Keota Prepares for Big Fall Festival on Wednesday
Keota plans a large crowd for the Fall Festival on the 15th with a parade, floats, and entertainment. The program features bands, roller skaters, Japs performers, a parade with Lagos Percheron stallion, motorcycle polo, an address by Robert G. Cousins, a River side game, and a comedy show at City Park.
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Keota
Broadway
Fulton Street
Iowa Brigade
Washington
Collier @ De Walde
Lagos
City Park
Robert G. Cousins
Riverside
R. J. Bathurst
Constipation Cure Promised by Chamberlains Tablets
The ad claims serious disorders start with constipation and promotes Chamberlains Tablets as a mild, gentle, pleasant remedy. It urges proper diet and exercise for health, notes the tablets are easy to take and cost a quarter at Lemmon's Drug Store.
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Chamberlain
Lemmon’'s
Study Center for Teachers Set for October 25
Miss Kathryn Montgomery county superintendent announces a teachers study center to be held Saturday in Washington. The state college extension department will send two instructors, Miss Grace Rait and Prof. Hugh S. Buffum, to lead reading circle and city rural classes with sessions at 9:50 10:30 1:15 and 2:15. Reading and language work emphasized using Bennett's School Efficiency. Large attendance expected.
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Kathryn Montgomery
Washington
State Teachers’ College
Grace Rait
Hugh S. Buffum
Miss Rait
Buffum
Polish Recipe for Cabinet Makers Craft
A cabinet maker shares a polishing mix using one half pint raw linseed oil three tablespoons turpentine two tablespoons alcohol and three tablespoons vinegar. The instructions call for shaking well before use and applying to wood to finish the surface.
Colonel Brookhart Mustered Out Soon
Col S W Brookhart arrived for a brief visit at home then will proceed to Camp Dodge to be mustered out October 25 He will return home to resume his law practice and farming operations He has served nearly two years in the army in a leading role in rifle training and has spent months at the rifle marksmanship school at Camp Benning Georgia.
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S. W. Brookhart
Camp Dodge
Brookhart
Army
Rifle Training
Service
Camp Benning
Georgia
Remedy for coughs and croup from Lemmon's Drug Store
This remedy targets coughs colds croup and whooping cough and is sold nationwide including foreign countries. The advertisement claims extraordinary merit and urges readers to try it, noting its sale and use have extended across the United States.
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United States
Lemmon’s Drug Store
Advt
Combination Sale Notice By Whittaker and Brown
A mixed auction advertises a sale on Saturday featuring 20 Duroc hogs 4 full blood Chester White hogs two fresh cows and various furniture and machinery The listing asks bidders to name items they have for sale The notice is attributed to Whittaker and Brown with a street address 612 A Want Wilt Skit
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Chester
Whittaker & Brown
Local clubs announce meetings and postponements
The Kolah club plans a Wednesday meeting with Mrs Lauder Kennedy at 413 Shalom Group holds its regular monthly session at the Methodist church Tuesday. The TibMy social and supper is postponed indefinitely. PEO meets Thursday at 2 30 with Miss Louise Cunningham. The Navajo club meets Wednesday afternoon with Mrs C S Woodford 512. The Ladies Aid October Social is Friday afternoon in the church basement with refreshments.
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Kolah Club
Lauder Kennedy
Shalom
Methodist Sunday School
TibMy
Louise Cunningham
Roberts
Navajo Club
Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist Church
Funeral for Ezra Eicher at Wayland and Noble church
Funeral services were held for Ezra Eicher of Wayland who died suddenly in Springdale Arkansas while visiting two brothers. The service occurred first at the Wayland residence then at the Hicher church near Noble with Rev S M Musselman and several pastors officiating. Burial followed at Eicher cemetery. Pallbearers were Wayland Savings Bank directors where Eicher had served as cashier for twenty years. Cause of death listed as neuralgia of the heart after a brief illness.
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Ezra Eicher
Wayland
Springdale
Ark
Hicher
Noble
Eicher
S. M. Musselman
Wayland and Noble Mennonite
Daniel Graber
Amish Mennonite Church
Sugar Creek
Slack
Wayland Methodist Church
Stuckey
Olds
Wayland Savings Bank
John
Dave Richer
Lion's Den Comes to Fox Theatre With Bert Lytell
The Lion's Den a Metro play starring Bert Lytell opens at the Fox Theatre Wednesday afternoon and night. The story by Frederick Orin Bartlett follows a young clergyman who starts a club to save boys from street life and funds his plan by entering the lion's den of commerce. Cast includes Alice Lake Joseph Kilgour Edward J. Connelly and others under director Geo D. Baker.
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Lion's den
Metro
Fox Theatre
Bert Lytell
Frederick Orin Bartlett
the Spender
Saturday Evening Post
Lion’s den
Lion's den of Commerce
Mr. Lytell
Alice Lake
Joseph Kilgour
Edward J. Connelly
Augustus Phillips
Howard Crampton
Seymour Rose
Alice Nowland
Mother Anderson
Geo. D. Baker
Miss Ina Caldwell Visits Crawfordsville Horsewoman Note
Miss Ina Caldwell of Burlington visits the Ralph Borman home and is described as an expert horsewoman traveling from Burlington. Local residents Mr and Mrs J T King visit relatives in Wayland and Mrs Hannah Kurtz returns home after several weeks there. Twin boys born to Mr and Mrs HM McCleary of Mesita Colorado, and Rev G W Hanna returns to Philadelphia after preaching with United Presbyterian church here.
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Crawfordsville
Ina Caldwell
Burlington
Ralph Borman
J. T. King
Wayland Sabbath
John Lease
Lee
John Anwyl
Washington
HM McCleary
Mesita
Colo
G. W. Hanna
Philadelphia
United Presbyterian Church
Guinea Apes Noted for Hair Used in Fur Goods
The article notes that the black apes of Guinea possess long silky hair valued for muffs and capes. It discusses traditional use and indicates the demand for this fur material among fashion makers.
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Guinea
Unrest in Sicily as peasants clash with troops
Rome dispatches report that about two people were killed in clashes between armed peasants and troops in Sicily with many wounded. Peasants roam rural districts amid rising unrest. In Brisbane a Oct 14 note says Queensland loan rumors of 10 million dollars circulated in the legislative assembly, but the treasurer would not confirm or deny.
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Paris
Rome
Siciy
Peasats Iy
Brisbane
Australia
Awerica
Queensland
Legislative Assembly
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