Roosevelt to Speak on Conservation at Appalachian Expo
Former President Roosevelt will address the Appalachian Exposition on conservation. He will also speak at a border prison location and back T B Slemp in a tight Virginia race. The Southern Commercial Congress will host a gathering with delegates from multiple southern states. Dr. Clarence Owens will join as agriculture and immigration commissioner in Washington. The Trans Mississippi Congress meets in San Antonio next month with Knox and Barrett among speakers.
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Democrats at Kalamazoo Rally in Michigan State Convention
Kalamazoo Mich Oct 7 Democrats inaugurate campaign with an oral rally of party workers tied to the state convention Candidates for all state offices except governor and lieutenant governor will be chosen under the primary system at the gathering and a platform will be adopted
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Kalamazoo
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Demo of
Michigan
Eighth Piping Rock Horse Show Opens at Piping Rock Field
Thirty six classes compete in the eighth annual Piping Rock Horse Show opening at Piping Rock Field Glen Cove. Trophies will be awarded to owners of winning horses as judges set standards for top entries.
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L. J
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Southern leaders meet to boost natural resources
Representatives and business men from sixteen southern states gathered in Atlanta on October 7 to discuss methods for advertising and expanding the region's natural resources and to promote regional development nationwide.
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Atlanta
Maryland
Texas
Rumbling Dispatched Echoes Across Cities Stirring Residents
New York dispatch notes a distant thunderlike rumble felt in Los Angeles California and Fez Morocco prompting curious residents to seek explanations. The report frames the sound as a possible natural or unexplained atmospheric event.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Fez Morocco
Prince of Wales attends church as Davis's worship noted
Fifty years ago today in Richmond St Pauls church hosted President Jefferson Davis in a service where General Robert E Lee's dispatch announcing the Confederate collapse was received. Twenty five years ago today witnesses in New York testified to cures claimed by faith healing.
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Richmond
Jefferson Davis
Robert &. Lee
New York City
Columbia Flag Rush Sparks Campus Traditions
The annual Columbia University flag rush erupts as students celebrate with a no holds barred rivalries between freshies and sophs. Past pranks include freshmen pulling sophomores across South Field and sophomores dunking freshmen in the campus fountain. Authorities warn of possible trouble and local hospitals prepare for rush related injuries.
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Saloonkeepers Face Continued Court Action in What Cheer
In Keokuk County District Court Judge Clements sustained the demurrer of Hon C M Brown to the saloon keeper defendants What Cheer Iowa led by Charles Sprinkle Barker Covin Clemens Alai and William Ridley and J O Keefe Haddy Abodeely J Haddy. The cases go to the November Term. Ridley and Gallagher sought a compromise offering to quit business and pay costs if injunctions were dismissed. a permanent injunction was demanded. An injunction petition was filed against John Ford druggist What Cheer Iowa.
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Sigourney
Iowa
District Court
Keokuk County
Clements
C. M. Brown
What Cheer
Charles Sprinkle
Barker & Covin
Clemens
William Ridley
Pat Gallagher
John Ford
Rock Island Hog Special Promotes Iowa Hog Raising
Des Moines reports the first annual breakfast bacon train leaves eastward from Des Moines on the Rock Island line. It stops at Altoona at 8 45 and will visit every Rock Island town to Ladora reaching 5 30 pm. Lectures and demonstrations on successful hog raising are featured.
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Rock Island
Altoona
Ladora
Doctor’s Question on Bowels Sparks Rexall Orderlies Ad
A vintage Rexall advertisement stresses bowel regularity as key to health. It touts Rexall Orderlies as a gentle, safe remedy for constipation and bowel disorders, claiming no purge or nausea and suitability for children and the elderly. The copy promises money back if customers are not satisfied and notes sale at Cook & Sherman Rexall Store.
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Pleasant Hill County News Happenings
In Pleasant Hill on Oct 5 Mrs George Gilette and son George of Driscoll North Dakota returned to Washington after a two week visit with her sister Mrs Frank Kephart. Special meetings continue over Sunday with all invited to attend.
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George Gilette
George
Driscoll
North Dakota
Washington
Frank Kephart
James Thompson
Ainsworth
John Caldwell
Nora Eckles
Elmer Kephart
Arthur Ruebsam
Lloyd Waster
John Putman
A. W. Strum
Jennie
Lucile
John Kephart
Jim Moothart
Baby
Jim Thompson
Local Notes and Funeral Details From Keota and Ainsworth
A collection of social notices from Ainsworth and Keota includes travel mentions of Pearson and Mrs. Alice Breen visiting relatives, and a Keota funeral for Mrs. Catherine Stouffer born 1833 in Maryland. The piece records church activities, Sunday school plans, and leadership roles for upcoming services led by Rev. J. F. Robertson with music from the Sunday school orchestra.
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Ainsworth
Pearson
Alice Breen
Ottumwa
Sarah K
Mollie Allender
Minnie Fitzgerald
Stouffer
Methodist Church
J. F. Robertson
Epworth League
P. Martin
L. B. Hulse
Willard Tutt
E. A. Hulse
W. D. Banford
A. My Miller
Kate B. Glover
Sayer
BE. Hulse
Fragmented humor and acerbic quips across Penny Sins
A collage of light humor and witticisms from comic strips and editorials. Jokes touch on parenting politics and everyday quirks with mismatched dialogue and puns. Notable exchanges include infant Hercules threatening bogy men and suffragette bravado as a mock forewarning.
Local visitors and travel notes in Allen DeLong area
Tls today in their auto visit at the Allen DeLong home. George Palmer departs for Duncan Iowa to visit his son. D H Fox and Mr and Mrs Roy Twinam and son Everette were passengers for Washington. Mrs M E Vesey arrives from Winfield. Mrs J I Huston goes to Burlington to visit Elizabeth Huston of Winfield in hospital. Mrs Thomas Bennett returns from Kansas. Mr and Mrs John Hanna and son Earnest of West Chester spend the day with friends. Presbyterian services at 11 and 7 United Presbyterian 11 and 7 Methodist 11 and
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Tls
Allen DeLong
George Palmer
Duncan
Iowa
D. H. Fox
Roy Twinam
Everette
Washington
M. E. Vesey
Winfield
J. i. Huston
Burlington
Elizabeth Huston
John Hanna
Earnest
West Chester
Apples for sale at Milwaukee freight house
Marcus Kuun offers apples for sale at the Milwaukee freight house. Prices are 1.90 and 1.25 per quantity. Claim describes extra good quality and a carload available.
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Milwaukee Freight House
Marcus Kuun
Des Moines switch maker offers quick hair work service
An experienced switch maker from Des Moines advertises assisting in a hair business for a short time. She invites customers to bring combings or cut hair for switches or puffs, promises quick completion, and notes Melba toilet articles just received. Parlor at Mide C. Lewis Millinery Store run by Mrs. N. L. Black.
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Des Moines
N. L. Black
Mide
C. Lewis Millinery
Beggar tale prompts addled vow of life tale
A fragment from Harper s Week recalls a beggar recounting a life changing accident after a crowded hotel dining room incident. The Detra Free Press piece quotes a sympathetic woman and a man mentioning life altering injury while the Spokatic Spokesman Review notes a cryptic property in a wife s name exchange.
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