Community notes from Brighton and nearby towns
Miss Ona Crile and friends visited her mother Mrs. Edna Crile in Brighton weekend and attended a football game in Fairfield. The Ladies Aid held a Fall Festival in Judson building raising over 165 dollars. Mrs. Luther Spry of Fairfield died Friday. James Alexander of Acron Colp is visiting relatives in Brighton. The WFRS plans a meeting with Mrs. C E Ward Friday afternoon. The Brighten Canning Co. ship...
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Brighton
Winona Crile
Wyman
Edna Crile
Lowige Nelson
Clairet Ridgeway
Winfield
Fairfield
Jersons-Cornely
Baxter Ingham
Muscatine
Ladies Aid of the
Methodist Church
Judson Building
Blanche McCarty Sis Bom
Washington County Hospital
Robt. Edwards
Robert
Betty
Mediapolis
Luther Spry
Spry
James Alexander
Acron Colp
Jake Alkire
Atlantic
WFRS
C E. Ward
Ray the Brighten Canning Co
From Office Boy to General Wer Chicago Feature
A Chicago feature traces a career path from office boy to general manager highlighting rapid advancement through skill with typewriters. It notes a mail order house offering affordable installments and training to equip workers with typing proficiency in about three weeks. Interested readers may contact the International Typewriter Exchange at 184 W. Lake Street.
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Chicago
Brown
International Typewriter Exchange
W. Lake Street
Kupais
Local Farm Reports Heavy Rain Hurts Tomato Crop
The farm shipped five more carloads this week bringing total to twenty for the season. Wet weather and hail cut the tomato crop by about 35 percent with total crop just over 60,000 bushes and around 150 tons of rabbage. Early crop is canned while later fruit ripens in tanks. pumpkin canning is underway as 460 tons are expected and many pumpkins rot in the fields due to the unusual wet spell.
Mrs Smith foresees Locarno Pact shaping world peace
Mrs Ida Wise Smith in Sioux City urged that the Locarno Pact may begin a new era of world peace. She called for outlawry of war, an international court, stricter prohibition enforcement, and loyal support to President Coolidge and to officials Andrews and McCampbell.
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Mrs. Smith
Locarno
Sioux City
Europe
Ida Bb. Wise Smith
United States
International Court of Justice
General Andrews
Andrew McCampbell
Treasury Department
Iowa Faces Liquor Consumption And Enforcement Critique
The article notes widespread store openings and patent medicines linked to whiskey returning from banishment. It cites 1924 Iowa prescriptions totaling 11 009 and 12 750 pints of liquor prescribed by physicians despite doubts of benefit. It condemns bootlegging and calls for citizen cooperation with enforcement to strengthen the law.
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Iowa
Countywide Music Memory Contest Planned for June 1926
County agent Rollo Pickford announced plans for a county wide music memory contest in June 1926 at the local high school auditorium. Any 4 H club girl in the county is eligible. A perfect score is 200 points, with 6 for correct selection name, 3 for composer, and 1 for correct spelling across 20 numbers.
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Wapello
Nt Rollo
Pickford
Alderman F Kuehl Arrested on Drunkenness Charge
Davenport Iowa October 28 An arrest report cites F Kuehl democratic alderman second ward city council member and contractor on charges from his wife alleging habitual drinking She asked the vicinity commission to commit him to the state hospital for inebriates A hearing is set for later today Kuehl remains jailed
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Davenport
Iia
Otto F. Kuehl
Vifinity Commission
Kueh
Optimistic Belgian Finance Minister Sees Stabilizing Franc
Brussels report quotes M. Janssens, Finance Minister, predicting gradual franc improvement. He says no new loans in 1926, foreign borrowing would aim to consolidate the franc, reimburse the Bank Nationale and build a solid cash balance to steady the financial market.
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Brussels
M. Janssens
Bank Nationale
Sumner Sues Bekman for 10000 in Malicious Defamation
Orange City Mrs. Alice Sumner of Alton Iowa sues J K Bekman for ten thousand dollars in damages alleging malicious defamation of character.
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Orange City
Alice Sumner
Alton
J. K. Bekman
Tailor Hero
City leaders backed by broad business support oppose ouster
A large group of businessmen and citizens sign a resolution backing the mayor and city council as ouster proceedings have been filed currently targeting them.
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Maquoketa
Supreme Court Decisions From Des Moines Iowa Roster
The Iowa Supreme Court released decisions across counties including Woodbury Black Hawk and Plymouth. It affirms reverses and remands on matters ranging from injunctions disbarment breaches to foreclosures and quiet title actions.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Supreme Court
Martin Netlan
Appea
Board of Directors
Independent School District of
Sioux City
Woodbury County
Roberti Mune Ger
Mandamaus
Vermillion
Grace Murphy
Johnley
Guthrie County
W. G. Vander Plere
de Graff
Charles G. Lowery
Peter Lamp
Monon
CC. C. Hamilton
de Gra
A. F. Henseh
EB Meyers
O'Brien County
Willam Hutchinson
Stevens
H. G. Peverill
Board of Supervisors
Black Hawk Coun
Black Hawk County
E. B. Stiles
Stevens Tlawa Savines
K. Barrow
WoodiiFe
Jodge
Wakefield
A. T. Breelow
John Herrink
A. O. Wakefield
R. EB. Betz
Nels FE. Swanson
Robert H. Muanecer
F. Il. Arthaud
Ve. Co. Friffen
Warren County
J H. Applegate
Rainge
Stevens John JD
Adams Et. al. Ve. Iown Cas and Electric Co
Appellant
Washington County
Don Hamilton
Joint-Ease Claim Shields Quick Joint Relief
Remedies fail yet Joint-Fase promises speedily cures for ankle knee hip elbow shoulder finger or spine problems. It claims to loosen stiff swollen painful joints with two seconds of rubbing and penetrates to bone and ligaments. Sold by Sherman Bros Lemmon’s Pharmacy or any reliable druggist Lemmon.
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Sherman Bros
Lemmon
Funeral For Mrs Clemens In United Presbyterian Church
Mr J J Morris of Emporia Kansas visited the Davis home. Attendants from Washington included Mrs Howard Crozier Mrs Rennie Dawson and Mrs Will Stafford and son Aaron. Mrs Mary Clemens funeral held at United Presbyterian Church at 2 40 pm with pallbearers Karl Merguson Lauder Kennedy Fred Stangler Clyde Beauchamp Merle Twinem and Lee Hanna Clear Lake pioneers recall October ice over first time in memory.
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Srawfordsville
Crawfordsville
J. J. Morris
Emporia
Kansas
Enos Davis
Davis
Howard Crozier
Rennie Dawson
Will Stafford
Aaron
Washington
Mary Clement
Mra. Clemens
United Presbyterian Church
Wo C Porter
Myron Hayes
Karl Merguson Lauder Kennedy
Fred Stangler
Clyde Beauchamp
Merle Twinem
Lee Hanna
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Wer
Westinghouse Glow
Iowa Southern Utilities Co
Cotter, Iowa
Wash Eth US Trust
G. E. Held
Plymouth County
C. C. Bradley
Stevens Endicott Johnson
Anneltont
Maurice Shanire
Woodhore
Hamilton
J W Apnleent
Eanet
E'Ehteen
Globe
Anre
American Rendine Aod
Coanal
Wendbury County
First National Bank of Cherokee, Appellant
W. C. Ramsey
Cherokee County
William Mutchingon
F. O. Davis
John E. Robinson
Marion County
Jodge W.G. Vander Piepe
A. F. Mullins
Lyon County
Stevens Louisa Keifer
HF. Draiser
Ct al
Jude C. C. Bradley
Joyce Lumber Company
John Wick
Et. al
de Kaff
Cillgehe State Bank
RN. Rawson
Herman J. Ammit
Monona County
Miles
Walter Po Rhynow
Madison County
W G. Vander Ploee
Vermilion
J. W. Squire Co
Clarence Hedges
Clara EF. Lemley
Decatur County
A. R. Maxwell
Sherman Lumber Co
O. Davis
A O Wakefield
J. Sweet
State of Laws
Edward Detoff
Sioux County
Wiliam Hutchinson
Nerw Lion
State of Lows
Louis Heeren
William Hutchinson
State of
Lowa
Henry Mars
State of Iowa
Frank Reid
Fred G. Winn
George H. Willames
Adair County
W. 8S. Cooper
J. Whitaker
Anna Tiedemann
W. 8. Cooper
Clear Lake
Jcpenney Co
Jour- Hel
Medias
Black
Iowa-Ohio
Iowa College
Iowa-Wahab
Ames-Missouri
Drake-Kansas
Ioowa
Negister
Priscilla Wayne
James
Northfield
Minnesota
James Brothers
Jesse James
Bryan and
Wilson
Bryan
Dee Moines
Mere Beran
Sex Sanday
Democratic Party
Wilson Mach
Des Moines Sunday Register
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