Washington D C Congress Sessions Report
Senate and house meet as national conference on outdoor recreation opens. Daugherty committee is convened while shipping board probes continue. AIA sessions proceed, Mayfield contest advances, Muscle Shoals inquiry ongoing, World Court proposals under foreign relations review. House commerce hears rate section transportation act proposals.
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Associated Press
Senate
House
National Conference of Outdoor Recreation
Senate Daugherty
House Committee
Shipping Board
American Institute of Architects
Senate Elections Committee
Senate Agriculture Committee
Muscle Shoals
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
House Commerce
News Notes From Neighboring Towns and Country
Weather remains cold with Clover fields and stock doing well while timothy meadows and oats need rain. Community gatherings include a Clay school picnic and term close with Miss Reed leaving for Highland schools. Local visits and farming notes mix with village exams and travel reports along Richland Pleasant Plain and Keokuk county routes.
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Brighton
Memorial Sermon in West Chester Church this Sunday
West Chester reports Rev. W. H. Dillon of Washington will deliver the Memorial sermon at 2 p m Sunday in the Methodist church. Local elderly veterans include F. G. Chealey in town and William Lewash in the countryside. The item notes cold, dry weather and scarce rain, with regional references to nearby communities.
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W. H. Dillon
Washington
F. G. Chealey
William Lewash
J. D. Dayton
John Nelson
Packwood
Ketta
D. R. Munro
Studebaker
Munro
Muro
Baker Garage
Than Alander
Keota
Boyd Berdo
California
Sb. E. Brumback
Irwin Coffey
Sigourney
Woman credits Lydia E. Pinkham's remedy for yearlong ailment
Mrs. MABEL List SHERBAHN of Newcastle Pennsylvania says a year of pain and weakness eased after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She reports regained ability to work and urges others to inquire, noting she has used the product five years and would share details. Druggists offer the remedy everywhere.
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Newcastle
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Mabel List Sherbahn
Newell Ave
Memorial Day Observances And Local Notices In Crawfordsville
Crawfordsville notices list Walden Smith and Relendus Wood returning from Mt. Pleasant to teach next year while many residents visit relatives. A memorial sermon set for 8 pm in the High School auditorium honors Civil War and later veterans with reserved seats for widows. Obituary Christine Philippine Mayer, born 1848 in Ohio, remembered as a devoted church member and generous hostess, died May 17 1924 after long illness. She leaves two brothers John C. Mayer and Wm J Mayer plus many relatives and friends.
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Crawfordsville
Walden Smith
Relendus Wood
Mt. Pleasant
Mary McCall
Ohio
Pennsyvania
Keo&uk Presbytery
Women's General Missionary Society
Pittsburgh
Buxhane
Lease
Washington
Hazel Anwyl
Fremont
Genevieve Mineks
Iowa City
Agency
Iowa
M. W. Batley
Russell Davis
Will Myers
Sarah Davidson
Dayton McNeill
Welch
Sprague
Adams
William Sutherland
J. W. Applegate
Wahington
Misa Delia Fletcher
Burlington
Myron Hayes
W. C. Porter
W. W. Bowers
Christine Philipine Mayer
Adam Meyer
Dorothy Nee Lamge
Kenton
Hardin County
Dutch Creek Township
Washington County
A. L. Mayer
Pioneers of
Dutch Creek
George Bereiter
John C. Mayer
Keota
Wm. J. Mayer
It Pays to Advertise Says The Journal Service
A vintage notice invites readers to advertise with The Journal, promising reliable service and ongoing value for local merchants and readers seeking effective promotional placement.
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The
Journal
New York Police Plan Tight Convention Security
Police and fire departments will guard all routes to the Democratic National Convention at Madison Square Garden. The plan, drafted by Police Commissioner Enright, creates a near restricted area around Garden and park, with entrances guarded and streets roped off to ensure safety and traffic control for delegates and seated attendees.
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New York
Stanley J. Quinn
National Convention Committee
Enright
Madison Square Garden
Garden
Madison Square Park
New Addresses G O P of Indiana Convention
Indianapolis May 22 Harry S New postmaster general spoke at Indiana Republican state convention delivering praise for President Coolidge The speech highlighted party unity prosperity and Coolidge as the nominee with New asserting support for his leadership and independence from opposing factions.
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Harry S. New
United States
Indiana
Calvin Coolidge
Cleveland
Mr. New
All She Had
Mr Fresh recounts meeting Misa Psnobbe at a party where she gave him the cold shoulder. Mr Fox quips the fight was chilly and both shoulders were bare.
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Mr. Fresh
Misa
Fox
Van Sickle Family Visit Mentioned in Oskaloosa News
Mr and Mrs Van Sickle and their son Charles visited here at the A Van Sickle home the first of the week. Mr and Mrs Fred Van Sickle live in Denver and she has been visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Lafland in Oskaloosa.
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Mrs. van Sickle
Charles
A. van Sickle
Fred van Sickle
Denver
Mrs. Lafland
Oskaloosa
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