Hope for Return of Three Judges in Tenth District
Preliminary steps for the Tenth District judicial conventions in Chick, Hawk, Grundy, Buchanan, and Dekalb counties faced delays as publication rules clash with weekly papers outside the district. Republican and Democratic committees plan July 16 courthouse gatherings. both seek to retain two Republican and one Democrat judges for four more years, despite statutory publication requirements.
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Venih Distriet
Chick
Hawk
Grundy
Buchanan
Pressey
Hi. Crank
Judicial District
Ohe
District Judicial
Waterton
Newstran
Black “Hawk
M. J
Republcan
Aria
Gow Wood
Waterloo
B. B. Stiles
Manchester
Bales
Campers Sleep Under the Stars at Cedar Falls Beach
A fragment describes campers sleeping under the stars at Cedar Falls Beach near Morris Isle. It mentions an Anladyanece fund and an Osage group, a July event, a round-up, a new slide, and access to a camp island. Details are garbled but reference fire, meals, and bathing at the beach.
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Cedar Falls
Morris’ Isle
Osage Bays
Cedar’ Falls
Army Cadet and Pilot Die in Plane Crash at Bright Meadow
At Mitchel Field New York Major Moose Jr and West Point cadet William Faint were killed when an army observation plane piloted by Major Moose fell 300 feet and buried on the Cold Stream polo course at Bright Meadow. No witnesses to the crash. observers saw the plane dive in a spiral and vanish behind trees followed by a bright flash. Both bodies burned beyond recognition. identifications were made after checking all planes in use. Cadet Faint was son of a West Point Quartermaster Corps officer.
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Mitchel Field
Majol, Moose, Jr
William Faint
West Point
Moose
Bright Meadow
L. 1
Point
Quartertmaster Corps
Indiana Stockbuyer Finds Iowa Favored Indiana
Clyde Holstein of Indianapolis, visiting the Clark home at 336 Western Ave, reports Iowa and Illinois livestock shortages as Indiana farmers seek cattle and hogs. He notes a surprising outlook for crops and prosperity despite regional scarcity, while other items mention Mary Weston, a nine year old from Levy Avenue, recovering from a serious illness, and a marriage license entry for Herbert R. McGilligan and Janes.
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Clyde
Mary Weston
Mary” Weston
Gwynne’ Weston
Levy Avenue
River Improvement Plan Move To Sioux City Approved
Washington June 24 AP The senate commerce committee approved a modified rivers and harbors bill provision. It authorizes about 12.09 million dollars for Missouri river works between Kansas City and Sioux City, with Cape Cod harbor participation, contingent on future channel construction and local cost sharing.
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Washington, D. C
Senate Commerce
Missouri
Kansas City
Sioux
Guy
Fort Driver
Kang, ¥Y
Sioux City
WIMBLEDON: LENGLEN BEATS BROWNE IN OPENING ROUND
Suzanne Lenglen defeated Mary Browne of California 6 1 6 2 in the Wimbledon first round. Browne, improving since Paris, forced Lenglen to extend and won five games in the opening set, showing sharper strategy than in previous meeting.
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Wimbledon
Magid
INS
Lenglen
Chas
Apain
Mary JX. Browne
California
Suzanne
Miss Browne
Tod
Paris
Lienels
Helen Wills
Crow Stolen Golf Balls At Norfolk Country Club
A colored caddie Cassio Staycott at Norfolk Country Club spied a crow’s nest in a tree near the seventh hole and found golf balls among the eggs. One ball bore the owner’s name John B. Miles, prompting discussion of crow pilfering and a possible golf club bounty on the bird.
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Norfolk
Casgiol Staycott
Noratk Country Club
Cassie
Lois
Crow’s Nest
John’ B. Miles
Gresham Church Notes and Weekend Visitors
Gresham Ta. Mrs Hay Daniels and family attended the church Monday. Children’s day activities were held with the Way church. Ames and family hosted weekend guests, including Mr and Mrs Waldiman and Mr Soldiman at their home near Ames. A touring car figure is noted in a local mention.
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Gresham
Ames
Faremia
Mme
Tokirrige
Millard Ant Adhay Waldiman Xpert
Ray Soldiman Hendy
Ameuat Hesse
Veteran Knight at 96 recalls John Brown era battle links
Hoxton Mass June 22 report from Dangitte L. notes Charles W Kiesler’s death misstated as last John Brown fighter in Kansas. Comrade Henry Knight, 96, says he fought with Brown in Kansas, later Civil War service in Kansas regiments and Army of the Cumberland. Knight, a Charlestown native born 1825, remains active, walking to games and praising walking as health, claims tobacco has aided his long life.
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Hoxton
Mass
Dangitte
Charles W. Kiesler
John Brown
Kansas
Bunker Hill Monument
Knight
Charles
Mr. Knight
Boston
Brown
Fran
New England
Mansas
Quantrell
Missouri
Mr. Wright
Mit Siegel
Wilson's
Creek
Prairie Grove
George Thomas
Chickamauga
Chattanooga
Franklin
Thompson Square
Sullivan Square
Edward' Payson’ Weston
Rensons
Coventry
Charlestown
Sunday School Lesson From Moody Bible Institute Text
A brief Sunday School lesson from a Moody Bible Institute teacher in Chicago outlines a devotional approach. The article reflects 1926 publication language and presents guidance for religious instruction in a church setting.
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Ren TB
Moody Bible Dassitute
Chicago
Ton
Lesson outlines for Genesis taught in Sunday school
The document presents a method of reviewing Genesis lessons for various age groups. It outlines April to June topics from creation to Joseph, emphasizing human sin, divine covenants, and Christ’s foreshadowing, with notes on Noah, Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, Esau, and Joseph. It includes local social notes from Nashua area.
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Cain
Abel
Jesus Christ
Calvary
God
Noah
New World
Lot
Abraham
Sodom
Christ
Isaac
Jacob
Esau
Joseph
Ando
Egypt
Tésson
Jjoseph
Canaan
Barcalay Township Parish Note and Political Outcry
In Barcalay Township on a Sunday churchgoers prepare for Holy Communion at St Franeig parish while a local report cites a Democratic trustee candidacy and party shifts. The piece mentions Brockhart and Brookhart in the 1920s context, reflecting partisan questions about voting and party loyalty amid agricultural references and local names.
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Sumitay
St. Franeig
Ouri
Brockhart
Brookhart
Artin
John Sclupne'a
Ealbe
Kimball Company Assets Put Up for Court Ordered Sale
Judge H B Boies ordered the sale of the Kimball Company assets, a major Iowa printing house serving dairy and farm publications. Receiver C P Wilson, for Leavitt Johnson Trust Co, filed inventory showing 21 presses and three linotype machines, with liabilities around 125000 and assets including receivables and stock investments. Sale set for 10 a.m. July 28 at the company offices in Westfield Addition. claims hearing July 6.
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Red J. Kimball Company
Iowa
H. B. Boies
Westfield Addition
C. PY. Wilson
Leavitt & Johnson Trust Co
Waverly notices and events head into late June parish and legal gatherings
Waverly events list teachers exams at the county superintendent office on June 23 to 25 and a June 28 prohibition issues debate at the Methodist church. Des Moines attorneys to speak, local residents attend Chicago Eucharistic congress, and W. Roseeley promoted to Mason City Hawkes Oil manager. A free canning demonstration is planned at Wo R. Co. hall on June 94 with community building projects underway and church activities including a chicken supper and a Methodist Flower-abele meeting.
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Wiverly
Arnold L. Reinbold
Tipton
F.C. Koch
Green
Evanston
Des Moines
Waverly
Methodist Church
Chicago
Fr. T. OR. Collins
Lefe
Wo R. Co
Fete Buehrer
Harrison
Alethodist Flower-abele
John Rollins
W Happenings in Caye and Nearby Towns
Mrs Kate LeDermot hosts a social evening with Miss Rosella Mahanke and Miss Sildred Ginther among guests. Nearby families travel for Knights Templar conclave in Spirit Lake and university plans, with reunions and visits to Milwaukee Madison Des Moines and Chicago noted. Families announce births engagements and weddings while members plan vacations and working trips across Minnesota Wisconsin Iowa and South Dakota.
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Dan
Kate LeDermot
Rosella Mahanke
Sildred Ginther
Donald Boomer
Janesville
Mahnke
Aisie
Msther
Mon
Gerngey
Ars
A. Latvell
Spirit Lake
Templar Park
Knights/Templar
Martha Robinson
John Ang Prancis
Milwaukee
Madison
Wis
Cort
May Brotherton
Des Moines
Birthday Week Honors Sylvia Willford in Urbana
In Urbana Illinois 21 June 62 guests gathered at Mrs Sylvia Willford’s home to celebrate a birthday week. A purse of money was presented to Mrs Wilford. Mrs Bell Heath of Center Point visited her aunt Mrs Alice Hunter and Mrs Emma Hunter. Vernon Renner returned from an Iowa City hospital after four weeks for mastoid trouble. Gladys Owens and Glenn Ferguson wed at the home of Mr and Mrs Call Ferguson the Justice of the Peace. Mr and Mrs Charles Fry Jefferson were mentioned.
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Shell Hock
June Towler
O. W
Witing
Woodward Snee
TS. Neal
Elmerlis
Neal
Ster
Iowa
WAL
Sorosis
Henry Red
Ply Hague Beenson
Cart Allen
Tie Cereheal
Orton
Mass
Baptist Church
Ars
Ye Bowen
Cladys Willey
W Anen
Centhye
Shell
M. E
Vina Booth
Lemuel and
Warristt Booth
Eume Waverley
Bern
Fernando Chittenden
Singer
Syy
H Roeck
Uhesides
Tlh
Booth
Waverly
Frown
Mev
Lester Adama
Rev 5Aney Mme
Calvin Riges
Urbana
Honrory
Sylvia
Willford
Wilford
Bell Heath
Center Point
Alice, Hunter
Hunter
Will
Emma Hunter
Vernon Remner
Iowa City
Gladys Owens
Glenn Ferguson
Call-Perguson
Justice of Peace
Aries Fry
Jefferson
Local notices and society items from Urbana area
A jumble of wedding announcements reunions and church events list Neal Barber and Ruth Patru wedding with an east coast trip, Max Berry and family updates, a Kiwanis club gathering, a fire at a cottage near Nashua and a student’s nervous breakdown with hospital visit.
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Als. C. Berguson
Rouse
Max, Barveil
Clark ‘Wayson
Harold Huwhey
Pee Sode
Hay
Miles Gaara
Emer
Prr
Huffalg
N.Y
Urbana
Mera
Muyad Hea
Iiterest
Neal Baber
Fockey
Urbani
Miss. Ruth
Patru
Sual
Hev
George Hanna
East
Mer
Bir
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West ‘Point
Indiana
Herbert R- McGilligan
Janes- Mille Ee
Chigagol
Augusta
Draude Ig
Allmud
Laura Simpson
Piord J
Barnes
Violet M. Hrough
Oelwein
Erwin K. Now
Joliet
Evelyn EB. Colby
Amd Srnday
Cedar Tage
Theodore Thoynann
Weurld Dale State Journal
Columbus
Wille. Lenglen
Mary Browne
Carolina Crow
Gole
Joan Brown
Charleston, Mass
Heri
Gene
Goldin LieXt
Cording
Trarten
Mes
Will Obherdier
Lars
Nashua
Clint Smith
Edith Greene T
Farm Bureau
Read
Jivlin
Yourans
Edith
Wen
Keasey
Onvera
Charles Cappinier
Waverly Hospital
John Brass
Town Walls
Sir
West of Tev Mmuvinne
Wes Road
Fx Mae
LM. Groyle
Mattie Grant
Ralph Waits
Mies Staher Shaanfedl
Ruth Sadler
Barclay Township
Kimball Company
Peter Ewing
Rochester
August Liebau
Tony Sauerbres
Strawberry Points
George A. Aloise
Sioux Falls
Eman Morse
Ruth Powell
Dave Vyrell
Cael Duecker
Hats Old Turner
V. Tete
Brainerd, Minn
Airy ‘Turner
Albert, Duthewitz
Kellener
Minnesota
Kel Fener
Airs
H. Hy Ythina
Robert Marcus
Phil Priedl
Shirley
Anni
Ermin
Detroit
Mich
Alien
Gary
Tetle
Fred
Hfennings
Hulda William
G. E. Moodie
P. A. Anderson
Ames Anderson
Dumont
K. U. Ht
Ray Geiger
Sitter Hoon Wes
Wilda Pinchi
C. Codaralte
Uy 3.7
Bana
Nagle & Healy Electric CO
Fitzgerald Blig
555
Carl Bickley
Leavitt and Johnson
G. C. Kennedy
P.D.Q
Wrangler Gros
Arall Drug and Shoe Stores
S. S.S
Iowa Warehouse Co
Moderm
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