Graham Amusements Feature Reeves Shaw Clyfton Acts
A Graham program last night offered Billy Reeves in a comedy sketch and singing, Shaw and Clyfton in song and dance, moving pictures and illustrated songs with strong vaudeville acts. Tonight brings another mixed bill with a chance to win gold watches or diamond rings from Steck’s display. Prices 15 cents lower floor, 10 cents balcony, 5 cents children under twelve. Slight changes in pictures promised for tonight.
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Graham
Billy Reeves
Shaw & Clyfton
Steck
Dundee girl swallows week’s wages coin hoard
A Dundee girl swallowed her week’s wages, a treasure of one gold and two silver coins, after laughing at a joke. She risked losing the money by keeping it in her mouth as a safeguard against theft.
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Dundee
Scotland
Higher Up Indictment Expected Against Sugar Refining Official
In New York on Nov 12 evidence aimed at naming the man higher up in the sugar weighing frauds unearthed during Henry I. Stimson’s tenure as U S district attorney has been placed with the government. A federal indictment against one American Sugar Refining Company official is anticipated to follow.
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Sugar Trust
New York
Henry I. Stimson
United States
American Sugar Refining Company
Brakeman Killed After Fall From Moving Milwaukee Train
Mason City Iowa November 12 Charles Johnston a Milwaukee brakeman was killed two miles east of Hartley when he fell from a moving train Both arms and both legs were severed Relatives live at Spencer perceived as the sole survivor notes in the report
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Mason City
Charles Johnston
Milwaukee
Hartley
Spencer
Brakeman Falls Under Engine in Iowa City Train Incident
Iowa City reports derailment accident as R. Fenton brakeman on the Burlington coach fell beneath an engine. His foot was severed. he is a Cedar Rapids resident and expected to recover.
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Iowa City
R. Fenton
Burlington
Cedar Rauids
Fenton
Quaker Oats Sells Pure Food Met by Laws
The article notes that food manufacturers hurried to meet pure food laws while Quaker Oats stood out as a pure clean product. It highlights affordability and nourishment and cites Yale tests supporting its reliability for vigor and endurance.
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Quaker Oats Company
Yale
China
Hale Visitors From Shelby Press Round of Visits
Mr and Mrs Harry Hale of Shelby Iowa have stayed several days in the city visiting old time friends and relatives. They were guests of Mrs Hannah Bristow yesterday. Kitchland Clarion, Nov. 11.
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Harry Hale
Shelby
Hannah Bristow
Kitchland
Miss Gertrude Klotz Returns From Washington Visit
Miss Gertrude Klotz returned Saturday morning from Washington where she visited her sister Mrs. F M Colton. She was accompanied by Miss Greta Colton and Burton Butler of Minneapolis.
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Gertrude Klotz
Washington
F. M. Colton
Greta Colton
Burton Butler
Minneapolis
Columbus Gazette
Public sale at D. O. Davison home Coppock
Public sale announced at the D. O. Davison home in Coppock on November 16 starting at 10 a.m. The auction will include 60 head of steers weighing 900 to 1100 pounds and 30 head weighing 650 to 900 pounds, four good work horses, farm tools, oats and wheat in the bin, and additional items. It is described as a big sale.
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D. F. Macon
Washington
Prairie Flower Church
Anton _Reiner
Norman
Graham
Villian
D. O. Davison
Coppock
Mrs Ruth Clark to Teach Linn Grove School This Winter
Miss Ruth Clark closed her Linn Grove school Friday and then visited the Harve Shellabarger home in Washington yesterday evening. She will teach the same Linn Grove school this winter. Columbus Garzette.
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Ruth Clark
Linn Grove
Washington
Harve Shellabarger
Columbus Garzette
Court Adjourns to Monday as Jury Cases Revisit
A court adjourned yesterday morning until Monday morning for jury cases. Freddie Goodwin, a nine year old boy involved in ongoing authorities cases, was taken Thursday evening to the reform school at Eldora.
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Freddie Goodwin
Eldora
Thoroughbred White Wyandotte Hen Sets Egg Record
S. W. Harrias a thoroughbred White Wyandotte hen laid twenty four eggs in twenty one days. She is valued at 100. She won first prize as a pullet at the Washington Poultry Show last winter. Mr. Russell scored her at Riverside Leader, Nov. 1.
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S. W. Harrias
Washington
Russell
Riverside
Washington county sheriff visits Clarion reader in town
J. W. Teeter of Washington, a former Washington county sheriff for seventeen years, stopped by the Clarion office while visiting relatives. He now works for the Bankers Life of Des Moines and praises the paper’s weekly news. Richland Clarion, Nov. 11.
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J. W. Teeter
Washington
Clarion
Washington County
Des Moines
Richland Clarion
Services Tonight at Trinity Church
Evening services announced at Trinity church with Rev. Lete of Davenport delivering the sermon.
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Trinity Church
Rev
Lete
Davenport
McElhinney Drug Co Secures Zemo Agency
The McElhinney Drug Co announces it has secured the agency for Zemo the remedy claimed to cure eczema pimples dandruff blackheads and other skin or scalp diseases. Zemo is advertised as a clean liquid providing instant relief and curing skin conditions by destroying the germ causing them. The firm offers proof of cures.
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Zemo
McElhinney Drug Co
Washington Specials vs Columbus City Independents Preview
The Washington Specials schedule a game with the Columbus City Independents tomorrow at Southeast ballpark. They lost 7 to 0 two weeks ago in Columbus City and seek revenge, with a lineup similar to last Saturday. Referee is Lee Ward.
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Washington Specials
Columbus City
Southeast Ballpark
Washington Boys
Winfield
Fulton
F. B
Knauss
L. H
Hout
Schenefelt
Q. B
Godfrey
L. F
Guthrie
L. T
Dusenberry
L. G
Fetters Rk. G
Lamansky
R. T
Elwell
R. E
Bickford C. Lee Ward
Corn Harvest Seen Fair Yet Hurried Shucking
Morning temperatures lower ease corn huskers and damp warm weather hurts corn in spots. Shucking work continues in the fall blast with expectations of a good crop harvest.
City Bus Line Call Up Service Details
Advertisement urges readers to call phone number 589 at Black to place bus line orders, promising prompt attention by Frank Rogers. Address noted as Glye street and numbered location.
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Frank Rogers
Glye
St Patrick’s Church Fund Rises After Sunday Meeting
Lenox Iowa reports a St Patrick’s church gathering after mass where over $170 was raised in under fifteen minutes despite poor attendance. Father Glenn led the effort with a top pledge of 59 and many donors promised to double their gifts if a new church is built. A follow up meeting is planned for next Sunday.
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Lenox
St. Patrick's Church
Father Glenn
Live Stock Exposition in Chicago November 27 to December 10
C A Brook asks readers to note the Live Stock exposition dates in Chicago from November 27 to December 10. Each department shows gains and management expects a record crowd and the finest show yet. Local attendance is customary and the Journal has covered earlier plans in detail.
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C. A. Brook
Chicago
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Messrs. Atterbury & Guy
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Sol Rich
Miss Latra
J. S. Blair
J. L. Brookhart
J. K. Cummings
Riverside Leader
W. EF. Wilson
Glenwood
Columbus Cazette
Leo Bridger
W. R. Murphy
Ralphe Dougherty
Nicola
Harmon
North Side Square
Micklhinney Furniture Co
Chamberlain
Coneright Bre
Hiart Melaimer A Mart
Schaffner
Hart Schaf
J. T. Frazier
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