D A R Meeting Moved To Homes For Weather
Society notes report the first D A R meeting postponed to the home of Mresh Waerfel on South Iowa Ave due to rain with a pot luck supper and talks on the constitution planned afterward. The Highland Sewing Circle met with plans for a Halloween party on October 36 at Will Murphy Sr. home and luncheon later.
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Mresh
Waerfel
South
Iowa Ave
Highland Sewing Circle
Mamie Krotz
Whhteen
TD. McMillian
Howard Bell
Tony Malichky
Frank Plorang
Will Murphy Sr
Delia Lesek
Meettok
Dreesine’s
Peope
Klopfenstein
Three Factors Named by Sargent for RR Difficulties
Des Moines report cites three chief factors hurting railroads in the western district. Fred W. Sargent of Chicago, president of the Chicago Northwestern, told Des Moines Chamber of Commerce the causes include low freight rates, vigorous motor bus competition cutting long haul revenue, and Panama Canal impact on overland traffic. He warned subsidies and taxes favor road and canal transport over rail.
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Des Moines
Oct
Panama Canal
I. R
Fred W. Sargent
Chicago
Chicago & Northwestern Railroad
Sargent
Chamber of Commerce
Isher
Sargen
aPnama Canal
Middle West
Allgoods
Railroad Reform Proposals From Mr Sargent at Meeting
Mr Sargent urged three remedies to the railroading crisis including a moderate freight rate rise, removal of restrictive laws or equal application to other transport, and higher Panama Canal tolls or tax relief for railroads. He noted Western District has 143,000 miles of rail and 50 systems, none yielding 5% historically, calling for careful study of the act known as the railroad guarantee law. He cited a 1915-1918 investment rise and growing taxes, with current year taxes projected at about 10.9 million after about 3 million in 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sargent
Panama Canal
Surrent
Northwesern
Quiet Conscience Sleeps In the Theater
A fragment speaks of a theater and a quiet conscience while rest and calle lie distant, naming Benjamin Pranktin in a murky archival line. The odd line hints at a dramatic or literary attribution within a historical page segment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calle
Benjamin Pranktin
Fortnightly Club General Meeting Notice
There will be a general meeting of the Fortnightly club in the women's room Wednesday at 3 p m. Havre Social club meets Thursday afternoon with Mrs Joe McGnats. There are interesting items in today's advertisements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havre Social Club
Joe McGnats
Local church groups plan fall meetings and gatherings
Notices list various church and club events including Masonic temple meeting at 7 30 evening, Presbyterian Ladies Bible class shifting to Friday, Home Department invitations, KE Welth hosting, Prairie Flower church prayer at 7 40, regular Thursday Knights meeting, Just Us club Wednesday, Presbyterian Ladies’ annual rummage on October 10, West Chester W C T U Tuesday 2 PM, Fortnightly Music Department Monday 7 45, St James P T A October 6, Pleasant Plains Missionary all day October 7, Pithion Sisters Castle Hall October 6, and American Legion Auxiliary Thursday 7 50 with emphasis on attendance.
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Epworth Leaene
West Chester
Methodist Churet
Florence
Merle Cordner
Castle Hall
Knights of the Order
Desiree
Order of M. E.G
American Legion Aunxi
Nary
Community groups set notices in West Chester area
Multiple notices list weekly church and club gatherings in West Chester siting dates October 7 and 29 along with meetings for Baptist Women Moose Lodge Walnut Woman's Club and Washington Lodge among others. Content notes officer attendance Dutch supper and pot luck details where given.
Friendship Club Meeting Thursday With Mrs Nellie Eustler
The friendship club will meet Thursday afternoon October 8 with Mrs Nellie Eustler. The ladies of St Paul Evangelical church plan an all day meeting Thursday October 5 at the Martin Weston home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendship Club
Nellie Eustler
Oss
St. Paul Evangelical Church
Martin Weston
Community notices and club meetings listed
The Rebekah club will be entertained Thursday afternoon by Mrs. Lewis Baker and Mrs. Davisson at the home of Wr Baker. G. A. R regular meeting at the hall Tuesday afternoon at two o clock. The Navajo club will meet Wednesday afternoon at 9 44 with Mrs. George Maxwell. The Baptist ladies will sew on Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. C W Long. The Bethel and Cotter congregation will give a reception Friday evening at the Cotter church for Rev Stockwell and wife. The Fortnightly club third study department will meet with Mrs Dan Bevins on Wednesday afternoon at 2 50 Superintendent Peet will speak.
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W. C.T. UL
West Chester
AL Ri
R. S. Warfel
Rebekah Club
Lewis Baker
Davisson
Wr Baker
N. L. Long
Poe
George Maxwell
C. W. Long
Bethet and
Cotter Cong. Ean
Fens
Cotter Church
Stockwell
Dan Bevins
Peet
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L. F. Larson
Miss Hess Conger
Bernardine Neville
Dave Anwy
Miss Neville
Betty Francine Grecian
Fifth Street
Harry Fullerton
Betty
W. C. Parke
New Holland
Chattahoochee River
Atlanta
Ruth Johnson
Jefferson, Ga
R. R
Cynthia Mestey
Cumson
Europe
Wrigley’s
Amos Chapter
Miday
Masonic Temple
James Sexton
M. C
Robert Thompson
The
Presbyterian Church
Lydia Juzeler
Home Department
Osis
Nation
Hugh Arthur
Lou Arthur
KE. O. Welth
Prairie Flower Church
Karl Smith
BF. S
Mae Hoopengardner
Ladies of the Presbyterian Church
St. James PP. T. A
Pleasant Plains Missionary Society
Peter Berdo
T. So. KB. Club
Baptist Kensington
T. Poore
W. Plummer
Moose Lodge
Ainsworth We
Walnut Woman's Club
Grant Humston
He Harmony
Will Maet
Ralph Lytle
Washington Lodge
W. M
Lakes Aid
Christian Church
Kobah
Young Woman's Missionary Society of the Baptist Church
Chevrolet
F. ©. B. Flint
Mich
White Way
Tucker & Eicher
Washington, Iowa
Siocre
Beacon Jacanard
Amana
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