Buy No Farm in Honduras? A warned view from Tela
Roger Babson warns readers in Tela Honduras against investing in Central American farms for a few hundred dollars. He cites false promises of cheap land, easy taxes, and tropical paradise, noting disease, isolation, lack of schools, and cultural barriers. He argues happiness rests on health, friends, and freedom, and says opportunities there will favor descendants, not present colonists.
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Roger Babson
Tela
Honduras
Amer Fcr
Urthermore
Central America
Tropics
States
Colonization Company
Fara
United States
Ro mix
Russia
Bandits chase Villa and Carranza target deserter leader
Lieutenant Antevideos who deserted the de facto Mexican army with fifteen troopers is hunted by both Carranza and Villa forces. His band dispersed after an attack by Villa sympathizers left two dead and three escaped on a night ride. He rides toward the hills alone as pursuit continues.
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Columbus
N. M
Antevideos
Carranza
Villa
Antevi
Barditry
Mexico
Amercana
Pershing
Wight Ride
Former Waterloo Girls Give Recital
The Misses Joise and Kathleen Bateman daughters of Mr and Mrs A A Bateman formerly of Waterloo appear in a piano and violin recital in Minneapolis tonight under the Meyer Trebeck School of Music auspices. The sisters moved to Minneapolis from Waterloo two years ago after a lengthy stay in this city and have since become prominent among younger musicians in Annapolis appearing as.close class guests in concert recitals. Miss Ficise has just returned from two...
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Joise
Kathleen Bateman
A. A. Bateman
Waterlo
Minneapolis
Ihn Meyer-Ten 3Raeck School of Music
Fatemans
Waterloo
Anneapolis
Ficise
Kansas City chemist unveils plan for cheaper gasoline
Cherry, a Kansas City chemist, claims to have invented a process to refine cheap kerosene into gasoline. If successful, his method could halve the cost of fuel, countering price increases by major refiners during the past year.
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Cherry
Kansas City
Htlandard Oil Company
Concert tour notes of the North West performers
The text notes a months' tour by the North West group. It mentions Miss Bloisig having success as a teacher while studying with Marie Meyer Ten Broeck and Miss Kathleen continuing studies with Otto Meyer.
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Northwest
Altho
Marie Meyer-Ten Broeck
Bloisg Hag
Kathleen
Otto Meyer
Turtle bite legal debate in New Orleans court
In New Orleans on May 25 the civil district court heard two lawyers argue whether a snapping turtle can bite despite being toothless. Anthony Mice sues for 5000 dollars after a turtle from Gululch & Son bit his ankle. defense claims turtles cannot bite while Judge King weighs the precedents and bites.
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New Orleans
King
Civil District Court
Anthony D. Mice
Commission District
Poydras Street
Gululch & Son
Solomon
Baby Health Contest Entries Thrive in Chantauqua Event
Entries for the baby health contest to be held by the Chantauqua circles June 21 and 22 at Chantauqua Park are streaming in. To speed intake the organizers have omitted the mouther accepted rule. mothers should call secretary Mrs Walter Mattox at 4B BOON to enter. No registration fee is charged.
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Chantauqua
Chantauqua Park
Walter Mattox
Boon
Parisian Sage advertised for lustrous hair care
The ad claims Parisian Sage hair tonic improves dull hair and scalp conditions. It touts quick results, adds softness and shine, and promises relief from dandruff and itching. Wangler Bros. Co. offers many bottles and guarantees satisfaction.
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Wangler Bros. Co
Waverly Taxpayers League Forms Branch
Last week a new branch of the United Taxpayers' league of Iowa was organized at the courthouse in Waverly with a large crowd. Christopher Mueller spoke on the league at Des Moines, the constitution was read, and officers elected. Monthly meetings planned with next gathering June 24 at Verver, with representatives from each township. Also notes on Droste Matthian nuptials at St Paul's Lutheran church and other local mentions.
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Waverly
United Taxpayers' League of Iowa
Christopher Mueller
United Taxpayers' League
Des Moines
Iowa
United
Taxpayers’ League
Fine Laws
Vetver
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Albert Mattias
Denver
Sas Manicrasta
Ray
Rajuseh
Air
Henry Matthias
Maxfield Township
Matthias
Penvar
Botlal
Residents Return From Minneapolis Trips To Town Gatherings
Home from Minneapolis Mrs Jd Bownon and daughters visited Way arv relatives while Mrs John Rhodesias came back from the city with her son and family. Mrs D T Gilson’s daughter Myra Ines was ill in Lind ley Ohio hospital. Miss Vitan Cooklina traveled to Pardee Jeuithe Wis for a two week visit with parents. Harald McOniver accompanies for summer stay. Mrs Moore and three children returned from visitors with Frand pare Oats. Mr and Mrs Ghst John returned to Musi home. Alte and Mrs Joe Ingerdol left for Minneapolis for hotel stay. Lannerd Lawre seeks Gyda peridine. Mrs Pyre Damore arrived from Minneapolis. Mr and Mrs Ed Richards visiting from Vincent, Ate. Mrs Charles Russell returned from Minneapolis. Mrs No Wins hosted twelve Indian friends for birthday party at her home. tables, cake, and refreshments noted.
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John Rhodesias
Jane
Minhuapalis
Mra C. Ho Crapning
Beleyend
Wotmas Volun
Uchid
Daniet AL Poling
United Smilery
Dunstan Endeavor
Waysarly
DT. Gilson
Lindley
Myra
Charles Ines
Vitan Cooklina Conn
Parde Jeuithe
Wis
Harald McOniver
Moore
Yaaree
Frand Pare Oats
John
Musi Heme da Sparta
Alte
Joe Ingerdol
Minneapolis
Charles Russell
Minnanpolis
Iilaca
Local Figures Attend Meetings and Visits Across Town
A sequence of brief notes describes residents carrying a party banner in lave eb tar colors, a presentation of a net of Dink Coated cuttings sherbet ghisges, and Miss Ruch Herdern finishing a stay in Volosite and Stover. Homer Conner joined a CG, G. Wy railroad agents convention in Omaha on Tuesday.
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Cuestax
Mise Ryan
Ruch Herdern
Stover
Alo
Tueaay
Homer Conner
CG. G. Wy Railroad
Omahie
Many Golfers Enter Tournament at Syrnes Park Course
A large entry is expected as many golfers have submitted score cards for preliminary rounds at Syrnes Park. The finale starts at 9 g m. A player averaging 60 after five rounds can still reach the course in the final round, while a 50 average must improve greatly. Officials hope both men and women will finish early to avoid delays.
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Syrnes Park
Baloye
West Seniors Prepare Macbeth Entertaining Christmas Program
West High announces a Friday auditorium program featuring a Girls Philomel chorus opening with Woo Thou Sweet Music followed by a class story, dark poem, class will, and prophecy recital. The senior orchestra plays, and Macbeth a la Mole burlesque closes the show with about 20 seniors.
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West High
Philomel Chorus
Will Jefferson
Howard Blaugh
EF Wheex
Dwight Rider
Harold Roose
Raymond Muzzy
Red OL
Furnfeh
Fickely
Clubwomen Learn to Make Cities Pretty
Twenty thousand leading American clubwomen at the federation convention in New York study how to improve ugly cities. They receive tips from experts on washing a city’s face giving it a new look with care, sanitation, and beautification ideas.
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New York
Federation
Art program at convention features speeches and luncheon
The report of the art chairman precedes the convention with an address on Community Art by William Dudley Beaurke from 240E to 19th. A Foullua and Sands deliver remarks and the luncheon tickets cost $1.50. Robert Underwood Johnson will discuss The Poetic Art in America after reports from the department. Blight damage occurred to W. K. Stoner’s car and Nick Lewis’s motorcycle in a Logan avenue collision.
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le Art
William Dudley Beaurke Ar Indhina
Nuational
Mimilet
A. Foullua
Donany Sands
Linechean
Astor
Cruats
America
Robert Underwood Johnson
American Academy of Arts and Letters
W. K. Stoner
Qak Avenue
Nick Lewis
Logan Avenue
Saxon Street
Iron Nuxated Zinc Tablets Claim Great Strength Gains
New York doctors warn against false pills and promote iron as the true builder of strength. An ad touts Nuxated Iron as easily absorbed, offering a $1000 refund if users fail to double strength in ten days with a four week course after meals. It targets nervous, rundown individuals and athletes, urging tests of endurance before and after taking the tablets.
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New York
Lane
Wangler Bros. Co
Rilsemant
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