Rotary Meet Opens With Broad Aims Attract Leaders
A large Rotary International convention in St. Louis features talks on citizenship welfare for crippled children and administrative roles for district clubs. Notable speakers include Sir Arthur Meighen and James T. Williams with a program of nightlife and tours as delegates from 27 countries gather for the fourteenth annual event.
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International Organization
Rotary
Arthur Meighen
Canada
James T. Williams
The
Boston Transcript
Walter Head
Omaha
Neb
Mark Sidener
Indianapolis
Associated Advertising Clubs of the World
Rogues Gallery of Business
Sherman Rovers
Associated Press
St. Louis
Rotary International
International Society For Crippled Children
Sioux City
Oregon
Mexico
Mexico City
Texas
Manuel Palavicini
United States
Obregon
United Press
Motary International
Coliseum
International Board of Directors
International Board
International
Raymond M. Havens
Kansas City
Robert Patterson
Dayton
Alexander Wilkie
Edinburgh
Scotland
John H. Turner
Tampa
Fla
R. Teffrey Lydiatt
Calgary
Mario Nunez X Mesa
Cienfuegos
Cuba
Herbert Wilson
Worcester
Mass
Charles R. Perry
Chicago
Anton Verkade
Rotary Club
Amsterdam
Holland
Charles Smith
Birmingham
England
Great Britain
Tray Land
Smith
Thea
British Isles
Johannesburg
South
Africa
Montevideo
Uruguay
Auckland
Wellington
Christ Church
New Zealand
Sydney
Melbourne
Australia
Branila
Shanghai
Honolulu
Calcutta
Argentina
Peru
Panama
Porto Rico
Norway
Japan
Althe Japan
Silk bandits raid North Iowa towns stealing $1000 loot
Daring burglars struck Knierim and Somers yesterday morning, breaking into five stores across Webster and Calhoun counties. Total loot valued at $1,006. safes blown with no money found in one location. Authorities link gang to prior heists at Rinard and Farnkhamville.
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Rockwall City
Webster
Calhoun
Kineum
Somerse
Fowlie
Risely
Calhoun County
Rinard
Farckhamville
Knlerim
Chrisman General Store
Chris Orge
Kahley Hardware
Somers
B. E. Brand
Fost
First Baptist Song Service Draws Large Crowd
Large audience attends First Baptist Church program last night with guest soloist Miss Cora Armstrong. Armstrong, a West High graduate, taught music at Bethel Woman’s College and plans Chicago Musical College study under Percy Restor Stevens. Choir and special numbers highlighted by Mrs. Taylor and others. A pledge fund offering was collected for the church building. Visitors day drew many church members to the Fourth and Baltimore Street site under construction.
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Cora Armstrong
First Baptist
Armstrong
West High
Bethel Woman's College
HookKinvie
Eutering
Chicago Musical College
Shoe
Percy Restor Stevens
New York City
Chicago
Lyceum
Chautauqua
Roland G. Taylor
Mmes
G. E. Shoomakler
G. A. Lasser
Lillian Lehner
Mildred Wittick
Althea Waugh
Richard Eason
William A
Moneys and Credits for Waterloo East Show Big Increase
Waterloo East shows a sharp rise in personal property assessment of 451740 over last year per city assessor J A Towneley. Moneys and credits for Waterloo East rise 1101171 to a total of 3144822 this year, driven mainly by the build assessment.
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Waterloo East
J. A. Towneley
Br. Townsley
Townsley Predicts Real Estate Valuation Hike Amid Tax Shift
Townsley notes increased money and credit taxes for 188 properties, with a roughly 26 800 rise in taxes over last year. He anticipates real estate will show the largest valuation gains, though totals were not yet tallied at noon, hoping higher valuations will allow a lower tax rate next year.
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Tug
Joan
Mr. Townsley
Townsley
Vacationist Given Special Selection of Library Books
Waterloo public library expands summer reading with a vacation display featuring entertaining novels poetry outdoors and more. Patrons may borrow as many books as they wish for eight weeks, with titles including Reminiscences of James Whitcomb Riley Holidays in the Open The Flaunts of Life Favorite Fish and Fishing The Par Bend Unveiled and Something Else Again.
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Waterloo
James Whitcomb Rlley
Laughlin
Theodora Asl Vell
Thompson
Henshall
Coleman
Adams
iB Y. P. U Condemns Liquor Support for New York Governor
A Cedar Valley association elected officers at Wabitut Street venue with 116 youths registered for the spring rally. Delegates praised governor Alsmith while condemning his stance on liquor and anti American policies. The gathering featured talks on outreach and mission work, with leaders promising to expand extension efforts.
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Y. P.U
New York
Williameson
First Baptist Church
Cedar Valley
Wabitut Street
Valley
Misa Agnes Compton
Masonity
Htest
Misa Fedor Montzer
Cedar Walls
Russell Brandt
Dunkerton
Treaster
Thore
Auton
Bie
Walrbank
Taurton
Jeddates
Liuiti
Alsmith
Hauer and Agruings
United States of America
Uninns
Trev
Williamson
Afts
Ternoon
Byrnes Park Golf Club Incorporated for $1,500 Today
The Byrnes Park Golf Club Incorporated is formed with articles filed at the county records by Misa Jon niga Bive. The new corporation aims to operate a golf course at the park with capital stock of 1000 divided into shares of 40 each. Directors include C O Haven Ran, WooM Orr, ho A Halley, and others.
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Byrnes Park
Yrnes Parte
Misa Jonniga
Bive
County Recordes
Corporata Gan
Bhaven
Lenny
Anhvers
C. O
Haven Ran
Woom. Orr
Ho A Halley
The
Aniivers
Hh Howard
Hernan
Miller
Wo i. Gowan
Walker
Summer Officially Welcomed on Longest Day
Weather notes say the longest day arrived with temperatures peaking around 88 degrees and a rare cooling breeze. A brief storm system swept in early, triggering hurried window closures as rainfall registered only minutes. County board member Matt Anson reported very heavy rain at Gilbertville but limited impact east and north of the area.
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Inercury
U'S. Nast
Matt Anson
Ember
County Board
Gihertyilin
Rhue Plaice
Longest Day of the Year Marks Official Start of Summer
The text notes June 21 as the longest day and as officially the start of summer. It emphasizes the significance of the date and contrasts it with other times of the year. The phrasing suggests a local or general-interest notice about seasonal timing.
Allen's Foot-Kase Advertisement in Napoleonic War Style
A vintage advertisement extols Allen's Foot-Kase for quick relief of corns bunions and calluses. It claims soldiers received powder for feet to ease long marches and touts the product for tired aching feet after dancing or walking with testimonials from millions who use it.
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