New Citizens to Be Honored in Formal Program
D A R members plan a formal program for new citizens receiving naturalization papers. March 19 at Central School auditorium at 8 p m features music, diplomas, gifts, and speeches with night school pupils in attendance. Twenty six applicants will face final naturalization examination in district court Thursday with a government examiner present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W.thompson
G. W. DeWald
Waterloo
Mary Melrose
Central School
Central Wehan
Naturalization Department
Government
United States
Clayton Co Woman Files Slander Suits
Strawberry Point Iowa March 17 Peter Quinn retired farmer sued for 15000 damages for slander by Mrs Davina Goodrich and Attorney Alex Holmes sued for a like amount on a similar charge plus 5000 for alleged conspiracy with M J Goodrich to keep the Goodrich residence Mrs Goodrich sues for divorce and possession of the home
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Strawberry Point
Peter Quinn
Davina Goodrich
Alex Holmes
M. J. Goodrich
Goodrich
Boy Dies of Pneumonia as Family Quarantined for Scarlet Fever
Shell Rock Iowa March 17 Ev erett eight year old son of Mr and Mrs Hugh Miller died Sunday after three weeks illness of pneumonia Services yesterday were private because the family is under quarantine for scarlet fever with which one of his sisters has been in several weeks Surviving the boy are his parents and three sisters Mildred Elsie and Marjorie The family has been heavily afflicted with illness the last year months ago all its members were seriously ill of pneumonia
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shell Rock
Heverett
Hugh Miller
Mildred
Elsie
Marjorie
Argentina poised for boom in 611 wells in 1925
Buenos Aires reports state owned petroleum wells gave satisfactory 1924 results and the government plans further drilling. About 156 wells will be sunk at Comodoro Rivadavia with borings in Salta and Jujuy fields. Refineries, notably at La Plata, near completion.
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Buenos Aires
Comodoro Stivadavia
Salta
Jujuy
la Plata
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Cited for Night Cough Relief
A testimonial from H. W. Webb of Quincy Illinois praises Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for quick night cough relief after trying many remedies. He reports one dose stopped his cough and allowed a full night's rest. The ad touts the product as widely sold and containing no opiates, safe for children, with a warning to refuse substitutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Webb
Quincy
Ill
FOLEY
Foley’s
Mothers of Daughters Tell Lydia E. Pinkham’s Value
Royersford and Roxbury letters praise Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for adolescent girls. Mothers report relief from irregularity, severe headaches, cramps, and back pains, with daughters becoming healthier, steadier, and able to work again.
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Royersford
Lydia
Pinkham
Nrg
Quicc
Main Street
Roxbury
Mass
Hopson
Eustis Street
Roxbury, Mass
Queen Supayalat alleges ill treatment by British rulers
Rangoon March 17. Grievances of ex queen Supayalat draw wide attention in Burma and threaten political uproar. Board of inquiry finds largely in her favor but notes poor accommodations, low pension at 800 dollars monthly, loss of landed properties and absence of royal jewels. Recommends return of remains of King Theeban and King Mindu Min to Mandalay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rangoon
Supayalat
Burma
General Council of
Board of Inquiry
Vnj
Ratnagiri
Col. Sladen
Mandalay
iMgamauk
Theeban
Mindu Min
Chinese students resent foreign control at ex-queen college
In Paochaw on March 17 Associated Press reports Anglo-Chinese college and middle school closed after faculty vote to maintain control rather than yield to student dominance. Foreign staff reduced from 15 to five in 15 months. both deans now Chinese amid rising anti Christian sentiment among students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Paochaw
Anglo-Chinese College
Foochow
Robins Gather in Hackberry Tree Celebrate Hauser Birthday
In Charles City Ia on March 17 a flock of sixty five robins feasted on berries in a hackberry tree at the Chris Hauser residence. They remained most of the day as they traveled north, with only about six staying behind. It was Hauser's birthday and robins may have been celebrating his anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles City
Chris Hauser
Mr. Hauser
Mrs John Diggins Buried At Independence
Mrs. John Diggins is buried at Independence Iowa after funeral at St Job’s Catholic Church officiated by three ministers. She was born October 2 1847 in Lake Geneva Wisconsin and lived in Independence with her husband since 1870. Surviving children include William Mrs A E Waugh Mrs B S Schmitz Mrs Anna Bank and Mrs J T Houska. Burial followed in parish cemetery.
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Independence
John Diggins
Job
Buchanan County
Winthrop
Cedar Rapids
William
A. E. Waugh
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Clayton Co
Woman
Argentina
Accountants Pix
New York
The
American Institute of Accountants
Institute
Certified Public Accountants
Chinaware
Dexter
Waterigo
Iowa
Bridge St
Ford
West Side
Ransom
A. O
Windsor
Grindley
Brussels
Simmons
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