Back to School Club Notes and Local Society
The column opens with a reflective poem about the home as children return to school. It reports upcoming P E O Society meeting with book reviews and notes the Nonpareil club gathering with papers and songs. It also mentions Mrs John H Pickett joining the hospital board at Oskaloosa and outlines hospital improvements and cost, with a note that Tuesday is the day to…
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Lalia Mitchell
John H. Pickett
Ames
Oskaloosa
Notice and social items fill week's schedule
The paper lists varied notices from Junior Trot by Saturday to Margaret Hall dances and Pi Phi alumnae dinner. It notes birthdays of Bateman, Stanton, and Barrett, new Homesteaders quarters, and a Cedar Rapids federation convention. It also covers lectures, music, and Cap Knapp as dress critic with humorous anecdotes.
Milk impresario helps irate customer keep supply
A Ames dairy owner Mr Gunder faced a souring milk complaint from a weather affected customer. The driver shortage forced him to serve on a wagon. After a tense exchange the owner relented to keep the loyal customer.
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Gunder
Ames
Die of J Hurd Thompson in Denver at age fifty nine
Robert Cairns recalls his friend and roommate J Hurd Thompson who died in Denver last week at age 59. Thompson, once a rubber goods salesman and wholesaler in St Paul and Omaha, was praised as a good man and hard worker despite earlier financial losses.
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Los Angeles
R. R. Thompson
California
Hurd
Robert Cairns
J. Hurd Thompson
Ames
Denver
Cairns
Hurd Thompson
Prof. Bissein
Mr. Thompson
St. Paul
Omaha
On the Campus Highlights and Visits
Frank Casey spent Sunday in Mason City. Miss Stevenson hosts her sister. Miss Edna Andrea entertained Dorothy last week. Miss Ruth Egloff of Cedar Falls was in Ames Sunday. Miss Charlton's week in Madison Wisconsin. Prof. M I Evinger visited Hamburg parents. John Johnson 07 was a Sunday guest at Phi Gamma. Caroline Laird visited Des Moines over Sunday. Armstrong to lead YWCA meeting Sunday. Keo Anderson Jewell visited Carolyn Grimsby. William and Charles Beardshear attended the Nevada county fair Friday. A H Sayner returns to extension work after vacation. Jane Skegg of Marshalltown was guest of Lena Kennedy.
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Gamma Alpha House
Miss Davenport
Margaret Hall
David Todd
Ida Grove
R. E. Buchanan
Todd
Chicago University
H. P. Baker
Pennsylvania State College
Iowa
Crawford Edwards
Sioux City
Ames
W. E. Edwards
North Woods
Frank Casey
Mason City
Stevenson
Edna Andrea
Dorothy
Ruth Egloff
Cedar Falls
Charlton
Madison
Wisconsin
M. I. Evinger
Hamburg
John Johnson
Phi Gamma House
Caroline Laird
Des Moines
Des Moines Over Sunday. Miss Armstrong Will Have Charge of the Y. W. C. A
Keo Anderson
Jewell
Carolyn Grimsby
ManZan Pile Remedy Promises Quick Relief
ManZan Pile Remedy comes ready to use with nozzle attached. Soothes heals reduces itching and inflammation. An operation for piles will not be necessary if you use ManZan. Price 50c Money refunded if not satisfactory. Sold by C. A. Gamble.
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C. A. Gamble
Promise of Electric Lights Reaches City
The Story City Herald reports a definite promise of electric lights as a boiler from Galesburg Illinois nears arrival. The local Marshalltown supplier proved unreliable, and the order was moved to the Galesburg firm which delivered the boiler in under three days.
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Galesburg
Ill
Marshalltown
Story City Herald
Wood's Liver Medicine Promises Quick Relief
An 19th century patent medicine ad touts Wood's Liver Medicine as a liquid for malaria chills and fever. It claims to regulate the liver kidneys and bladder and relieve biliousness sick headache and constipation. The 1.00 bottle offers 2 1 2 times the quantity of the 50c size. First dose provides relief and tonic effects are felt at once.
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Wood
C. A. Gamble
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pearance
P. E. O. Society
Lydia Tilden
the Weavers
Newens
Shubesawa
Storms
Shuttle
Potter
Oskaloosa Hospital
Miss Freed
Pi Phi
P. E. O. Society of
Knoxville
Knoxville Society
Oskaloosa Herald
Bateman, Stanton and
Barrett
J. W. Bateman
Milford Township
Dean Stanton
R. C. Barrett
Odd Fellows Hall
Cedar Rapids
Iowa Federation of Woman's Clubs
Library
Methodist Church
the Voice American
Henry James
Katherine Jewell Everts
Harpers
Paderewski
Lowa
Nordica
Dubuque
Airt
Mie
Boston Symphony Orchestra
East
Chicago
Minneapolis and St. Paul
Mississippi
New York Musical America
Hanus
Herman Knapp
Knapp
Iowa State College
Capt. Knapp
Lincoln
Prof. Knapp
Major Byer
Sherman
Los Hermanos Club
Smith’s Hall
J. W. Hook
Gamma Alpha
Will Black
St. Joe
Live Stock Journal
Horticultural Club
Zumwalt’s Park
Luceta Cameron
Alta
Adam’s Hall
Gamma Alpha’s
A. C. True
Agricultural Extension Department
Washington
Zulu Conrad
Chickasha
Oklahoma
Madeline Stauffer
Mabel Dixon
Sac City
Vera Dixon
Art Institute
P. H. Rolfs
H.S. Fawcett
S. C
Dean Chandler
Harry Cushman
Rhoda Edwards
Earl Maharg
Audubon
Florence Pettinger
Walter
Cumberland
Miss Pettinger
Mr. Pettinger
Reppert
Grace Stockwell
Dr. Cessna
Miss Stockwell
Bermuda
The
First Methodist Church of
William and Charles Beardshear
Nevada
A. H. Sayner
Jane Skegg
Lena Kennedy
Semmons
Semmons Dry Goods Store
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