Civic Consciousness Expressed by Ballot Says Loyola Dean
Reverend Frederic Siedenburg of Loyola University urged Iowa City students to view voting as a civic religious duty. He linked health, poverty, and crime to ballot choices and called for minimum wage laws, housing programs, and controls on youth recreation to curb social ills.
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Iowa City
Frederic Siedenburg
Loyola University, Chicago
University of Iowa
Poly Nees
Alma
America
Christ
God
Caesar
Pathersledenburg
Father Siedenburg
National Catholic Welfare Council
Wayland Band Back On Track For Concert Season
The Wayland News reports Prof Neal Humble of Washington will lead the Wayland band this season after initial doubts. He is well liked by students and townsfolk and the band aims for a successful schedule of Saturday night concerts for the community.
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Wayland Sand Wayland News
Wayland
Hsip
Neal Humble
Washington
Humble
Wellman Advance Notes Strickler Auto Line
Strickler's taxi service runs an Iowa City Washington route via Kalona with two daily trips. Wellman residents can connect at Kalona for morning Washington trips, gaining several hours in Washington and a few hours in Iowa City.
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Wellman Advance
Strickler’s
Iowa City
Washington
Kalona
Wellman
Kalona Kalone News Reports Police Court Actions
The Kalona mayor’s police court held sessions this past week. Three sportsmen who drank at the last dance were arrested and fined, with additional cases to follow as reported.
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Kalona
Society Notes Highlight West Chester Entertainments
Mr and Mrs Irwin Coffey hosted friends at their West Chester home honoring Mrs Wilson Coffey of Chicago. Four tables of games followed by a two course luncheon. P E O events planned at Mrs J G Elder’s with officers of the Supreme Board en route to Muscatine. A bridge luncheon at Mrs F B Appleby honored Mrs Alex Lytle, Carlton Beaver Appleby featured. A piano recital by Miss Elsie Bratten and students occurred at 62% West Washington Street with multiple Beyer pieces and light refreshments.
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Irwin Coffey
Rock
West Chester
Wilson Coffey
Chicago
Howid Stewart
J. G. Elder
Supreme Board
A. R. Miller
Muscatine
Winona Evans Reeves
P. E. O. Record
Eleanor Bailey, Macomb
Eleanor Bailey, Macomb,Jr
Supreme
Vina Boden
Brookfield
Missouri
Flora Herring
Fairfield
Iowa
Bridge
F. B. Appleby
Alex Lytle
Carlton Beaver Appleby
Richard Samuel Corbin
Larl Corbin
Elsie Bratton
West
Washington Street
Ferdinand Beyer
Miss Bratten
Harry Montgomery
Montgomery
R. Steabog
Esther Hanley
Grandpa's Farm
M. Greenald
Eloise Mallory
Alice Bratten
Hazel Gersude
W. Porter
G. Martin
Cherry McElhinney
Helen Sartor
Tommy Tittlemouse
Lemont
Doctor Foster
C. Lemont
Betty Hollingsworth
G. Martin Onleta Griggs
KR. Steabos
Jesse L. Gaynor
William Sartor
Ruth Sartor
Edward MacDowell
Marquette Landing 250th Anniversary Planned Near Keokuk
Keokuk Iowa May 7 plans to celebrate the 250th anniversary of Father Marquette landing in the Iowa region with a June 27 event at Bluff Park. A re enactment will cover Marquette journey with a large Lee County map display and permanent markers at Montrose Nashville Galland Fort Des Moines Montrose Fort Madison and the Keokuk dam site. Dr Benjamin F Stambaugh will host the ceremony and Governor Kendall may attend.
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Associated P’ress
Keokuk
Father Marquette
Iowa Territory
Bluff Park
Nauvoo
Benjamin F. Stambaugh
The
State Historical Society
Kendall
Historigic Department
University of Town
Lee County
Montrose
Nashville
Galland
Ole Fort Des Moines
Old Fort Madison
Plans Include Representatives From Southeastern State
Plans list representative people from across the southeastern region of the state, signaling a broad regional approach to upcoming events and discussions.
Not Reliable Kepta Eagle Ad on Page 7
A reader warns about a land sale ad on page 7 offering to pur e a mobile home. The advertiser’s claimed identity is questioned and the payment check returned as worthless. Do not respond or send stamps.
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Kepta Eagle
Grape-Nuts: Nutritious cereal with home earning promises
Grape-Nuts is presented as a wholesome wheat barley cereal rich in vitamin B and minerals. The ad touts 20 hours of baking for easy digestion and a natural sweetness, plus a call for housewives to earn up to 50 dollars at home and win awards from the Good Housekeeping Institute, with the slogan There’s a Reason.
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Good Housekeeping Institute
Editor P L Huber Seeks to Sell Crawfordsville Paper
The Columbus Safeguard editor P L Huber plans to sell his Crawfordsville imprint due to declining health. He hopes to enjoy fresh air and light travel, prefers not to receive public thanks, and seeks a quieter period to regain robustness before resuming journalism.
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Columbus
P. L. Huber
Crawfordsville
P. L
Pete
S&s
Opa Godlove Travels From Haskins for Day Visit
Godlove of Haskins arrived this morning to spend the day visiting local acquaintances and enjoy activities planned for today.
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Opa
Godlove
Haskins
Conditions Governing the Purchase of Grape-Nuts Recipes
The Postum Cereal Company will buy not less than $1 recipes or suggestions for new uses of Grape-Nuts paying 50 dollars for each accepted. Good Housekeeping Institute will award 2500 dollars for the best four of 101 or more recipes. First 1000.05, second 750, third 500, fourth 260. Submissions May 1 to August 31, 1923. Do not duplicate existing recipes. Separate sheets per offer. Include name and address on each submission. Criteria: palatability simplicity economy clarity.
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Postum Cereal Company
Good Housekeeping Institute
Good Housekeeping Magazine
United States
Postum Cereal Company, Inc
Good Housekeeping
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