Local and Personal Notes Reach Across City Life
A montage of visits arrivals and chores fills the day. Helen Palmer Gray visits from Keokuk guest of Ruth Wilson while many residents host relatives from Des Moines to Chicago. A string of travels includes Miss Constance Rice en route to Tacoma and Pasadena visitors planning Europe jaunts.
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Keokuk
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Tacoma
Washington
Marna Wicher
Chicago
Harriet Beecher Stowe And The Wooden Doll Tale
A father recounts Harriet Beecher Stowe as a girl who loved a wooden doll despite lacking store bought toys. She crafted a warm bed and clothing from scraps, while her brother Henry later became a famed preacher. The tale ends with the doll broken by a tomahawk, and Harriet’s enduring fondness for storytelling.
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Hair Clipping Volume Surges in European Barbers
Barbers across Europe produce about 1.2 million pounds of hair annually, a surprising agricultural-like yield from a common trade. An oblique method of critique reduces blunt rebuke, softening a sharp point in social discourse.
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Europe
Mystic Workers announce Saturday ice cream social event
The Mystic Workers of the World plan an ice cream social on Saturday evening June 24 with good music and an inviting atmosphere. Also included is a tongue in cheek note about Humperdinck humor and a literary quote from Ainslee's Magazine.
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Long Horn Ranch
Washington
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Secretary of State Thaws Reciprocal Tourism Ties
The article notes improved reciprocal relations in travel and tourism as officials in the Secretary of State's office discuss easing exchanges with foreign visitors. It highlights renewed cooperation and a more open stance toward traveler exchanges and associated policies.
Iowa Pharmacists May Register in 26 States Without Exam
Secretary Moore of the state pharmacy commission says Iowa pharmacists can register in twenty six states without examination due to reciprocal relations. The National Association of Boards of Pharmacy governs the process. eligibility includes prior state registration, years of practical experience, and a general average of 75 percent with at least 60 percent in any one branch. A $1 Iowa filing fee applies. specifics vary by state and must be obtained by contacting each state board.
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Iowa City Man Heads Elks at Sixth Convention
George T. Reddick of Iowa City was elected president at the Elks sixth annual convention in Owa City. Davenport named as next convention site with Clinton aiding Davenport and seeking the 1918 gathering. Other officers include Bert F. Keltz Webster City first vice president and Will H. Beck Sioux City third vice president.
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Iowa
George T. Reddick
Iowa City
the Elks
Davenport
Clinton
Town City
Bert F. Keltz
Webster City
Will H. Beck
Joseph R. Fraley
Fort Madison
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Henry Louis
Lew Burnett
Des Moines
Ben J. Schwind
Dubuque
Mission pastors seek national home for aged in Boone plan
The Rev. J H Hedstrom and Oscar Anderson of Boone are in Chicago pursuing support to establish a national home for aged people in Boone through the Swedish Free Church of America. They aim to secure backing and organize efforts for the proposed home.
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Boone
Iowa
J H. Hedstrom
Swedish Evangelical Mission Church
Oscar Anderson
Chicago
Swedish Free Church of America
Boone Commercials Back Project Amid Church Negotiations
The Boone Commercial association backs the project and the city seems to have a fair chance of securing the home. Negotiations with church officials have been under way.
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Boone Commercial Association
Templar Knights Gather At Spirit Lake Park Iowa
Spirit Lake Iowa June 24 Though the annual conclave is not until mid July Knights Templars of Iowa with their families begin gathering at Templar park on Spirit lake the great summer hotel owned by this secret organization in Iowa The hotel is now open to Templars New cement steps from the bank to the water edge have been built.
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Iowa
Knights Templars of
Templar Park
History of State University Summer School Attendance
The summer school at the State University lists under 175 students this year, compared with 347 last year. Registrations in the next two weeks are expected to boost attendance materially.
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the State University
Organized horse thief gang active in Creston area
Creston police believe a coordinated gang is stealing horses in the vicinity. In the last two weeks five horses disappeared from pastures or hitching posts in Creston, with some traces leading to individuals with suspicious reputations. In Iowa City, officials report difficulty in obtaining evidence to arrest suspects due to small enrollments.
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Iowa
Iowa City
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