Local visits and ads in Ames and Keota area
Mrs. Fread and LeRoy Fread have been visiting in Des Moines for three days. AFor Sale Ames Twelve Ingredients Mineral Mixture three dollars per hundred. Stock sale fifty cents per hundred. Mrs. Harvey Young honored in Winfield luncheon. Miss Cora Haupert shopped in town and returned to Keota. Mrs E P Foss visited Davenport daughter Mrs Lee Bettender. Mrs Ella McCrabb and daughter Marjorie spent today in Washington and Marjorie attended the Teachers Institute. Auctioneer KD Macon listed in Washington Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Kolosick Stock Remedy Co
Ella McCrabb
Marjorie McCrabb
Keota
Toda
Washington
Marjorie
Teachers Institute
Local families visit relatives and buy radio gear
Last evening Merwin, Case Dunshee and others visited grandmother Mrs Ferry Dunshee in Keota. Mrs Sara Crawford and Miss Mary Gregory return from Keota after visits and teachers institute. Radio sets from Crosley and Zenith at Triangle. Willard Battery promotions at Holmes Willard Battery Station. A. L. Sanders buys a Hudson seven passenger for taxi use via Mangold agency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merwin
Case Dunshee
Keota
Ferry Dunshee
A. LD. Sanders
Mangold
Local residents visit relatives and attend events across Iowa
Mrs. Howard Crozier spends the day in Muscatine on business. Miss Florence Wilson returns to Ainsworth after a two day visit. Mrs. Frank Lamp goes home to Eldridge with Grace and Verne Asken. Mrs. Cleo Stockey and Martha Marie visit Davenport for a day. Mrs. Ed Bandrick and Evelyn join them. Hazel Walters heads to Fairfield to visit Parsons College friends. George McDaniel family travels to Muscatine to visit relatives. Mert King Ethel King Hazel Conner visit Keota to see Mrs Than Alender. Mrs. Wilson Welliver and daughter visit Mrs. Harold Young in town. H. S. Young leaves for California. Mrs. Young stays. Mrs. A. W. Hall of Colfax visiting at H. S. Young home. Maxine Welliver of Ainsworth visits sister Mrs. Harold Young. Mrs. M. A. Crandell of Oskaloosa returns home after visiting Mrs. Iredl Moore. Hugh Davis family in town today. Beows Jensen key details noted. Mrs. Will Liarico and Mary Louise visit Burlington to see Harwood’s mother. Loren Horton travels to Havre to visit her parents. Mrs. W. Riddle returns to Mediapolis after attending Woman’s clubs convention. L. H. Turnipseed of near Sigourney visits Walter Carl and meets newborn Margaret Jean. Mrs. KE L Sperling of Middleton goes to Oskaloosa to visit daughter Mrs. Hemming. Lily Kennedy returns to Montrose after attending Woman’s clubs convention. guest of Mrs. Jank Wilson.
Weather Plans Disrupted By Rain Says Local Page
The weather forecast unsettles today’s plans while residents adapt. A local store invites inquiries about the universal Combination Gas and Fuel Range for sale or discussion to fit changing arrangements.
Underwriters Fire Barometer Links Fires to Trade Cycles
New York Oct 11 The National Board of Fire Underwriters reports a link between garment and textile trade cycles and fire incidence. As Christmastide approaches, sewing machine idle periods raise boiler and shop fires, with April ending garment activity, while weather and output fluctuations influence regional loss patterns.
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New York
National Board of Fire
Powrd
Xoods Manufacturing
Toto
New England
Texas
Georgia
Ilinois
Lome
Boc
United States
William Street
Wall Street
Maiden Lane
Desert Gotlaw thrills at Fox Theatre amid Buck Jones stunts
Buck Jones stars as Sam Lianedon a rugged prospector who saves May Haloway and battles a lynch mob in The Desert Gotlaw at the Fox Theatre opening for two days. The action includes a runaway stagecoach a daring train escape and handcuff stunts with his horse Silver. Also Ridin the Windstarring Fred Thomson screens with high horseplay and chills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buck Jones
Desert
Fox Theatre
Sam Lianedon
May Haloway
Tom
Langdon
Buck
Silver King
Fred Thomson
Thomson
Silver
Marion Jackson
del Andrews
Women urge World Court support and peace drive
A call to action for women to lobby for the World Court and peace, urging unified club and community involvement. The note highlights December 17 Senate consideration, essay contests, and letters to Iowa senators to show public support, stressing nonpartisan cooperation for global law and national safety.
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Fes
Senate
Mrs. Nabers
Fort Madison
R. H. Volland
Town City
Iowa
Foreign Relations Committee
The
Tows Club
Fragmented court remark on living arrangements in British inquiry
A woman tells an English magistrate that her husband has rooms at his mother's house and she objects to living with relatives. She prefers to live with her mother and asks the magistrate to unite them. The magistrate clarifies the living location as the mother’s house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tie
Arson crime and market trade slowdowns noted
The text discusses spring trades for hats and dress goods slowed by retarded shipments. It notes that aliens are often linked to arson trails and that arsonists are held responsible for many fires. It also states arson is widespread but hard to prove with many claims settled without indictments.
Weekend Visits And Local Market Specials At Thompson Sanitary Market
Miss Marjorie Sechulty will spend the weekend with friends in Rubio. Chas Doran Houck, who attends city school, is visiting his country home. Mrs. Thomas O Flaherty and Ella from Wellman attended the Woman's club and visited Mrs. Houck. Saturday specials list two pounds wenries 35 cents two pounds all pork sausage 45 cents two pounds pork steak 45 cents real pork tender loin 60 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Sechulty
Rubio
Chas, Doran Houck
Thomas O'Flaherty
Ella
Wellman
Woman's Club
Chas. Houck
Thompson Sanitary Market
Shoestring District Defines Mississippi River Theorem
The Shoestring District the sixth Mississippi was a long thin congressional district about 300 miles long and 20 miles wide. It included all counties touching the Mississippi River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi
Mississippi River
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FOX
Sennett
Matnee
J. M. Kurtz
Davenport
Addie Innis
Carrol
Harvey Young
Winfield
J. C. Green
Cora Haupert
Town
Fairmont
Johnson's Grocery
Ethel Atkinson
Robert McGee
Cambridge, Ilinois
E. P. Foss
Visi
Lee Betttender
Gabriel
Holmes’ Willard Battery Station
Gasoline Alley
KD. F. Macon
Washinggton
Crosley
Zenith
Triangle
Sara Crawford
W. T. Stevenson
Mary Gregory
Keola
Pairmount Creamery Company
J. P. Hennon
West Chester
Charles Hennon
Edna Antes
Bessie Wilson
BE G. Wilson
Willard
Holmes Willard Battery
Con Motor Co
Ralph Jotusoen
Dale of
Paul Gorham
Dougherty Bros
John Belville
Fairfield
Tabernacle
Howard Crozier
Muscatine
Florence Wilson
Ainsworth
Frank Lamp
Eldridge
Grace
Verne Asken
Cleo Stockey
Martha Marie
Ed Bandrick
Evelyn
Hazel Walters
Parsons College
Miss Walters
George McDaniel
Mert King
Ethel King
Hazel Conner
Than Alender
Wilson Welliver
Harold Young
H. S. Young
California
Mrs. Young
A. W. Hall of
Colfax
Maxine Welliver of
Mrs
M. A. Crandell
Oskaloosa
Iredl Moore
Hugh Davis
Crawfordsvills
Tedayv
Igs
Beows Jensen
Will Liaricod
Mary Louise
Burlington
Mrs. Harwood
Francis Waite
Loren Horton
Havre
Jake Shrader
Mrs. W. ©. Riddle
Mediapolis
Miss Harriet Riddle
Convention For Woman's Clubs
KE. L. Sperling
Middleton
J. F. Hemming
Lily Kennedy
Mont Rose
Woman's Clubs
Miss Kennedy
Jank Wilson
Ross Pan
Wim, Fitzgerald
Omaha
Des Moines
Pro
McElhinney Drug Co
Bilock Jones
Chambers of Commerce
Sor Over
Washington Cleaners
South Side Square
Congress
Samuel J. Montgomery
Barnesville
Okla
Marine Corps
John Shields & Sons
Lemmon
Jewelry
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