarrh Cure promises one hundred dollars for an incurable case and features endorsements from Walding Kinnan Marvin, wholesale druggists of Toledo Ohio. It states the remedy is taken internally and paid testimonials are offered, with price listed as 75 cents per bottle and a note to use Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ohio
F. J. Cheney
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin
O. Hall
Vote tally dispute stirs Iowa City contest appeal
Thomas Stapleton asks county supervisors to count the Fifth ward Stapleton vote as 43 rather than 42. The board’s tally could shift Iowa County’s margin, potentially altering the district result. Attorneys argue over whether this is a formal contest or a request for correct counting.
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Iowa City Daily Press
Thomas Stapleton
Board of Supervisors
Stapleton
Iowa City
Ney
Byington
W. F. Murphy
J. A. White
Stapleton Johnson County
Hartford Township
Iowa County
Iowa City Commencement Opens With Military Review
commencement exercises begin in Iowa City with A S inspection of the battalion Adjutant General Thrift reviews troops Major Johnson of the Fifty third Iowa Cedar Rapids acts as drill judge Early graduating exercises held by the university literary societies Ellen Geyer of Cedar Rapids presiding Erodelphians pins presented to outgoing sisters Next week the Iowa State University commence ment slated to begin June 17 with more degrees awarded
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Iowa City
Iowa
A. S
Cummins
Thrift
Major Johnson
Fifty-third Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Ellen Geyer
U. 1
Largest commencement in university history announced
The university reports its largest commencement, with four hundred sixteen degrees and certificates to be awarded. Revised figures through Thursday evening show thirty candidates for advanced degrees and two hundred ninety six for first degrees, highlighting unusual interest in the event.
Ninety Candidates for Certificates This Year
The report notes three hundred fifty four candidates for degrees and certificates with duplicates for those pursuing both. This slightly exceeds last year’s total of about three hundred thirteen candidates.
Rumor Claims Havre Post Office Abandonment
A rumor here suggests Havre post office may be abandoned around July 1. Rural routes from Havre and Crawfordsville currently deliver daily mail, making the office seem unnecessary. No official word yet, but the rumor rests on credible authority.
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Havre
Crawfordsville
Children day at Methodist Sunday school cradle roll
All parents with cradle roll children are urged to attend at 10 45 tomorrow for Children's day. A primary and cradle roll graduation will occur and baptism will be administered. Mrs S Joyce Claremont NH endorses Foley's Kidney Remedy in a testimonial. The Rev E K Coates departed for Hedrick on his weekly trip.
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Methodist Sunday School
K. Coates
Hedrick
Vienna bakery lineup kept at the Star tonight
A full line of bakery goods will be available at the Vienna restaurant tonight rain or shine. Zweiback, famed breakfast staple, is fresh at the Vienna. W. E. Groendycke returned to Titus after a brief business trip in the city. Mrs. Catherine Smith returned home at Pleasant Plain after visiting the George Barnett home. Fresh salted peanuts and almonds offered.
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The
Star
Vienna
W. E. Groendycke
Titus
City
Catherine Smith
Pleasant Plain
George Barnett
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the Evening Journal
Orville Elder
Washington, Ia
Office
East Main Street
Washington Mattal
P Er Mouill
Miller Seed
Marbourg & Helwick
Colenso
J. A. Cunningham's Sons Store
Hay Reader
Howard L. McCiery
Union Stock Yards
Frank Rogers
Patton Gro. Co
R. L. and
A. T. Groendycke
Kansas
Groendycke
Grace Hill
College and School
Vienna Bakery
Marion T. Anderson
the County News
Airdome
Cardinal Logue
Ireland
Queenstown
Ainsworth
Klein Klothing Ko
W. Gedson
MNNER
3D Street
12Th Avenue
Washington, Iowa
Stapleton-White
Devel
S. A
State University
WU Ting Fang
Ladies and
FOX & Dewey
Havre P. C
Big Horn Basin
Wyoming
G. E. Gissell
Washington County Savings Bank
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