Waterloo Elks and wives to go to Portland Oregon
Four Waterloo lodge members and their wives plan to attend the grand lodge convention from July 3 to 18 in Portland Oregon. James G. Clark will represent the state association and Walter H. Basa will be Waterloo lodge’s official delegate. The party travels by special train from St Paul with stopovers at Grand Forks and Winnipeg, then Canadian National Railways to Vancouver and Seattle. Headquarters in Portland will arrange reservations at the Ryan hotel. The Iowa Elks headquarters will be at the Multnomah hotel. return trip July 16 includes Salt Lake City Denver and Colorado Springs. Members expect visits to California and Yellowstone Park en route home.
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Waterloo Lodge
Pusl
Portland
Ore
James G. Clark
Walter H. Basa
Othark
J. Wurtagh
Jody laBarre
St. Paul
Northern Pacific Railway
Ryan Hotel
Canada
Grand Forks
N. D
Kdks
Winnepeg
Elks Lodge
Lowa
North Dakota
Saute
Piopagers
En Imonton
Jasper Park
Vancouver
Seattle
Portland Elks
Grand Lodge
Rose City
California
Iowa Elks
Multnnomah Hotel
Iowa Speceial
Salt Lake City
Denver
Colorado Springs
Waterloo Party
Yellowstone Park
Bill Know’s Stufflebeam Captures Jumping Bass Mystery
Stufflebeam, fishing near Elk Run in the Cedar River, reels in a two pound, 15 inch black bass that leapt into his boat. Clark Kuise and Atel xia Merriau accompanied him as the unusual event marked a third time this season. Local fishermen ponder Stuffiebeam’s magnetism and try for similar catches.
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Stufflebeam
Tor
Elk Ran
Cedar River
Clark Kuise
Atelxia Merriau
Stuffiebeam
T*o
Waterloo
Elk Hun
Charles City Gun Club shoots with 140 targets
Thirty entrants competed in a Charles City gun club event. In the regular program of 140 targets, Davis of Northwood led with 138. Hummel and Glanville tied for second with 137 and 144 respectively, followed by Ross in fourth and Limbert in fifth with 120.
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Grarles
Harles City
Davis
Northwood
High Sun
Ghas
Hummel
Dean Glanville
Ross
Harry Limbert
Local society notes and hospital update from Greene area
June 29 social at M E church hosted by Mrs F R Winegar. Waverly hospital report on Nelle Croshs recovering after early week operation. families visiting Waterloo and Marble Brook area noted. residents and church events include Christian Endeavor at Presbyterian church and a Poulnd Clark platform gathering.
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H. Moss
Watertoo
Poulnd Clark
Tam Hrnstow
Littin Jean Neal
Sims
Bark Heads
Pringle Farm
Lan Lsuddran
Viett
Davehter
Urbana Event Noted With Local Visits And Attendees
Fifty attended a community gathering in Urbana featuring former teachers Ben Hazsit and Ruth Petro with Mr and Mrs Strait Wherler among guests. The event highlighted local social ties as residents shared memories and greetings with visiting families over a convivial afternoon.
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Ruth Petro
Lo Fragre
Reia Urbana
Piente
Pok
Cheney
Sunda
Eran
Ben Hazsit
Urbana
Relde
Strait Wherler
Philippine island education survey report to legislative session
The commission led by Dr. Paul Monroe, surveying the Philippine Islands educational system, has handed its findings to Vice Governor Eugene A. Gilmore. Gilmore says the report aims to reveal defects and suggest remedies to maximize value from each education peso. The survey cost 50600 while annual education spending totals 12,006,66, covering curricula, administration, finance, and instruction organization.
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Associated Press
Manila
Paul Monroe
Columbia University
Philippine Islands
Eugene A. Gilmore
Gilmore
Philippines
Fragmented caption hints at health description and medical terms
The readable fragment references weakness and nervousness, mentioning cod liver oil and health remedies. It appears as an OCR garble with scattered phrases about strength, appearances, and medical suggestions, lacking coherent narrative or clear entities.
Manchester car thieves to prison in Ohio case
A man and woman who stole Dr. Jones’s car in Manchester Ja on June 29 face transfer to Ohio penal authorities. Their motor tour traced from an Ohio warden’s Buick to Watertown Spencer and Diebuquea before arrest by Sheriff Utley. The man was ordered returned to Ohio while the woman awaits sentencing after pleading guilty.
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Manchester
Dr. Jones
Ohio State Penitentiary
Waren
Towa
Rock 31 City
Ohio
Watertown
S. C
Die Buquea
Clarence Sullivan
Harry G. Utley
Spencer
Willys- Knuight
Charles City
Studebeker
J. F. Sanders
Rudd
South Dakota
Utley
Delaware County
Woma
Apaviny
K. B. Stiles
Delaware District Court
Wife of American Novelist Tries Bullfight in Spain
Mrs Gouvernmy Alorrin, wife of an American novelist, wore the announced regalia of a bullfighter and faced a small bull at the Duke of Tovar’s ranch near Madrid. She did not kill the animal, but her courage earned applause from a distinguished audience.
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Ageoelated Press
Madrid
Spain
Gouvernguy Alorrin
Wuuthor
Tovar
Altho
Morris
Woman Sentenced to Reform at Rockwell City
A woman named Olga Dillon was convicted of larceny of a motor vehicle and sentenced to a woman's reform school for up to ten years. She confessed prior trouble in West Virginia and Ohio, said she left a truck driver husband in Marion, Ohio, to travel with a convict friend, and noted she had been with the same man in West Virginia. Sheriff and Mrs. Alley accompanied her to Rockwell City. A separate note mentions a French Tiny firphine motor with an automatic device for high altitude power, claiming self-regulating operation.
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Olga Dillon
France
Mitimuin
Painless System Advances Chiropractic Claims
Dr Len L Spears Colorado announces a new painless system for chiropractic care. He touts vast health benefits and states modern methods surpass older painful practices, likening progress to advances in automotive technology.
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Chirprac
Len L. Spears
Colorado
Spears Painless Chiropractic System Promotes Pain Free Treatment
An advertisement highlights the Spears Painless System of Chiropractic as a solution for pain with no unpleasantness. It mentions Dr. J. L. Dearhamer at 228 L. & J. Bank Hide and phone number 460 as contact.
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J. L. Dearhamer
L. & J. Bank Hide
Owa Man to Visit Shorthorn Home
Roy A. Cook, editor of Milking Shorthorn Journal, sails from New York to England for about two months to boost trade. A fire destroyed the residence of Everett Kessinger with no insurance. neighbors arrived late. Independence Day events planned July 3 and 4 with races and sports. Rath Packing workers plan annual picnic. booster program July 23. women’s auxiliary aiding preparations.
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Indepandaenca
Roy. A. Cook
New York City
England
Rath’ Packing Company
Fort Dodge to Hold Defense Day Parade and Rodeo
Fort Dodge Indiana plans a defense day parade and a three day rodeo and frontier days celebration for the Fourth of July. Seventy five cowboys and cowgirls will compete for five thousand dollars in prizes.
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Fort Dodge
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