Hails Far Aide Law as Great Forward Step
Des Moines June 2. The new farm aid law is a definite commitment by the government to provide a remedy for farm ills. Congressman L. J. Dickinson of Algona told members of the Des Moines chamber of commerce this noon. He said the measure’s success depends on the board to administer the bill and will bring results heretofore undreamed of, influencing centralized markets. He added the act will not affect legitimate grain merchants but will hit firms speculating in the market. Dickinson asserted Americans produce more than 50 million dollars worth of food products annually and Iowa must reorganize economically to meet changing conditions.
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Des Moines
L. J. Dikinson
Algona
Bes Moues Chamber
Cotuneres
Dickinson
Lowa
Keota Week Of Independents Draws Crowds In City Park
Mrs Fay Curran returns to Chicago after weeks visit as Keota crowds pack the city park tent for events. Mr Kreger and family relocate to Wakita Oklahoma to dry wheat. Mr and Mrs Curran of York City visit extended at Virgil Pardin and Elwyn Lewis households in West Chester area.
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Kesta
Aiswer
KEOTA
Jun
Esther (Kreger) Curran
Chicago
W. Kreger
J. W. Stewart
Ronald
Wakita
Oklahoma
Coresran
York City
Tvelr
Virgil Pardin
Elwyn Lewis
West Chester
Community Notes from Franklin and Nearby Areas
Mrs Ida Corresponder Franklin Miss Vale Montgomery spent a night last week with Mabel Dill. Mrs Nancy Dickinson of Fairfield has been visiting at her son Lloyd’s home for several days. Master Allen Atkinson visited from Wednesday to Sunday at his grandparents Mr and Mrs Jams Mar h. The B R Meeks family visited Sunday at the Will Meeks home near Riverside. Mr and Mrs Harry Davis accompanied by Mrs Briley of Washington drove to Des Moines Saturday where Mrs Davidson had her tensile removed. Myra Meeks is as is Mrs Davidson with her work. Na Dow-hee visiting her grandparents Mr and Mrs Wr Wallace spent Saturday night with Mary Hobby. Mr and Mrs Hal Edwards of Gurney were Sunday guests at the Joe Embree home. Mire May Walker and Mr Yette Deal of Town City, Charles Walker of Milwaukee Me and Mrs Mary Stare of Washington were guests at the E R on Wednesday of last week urday. Chai married to Margaret 14 in Des Moines and returned Monday to MMyvan Keo where he is employed in an airplane factory. Ra Henn Ore! and Arnold Pen ningroth of Wellman were business callers in Washington this morning.
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Miss Vale Montgomery
Mabel Dill
Nancy Dickinson
Fairfield
Lloyd
Allen Atkinson
Jams Mar H
B. R. Meeks
Will Meeks
Riverside
Harry Davi
Charles Walker
Milwaukee
Mary Stare
Washington Wars
E.R
Chai
Margaret
Dex Moines
Mmyvan Keo
Exile of Wilhelm Will Ends July 22 in Germany
Berlin June 28 The Kaiser’s virtual exile in Germany ends with the defense of republican law expiring on July 22 The Reichstag refused to extend the law and the vote ended 203 to 166 The nationalist leader Von Lindemer Wilda said the emperor’s fate will have no practical result and the former ruler may not attempt to return.
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Berlin
Thermer Kaiser
Germany
Reichstag
166 von Lindemer-Wilda
United Press
Sunday Children’s Day at Grace Hill Moravian Church
Grace Hill Moravian church hosts its annual Sunday children’s day program next Sunday at eight pm. The event features a choir, quartet, dialogues, recitations, solos, a musical tableau, and a closing benediction with the Rev. R. L. Scoms.
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Gracehill Moravian Church
Hp Rayossete
Gatiter
Francis Harvey
Eboir
R. L. Scoms
Sibyl Perry
Nate Black Elected Fort Pop Hal in State June Event
Nate Black elected Fort Pop Hal in state June py at Centerville today as neeflor of the Knights of Pythias. He was chosen yesterday at the annual convention. Other officers include M. Fields Water v Dover Waterloo L. Mosley Albia inner guard Black Washington keeper.
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Fort
Hal
Centerville
Neeflor
Knights of Pythias
M. Fields Water
V. R. Dover
Waterloo
Saturday's Best Radio Features By United Press
Radio listings reveal a lineup of programs across networks. Highlights include Voldman band on WAZ at 6 45 p m est and Shilkret and orchestra on WEAF at 7 p m est with Rolfe's orchestra on WGY Schenectady at 9 p m est. A Roxy broadcast marks Arya's twenty fourth anniversary of a fight to ope.
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United Press
WEAF
Thannel Shilkret
Rolfe
Endurance flight contests push to new records
At Roosevelt Field and other hubs two endurance fliers press toward 129 hours and beyond while Captain Hawks begins a New York to Los Angeles return in a bid for a new speed mark. Manned flights suffer crashes and forced landings as weather and refueling limits shape the trying day.
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Capt
Hawks
Martin Jem William Ulbrick
Roosevelt Field
New York
Los Angeles
Cleve
Grace Hill Community News Highlights
Frances Harvey helps grandmother Mrs Titel with work while Grace Hill residents plan activities. Pratt spends a week visiting parents Mrs Van Drigit and her son amid New Jersey ties. Rev See’s birthday prompts a surprise. youths gather for a chair gift. Children’s Day praises, upcoming ice cream stand at Titus celebration, and Sunday school practice outlined.
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Grace Hill
Francis Harvey
van Drigit
B Mund
New Jersey
Seems
Aid
Columbus Junction News Roundup and Local Visits
The Rev J W Zerbe and Rev W B Ruston led a Boy Scout caravan to the north camp while Mrs Mary Worden of V visited at the Fred Annas home. Elm shuret residents Mr and Mrs J E Drake visit Rey R Drake in Columbus city. Mr and Mrs Chester Watts of Elbert Colorado visit Arthur Williams home in Columbus city. Mrs W T Duncan and two sons return from Chicago relatives. Fifty girls enrolled in the Low isa county Four H clubs at Columbus chautauqua park this week. Prison chapel conversion at States prison in Wethersfield Connecticut replaces former cell block, with prisoners contributing to carpentry and decoration.
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Arthur Williams
Columbus City
W. T. Duncan
Chicago
Lowisa County
Columbus Chautauqua Park
Waterloo
Good Will Flyers To Visit Four Southgen Cities
Sioux City hosts the second annual goodwill air tour opening in Southgen. Fifty planes depart for Ida Grove Harlan Clarinda and Bedford with Bedford airport dedication by the Army Air. Notable entrants include John Livington J Hardwood and F P Marshall. Mrs Murel Hanforit's briefing accompanies the flight.
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Southgen
Sioux City
Good Will
Ida Grove
Harlan
Clarinda
Bedford
Waterloo
John Livington
J. Hardwood
FP. Marshall
Schmeling Defeats Uzcudun in 15 Rounds at Yankee Stadium
New York June 2. German heavyweight Max Schmeling dominated Paolino Uzcudun in a 15 round bout at Yankee Stadium. Despite an apparent right hand injury in the fifth, Schmeling battered the Basque fighter with power punches and outpointed him, drawing praise for a Tunney-like style.
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New York
Max Schmeling
Paolino Uzcuidun
Rasge
Yankee Stadium
Sharkey
Boston
Paolino
Ting
Wa Bie
Schmeling
Schmeting
Zack Dempsey
Dempsey
Tunney
Ted Tike
Milwaukee Trains Change Schedule Disrupts Route
Rail officials announce timetable changes for Milwaukee trains No. 3 and No. 4 affecting arrivals at Ottumwa and connections to Kansas City. Westbound service departs Seattle? The report notes a roughly one hour deviation from the current schedule and possible motor car tests rumored in rail circles.
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Otere
Kansas City
Walla
Dateeport Aes Ovtearea
Wentington
Two inmates escape jail and steal car in Iowa region
Gail Burkett, 25, of Nira, and Albert Hines, 20, of Richland, broke from jail between midnight and six this morning, stealing a car and remaining at large at noon. Burkett faced forgery and bad check charges, Hines awaited grand jury action on forgery, and both are linked to a June hold up. Police broadcast alerts from Des Moines to Chicago. escape involved bars from a west jail window and blankets to descend. The stolen 1826 Hesnee sedan, similar to Burkett’s, was taken from in front of a residence on Hetreet. Descriptions: Burkett, 6 feet tall, red hair, blue eyes, build 180 pounds. Hines, 5 feet 9 inches, 149 pounds, dark brown hair.
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Gail Burkett
Nira
Albert Hines
Richland
Hines
Burkett
Jugenheimer
Des Moines
Kanssa City
Chicago
Peoria
Hetreet
Washington
Pastor Ordained at West Chester
June 28 Rey Lefever has been serving as minister of the West Chester and Keota Baptist churches for weeks. He was ordained as pastor in a Wednesday service after an afternoon examination by the church council on doctrinal questions. A.A. Wing of Washington oversaw both sessions.
Weather favorable to state corn crop predicted today
Des Moines June 28 weather observer Charles D Reed forecast fair weather for today and tomorrow aiding Iowa corn. Slightly better moisture expected in northwest Iowa. Yesterday's high reached 87 in Clarinda and low 50 in Inwood.
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Des Moines
Towa
Charles D. Reed
United Weather Observer
Tomorow
Clarinda
Inwood
Rouse Wins Rooster Day Prize in County Contest
E L Rouse of Washington took first prize ten dollars for a 2974 pound guess of the Rooster Day roosters weight. Second prize went to W J Kircner for a 2975 pound guess, Ruth Young earned four dollars for a 2976 pound guess. Hundreds of guesses from twenty three stores poured in as business firms sponsored prizes and aided farmers to bring birds to town. The event drew large crowds and will be continued as a yearly feature with fair handling and sealed ballots.
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Rouse
Washington
W. J. Kircner
Ruth Young
Gueas
Gibon 4
WS. Reister & Sons
Clarence Jacobs
World Peace Nearer After Versailles Anniversary Events
On June 28 1919 marked the tenth anniversary of the Versailles treaty and the start of efforts toward lasting peace. Leaders like Owen D Young Premier MacDonald and Dawes pursue workable reparations while Germany denounces the peace terms amid large demonstrations across the country.
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Washington , Lune
Rn Os
Trian
Francis
Sarajevo
Japan
Owen D. Young
Hoover
Gerry
MacDonald
Sador Dawes
U Great
Britain
Germany
Berlin
Road bonds to be sold July 24 by county treasurer
County Treasurer Marion George announced $240,000 in primary road bonds will be sold at the courthouse on July 24. Proceeds will pay work on road No. 2 and No. 81 near Wellman and likely complete current peging under contract, bringing total bonds disposed to $870,000 with $130,000 of the $1 million authorized still unissued.
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Marion George
Court House
Wellman
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