Black Hawk Folk Win Record Picnic Attendance at Long Beach
Long Beach hosts Town Society of Southern California picnic with 75 000 in attendance. Prominent Iowa visitors include Miss Hazel Lincoln of Santa Ana formerly of Waterloo and Dorothy Davenport of Waterloo with corn product displays. Ray Clark Long Beach mayor welcomed guests as Herbert Hoover speaking on The Iowa Viewpoint. The event featured Civil War veteran Col Franklin W Hart and local club presidents from Cedar Falls Vinton and other Iowa towns.
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Black Hawk County
Town Society of
Southern California
Long Beach
J. A. Cook
Dorothy
A. PB. Davenport
Waterloo
Herbert Woaver Thern
Hazel Lincoln
Santa Ana
Col
Franklin W. Hart
Mt. Vernon
Hart
Linn County
Ray Clark
Maquoketa
Herbert C. Hoover
West Branch
Iowa
Louis’ 8. Bauman
First Brethren Church
Nora Springs
HL. M. Bigelow
Los Angeles
Grundy Center
H. M. Brubaker
Jed
Cedar Fats and Vinton
Charles Stone
Cedar Falls Club
Mary 2. Philpot
Ble. Prettyimon
PB. Cain
TW. Wild
But. Archer
Grace Huckins
Harry Thielman
CG. P. Ham
C. B. Keyes
A. P
Baptist Church Extends Call to Des Moines Pastor
Charles City Ia Aug 20 The Baptist church has extended a call to Dr Hutchinson of Des Moines to preach at the focal church at least until Jan 1 with the first sermon to be given Sunday.
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Charles City
Baptist Church
Hutchinson
Des Moines
Oldest Iowa State Fair Attendee Remembers 1854 Event
Des Moines reports two elderly residents, Mrs Eliza Garretton Rhodes and John K Jarrett, plan to attend the seventieth anniversary of the first Iowa state fair in Fairfield. They traveled by wagon to that fair and recall a single snake charmer side show, no merry go round, and crowds. The fair will pay their travel and lodging for Aug 27 and 28 while state officials celebrate early exhibit history.
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Des Moines
John
Jarrett
Weat Point
Eliza Garretton Rhodes
Mount Pleasant
Fairfield
Rhodes
Richland
Maer
John K. Jarrett
Wanc Point
West Point
Ol'a Ridge Mountains
Tailor Makes Valuable Find For Stomach Trouble
A patient reports spending $900 on medicine and doctors over four years with no relief before trying Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. The 1.25 dollar bottle is claimed to do as much as $500 worth of good by removing mucus and inflammation in the digestive tract. One dose convinces or money refunded. Available at all druggists.
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Mayr
Ronn
Ronson
Valépé
Asthmador Ad Promises Instant Relief for Attacks
An old advertisement claims Asthmador and Asthma dor Cigarettes provide instantaneous relief from bronchial asthma and hay fever attacks within ten to fifteen minutes. A money back guarantee applies if not beneficial, with orders via C O D and refunds through the selling druggist. The maker, R Schiffmann & Co, Los Angeles California.
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U. S
R. Schiffmann
Los Angeles
Calif
Prics Bloc
Magnesia Best For Your Indigestion
Advertised remedy Bisulated Magnesia promoted as anti acid and food corrective for indigestion. Claims it neutralizes stomach acidity and prevents fermentation after meals. Suggests taking one or two tablets with water. touts health benefits and easy access at drug stores.
Prize Bull Tour Highlights Early Fair Entry
Rett's father aged 84 and il a mother 98 in the lineup. Ted Mull paired with S. V. Whitaker of Keoraugua who led the prize bull sixteen miles to the first date fair. The bull belonged to T. C. Day of Union township amid no trains or trucks available for livestock transport.
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Rett
Ted Mull
S. V. Whitaker
Keoraugua
T. C. Day
Union Township
Theatricks Oustanca Talmadge at Crystal I theatre
A fragment reviews Connie as an American star with a frothy lively style. It notes her independent, carefree persona and humor. It mentions a story The Gold Bath about a New York song drugger's wife lifting her cake-eating husband up the ladder of success.
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Oustanca Talmadge
Crystal i Theatre
Connie
Amer San
New York
Auc
Ll Pebers at the Bal sca features Fairbanks in final show
The note describes Ll Pebers starring William Fairbanks performing at the Bal sca for final times. It mentions an adventurous boy uncovering a fraud plot tied to an inquest and a perilous punishment. Palace Theatre presents Paaceful Patera, with the hero defeating a crafty gang to win the crown.
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William Fairbanks
Balsca
Patera
Palace Theatre
Jeane Owen
Rinko
Unclear play synopsis of actors and plot elements
Fragmentary OCR describes Barrymore as leading man in a stage plot with characters such as Alain of the Cosmopolitan produce Con and Howey Jk Walthadl as father. Mentions Hen Alexander in works Pont and Sam and Hay of Mine, with cast including Reno Rich, Hock nto Selows, and Provost Blue among others.
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Vtonel Barrymore
Alain
Amhur Struger Nore
Witterness
Lan Rockies
Rho Strand
Theatre Ae Chia
Alexander
Pont
Sam
Howey
Jk Walthadl
Hock
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