Farmer El lery Kistner dies after fall from wagon
Ellery E Kistner 43 farmer near Glasgow died after falling from a loaded bay wagon onto a cement barn floor injuring his skull. He died at Presbyterian hospital after an ambulance ride and operation failed. Survived by widow Carrie and four children Earl Fern Clyde and Dorothy. Funeral services set at Graves Memorial church with burial at Fairview.
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Ellery
Kistner
Glasgow
Presbyterian Hospital
Earl
Clyde
Waterloo
Carrie Barron Kistner
Fern
Dorothy
George Kistner
A. W. Kistner
Reber Avenue
Julia Peverill
Alta Vista Avenue
Emma J. Peverill
Moir Street
Herman Kistner
Brewster
Minn
Graves Memorial Church
J. WH. Yagey
Robber of Bank in Des Moines Nabbed by Police
John Keating, an army deserter and ex-convict tied to a Des Moines bank holdup in 1919, was tracked by Detective Sergeants Edward Birmingham and John McGinnis. He was arrested in a Chicago restaurant after a manhunt that followed his release from welfare custody and army service.
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Des Moines
Chicago
Thirty-fifth
Halsted Streets
John Keating
Pontiac
Joliet
Fort Dodge
Iowa State Bank
John
Edward Birmingham
John McGinnis
Fauline
Adams Streets
Mexican Child Life Conservation Object of U S Monied Men
U S donors unite with the inter church movement to conserve child life in Mexico and Latin America, led by Dr Norman Bridge and Agnes C Laut at the Pan American exercises. The Pan American Association to Conserve Child Life backs the effort and an atlas project aims to bolster Italian independence from German Atlases.
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U.S
Associated Press
Colummbus.o
United States
Mexico
Norman Bridge
Pan-American Association To
Iualy
Strelem An- Tree
Debes
Lift off Corns With Freezone Advertisement
A vintage ad touts Freezone as a cheap painless remedy for hard or soft corns and calluses. It claims a few drops stop pain instantly and allow the corn to lift off, root and all, with no soreness. The tiny bottle is sold at drug stores.
Freckles Buttermilk Cream Advertises Refund Policy
A night time advertisement touts Freckles Howard's Buttermilk Cream promising a visible improvement or a cheerful refund. It emphasizes low cost and simple directions, aimed at women, with availability from Clansen & Hansen, C. Z. Miller, Henderson Drug Co. and other druggists.
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Howard
Clansen &Hansen
C. Z. Miller
Henderson Drug Co
Payne Nominated to Head Shipping Board in Wilson Plan
President Wilson nominating Lt. John Barton Payne of Chicago to succeed Edward N. Hurley as chairman of the Shipping Board with Hurley resigning effective Aug 1. Also announced are several other nominations including H Percival Dodge as minister to the Serbs Croats and Slovenes and Samuel J. Graham as judge of the Court of Arms.
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Washington, D. C
John Barton Payne
Chicago
Wilson
Edward N. Hurley
Hurley
Gompers Embarks to Represent U.S. Labor in Holland Congress
Samuel Gompers, president of the American Federation of Labor, boarded the Mauretania to attend an international congress of trade unions in Amsterdam, Holland. He plans to visit labor centers in France and England after the session, which lasts one to two weeks.
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Associated
Mresa.y
New York
Samuel Compers
American Federation of Labor
Mauretania
Amsterdam
Holland
Gompera
France
England
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E. E. Kistner
Wangler Bros
East Fourth Street
Vici
Palm Beach
Oxfords
Goodyear
Gall On
Stolt Bros
Commercial Street
Pare
Senate
Dell
Lurley
J. M
Clements
Helena
Mont
Ringhart F. Roth
iFairbanks
Division
Alaska
A. A. Adama
San Francisco
California
John FP. Crosby
Hartford
District of
Connecticut
Edward C. Knotts
Springfield
Ilinois
Edwin S. Werty
Cleveland
Ohio
John A'Fain
Oklahoma City
Gompers
U.S. Labor
Scharfenberg’s Market
Baby Beef
Bowen Swift
Hamburg
Morton
Japan
Lax
Skirk’s Flake
Iowa
Daul Davis Waa
Williams
Royal Society and Bacilla
PAM Eye Asad
Trewan Wilten
Square
Express
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