Farm Bodies of Iowa to Discuss Foreign Finance
The Iowa Farm Bureau federation plans its apnal meeting in Des Moines on January 5 and 6 to discuss financing foreign lands, marketing, and related issues. Charles E. Hearst, Cedar Falls, urges action to rehabilitate European and Asian finances and enable starving nations to obtain credit for stabilizing exchange. He calls for innovative financing solutions to help Germany, Russia, Austria, Italy, and China amid the current economic crisis.
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Austria
Italy
China
Reduced Fares on Railroads Account Ames Short Course
Railroads grant a one and one half fare to attendees of the big farm and home short course at Iowa State college Jan 3 to 8. Certificates required at origin. 2000 to 3000 expected, 500 from clubs, housing arranged, women housed in dorms, beef and farm products served, banquet Jan 6 with 1000 expected. Exhibits for corn and ham shows arriving. corn show touted as exceptional.
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Four women named jurors for Oelwein Superior Court terms
Dec 28 list shows four women among 15 trial jurors drawn for the January and February terms of Oelwein superior court. Names include Bran non Eden township Lewis West Union and others from Oelwein West Union Fremont Tyria and Illyria townships. The report also notes local incidents and community updates.
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A. R. Connor
George Lehmer
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Jacob Friedan
Union Township
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Eden Township
Grace Brown
W. H. Gordon
Fairfield Township
John Monahan
Clyda Township
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Scandals of 1919 Up To Date Revue review notes
1919 Scandals Up To Date Revue staged by George White draws crowds in 1920 with a fast moving gay romp through nine scenes. Dancers led by Jack Edwards and Helen Wilson, with Duke Rogers in blackface as comic foil backed by Grace Cameron. Mars opening scene praised. musical end nimble. Crowell’s Bromo Aspirin advertised as cure.
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Duke” Rogers
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Pat White’s Gayety Girls lead Waterloo New Year program
The Waterloo matinee and night show will feature Burleague-Living pictures presented by Pat White and the chorus. Pat White is billed as head of the funmaking department and a top burlesque comedian. The Palace shows Lionel Barrymore in The Master Mind, a major photodrama produced from Daniel G. Carter's stage hit.
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Waterloo
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Master Mind
the Palace
Lionel Barrymore
America
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Mr. Barrymore
Strand and Crystal Show Diverse Screen fare
The Strand presents a bizarre mix with a meteor mind villain and a deadly telepathic clash of love and revenge in a Christie style comedy A Belside Siren Then The Devils Pass Key at the Crystal depicts Parisian intrigue amid revealing misdeeds While Clothes screens at the Plaza a sharp Hopwood Pollock screen adaptation features Oliver Tell in a photodrama top act Vaudeville at Bridge Street showcases the Bla Poster Mrouettes dancing set plus local acts Moody and Duncan and Kenna in a lively comedy and magic segment
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Belside
Clothee
Avery Hopwood
Channing Pollock
Oliver Tell
Plaza Theatre
United Theatre
Che
Currott
Mridge Street
Vick Oakley
One-Man Guilldielie Show Ends With Thrilling Acrobats
Ella J. Vail opens the did with new serial acrobatics including a slant swing on a bar trapeze. The urns Brothers, the society g mttasta, close the show with remarkably agile hand balances.
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Urns Brothers
Jellyfish Eats by Wrapping Itself Around Food at United Theatre
A Pathe News reel and a Pyle art comedy accompany the program at United Theatre. The feature focuses on a jellyfish stunting and feeding by enveloping and absorbing nearby nourishment.
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Pathe News
Pyle
United Theatre
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