Iowa City to Erect Million Dollar War Memorial
A campaign to raise funds for a university memorial in Iowa City will honor veterans of the Civil War Spanish American and World War I. Alumni groups will canvass counties as part of an eight day November drive led by Homer A. Boushey with a campaign team including Fred W. Serzeni and others. The memorial aims to display names and preserve war records while serving as a social center for faculty and students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Get
Vnion
Uni
Sradwate
Larner
Papir
Tatler
America
Eugene Behind
Fred W. Serzeni
Les Moines
Uint In
Minneapolis
Rush
Charles MM. Daieher
Pinkbine
Des Moines
Sonn M. Grimm
Cedar Rapids
Carl FL Kuehnio
Denison
Joe BR. Sane
Davenport
James RB. Weaver
Inwa Memorial Union
Homer A. Boushey
New York
Boushey
Th Methodist Episcopal Bur
Tha Gy
Frederick W. Crone
Roosevelt Memorial Association
Smvievia Protest Val for Ip Audi Oy
Unclear fragments indicate a protest or val event tied to Ip Audi Oy and a Smvievia region. No full names, dates, or locations are readable to confirm scope or outcome. Further legible details needed to produce a precise card.
Local Fair Grounds Sheds Replaced by New Structures
The article notes sheds south of the livestock pavilion were replaced at Prado Caldoweeer, near Shore, amid broader fair preparations. An emphasis on progression and new facilities marks the scene as organizers ready events and sales in the Courier listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prado Caldoweerer
War Mothers and Red Cross Faces War Time Roles
A damaged wartime column discusses War Mothers in Council Blot and Red Cross auxiliaries. It notes tensions over wartime roles and union with the American Legion, urging unity while debating postwar affiliations and women’s work in relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Awaxinor
Agamea Legion
Daretro
Auitwen Wankers
Pnasuiubel
Mothers of Council
Pointe de Yuet
Pe Ciuibeart
Greinderstip
War Mothers auxiliary dispute at American Legion meeting
Amid confusion the War Mothers auxiliary to the American Legion debates whittling membership in the auxiliary and admitting cannery workers. Members argue over who should be eligible and whether any open entry should be allowed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnino Legion
Aili
Menicelings
Healthiest Baby Wins Prize At Yonkers Parade
Viere, listed as Thomas Rowan, 2, won the prize for the healthiest baby in the Yonkers Baby Parade amid over 25 entries. Advertisements claim Father John’s Medicine keeps him well since age one, with praise from parents and a Yonkers physician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viere
Thomas Rowan
Yonkers
John
Deane
Gowen
Yankeyo
Ilies
Cline
Tone Town
Indictments Near Plainstown for Assault on Gui Girl
An unsigned report from Bluginfield dated March 6 states a grand jury revived indictments for assault and unlawful confinement by five youths near Plains Mississippi. Ruth Dougherty daughter of Sturrisos Dougherty of Sa Creek township is described as held prisoner. she had returned to Floris from Chicapa where she traded for home with her mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluginfield
Wmurmell Padgett
Lisa Nocle
Millard Padgett
Yolh
Plains
Ruth Dougherty
Sturrisos Dougherty
Sa Creek Township
Floris
Chicapa
Unclear historical voyage ends in obscure Salt Creek area
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a ride to Eldon Bogmnfield, camping in pasture, a bachelor event at Bunnett and Bart Crewe, and an obscure Salt Creek location. Names and places are partially legible, with several words missing or garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eldon
Bogmnfield
Bunnett
Bart Crewe
Salt Crestawar- Blip
Two Southeast Students Enter Grinsell College
Two Southeast students, identified as Pyn Maggioan and Sudha Vuende, are set to enter Grivnell College. The report notes their attendance follows a period of notable entry into higher education. An unrelated line mentions a former independence figure and a governor’s vehicle mishap in October with a veterinary context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grivnell College
Phes
Auto Crash Leaves Victims Injured Near Gable and Hill
An auto accident involving a vehicle driven by C. F. Thompson at Gable and Hill at high speed caused a collision with Tina’s stalled car. Thompson was thrown and suffered a fatal skull injury while his sister by marriage Beems was slightly injured. Also noted: residency history since 1895 and various local names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Thompson
Gable
Tina
Rinehart
Beems
Inde
Atrs
Rerootinus Lent Meyers
Glenwood
Doctor Tells How to Detect Harmful Effects of Tobacco
A Johns Hopkins physician warns that tobacco use across forms causes progressive organic ailments. Tests include reading aloud without muffled speech and climbing stairs after waking to detect throat and heart issues. Nicotol tablets are promoted as a cheap, effective remedy with a money back guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Connor
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Mny Drug Store
Waneler Bros
B. W. Schuneman & Coisemment
FAMO Hair Treatment Promoted Like Daily Toothpaste
An advertisement from F. A. Thompson & Company Detroit promotes FAMO as a daily medicinal scalp treatment for seborrhea. It claims regular use prevents seborrhea germs, likening it to brushing teeth, and offers two price points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Thompson & Company
Detroit
Michigan
Also Mentioned on This Page
Flan
Hawkeye State
Tote
Schgot
the Courier
Germany
Hinmeborg
Fred Grassemerer
United States
Corte
Torees
Con Austhinty
The
American Legion
Father John
Mery
Prom Rosa
Baltimore
Nate Cop Ney
Lesthervite
Din
Steylaus
Gene
Gang of Five
Hove
Whet
Arhintie
Velinen Veterinarian
Beleans
Bellans
Capitan
Certain-teed Products Corporation
Tasi
APSE
Shepherd Lumber CO
Walt Fourttt
Sudmy ' Foo
P. Blough
Grant
Mes
Lydia U Goston
Fowler
Am. Jenkins
Ing
Carrsingi
Australia
Standard Oil Company
Indiana
Michigan Avenue
Chicago
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!