News Notes from % general local and nearby communities
Local items from Aplington and Geneva recount church picnics, visits, and family news. Rev Capiman of George reports a child’s death. A baby arrives to Mr and Mrs Valentine. Mrs Ukke Boomparden dies at eighty ten after long cancer. Other notes: farming moves, land purchases, and a proposed Royce block hotel. Fair dates September 11 to 13.
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Aplington
Presbyterian Sunday School
Capiman
George
The
Schaffer Church
Mra. J
Miller
Ackley
Mra. Kramer
J. Valentine
Jake Aitken
Buffalo Center
Mr. Bierman
Frank Waudby
Dakota
Ris
H. Hemenway
Cedar Falls
Royce
Parkersburg
Ukke Boomparden
Geneva
M. E. Dolson
Edward
Abbott
George Ihdé
Little River
Kanvac
Shep Horner
Kansas
Barney McCauley
Ff, Mallard
Rockwell
Dadswell
Cemetery Society
Edina Marshall
Gertie Evernham
Local notices and travel highlights on community life
The report covers a string of small events and travels: a couple leaving for Belle Plaine then Waterloo for camp meeting. a bogey accident injuring two riders but not seriously. a 12 year old injured after falling from a plow west of town. Guy Loomis traveling to Chicago to visit relatives. Joe Schuler moving to Joice for a new elevator job. a gathering at Wm. O Clousten’s for Willie O Clousten’s birthday. Germano Medicine’s Austinville show drawing praise. Rona Clouston winning a prize album for most popular lady.
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Boeckemeier
Belle Plalna
Waterloo
Samuel Otterstein
Tillie Miller
Rampton
Fred Linde
Clarence Ahrens
T. H. Ahrens
Guy Loomis
Chicago
Joe Schuler
Joice
Iowa
Mr. Schuler
Appleton doctor plans Milwaukee smallpox vaccination denial school
Milwaukee on August 22 reports Dr. Matthew W T Rodermund, the Appleton physician known for his views on religion, arranging to found a school in Milwaukee. The aim is to educate the public that smallpox and vaccination are myths, quarantine is misapplied, and vaccination is a crime.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Mattheww T. Rodermund
Appleton
Alving
Ublic
Berlin artist completes two grand epergnes for royalty
Berlin Aug 22 Herr Otto Roht an instructor at the Arts and Crafts School Berlin has finished two magnificent epergne after a resignation by Emperor William who plans to present one to King Edward. It is described as the most artistic work turned out in Berlin since the eighteenth century.
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Kalear le Alao An Arti
Berlin
Otto Rohtef
Arts and Crafts School
William
Edward
Bible Conference Draws Over 3000 At Winona Indiana
Winona Indiana August 22 Yesterday was Missionary day at the Winona Bible conference attendance reached the highest in the history of the gathering with over 3000 pastors and Bible students present on the grounds. Fall River Massachusetts August 22 A survey shows mill wage cuts likely for print cloth operatives with a 15 percent reduction planned for September 5 a majority of corporations may refuse to agree.
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Bible Conference
Winona
Warsaw
Ind
Fall River
Mass
Fight Over Milling Machines Ends in Milwaukee
Four year dispute between the milling trust and the coopers in Milwaukee ends when machines are banished and workers are rehired. The settlement occurred Saturday, concluding a long battle over shop rights to use machines.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Milling Trust
Coopers
Democrats Conclude Iowa Convention On State Platform
Democrats of Iowa gathered in Des Moines to choose officers and adopt a state platform. Delegates debated money questions, with conservatives pushing to drop free coinage while the majority backed a state issues focus and a Kansas City platform reference. Phillips of Ottumwa won the gubernatorial nomination. other statewide officers and the ticket were listed.
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Iowa
Des Moines
Sharon
Scott County
John M. Redmond
Cedar Rapids
Ton
U. H. Quick
Sioux City
Eleventh District
Resolutions’ Committee
Cato Sella
Democratic Party
Walter Butler
Lown
Kansas
Democrats
Kansas City
General Assembly
Cato Sells
Atand
Sella
Four Lives Lost In Streetcar and Train Collision
Four people died and eleven were injured when a trolley car on Forty-seventh Street collided with a Pennsylvania line passenger train Saturday night in Chicago. Victims include Frederick O. Edwards Harriet Satellite Ida B. Osler and an unidentified person. Motorman Willis Bowman and conductor J Pulton were among those injured. The cause remains undetermined as investigators review whether loss of control or signal confusion led to the crash.
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Chicago
Forty-seventh Street
Hne
Pennsylvania Road
Frederick O. Edwards
Harriet Satellite
Ida B. Osler
Vinestreet
Cincinnati
Luther Jackson
Mary O'Malley
Kate Greenfield
Marian Branard
James Gillette
Willis Bowman
J. Pultop
Margaret Dwye
Ideaie Canlox
Clarissa, Bigelow
J. Groadway
Fulton Cout
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Bree Silver
Silver
John P. Murphy
Dubuque
Gehenna
Cummings
Stiger
Tama
Phillipps
Ottumwa
Sells
Ball
Weaver
Redmond
Phillips
T. J. Phillips
Ottuarwa
Schoola
W.P. Johnson
Carroll County
Worp
Burlington
Cedar Rapids and Northern Railway Company
Minnesota
Reading
Wilmont
Lismore
Kenneth
Walters
Con Wer
Tuos. H. Brown
Gen'l. Townsite Agt
Sioux Falls
Kuneas City
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Delaware
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Ed Wusmuch
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