Poincare To Deliver Funeral Oration At Herrick Rites
Paris April 2 4 The French government plans elaborate funeral honors for Myron T Herrick US ambassador with Premier Poincare to deliver the funeral oration at the embassy. The ceremony will include a guard of honor and a memorial service at the American pro cathedral before the body departs on a special train to New York aboard the cruiser Tourville for final interment in Cleveland. Commanding a large sympathy turnout, Herrick’s official family bid him farewell, his violets bedside, Lindbergh portrait and Griffon dog Max marking the scene.
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New York
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Cleveland
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Max
Edwin H F Stonecipher Dies Near Orchard Home
Edwin H F Stonecipher, 61, died at his home two miles southwest of Orchard. Funeral arrangements pending as local health authorities noted the sudden illness at the residence. Stonecipher was a resident of Orchard area and well known in the community.
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Orchard
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Edwin HF. Stonecipher
Principal’s Gun Abduction Follows Illness and Death
After months of Bright's disease and heart trouble, the principal died leaving a widow and three sons William Theodore and Howard at home a married daughter in Buffalo Center. Mrs E P Foster confined to bed moves to her daughter’s home near Little Cedar. Mr Foster accompanied her. Mrs Foster will be 90 October 10.
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Bright
William
Theodore
Howard
Buffalo Center
E. P. Foster
Fred Kruger
Little Cedar
Foster
Doctor Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Widely Sold in 19th Century
A Monticello Illinois family doctor, Dr Caldwell, promotes his laxative formula Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin for thrifty households. He claims the remedy fits all ages, especially constipated patients, and credits years of practice and strong customer letters. Mass adoption follows, with stores widely stocking the product.
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Monticello
Tuinois
Caldwell
Rush Medical College
Dr. Caldwell
Stock markets lift tax receipts in 1928 surge
Washington reports an 80 million rise in March income tax returns over last year as stock market gains spur revenue. By June 30 the treasury expects a large surplus, up from 26 million to 100 million, with individual returns surpassing corporate for the first time under a 12 percent rate.
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Treasury Department
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April the Diamond Month Promotes Careful Diamond Buying
The ad urges buyers to choose the finest ring for their bethrothed and warns that diamond value depends on merchant trust. It invites consultation to ensure knowledge, fidelity, quality, and favorable pricing from the seller.
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Fems
Turmoil in stock markets and Fed credit debate still roil investors
In a volatile market, stocks fell as deductions for losses trimmed gains and traders booked profits. The Federal Reserve Board efforts to curb credit use show little sign of abating, though governors at their semi annual session limited comments to routing matters. Separately, word arrives that Europe’s Simplon tunnel extends over 12 miles.
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Gortex
Tate
Federal Reserve Board
Altho
Federal Reserve Banks
New York
Mellon
Road Bids Opened for 1929 Gilbertville Raymond Washburn Roads
The board of supervisors will open bids at 4 pm April 22 for grading draining and bridging the Gilbertville Raymond road 3.5 miles the Washburn Gilbertville road 2.5 miles and 6 miles of the Cedar Falls Dunkerton road as part of the 1929 improvement program. The meeting also awarded the gasoline and machinery contract to Skelly Oil Company at a bid of 3 after Shirey bid 63 cents per cubic yard and was rejected. another firm bid 65 cents but withdrew when not chosen.
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Gilbertville
Raymond
Washburn
Cedar’ Falls
Dunkerton
Board of Supervisors
Skelly Ol Company
Shirey
Drama titled The Cross featured at Union church
An unnamed drama entitled The Cross was performed at the Union church this Sunday with J. CS Thurman in the principal role. Members from both the Union and Methodist churches participated in the drama and services.
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J. ‘Cs Thuran
Methodist Churches
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