Local Notices and Social Updates From Cedar Rapids Area
Mrs Dennis is a Cedar Rapids resident visiting friends. John Simpson and family visited in the neighborhood last Sunday. Prof Lyon, former M B church pastor, is in Liscomb. Mrs Fenthorne has filed for divorce after her husband deserted two years ago. Mrs Koudann visited sister Mrs Welchel and heads to Minnesota to live. Mr Hale remains weak but improving. John Myers just returned from Chicago. Mrs King hosted her mother last week. visits to Morrison county noted. Ulfers couple visited John Lademann. Mrs Janssen sick. A cousin of Dirk Nottman arrived from Germany. family to work at the Breithaupt farm. School resumes Monday. Cleves district school largest in Hardin county. Chay Canfield expected back at the station soon. W Koring and Hugh Patterson newly elected village council members. Election Monday quiet. focus on government work. Reverend Wesle is at conference in Milwaukee. Mrs Ocker of Chariton visited briefly. Education stressed. Miss Clara Dahn recovering from illness. Wedding at the Miller home Miss Leng married Harm Ludeman by Rev DeBeede. Dumengs Avent Shafer transferred to Austin. Sheridan now manager of local telephone exchange. residence in Hamptom. Mr Wood and family moved to Bathgate. Rohmitz and Jewuily moved to new location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Myers
Chinealgo
Cleves
Hardin County
Clara Dahn
A. O. Miller
Leng
Dumengs
Avent Shafer
Great West
Austin
Minnesota
Dick Tellinghulsen
South Dakota
Rena Olauasen
Cedar
Fails
Waterloo
Jessie Alfford
Grandy Center
Esther
Henry Sauter
W. Stooler
Bertha
H. W. Kelly
H.W. Kelly
Chas, Pratt
Kanawa
Local notices mix missives from Clarkaville district
A stream of brief items from Clarkaville lists name changes, attendances, land sales, school openings, and community happenings. It notes funerals, teach hires, road repairs, lodge meetings, and family travels, with multiple residents moving, visiting, or needing care.
Local News Capsule From Iowa City Area
A jumble of briefs reports toward social and civic life including a fatal shooting in New Mattford after a hunting accident, a large fire in Barville causing 50000 in damage, and a plan to merge five Lodges of the Catholic Order of Foresters at Dubuque. Letters on liquor boycott, a Waterloo hospital case, and a Cedar Falls May concert are noted, along with emigration, a lawsuit for 20000, and various local governance and school developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Li¢bsobn Brothers
Wellanarg
New Mattford
Fay Olson
Battford
Arthur Leavetha Wan
Barlvitte
Order of Foresters
Dubique
Worth County
Northwood
Sumner
JM. Johnson
Bremer County
Waterloo
Theodore Thomas’ Orchestra
Cedar Falla
Azores Islands
Portugal
Karl Kobertstein
Dubuque Jad
Iroquois Peril Button Works
Colonel Henderson
Hyde Clark Post
Dubuque
Richard Jay
A. W. Manning
Town Falls
Independence Nlave
Funk
Jown Falls
Robert Wilson
Iowa Falls
The
Agricultural Association
Eldorn
Clint Mzyers
Radcliffe
Hubbard
Acccent
Foul Air in Railroad Cars Sparks Ventilation Demand
A Wartford Courant report urges railcar ventilation reform noting passengers feel sleepy and suffocated in many cars. It criticizes stagnant, stuffy air in Pullmans and other coaches, blaming poor ventilation on design and climate and calling for practical changes to improve air quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wartford Courant
Africa
Coal Famine Sparks Odd Precautions and Witty Schemes
Amid coal shortages, Hudson County Gas Company seals wagons with whitewash to deter theft while Danbury bat makers burn damp manure for fuel. In Poughkeepsie workers add funds to aid Iron and Steel strike relief, and a home burglary ends with three tons of coal looted. Baltimore plans extra coal shipments to ease prices for the poor. Includes humorous bits and misc notes on politics and mischief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BR Gna
Danbury
Conn
Bat Makers
Fim
Phoenix Barnshoe Works
Poughkeepsie
Devery
Iron and Steel
Inlox
Voughkeepsie
Mitchell
Devers
Philadelphia
I. G. Taylor
Fairmount Avenue
Sonshore
Taylor
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Baltimore
Maryland
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Ackley area notices and personal items in brief
Osceola Township and Ackley neighbors send thanks for bereavement assistance. Keough residence repairs underway in west Ackley with Al Siefken. Frank Sheller doing work in high line area. Miss Mary Thornton to return to Marshalltown. Miss Lotta Slater begins spring term in district No. 9. Tony Spongisr leaves for Minnesota to seek cheap land. G. Ragan of Las Vegas NM plans visit to Ackley this fall. Fire department cleared 823. George Wild to Centuria Wisconsin for banking. Ibla county seat town mentioned. Rural Cooper’s term expired. no one to serve dog sores. Bad road conditions hinder rural mail delivery. A man offered a stallion to farmers but gave up. A daughter of Mr. Heuriche mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keough
al Siefken
West Ackley
Frank Sheller
Hig Line
Mary Thornton
I. Keough
Marshalltown
Lotta Slater
Tony Spongisr
Minnesota
Ragan
Las Vegas
N. M
B. Keough
Ackley
Albaon
George Wild
Centuria
Wisconsin
Iblaa
New
Cooper
Heuriche
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Allington
Clarkaville
Foolitner
Cora ‘Trambower
Distrct
Sadie Watking
Blake
Muscatine
M. E
Enaler
Gonson
Chester Horner
Valley School
Jesse Manifold
State Normal
George Tucker
O. E. Benson
B. March
Shellsburg
Tom
Kedron Iudge
A. B
A. M
D. G. Wiley
Equality Lodge
Steamboat Rock
Grieves
Bilor
Reed
Tourner
Starr
Mesars
Dalby
Tidd
G. W. Lake
A. Rother
Ed Walker
Jamboatoon
Our
Citizens and Peoples
C. R. Green
Geo
Fisk
B. Baker
A. Potgeter
J. Willard Cgldwell
Marshall
Missouri
Siater
F. Willig
G. W. Hayses
Fara
Cottonwood County
Minn Oenota
van Gifen
Towa
Van
Mardin County Briefs
Black Hawk County
Ackle
Marera
Lité Steen
Washington Star
Memphis
Mike
Hogan
Chicago News
Osxceola
ANG
Iowa Lumber Company
H.C. Madden
Mer
Robertson, la
Garland
Stransky Steelware
Bee
Digman
H. Walmsley
Clarksville
Reiden
Greene
N. E Finn
Dumont
Runyan
Euch
Dr. Mueller
Nix
John DaNeal
Fox
Eloure
Joan Hoyer
Orro Kablore
Ackisy
Town
District Court
Lowa
William Miglant
Absantea
William Mieddsz
William Mplleng
Wforesaid
Fabh— Sr
William Mialeoz
Eldora
UpoLre Miecenz
Daniel Eiler
VOR
Hou Loum War
Waterloo Steam Loundy
United States
G. A. Parks
General Industrial
Louiaville & Nashville
Louiaville, Ky
H. Althaus
Presbyterian Ghureb
Ogndies
Frizg & Paulus
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