Coolidge Praises Kellogg Pact as World Hope
President Coolidge interrupted his vacation to address Wisconsin American Legion men in Wausau. He praised the Kellogg Briand Pact as a hopeful step toward world peace and outlined lessons from World War I on national defense, individual duty, and the need for peaceful dispute resolution.
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Coolidge
Kellogg
Wausau
Calvin
Brule
Wisconsin American Legion
American Legion
Wisconsin
National Treasury
United States
Altho
National
Cams
Acclaim for a Peace Pact as a Landmark Step
The article lauds a new peace agreement pledging non aggression and peaceful settlement of disputes while preserving the right to national defense. It frames the pact as a revolutionary policy offering greater hope for peaceful relations and a lasting era of less war.
Postnuptial Courtesy Shower for Mr and Mrs Scott
Clarksville Aug 15 Special guests attended a miscellaneous shower honoring Mr and Mrs Melvin Scott who announced their marriage. The bride’s parents Mr and Mrs Pierce Thompson hosted the event Saturday with forty guests. The groom’s mother Mrs William Scott Tracy joined the out of town attendees.
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Clarksville
Melvin Scott
Pierce ‘Thompson
William Scott Tracy
Salesman Dies in Hotel Room in Lena Visit
Frank A. Howard a 60 year old traveling salesman formerly of Waterloo died in his Irving hotel room after registering the previous evening. Coroner Sidney D Smith ruled natural causes stroke of apoplexy and there will be no inquest. He had been ill with Brights disease and recently from Sheldon hospital. His nephew Robert Leamon of Lena accompanied him back from Waterloo to Lena by car after arriving by train.
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Frank A. Howard
Lena
Waterloo
Irving Hotel
Robert Leamon
Howard
Sidney D. Smith
Mr.Howard
Bright
Sheldon
Itlis Nephew
Chicago
Howard Leave After Loss Lingers in Lena Community
The obituary notes a man who lived in Lena for 15 years and returned there after his wife died four years ago. He is survived by son Paul Howard, 20, in Lena, daughter Ruth Lund in Rockford, and three brothers Fred and Charles in Lena and George in Pasadena, a sister Helen in Lena, and his mother in Pasadena. The body rests at O'Keefe & Towne mortuary pending removal to Lena.
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Lena
Paul Howard
Ruth
Lund
Rockford
Fred
Charles Howard
George
Pasadena
Cai
Helen Howard
O'Keefe & Towne Mortuary
Californian Honored Farewell Picnic At Cedar Falls
A party of 21 relatives of Henry E. Welter of Los Angeles joined a farewell picnic in Cedar Falls on Sunday during his stay in the area. Welter, who has spent months with relatives here, will return to California soon, with headquarters during his town visit at his sister Mrs. Vira Jerolaman's home.
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Clarksville
Henry E. Welter
Los Angeles
Cal
Cedar Falls
California
Vira Jerolaman
Local Ministers to Lead Colored Churches Program
The program will be carried out with prominent roles for ministers from the local colored churches. The plan emphasizes pastors shaping the events and guiding participation.
Grundy Center Farmer Wins Tallest Corn Contest
A farmer near Grundy Center named Lovgill won the tall corn prize at the Independent Meat and Grocery Co sponsored contest. His 15 feet 4 inch stalk edged a 16 feet 4 inch entry from Louis Alber of Reinbeck, claiming top honors on the closing day.
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Grundy Center
Lloyd' Lovgill
Route A
Independent Meat & Grocery Co
Louis Alber
Reinbeck
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Yucatan
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Gates College
W. Park Ave
Morrisale
H.C. Boyd
M. E
Boyd
J. EB. Mills
Bishop’s
Bishop Cafeteria
Grundy Man
ATLAS
Harel-Atlas Company
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