MEN ERECT BARN IN ONLY 31 HOURS
Cc. K. Schantz and crew of seven built a 40 by 50 barn for Larry Colton near Haskins in 31 hours. The item also notes local family updates including a sister’s stroke, an appendectomy, a hospital visit, and a newborn at Henry County Hospital.
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Ezra Wittmer
Wayland
Cc. K. Schantz
Larry Colton
Haskins
Otto Suter
Selma Sommer
Pan
Small Twister Causes $8,000 Damage to Farm
A small twister Sunday caused an estimated $8,000 damage at the George Royster farm nine miles north of Boone. Heavy rains drenched much of the state with four inches in Eldora and three inches between Westside and Vail, with northeast Iowa seeing major wind damage.
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Des Moines
Eldora
Westside
Vail
Iowa
George Royster
Boone
Willkie Rise From Soldier to Candidate in Pictures
A portrait sequence follows Wendell Willkie utility executive of New York from six months to 11 years to 1913 as a World War I soldier and finally in Akron Ohio practicing law, showing his emergence among Republican hopefuls and nationwide political talk.
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Wendell Willkie
New York
Willkie
Akron
War Hero New Screen Player Robert Montgomery Returns
War hero and screen player Robert Montgomery, recently back from France where he drove an ambulance near the front, greets newsmen in Port Washington Long Island after arriving in the U S by clipper plane. Also notes Howard Patton visiting his uncle Walter Kyle and Ward Benson at the N J Benson home. Local neighbors report Mrs Earl Dill's appendicitis operation and express wishes for a speedy recovery. Mr and Mrs Carl D Anderson and family attended church.
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Robert Montgomery
France
Port Washington
L. I
U.S
WHERE FRENCH REceived HITLER'S PEACE TERMS AT UNITED PRESBYTERIAN
Community notes from Washington detail a Sunday evening discussion on Hitler's peace terms at the United Presbyterian Church. Local families share visits and gatherings including Maas Homes Rittenhouse Meyers and Godwin. Hay crops progress with alfalfa and clover being harvested as villagers attend Bible school and host relatives.
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United Presbyterian Church In
Washington
Albert
Milton Maas
B. J. Homes
John Rittenhouse
Arlys Meyers
Allison Maas
Harold
Harold Godwin
Cliff Reeves
Maxine
Myrna
Iinois
Marjorie
Doris Benson
Arlyse Myers
Prairie Flower
Enos DP. Miller
Red Cross Course Offered Six Chapters
Des Moines and Polk County chapters host six Iowa Red Cross chapters to send representatives for a three day surgical dressing course. Participating chapters include Cornell Bluffs Mason City Sioux City and Cedar Rapids as part of wartime relief production.
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Des Moines
Red Cross
Iowa
Polk County
Cornell Bluffs
Mason City
Sioux City
Cedar Rapids
Streamlining Automobiles Trend Begins in 1910
The article notes the push toward streamlined automobile designs starting in 1910. It discusses goals of reduced air resistance and increased speed, highlighting early experiments and public interest in aerodynamic shapes shaping future car aesthetics and performance.
Washington Lodge No 26 Regular Meeting Notice
Washington Lodge No 26 A Fraternity and Ancient Masonic regular meeting held on the first Friday of each month. W M Andrew McBride and A W Yard secretary are noted for the duties and arrangements.
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Washington Lodge No
A. M
Howard McBride
W. M
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Train and bus schedules across lines from Knoxville to Canton
The notice lists multiple rail lines with daily and except Sunday services. Eastbound and westbound trains include the Golden State Limited Californian Local and Davenport-Kansas City local, with departures from Knoxville and connections at Washington. Burlington Trailways buses run from Washington to Chicago with several daily departures. Tickets may be purchased at Mus Depot, Candy Kitchen, North Side Square, or the local Depot.
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Golden State Limited
Washington
California
Knoxville
Citien
Mus
Candy Kitchen
North Side Square
Canton Agere
Largest Hailstones Batter June Storm in District
The June 18 storm produced hailstones described as the largest in 40 years in the district. Hail fell thickly for about 15 minutes after six oclock, breaking window lights and damaging crops while a half inch rainfall accompanied it. Ed and Mrs. King of Kearney Nebraska returned from a visit and noted crop damage from the lack of rain. The Nod Benson family picked and canned 12 quarts of strawberries.
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Bernice Maas
Washington
Ed King
Kearney
Nebr
Benson
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