Carney Woman Dies In Grandview Area Crash
Mrs. Thomas Carney died after a Dodge touring car driven by her husband overturned near Grandview while en route from Watseka Illinois to Washington. Mrs. Kay sustained hip and leg injuries. Mr. Carney and Mrs. Kay are hospitalized. The body will be buried in Watseka.
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Wm. Edgington
McClellan Kay
Watseka
Ill
Thomas Carney
Holgington
East Main Street
Grandview
Carney
Watseka, MI
Mr. Carney
Troopers Host Social at ArmoryEvent Highlights Troop D Gathering
Forty five members of Troop D and about as many guests gathered at the armory after a weekly drill for a social evening. Lt Baldridge and First Sgt Eldridge led, with Lt Don Young and Cook Fred Shearer handling the kitchen. George Bickford played piano classics while the DeMolay orchestra entertained. Col C J Wilson spoke on past National Guard practices, praising the improved social atmosphere and decoration of the armory. Troop D, led by Captain Phil Crail, is near full strength with a waiting list for new members.
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Armory
A! Baldridge
Glenn Eldridge
Don Young
Fred Shearer
George Bickford
Troop D
Phil Crail
Washingon
Richland Boy Killed When Auto Overturns
Hal Horning aged thirteen was instantly killed when the automobile carrying him overturned near Richland after a wine roast along with two other lightly injured youths. He was a pupil in the local grade schools and son of Charles Horning.
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Richland
Hal Horning
Charles Horning
Plans for Winter by Fez Club At Masonic Temple
At a Washington Fez club meeting held yesterday evening at the Masonic temple plans were made for a winter program. About sixty of the 110 members attended and strong interest was shown. The next session will be a smoker on the evening of November 7. Monthly social gatherings are planned and committees were appointed to run each event.
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Washington Fez Club
Masonic Temple
Funeral services for Edward R. Ware in Ainsworth
Edward R. Ware died yesterday at his sister’s home in Ainsworth. Funeral services are set for two o'clock Friday at the McKiernan home with Rev. W S Moore in charge. Burial will be in Ainsworth cemetery. He was born September 15, 1876, in Bonaparte Town and worked for the Rock Island Railway before two decades in Oregon and Washington as a government bankruptcy court accountant based in Portland. He leaves a brother Clark Ware of Mt Union and three sisters in Ainsworth and Omaha. He was a Mason in Oregon chapters.
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Edward R. Ware
R. C. McKiernan
Ainsworth
McKiernan
W.S. Moore
Bonaparte High School
Elliott’s
Business College
Buriington
Rock Island Railway
Fort Dodge
Oregon
Washington
Portland
Ore
Clark Ware
Mt. Union
Cilford Larsen
Joseph D. Houston
Omaha
Ware
Blue Lodge
Royal Arch Masons
Ione, Ore
Auto Runs Cooker with Battery Power
An electric cooker has been designed to operate directly from automobile battery power. The device enables on move cooking using car electrical system to supply current.
German Inventor Patents Paper Reclaiming Process
A German inventor has patented a method to reclaim used writing paper. The process focuses on recovering fibers and making recycling more efficient. It highlights improvements in fiber quality and energy use for recycling operations.
Who are those frantic enthusiasts The business men
The Louisville Courier Journal asks who meets the rush and calls out the frantic enthusiasts as business men, framing the scene with a period newspaper tone and emphasis on commerce.
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Louiisville
Government chemists in the Philippines light coconut oil gas
Government chemists in the Philippines have developed an illuminating gas derived from coconut oil. The breakthrough points to a new fuel source from a locally available commodity, potentially aiding energy supplies.
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Philippines
Man Seeks Small Plot of Earth in Vast Universe
Fragmentary note reflects a philosophical remark about humans desiring a tiny share of the vast cosmos. The line suggests contemplation of humanity's place within the universe and the limits of earthly concern.
Washington Huskies Prepared for Morning Sun Clash
Washington high school teems with inexperienced players yet shows strong practice form as they prepare for a key Saturday afternoon game against Morning Sun at 3 p.m. The squad features Fisher and Rinett at center and guard, with Cunningham and Korf in the backfield and Duke and McGugin as key ends. Morning Sun is described as very strong and the bout, refereed by Saur of Fairfield, is expected to be tightly contested.
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Washington High School
Washington
Fisher
Heris Light
Rinett
Cunningham
Korf
Bain
Will
Macon
Bramer
Williams
McGugin
Ted Duke
DuBois
Marshall
Dempsey
Moore
McConnel
Morette
Revink
Rhodes
Don Duke
Letts
Washington Improvement League to launch lecture course drive
The Washington Improvement League begins a canvass tomorrow to promote a four part lecture course for fall and winter. Four events include two lectures a musical concert and a play with season tickets at $2 and half price for grade school children.
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Improvement League
Deserter Sentences Bring Local Transfer to Anamosa
Deputy Sheriff Fred Sweet transported Yulan F Hanahan to Anamosa to begin a one year sentence for wife desertion. He was accompanied by Alex Miller and Marshal Harry Edwards. Ray Ramsey, sentenced to one year for wife desertion at Fort Madison, was sent to the penitentiary Sunday.
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Fred Sweet
Yulan F. Hanahan
Anamosa
Alex Miller
Harry Edwards
Ray Ramsey
Fort Madison
Sons Testify for Father in Murder Case at the Bluffs
Two young sons of Walter Bardsley testified that their father killed Walter E. Zimmerman after Zimmerman allegedly tried to kill him. Bardsley took the stand for cross examination and described May incidents where Zimmerman taunted him and urged him to prepare for death.
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the Bluffs
Associated Press
Council Bluffs
Walter Bardsley
Walter E. Zimmerman
Bardsley
Zimmerman
Human Nature Resipient Finds Happiness in Small Matters
A reflective note on human nature's resilience. It suggests happiness can emerge from small comforts when grand desires are unmet, highlighting the human tendency to adapt and find contentment in modest joys.
Unknown Performer Dilemma Echoes in Complicated Plans
Fragmentary lines hint at a discussion about arranging a performance or event without clarity on the identity of a key participant. The text implies logistical questions and uncertainty about who will participate or be responsible.
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Emily Edgington
H. Bateman
Muscatine
James EB. Edgington
George Lang
Georgia
Fort McPherson
Atlanta
Illinois
COL
Wilson
Richland Boy
Fez Club
Archrest
Gdonvear
Frank L. Wilson & Co
East Side Square
Saur
Fairfield
Repass
Lange
Washington Improvement League
League
Evening Journal
H .H. Knott
Green
Inquire Journal
American Pearl Button Co
Sherman Broas
Drug Co
Elias Williams
Crawfordsville
Iowa
Lauson
Clayton Bear
George Young
F. B. Whinery
Iowa City
Cappock
Wm. Heeveltine
J. R. Griggs
East
Cheater
Lowell
R. E. Brown
Hereford
H. L. O'Loughlin
White Way
J. H. Jones
James Palmer
Wilson Heating Co
Joe Freund
Koa
Frank Miller
J. H. Baird
Hampshire
Wellman
Jonathan
Grimes
Edd Duvall
Chester
Mutual Phone
Grimes Golden
York Imperial
Ben Davis
Ganos
A. J. Waldschmidt
W. W. McFarland
Washington Motor Co
North Avenue D
Call
Impanse
Crails
Frank Lydy
E. 7Th St
Clark & Enslin
West Side Square
Arnold
Tariff Congress
Associa
Denver
Ho Wedtien Tariff Congress
United States
Jones
Berlin
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