School Notes and Local Education News From Cedar Rapids
Prof Butterfield of Manhattan Kansas succeeds Prof York as instructor in manual training. He is a Kansas College of Merchants Arte graduate and comes well recommended. A purse of about 220 was raised for Mr York as he leaves to recover his health. A school program is set for Friday at 745 pm with 10 cent admission and 150 tickets only. Doors open at 7. Resolutions from the Northeast Town Educational Association favor consolidation, library provisions, and kindergarten principles. An echo from the teachers convention lauds newspapers and civic duty. Unclaimed letters at the post office include Frances Mackenzie Annie Simmons Katie Johnson Veronica Studer Mrs R Wilson Jr A B Reidelman.
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Prof
Butterfield
Manhattan
Kansas
York
Kansas College of Merhanteal Arte
Northeast Town Educational Association
Cedar Rapids
Frances Mackenzie
Annie Simmons
Katie Johnson
Veronica Studer
Mra. R. Wilson, Jr
Bryan at Newton Iowa Criticizes Imperialism and Tax Policy
William Jennings Bryan delivered the sole Iowa speech of the campaign at Newton on a Tuesday afternoon. He denounced imperialism and praised the income tax as just, urging voters to choose a party reflecting American ideals and self government. He warned the nation would stand as a Christian example or risk being seen as driven by brute force.
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William Jeenings Bryan
Newton
Iowa
Abraham Lincula
Abraham Lincoln
Republican Party
Europe
Bryan
Pacideco
Gud'hay
Philippine Islands
Christ
Washington
Jefferson
Istogle Tan
Roosevelt
Trista
Wanted and For Sale Items in Early 1900s Noticeboard
The page lists wanted ads and sales offers including poultry buyers from Denver Guilding near the blacksmith shop, and a cottage with eight lots offered at a reasonable price. It notes a wall pie price cut by John M Nix and a 320 acre farm for sale near Ackley and Dumont with occupancy terms. It also records obituaries and local notices about residents and transfers, including Jasper J Slade’s death and farm sales to Illinois buyers.
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Bawit Ike Callender
Bidon Bros, Co
Rochester
Tohn M Nix
Ackley
Dumont
Tuquiro
From Surrounding Points Aplington Beebe at synod
Aplington notes report Rev Beebe attended the Presbyterian Bhate synod last week. Furnaces for five new stores have arrived and will be installed soon. The Conrad family moved from Kesley to Waterloo. Ralph Blackmore’s condition is very serious. Mrs Wi Bisbee visits Th Dodge. L A Gerhardt and Will Paul head to North Dakota to seek homestead land. Invitations issued for wedding of Will Dreyer and Martha Lindaman at the bride’s parents’ home. A mad dog scare affects the village. cattle bitten but dog not captured. Will Green, Olive, and Fred Ulenkapp returned from Colorado describing limited job prospects. Front foundation stones for the Arends building are being set and bailing work proceeds. Harm Devobe and family visit friends in Glenville Nebraska. A very pretty wedding occurred at the Dadswell home with Ruby Dadswell and George Whaley the contracting couple. Rev Beebe assisted. About seventy guests attended. Calls for street lamps and sidewalks persist. Born to C Green and wife a baby girl. Mrs Wickama and wife welcomed a baby. Mr Palmer left for California. Mrs John McCalluff visited Neosho Rapids Kansas. Miss Jans visited Mason City. H W Nichols visited the county seat. Gayl Wesley, son of Isaac and Boots, died aged 5 months 4 days of cholera infantum. Mrs George Trindle returned from Minnesota to visit before departing for Milan Kansas. A special North-Western car stopped to see local guests.
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Aplington
Beebe
Presbyterian Bhate
Conrad
Kesley
Waterloo
Ralph Blackmore
Wi. Bisbee
Th. Dodge
L. A
Wil Gerhardt
Willi Paul
North Dakota
Will Dreyer
Martha Lindaman
Earth
Thia Vieight
Mr. Meyers
Will Green
Olive
Fred Ulenkapp
Colorado
Arends
Harm Devobe
Johanna
Lena DeBuler
Glenville
Nebraska
Thos
C. Green
Vy.wickama
Airl
Palmer
California
John McCalulif
Neorsia Rapids
Kansas
Jans
Mason City
H.W. Nichols
Gayl Wesley
Isaac Andy Babel Boots
George Trindla
Minnesota
Silvus
Felgtives
Milan
North-Western
Gnclals
Neighbors report fires and deaths across Cedaralls and Black Nauk
A string of small town notices details Mrs. Broder Anderson burned at Cedaralls after a gasoline stove incident, and Peter Melindy a Cedar Halls elder statesman dying at his home. Ovage plans a bottled party, tax receipts, prize wins for Emmettsburg horses, and governing races. Diptheria cases rise in Reinbeck while Grundy Center hosts a sheriff race, and local mail routes shift as Linghes post office closes. Short notices mention coal tar derivatives, Anna Van Zuden’s illness, One Minute cough cure, and a Northern Pacific homeseeker rate with travel dates and agent details.
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Broder Anderson
Cedaralls
Peter Melindy
Black Nawk County
Cedar Halls
Ovage
McLaughlin Bros
Emmettsburg
Grand Lodge of
Creston
Linghes
Hawailton County
Reinbeck
Shaw
Grundy Center
Grundy
Papperman
Alexander
Anna van Zuden
Sioux City
California Tourist Cars to California via Santa Fe Route
California tourist sleeping car service begins October 15 1901 from Minneapolis to Los Angeles through Kansas City and Santa Fe route. Four days en route. Special low rate roundtrip tickets sold. For schedules and booklets contact Iowa Central agents or Geo S Batty Marshalltown Iowa.
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California
Town Central Railway
Minneapolis
Los Angeles
Kansas City
Santa Fe
Minnesota
Iowa
Iowa Central
Batty
G. P
T. A
Marshalltown
Lowa
Allen's Long Balsam Promises Relief From Cold Symptoms
A brief notice urges readers to use Allen's Lung Balsam to ease throat tickling and rawness, claiming it combats the old enemy of cold without opium. It also advertises commercial printing services and Ella Miller's millinery as popular among locals, inviting job printing orders.
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Allen
Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertising Notice
We offer one hundred dollars reward for any case of catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall's catarrh cure. We the undersigned have known F. F. J. Cheney for 15 years and believe him honorable in business and able to fulfill obligations. West Traux and Walding Kinnan Marvin, Toledo druggists, endorse Hall's Catarrh Cure. Sold by druggists. Testimonials free. Hall's Family Pills are the best.
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Hall
Cuunny & Co
Props
Toledo
FF. J. Cheney
West
Traux
Walding
Kinnan & Marvin
Ohio
Let Us Do Your Job Printing Auctioneers Kesley
An auctioneer named Kesley offers printing services and invites contact by telephone, with a brief, ad-like message urging others to hire them for printing tasks. The fragment mentions a person named Krien Deberg and a city or place code 10WA, alongside a telephone invitation.
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Krien Deberg
Kesley
Him
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ElPrtisy
Iowa Lumber Co
Robertson
OWA Lumber Company
Burn Schools
Lona
J. A. Johnson's
HW. d. Bryan
Towa
Eobpertsc
BP Onlthy
Denver
Color Blacksmith Shop
Logan
Good Farm
Worth Office
Forth
Wm. Pohinon
Bawa
Jasper
Slade
Salisbury
New York
Harriet Ingham
Wisconsin
Dakota
Geneva
Larson
Wm. McDougle
Dubuque
C. E. Benson
Faulkton
South Dakota
Pacha
G. D. Rodgers
DP. A. N
Locust St Descaines
Ella Miller
Fleykens
Snodgress
Gus
W. N. Snodgress
Will Kellar
Prssler
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