Social Events Share Fall Festivities North of Dublin
Mrs. Lem Logan hosted Wellston club members and two guests with dahlias, a convention report by Miss Birdie Hotle, and a luncheon served by Mrs. Bakehouse and Mrs. Pulver. The Woman's Relief Corps held a party for charter members, with readings and patriotic songs. Various clubs and church groups met for fall programs, bazaars, and a large Halloween party with readings, refreshments, and socializing.
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Lem Logan
Dublin
Wellston
Jane Bakehouse
Dora Pulver
Columbus Junction
Birdie Hotle
Gladys Hoover
Woman's Relief Corps
Asa Jones
Scott Reister
C. O. Bailey
D. J. Eichelberger
Frank Gobble
Reister
Washington
Bunker
Lorene Hillhouse
Friendship Club
Warren Donaldson
Walnut Women’s Club
Dan Guy
George Hotle
Fall Injures Mrs Clyde. Arm Broken in Stairs Accident
Mrs. Robert Clyde of North Avenue B fell on stairs last evening around five thirty and broke two bones in her right wrist. She sustained severe bruising and will be cared for at home by Mrs. J. B. Clyde who arrived last Thursday to help with Mr. Clyde's illness.
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Miss Smith
Francis Tarbox
Lea Nora Harris
Frederick Knight Logan
John
Miss Gray
Shannon
Will Harwood
Doris Robinson
J. B. Crail
Esther Welch
Jackson
Robert Cherry
R. E. Brown
Virginia Crull
Council Bluffs
Bible In
S. W. Brookhart
Ethel Atkinson
Emma Anderson
C. W. Busby
Flower Mission
J. R. George
Benedict Home
Clyde
Eliza Beard
Blanch Gordon
R. E. Shannon
J. A. Harwood
East Main Street
Robert Shannon
Virginia
Harwood
Helen Gray
Lou Langworthy
Ladies Aid
Viazel Smith
Mary Hunter
Leon
Conrad Richter
T. M. Barne
Pat Lawrence Dunbar
8. W. Livingston
Mary Louise Harwood
Margaret Livington
Homer Richardson
Bob Lytle
Priscilla Morrison
Robert Clyde
North Avenue
J. B. Clyde
Will
Multiple Local Notices From Community Organizations
Announcements list meetings for Alma Hearne Holland missionary society Fortnightly club music department K P s Damascus Shrine ceremonial in Muscatine Iowa Art department Fortnightly club Farmers Union West Chester Queen Esthers and De Moleys regular meeting details with times and hosts.
Local club notices outline bake sale and meetings
Methodist groups schedule bake sale at South Side Square on October 20 and hold multiple Thursday and Tuesday meetings at private homes in various districts. Several clubs announce postponed events and hostess details, with civic and church members listed for coordination in Havre and surrounding areas.
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Delta Alpha
Methodist Sunday School
South Side Square
Employment conditions remain satisfactory in midwest states
The Fourth district report covering Iowa Kansas Missouri Minnesota Nebraska and North and South Dakota shows general stability in employment. Minor surpluses occur in Missouri and North Dakota due to large building projects with farm labor shortages in the latter. Des Moines Sioux City Dubuque and other cities report steady demand for road workers general labor and skilled trades.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Middle West
Iowa
Kansas
Missouri
Minnesota
Nebraska
North
South Dakota
North Dakota
Cood
Sioux City
Dubuque
Davert
Cedar Rapids
Prohibition Drive Seeks Stricter Federal Enforcement
Plans to boost Iowa anti saloon league support for tougher prohibition enforcement from Congress were announced in Des Moines by P. McNaught. The move targets penalties under Iowa law for prohibition violations and mobilizes tens of thousands of dry constituency members.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Iowa
Congress
P. McNaught
Iowa Anti Saloon League
Iowa Leader Calls For Stronger Prohibition Penalties
Mc Naught notes federal penalties under the Volstead act are mild for bootlegging. He cites a Cincinnati case where a man’s wealth fell from 6000 to 3 million, with a two year prison sentence. The Iowa Anti-Saloon League credits stricter state laws from the last general assembly for curbing violations.
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McNaught
Iowa City
Cincinnati
Iowa Anti-Saloon League
New Paneled Weaving Stock Sold by The Journal
A new paneled weaving stock is offered printed or engraved by request through The Journal. The notice highlights customizable stock for purchasers seeking tailored textile panels or decorative weavings.
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the Journal
Yankees Win World Series in tense final game
In a tight finale the Yankees prevail over the Giants. Ward, Bancroft and Schang feature in the late drama as the Yankees tally six runs on five hits with no errors while the Giants mount four runs on ten hits and one error.
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Yankees
Jones
Frisch
Ward
Young
Meusel
Scott
Stengel
Cunningham
Dugan
Yankeys
Bancroft
Schang
Giants
Kelly
Pipp
Snyder
Bentley
Ryan
Hearings Set Over Des Moines Texas Rail Freight Rates
A hearing today before the Interstate Commerce Commission will consider the Des Moines board of trade and the Greater Des Moines committee claim that railroad rates on grain and other commodities between Des Moines and Texas points are unjust. Fifty nine railroads are named as defendants in the suit and throught rates to Texas are requested. the process may span several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Des Moines Board of Trade
Greater Des Moines Committee
Texas
Inter-State Commerce Commission
Women urged to fund Louvain library restoration
New York report says every American women’s club should dedicate a day before Armistice Day to raise funds for restoring the Louvain library. Mrs. Pennybacker leads the National Committee of Women and has sent 16,000 printed programs with speeches, the Belgian anthem, and a poem. The project seeks 1 million dollars, with about half already donated or pledged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Louvain
Percy V. Pennybacker
National Committee of Women
Library of
Flanders
Edna Jacques
Pennybacker
Man Seeks Little Here Below If Others Have Less
A brief note states a man desires only a small share as others also possess little. The wording emphasizes modest means and shared scarcity without detailing persons or places.
Rock Island Chiefs Rise From the Ranks
Chicago Oct 15 The executives of the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific Railroad rose from humble beginnings. President J B Gorman started as a car checker and others began as stenographers and clerks. Four now sit on the board, showing opportunity for advancement as board members retire and new workers are promoted.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad
Board of Directors
Mrs Harding to Stay in Washington for Personal Affairs
Anaheim Calif October 15 A relative of Mrs Florence K Harding widow of the late President Harding reports she abandoned plans to spend winter in southern California and will remain in Washington to settle Mr Harding’s personal affairs.
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Associated Press
Anaheim
Cal
Florence K. Harding
President Harding
California
Washington
Harding
Gossip on Courtship Won't End Ear Bend
A playful early 20th century quip warns a suitor to mind propriety or face the girl's papa. The brief item echoes social rules about dating and parental oversight in small town life.
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Charles Smith
Kings Heralds
West Chester Methodist Church
China
Heralds
Berenice
Pauline Gardner
Alma Hearne
Holland Missionary Sociey
The
Methodist Church
Booster Club
Clem Edgar
George Mann
K. of P.'s
Ralph Minick Co
Damascus Shrine No. 10
Rose Croix Shrine No. 5
Muscatiine
Masonic Temple
Ella Dickerson
Seventh Street
Muscatine
Eva Mae Michels
H. P
Htha Dawson
Farmers Union of West Chester
Queen Esthers
Alma Karel
de Moleys
Carl Kunath
M. C
Clarence Rathmel
Glen Cuddyback
Amos Weaver
T. S. E. Club
C. H. Guther
Century Club
Just Us Club
Havre
Will McBride
F. G. Chesley P. C
Ladies Auxiliary Society
West Chester
Burlington
Ottumwa
Mason City
Washington Oil Co
Rock Island
Mrs. Harding
Westinghouse
John S. Black
Wayland Road
Bill
Jim
Baldys
Barney
Joe
Boy
Goldy
Pep
Tibbin
Dolly
Cyprus
Geo. F. Morrison
Trustee Et al
Chas, Brown
Graham Theatre
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