LOCAL CORRESPONDENTS REPORT REGIONAL OUTINGS AND LIFE EVENTS
Titus Sept 6 reports Mr and Mrs Claude Davis and daughter Isabelle returned from a week at Clear Lake. L O Been blossom and family and James Lemley spent Sunday at Earnest Strum home near Wellman. Dale Atkinson welcomed a 6 1/2 pound son. Glen Anderson and Glen McCall spend this week at Clear Lake en route to Minneapolis. Franklin Center school opens with Mrs Oscar Lane as teacher. George Gilbert returns from Michigan visit. Verne Art and Roy Dawson drive new Velie cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titus Titus
Claude Davis
Isabelle
Clear Lake
L. O. Been Blossom
James Lemley
Earnest Strum
Wellman
Dale Atkinson
Glen Anderson
Glen McCall
Minneapolislis
Minnesota
James Combs
Rodney Davis
Andy Augustine
Tom Carris
Franklin Center School
Oscar Lane
Phillips
Carris
Davis
George Gilbert
Michigan
Art, Verne
Roy Dawson
Brighton Notes Highlight Local Visits and Obituary
Mrs. Cora Anderson and baby Marie of Blue Island Illinois visit parental home of A R Gowey with Maurice Gowey. Obituary for Mrs. Sarah Morris age 77 mentions son Mark Flanagan deceased earlier. funeral Wednesday at 3:30 led by Rev Cornell in New Sharon. James and Edward Brinton return to Kansas City after year with Brighton grandparents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton
Cora Anderson
Marie
Blue Island
Ill
A. R. Gowey
Maurice Gowey
Chicago
Frances Jones
Richland
Dan Spohn
Maude Brinton
Sioux Falls
Harry Brinton
Marie Gowey
Ames
James
Edward Brinton
Kansas City
Addison Brinton
Fisher
Morris
C. A. Emry
Fairfield
Washington
Mark Flanagan
Schmidt
Keota
Will Drummond
Clara Dunbar
Cornell
New Sharon
J. Ross Auld
Helen
Keokuk
Amy Rich
Millard Chambers
Ainsworth
Dora Ingham
Local Labor Day Quiet in Crawfordsville
Deward Franklin visited from Burlington with his father E B Franklin. Several teachers depart for new positions in Cedar Falls Fairbanks Olds Winfield Ainsworth Cedar Rapids Stringtown Monmouth Ill. Cameron Ill visitor Miss Orpha Weekly and cousin Miss Mabel Crooks. No school today due to Labor Day. Sabbath services sparse as pastors attend conference.
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Crawfordsville
Deward Franklin
Burlington
E. B. Franklin
Ina Mitchell
Cedar Falls
State Teachers’ College
Eva Gormly
Fairbanks
Lillian Holmes
Lois Edgar
Olds
Jeanette Wooley
Winfield
W. G. Robertson
Ainsworth
Mary Barnett
Cedar Rapids
Frances Eicher
Stringtown
Minnie Sprague
Monmouth
Ill
A. L. Graham
Orpha Weekly
Cameron
Mabel Crooks
Barnett
Hanna
Fried chicken dinner back home after rainy road trip
Craig family visit from Washington area disrupted by heavy rain on Corn Belt Road east of Washington. The group turned back. Mrs. Moyer fried a fine fried chicken dinner at home. Local notes mention school starting Monday and many residents returning from the state fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuester
West Chester
Craig
Boyer
Tresa
Washington
Eota
C. H. Davis
Jay Carrin
Oskaloosa
D. R. Munro
Jon Ralph
Fairfield
Ames
Dave Ays
Columbus Junction
Los Angeles
Fire damages Saunders barn in Edna township Iowa
A large barn belonging to J. P. Saunders in Edna township was destroyed by fire of unknown origin. Forty eight thoroughbred Herefords valued at 60000 were partly saved including Genergus Prince the valuable herd bull. insurance on cattle stood at 22000 and hay grain also burned. In Fort Madison Michigan City Ind. news came of J J Watson former Fort Madison attorney and member of Watson Weber law firm’s death Sunday in that city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Saunders
Edna Township
Genergus Prince
Creston
Fort Madison
Michigan City
Ind
J. J. Watson
Watson & Weber
Watson
The Labor Right to Strike in a Time of Turmoil
A labor leader argues against compulsory arbitration and for the right to strike, urging fair treatment and diplomacy between labor and capital. He warns that denying strikes invites sabotage and radicalism, and calls for enlightened liberalism to stabilize industry and avert class conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Federation of Labor
IT. W. W
United States
Labor Organization
Socety
America
Refported Murderer Dread Dies After Reform
Charles Holada once central to the Holada Gallaugher murder case in Iowa City twenty years ago dies at work on the Ainsworth schoolhouse after a heart troubled hemorrhage. He is survived by a widow and two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Charles Holada
Holada-Gallaugher
James Gallaugher
Holada
Ainsworth
Incendiary Fires Threaten Lake City Business District
Lake City suffers a fourth blaze in six weeks as this morning’s fire destroyed the frame Danforth and Fitch buildings. The Danforth site housed a shoe shop and Fairmount Creamery in back. Fitch housed National Radiator and Marty Adams paint shop. Loss runs about 3000 dollars. fires started between 1 30 and 2 a m amid no water pressure and a idle city pump awaiting repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake City
L. F. Danforth
W. H. Fitch
Danforth
George Rolf
Fairmount Creamery Company
Fitch
National Radiator Company
Marty Adams
Woman’s age privacy tested in Portland election case
In Portland Maine on September 6 a court may decide if a woman must reveal her age to register for the September state election. Mrs. FeBe Holman, wife of a prominent citizen, was denied registration for refusing to state her age, potentially making this a statewide test case on voter enrollment and privacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Fe.be. Holman
Dogs Feet a Delicacy in Formosa Island
Feature notes that in Formosa dogs feet are considered a great delicacy and suggests renting it with a want ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Island of
Formosa
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Missouri
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Koy
Iowa
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Tom Thumbs
Goodrich
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Lytle Brothers
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