New Books at Chilcote Library
A list of new titles and authors includes Macy Campbell Rural life at the crossroads and The beginner's garden by Mrs Francis King. Other notable works cover poetry by E A Robinson and G K Chesterton, biographies, social studies of India, Asia, New Orleans, and Arctic exploration.
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Macy Campbell
Francis King
S. D. Seal
Dorothy Dondore
Middle America
Mississippi Valley
J. G. Neihardt
Missouri River
E. A. Robinson
Robinson
Katherine Mayo
India
Knud Rasmussen
Arctic
America
Greenland
Alaska
Grace King
New Orleans
Old City
Alexander Irvine
Knights of Columbus of
Washington
John A. Ryan
The
Church and Labor
Barbara Bobs and the Writer’s Sudden Call to Love
Henry Vyner, stranded by an Argus contract, races to help Joyce as she hacks at her hair with scissors. The comic near-disaster leads to laughter, a shared bob, and a budding romance as Henry imagines a new story titled Barbara Bobs.
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Enry Vyner
the Argus
Hlenry
Henry
Fire Brigade
Gir
Ileary
Joyce
Henry Vyner
Barbara Bobs
New England Urges St Lawrence Waterway Plan
A New England Lithuania? Actually no. The Joint New England–St. Lawrence water way committee urged the government to seek treaty negotiations with Canada for rapid construction linking the Great Lakes to the Atlantic. Headed by Charles R. Gow the group called on all six New England states to back the proposal.
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Washington
St. Lawrence River
Great Lakes
Atlantic
New England-St. Lawrence
New England
Charles R. Gow
Isuston
Canada
Community visit and social notes from Indian Creek
Miss Ferne Dunbar reports on visits by Mr. and Mrs. Tom Bunnell and families to Levi Shidler and other locals. Washington callers included Joe Arnold and Mrs. Ernest Arnold. Cecille Rich returned from helping at the Karl Mullikin home. Families gathered at Will Dunbar's and Charlie Corpman’s for Sunday. Illeah Farrier and baby were among visitors.Fer ne Dunbar spent Saturday night with Miss Clara Garrett.
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Indian Creek
Tom Bunnell
Hiomer
Ralph Bunnell
Dean
Roy Fraiz
Fred Garrett
Clara
Ferne Dunbar
Cliford Bunnell
Levi Shidler
Joe Arnold
Ernest Arnold
Washington
Cecille Rich
Karl Mullikin
Mullikin
John Pratt
Will Dunbar
Carl Corpman
Jake Seethout
Charlie Corpman
Illeah Farrier
Baby
Clara Garrett
Local visitors and summer plans noted across area
Mr and Mrs Carl McMurray, Harold Lee and Jess Makepian visited Danville to see Mrs Lewis Kiger. Charles McMurray family stayed in Pleasant Plain visiting relatives. Will Miller family of Havre joined H C Ballard for Sunday at his home. Rachel Johnson extended visit to Reynolds Illinois with sister Mrs Floyd Platt. Mazie Hale attending summer school at Parsons College. Floyd Johnson Clift Morgan from Richland visited Ballard family. Esther Johnson and Floyd hosted Sunday dinner for Luther Johnson.
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Ily
Carl McMurray
Harold Lee
Jess Makepian
Danville
Lewis Kiger
Charles McMurray
Pleasant Plain
Will Miller
Havre
H.C. Ballard
Rachel Johnson
Reynolds
Ilinois
Floyd Platt
Mazie Hale
Parsons College
Floyd Johnson
Clift Morgan
Richland
H. C. Ballard
Local Notes From New Haven June News
Donald, who aided Marion Smith, has returned home. Rev. Miller of Ottumwa led services at New Traven church and will continue weekly through August weather permitting. Sunday School at 2 p m and preaching at 3 p m. Miss Hesseltine of Cone visits sister Mrs Glen Cuddeback. Mrs Della Neal departs Tuesday evening for Keokuk to attend the United Spanish WorkEnamp ment June 22 24.
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New Haven
Donald
Marion Smith
Miller
Ottumwa
New Traven
Hesseltine
Cone
Glen Cuddeback
Della Neal
Keokuk
First Lady Fishes at Squaw Creek in Fisherwoman Outfit
Mrs. Calvin Coolidge donned full fisherwoman attire and fished at Squaw Creek while President Coolidge remained at the executive offices. She wore rubber boots a slicker and a slouch hat as James Haley, a secret service man, accompanied her.
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Rapid City
America
Calvin Coolidge
Squaw Creek
James Haley
Secret Service
Coolidge
Differences in talks on auxiliary naval craft limits
Washington reports that while proposals from the United States and Britain differ on auxiliary naval craft limits, officials believe the gaps are not serious enough to block a pact. Washington indicates Britain accepts a 5-5-3 ratio among U S Britain and Japan and is likely to accept Britain’s submarine size limits.
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Washington
Geneva Thres
United States
Great Britain
Japan
Journal Wants Ads Pay Trial Convince
The journal seeks payment for advertising space and says a trial period will prove value to advertisers. The note emphasizes prompt settlement to ensure continued publication benefits.
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Journal
Woman 76 Dies After Auto Crash Near Le Mars
Mrs Christine Kounkel of Le Mars Iowa died in a hospital after a Sunday night wreck near town. She was returning home with her two sons John and William and their wives when a car driven by Robert O Rowse of Sioux City struck their vehicle. The crash left the Kounkel car in a ditch and caused injuries to Mrs William Kounkel and Mrs John Kounkel.
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William Kounkel
John Konunkel
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