Mrs Chas Shalla dies from lockjaw after hedge accident
Mrs. Ethel Fern Shalla 23 died at 8 30 pm after two weeks illness following a hedge splinter injury in Prairie Flower area. Services at Wahneton Baptist church with burial in Elm Grove cemetery. Survived by parents John and Mary Coakley two children Thuasne and Dolores two brothers Fred and Reed one sister Reva. Shalla grew up in Fulton county born December 17 1897 and married Charles Shalla December 25 1916 Iowa City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Fern Shalla
Charlies Shalla
Fred Coakley
East Second Street
Shalia
Prairie Flower
Wahneton Baptist Church
EB. A. Anderson
Prairie Flower Baptist Church
M. R. Regan
Elm Grove Cemetery
Shalla
Joan Coakley
Mary Kirkpatrick Coakley
Fulton County
Charles Bhalla
Iowa City
Washington
John Coakley
West Chester
Thuasne
Dolores
Reed Coakley
Reva Coakley
Uaited Brethren Church
Highland Township
Mothers Urged to Advise Daughters on Car Strangers
Washington Mayor A N Alberson warns mothers to tell daughters of the danger from strangers in automobiles after local street incidents. He urges girls to refuse rides, note the car number, and report it to him.
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Washington
A.N. Alberson
Alberson
Plane Tanning Last Notice At This Time
Those seeking my services should call McNamara and Son promptly. J C Caner delivers a last notice regarding availability and contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McNamara & Son
J. C. Caner
Mrs Rich Moore Dead in Wellman
Word arrived today of the death of Mrs. Rich Moore of Wellman. Announcement of the funeral service will be made later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rich Moore
Washington
Wellman
South Dakota Assistant Attorney General Dies After Car Crash
Dwin Winans of Sioux Falls dies after a Platte County car wreck on Monday night. Charles Barrett, a prominent Sioux Falls attorney, suffered serious injuries and was unconscious for hours. Both men, born in this community, were en route to Murdo on legal business. Winans had served as assistant attorney general for three years.
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Dwin Hh Winns
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Charles Hi. Barrett
Will O'Loughlin
Marion
Gary
Newt O'Loughlin
Washington
J. D. Glasgow
Winans
Mr. Barrett
Murdo
Platte
Ttartell
Senator Kittredge
Methodist Church
Masonry
Shriner
Elds
Community Programs and Religious Services Bulletin
Local notices list church services and preparatory sermons at United and Second Unit Presbyterian churches. Rev C P Coffman and Rev Milton Davis are scheduled to preach at preparatory services. A Priscilla club gathering is set for Wednesday June 29. A community picnic in Wollmon July Fourth features races, a ball game, dinner, and music.
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U. Py
Second United Presbyterian Church
Milton Davis
United Presbyterian Church of
Ainsworth
Immigration Attitudes Drawn From Local Letter
A letter cites a xenophobic view arguing foreign-born workers seek cheap housing and crowded living conditions while American unions predominate. The writer, Everett Lape, claims newcomers lack funds to build homes unless terms are extremely favorable.
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Eether Everett Lape
Neister's Butter Sells Fast in Washington Stores
Citizens rush to Reister's store for butter, expressing disappointment when Neister's Butter is unavailable. The scene shows high demand and quick buying with shoppers eager to secure their purchase.
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Keester
Washington
Neister
Reister
Regulators Prepare Traffic Plan for County Road Work
County board of supervisors address traffic disruptions from road improvements. Detour signs from the state highway commission and barricades guide travelers while Ainsworth road east of Washington remains closed. Detours around White Way and Red Ball routes are advised. culverts and Brighton road work planned to keep open routes for residents and mail service amid outages.
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County Board of Supervisors
State Highway Commission
Ainsworth
Washington
Brighton
Heavy Showers Reported Across County
Rain fell heavily in the northern and northeastern parts while the south saw little or none yesterday afternoon and night. Washington area recorded a violent shower with more rain at dusk, and locals describe sporadic downpours across several pockets with dry bands between.
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Washington
Peach Orchard Bought Near Grand Junction
The Grand Junction Daily Sentinel reports the purchase of the J. J. Bridges orchard near Grand Junction by Edward C. Herr formerly of Wellman. The 12 1/2 acre property at Ridges near Palisades includes peach and pear trees and two houses. Herr, who left Wellman months ago, married Lester Baird and plans to settle on Colorado's western slope.
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Grand Junction Daily Sentinel
Colorado
J. J. Bridges
Grand Junction
Edward C. Herr
Wellman
Bridges
Ridges
Palisades
Herr l
Lester Baird
Louis Baird
Washington
Rockies
Play Ground Program Coordinated By Church Women
Next Tuesday the 1st United Presbyterian women will supervise playground work at Sunset Park for all girls and for boys under eight. The Women's Interchurch Committee asks parental cooperation to enforce playground rules. An incident last Tuesday saw older girls joining a pony carriage outing, contrary to leadership wishes.
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1St United Presbyterian
Sunset Park
Women's Interchurch Committee
Spud Boys Report From Minnesota Letter Home
The Spud Boys write from Minnesota describing daily life aboard their fishing camp. Amos grows weak from overindulgence, Bill and Oscar quarrel over dishwashing, and Oscar may leave if issues persist. A nightly concert of snoring entertains but disturbs sleep. meals include pike steak and beans as Bill misses pie.
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Minnesota
Fishng
Nere
Amos
Bill
Oscar
Osecar
Fit
Olee
Buck
Spud
Campfire Girls Organizing Local Unit Forming
The Campfire Girls seek 1.00 dues from girls at the Chi cote Library through Miss Evay with a first gathering planned soon. Twenty places available for those who have registered at the Library and pay promptly. Miss Carol Forgey named guardian assisted by Miss Helen Wylie.
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Evay
Chicote Library
Carol Forgey
Helen Wylie
Curses and insults spark little consequence in debate
The writer notes that curses vary globally and mostly amount to trivial expressions of hostility. He observes that even seemingly severe wishes like being torn in four pieces provoke strong reactions, yet he treats such curses as minor in the grand scheme.
Des Moines Notes On Dairy, Sports, And River Disputes
Dr. Geo M Chappel and family rehabilitate farmland in New York with dairying, while milk producers form a large cooperative and face clashes with distributors. Shrine Conclave highlights in Des Moines include Wichita players receiving generous cash gifts after homers, with strong crowd support for a Des Moines batter. Deputy game warden Bob Akers battles river claims in Decatur county over traps and state water rights as Grand River hosts large yellow catfish.
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Des Moines
Geo. M. Chappel
Iowa Weather and Crop Service
New York State
Chappel
Wichita
Wichita Shriners
Kansas
Wichita Bunch
Caddock
Decatur
Akers
Albert
Grand River
Kellerton shooter loses state fair horseshoe title to Ohio rival
C. C. Jackson of Kellerton fell 300 to 175 to an Ohio man named Davin at the Des Moines state fair contest. Jackson protests fraud claiming the stakes were altered from 40 to 41 feet. Officials from Polk County Horseshoe Pitchers Association and the state committee confirm measurements. A municipal court writ of replevin issues as Jackson seeks the purse of 100.
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C. C. Jackson
Kellerton
Des Moines
Davin
Ohio
Jackson
Polk County Horseshoe Pltebers
Frank McKeon
A. T. Seraretary
Soan Neg Ammittee
See. Taylor
Davis
How Flies Feed and Digest Sugar Through Saliva
The text explains that flies cannot eat solids directly. They secrete a salivary liquid to dissolve sugars, then draw the solution back with the food. At the base of the pad near the stem, rows of horny teeth mash solids while saliva dissolves them and is retracted with the solution.
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Chas. Shalla
Coakley
Tomobiles
the Chocolate Shop
Farmers & Merchants State Bank
Gener
G. A
Geo. ¥. Foster
Priscilla Club
Wyatt Marbourg
Community Piente
Wollmon
Mary Hauenstein
Crawfordsville
Town
Reister & Bons
Crudbbursts
Amos Spud
Fish
Apennine Peninsula
Evening Journal
GARE
Henty
Journal
MO. Stewart
Ted
Harry Turner
Jourma
Cook's Cafe
John Deere Pinder
Eli Jackson
Louis Coon
Alneworth
Ahorse
W. H. Williams
C. F. Haight’s
Falk Motor Co
Luther A. Smith
Huntington Ind
Simpson
South Ave. C
Iowa
Bob Akers
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