Impresions of Republican Convention in Kansas City
Neutral observer recalls Hoover nomination on first ballot and Curtis as VP, notes farm plank fights and Mellon’s pivotal role. Describes Kansas City mood from golf greens to union station arrivals, farmer crowds, and party speeches, with a calm surface and bustling backstage strategy.
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Kansas City
Herbert Hoover
Charles Curtis
Kansas
Federal Farm Board
Lowden
Hoover
Curtis
Watson
Norris
Goff
Coolidge
Dawes
Hughes
Union Station
Pennsylvania
Secretary Mellon
Mellon
Nebraska
la Follette
Wisconsin
Brookhart
Iowa
New Orleans
South
James G. Blaine
Grover Cleveland
Tilson
Chase Osborn
Michigan
Butler
Massachusetts
Elec Ware
Baltimore
Washington
Madame Schumann-Heink
Fess
Ohio
Maine
California
Oregon
Convention Hall
al Smith
Houston
Committee On
Earl C. Smith
Illinois Agricultural Association
LaFollette
McNary-Haugen
Borah
Ware
Keota Welcomes Paving Parade and Local News
Keota's Broadway paving is complete and open to traffic with a June 23 celebration offering bargains and a band concert. A free pavement dance and a new slogan “Just a Little Friendlier” are planned alongside the event. Marriage surprises and visiting residents from Ottumwa Dayton Scottsbluffs Des Moines appear, plus local population growth from Titus paying crew.
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Keota
Broadway
Keota Municipal Band
William Arnold
Grace Arnold
Marvel Johnson
Ottumwa
Bertha (Johnson) Menefee
S. M. DeLong
West Chester
Keolta
N. P. Allender
Thomas Davis
Chiildren
Dayton
Ohio
Dawis
Bess Nycum
Alvin Hulse
Herbert Hulse
Scotts Bluffs
Nebraska
A. A. Hulse
Community Notes From Wellman Iowa June Recap
Local items report social visits, farming updates, and repairs around Wellman. Notable mentions include painting work by Arthur Romine, house renovations by Dr W S McIntosh, and the White Yard Lumber Co completing a boiler setting for the Wellman creamery. A June heat wave follows heavy rains boosting corn and crops.
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Henry Henderson
Chautauqua
Arthur Romine
Howard Skinner
West Chester
Albert Ollinger
Leo
Washington
Miss Cora
Clarence Redlinger
Henry Filander
Bart Gregory
Hilton
Samuel
Stanleigh Henderson
Andy Pimme
H. A. Harden
I. L Pulver
Keota
Elmer Waller
Gladys
Jake Anderson
Helen
Wellman Creamery Churns First Butter Overload
The Wellman Co operative Creamery churned 1440 pounds of butter on its first day and shows about 6000 pounds for the first week. Several plan to try the creamery as it ramps up. Cream stations pay daily while the cream purchase occurs every two weeks.
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Wellman
Wellman Co-operative Creamery Assortation
Convention Record Notes on Adoption and Opposition
The transcript notes that Pennsylvania faced a near unanimous adoption while Mr. Ware judged further floor opposition useless, reflecting party strategy at the convention.
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Pennsylvania
Eight Hours for Work and Sleep Dictate Your Living
A Troy Alabama Messenger excerpt argues a balanced eight hours for work eight for sleep shapes the quality of one’s livelihood, implying daily habits determine long term success. The message stresses practical time management and frugal living.
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Troy
Ala
Messenger
Willing to Listen Money Talks on Boredom and Value
An opinion piece discusses how money talks influence everyday choices and how many wish for income flexibility to escape financial pressures. It reflects on prioritizing financial stability over status and the desire to avoid constant financial distraction.
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Boston
Transprint
Lodges Washington Chapter and Damascus Shrine Meeting Notices
Regular meetings listed for Washington Chapter No 98 O K and Damascus Shrine No 10 W H P with dates on second and third Tuesdays respectively. Washington Lodge No 26 A F and A M meets first Friday. officers named include D L Carbaugh W M and A W Yard secretary.
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Washington
O. K
Alice Meek
W. M. Della McBride
Damascus Shrine
Mason Temple Rooms
L. A. Jones
Sara E. Walker
Worthy Sciibe
Washington Lodge
A. F
A. M
D. L. Carbaugh
W. M
A. W. Yard
Railway Time Table Eastbound and Westbound Schedules
Rail timetable lists eastbound trains including No 4 Golden State Limited at 3 43 am and No 12 Express at 1 15 am with additional locals and freight stops. Westbound services show No 3 Golden State Limited at 2 06 am and No 11 Express at 12 14 am along with local passes and freight trains. Knoxville branch times for locals and freights are shown, with daily and Sunday exceptions noted. Agent H W Russel signs off.
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Golden State Limited
California
Knoxville
H. W. Russel
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By Wright A. Patterson
Jim Watson
Joe Cannon
Republican Party
Medill McCormick
New York
Intelligence Department
Electric Park
Minnesota
Towa
Hilles
Missouri
Igh
Oklahoma
Ree
Hooverites
Marris & Ewing
C. Curtis
Mabel Horning
Nettie Swartzendrubber
Know Iton
Defora
Jacob Swartzendruber
W. A. Sigler
Des Moines
Tom Moone
Iowa City
Fred Durian
Wm. Flynn
H. D. McGugin
W. S. McIntosh
White Yard Lumber Company
Ream & Carson
Wellman’ Creamery
Louis Vorel
Southern Utilities
Westinghouse
Wayne Knight
William Pdorrance
Melissa Glider
Marengo
Prudie Rhoades
Roy Polson
Theodore
Jason Francis Fuller
Ralph Fuller
S. U. S. Hospital
Methodist Church
Rev. Arms
Wellman Cemetery
Wayne Lewis
J. G. Lewis
Roy Durian
BH. N. Foster
Cedar Rapids
Banker's Convention
Hila Foster
E. N. Foster
Mark Anderson
Little Son
Quincy
Ferry Livezey
Owen Grinstead
Elma Jones
Hary J. Jones
Alicia Jones
ER Park
Gallatin Gateway
Crater
Lake Nat. Park
GELES
Butte
Ogden
Tlowstone
Bla
Rapid City
Cheyenne
Demwer
NAT. Park
Colorado Springs Grand Canyon
Park
APOLI
J. C. McKay
W. C. Bell
Aii
Lansas City
Tar Ake
Yellowstone
Gallatin Gate
Pacific Northwest
Seattle-Tacoma
Reinier
Puget Sound
Alaska
Skagway
Inland Empire
Spokane
Whington Way
Olympic Peninsula
St. Paul
The
Black Hills
Milwaukee
Ashford
Rainier National Park
Rockies
Uea
Ins
Paseir & Ticket Apt
Milwaukee Road
Washington, Ia
Pacific Northwest Rainier National Park
YeHowstone
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