Wiegand Spence Wedding in Anita Iowa
Anita Iowa June 15. Miss Marie Wiegand daughter of Andrew Wiegand married Will R Spence at First M Church with about ninety guests. Ceremony by Rev M Stahl of Colorado. After the ceremony a church reception and two course wedding supper followed. The couple will tour Des Moines then reside at a home prepared by the groom. Both hailed from Anita and hold steady local standing.
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Anita
M. HB
Marie Wiegand
Andrew Wiegand
Will R. Spence
M. Stahl
Colorado
Bie
Will C. Bovee
Winterset
Glen A. Roe
R. C. Beaver
Adlita
Anna Wiegand
Ma- del Spertce
Atlantic
Zita Nation
Fremont
Neb
Minnie Wiegand
Leonore Pegau
G. A. Pegau
F. G. Salisbury
Boston
Mendelssohn’s
Citizens Bank
Do Not Delays for Yellow Tag Use
Urges immediate action for first time use of the yellow tag program. Highlights benefit proximity and encourages community members to participate without delay to access services.
Preliminary hearing for L Wilson postponed in jail
The preliminary hearing of L Wilson, jailed on a charge of beating a board bill at the Occidental, will be held later after physicians determine he is fit for trial.
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L. Wilson
Occidental
Millinery bargains featured in Foley & Collins ad
In this issue Foley and Collins millinery advertises timely bargains it promotes as worth reading. Also announced is Mile Gravier in The Princess of Carthage at the Majestic tonight at 7.
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Foley & Collins Millinery
Mile. Gravier
Carthage
Weather Forecast for Iowa Unsettled Showers Tonight
Unsettled weather expected across Iowa with showers tonight and into Friday. Temps rise in the east as conditions trend warmer, with a cooler surface with lingering drizzle possible in the western areas.
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Iowa
Church Presents Ford to Pastor in Griswold Action
In Griswold on June 15 the Central Church of Christ members honored Rev. W. M. Elston by presenting him with a new Ford car to ease his Sat urday travel from Lewis. The pastorate has seen steady growth and new art glass windows brighten the church. A separate note from Griswold reports C. C. Scott, Scharf Bros. woodworker, owning a pacing horse with an unusually long tail that drags five feet, now tied in a sack and growing about an inch weekly, to be displayed at fairs if conditions permit.
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Griswold
W. M. Elston
Central Church of Christ
Diston
Lewis
Histon
House of Worship
C. C. Scott
Scharf Bros
Fred Roberts Now A Lawyer
Fred Roberts, son of Walter Roberts, has earned his L L B after completing the Albany Law School program at Union University. He learned of his graduation only Tuesday and plans to visit family before deciding where to practice, with many local friends expecting his future success.
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Walter Roberts
Albany Law School
Fred Roberts
Albany
New York
Union University
Fred
Nuptials at Bunton Home Unites F J Nichols to Patricia Bunton
This afternoon at five at the Bunton residence at Fifth and Poplar streets, F J Nichols son of William Nichols and wife, weds Patricia Bunton. Rev Spelman officiates the ceremony followed by a five course wedding supper. The couple will honeymoon in Yellowstone and reside at 208 West Seventh Street after August 1. A fuller notice will appear tomorrow.
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Yellowstone
West Seventh Street
G. H. Bunton
Glenaire
Fifth
Poplar Streets
F. J. Nichols
William Nichols
Patricia Bunton
Captain of Boat Saves Many Lives on Ohio River
Paducah Ky June 15 Captain John L Lowry of the steamer John L Lowry saved sixty five lives when the boat burned opposite Smithland. With fifty excursionists and fifteen crew aboard the craft moved up the river when the fire broke out near the engines. Passengers rushed to decks but the calm actions of the crew averted heavy loss. Oil barrels exploded but caused no injuries. The captain steered toward the Illinois shore and all passengers reached safety.
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Paducah
John. L. Lowry
John L. Lowry
Smithland
Ohio River
Lowry
Illinois
Mrs John Pierson Dies After Cancer Battle Near Griswold
Mrs John Pierson dies at her Griswold area home after months of cancer. She passed away Sunday morning about 7:30. Funeral services were held Tuesday with interment in Whipple cemetery.
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John Pierson
Griswold
Whipple
Lightning takes horses in the county losses and sale prompt
Lightning killed several horses last night in the vicinity. M. O. Trailer, a board of supervisors member, lost his third horse of the season, CG. C. Bell also lost a horse. Platts & Nelson, insured partners, adjusted the losses. A prompt sale of aluminum ware is advertised urging readers to inspect it.
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M. O. Trailer
Board of Supervisors
CG. C. Bell
Platts & Nelson
Union Plans Meetings Begin July 9 For Seven Weeks
The Atlantic Ministerial Union met on Monday June 12 to outline union meetings starting July 9 and running seven weeks across Atlantic city churches. Sundays feature ministers E B Mack H O Spelman T Porter Ritchie G F Braun A H Griffith J W Rainey with Chau tauqua on August 13 and 20. Church members urged to attend and promote the series as beneficial to individuals and congregations. Typewriter paper advertised at 75 cents a box at the Newa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic Ministerial Union
Congregational Church
Atlantic
Chautauqua
JT. W. Rainey
Methodist Church
Judge Arthur to Hold Adjourned April Term Session
Judge Thomas Arthur of Logan will visit the city Monday the 19th to preside at an adjourned April term court session. This will be his first official visit since appointment. Probate matters are expected to occupy attention during the session.
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Thomas Arthur
Logan
Green's Expense Report Reveals Campaign Spending
DHS MOVIES June 15 Congress man W R Green filed his expense report for the election totaling 621.95 dollars. He spent 79.10 at the convention, Mudge 10.90 for the election, and Cleveland over 1400 dollars.
Crusaders Themed Children’s Day Program At Church
The Church of Christ youth and children present an annual program titled The Crusaders on Sunday night at 8. The show, created by young performers, follows a historic Crusaders narrative and aims to convey bringing Pagan Islands to Christian light. Everyone is invited to attend and enjoy the evening’s program.
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Church of Christ
New Crusaders
Hearing Today Brings All Claimants to A N and 3 Hearing
Referee Clovis works to assemble parties for the A N and 3 claims hearing as attorneys for the claimants attend. The session was underway at press time with all sides represented.
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Clovis
Sanitarium Project Planned on East Bank of Okoboji
Attorney A C Parker of Des Moines plans a major sanitarium and summer resort on the east bank of East Okoboji at Spirit Lake. He has bought land with five springs, analytic water deemed valuable for medicinal use, and a prime location midway along the lake system. Parker aims to develop the springs for long term benefit, with a lock planned between Spirit Lake and Hast Okoboji guiding steamer traffic.
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Spirit Lake
A. C. Parker
Des Moines
East Okoboji
Parker
Hast Oloboji
Iowa Lake
Kinney
Great Iowa Lakes
Okoboji
Carnations For Ladies At Majectic Matinee Sat Afternoon
A Saturday matinee at the Majestic offered carnations for each lady in attendance. The event drew local theatergoers and added a courteous touch to the afternoon performance.
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the Majestic
Funeral for Heinke brothers Held in Franklin Township
Funeral services for the two Heinke boys who drowned last Sunday in the Coon river near Des Moines were conducted today at the German Evangelical Lutheran church in Franklin township. Interment followed in the local cemetery, with a number of local residents attending.
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Heinke
Coon River
Des Moines
German Evangelical Lutheran Church
Franklin’ Township
Cake Sale At Christensen's Store Saturday
The Baptist ladies announce a cake sale at Christensen's store on Saturday in 2016.
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Baptist
Christensen’s
Christenson’s
Flag Day Little Observed in This City
Flag day yesterday was little observed in this city and it is doubtful if many residents realized the day. Two horse mower sickles ground. CHAS. BEERS.
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Chas. Beers
Oransky Adverts Highlight Plague Stories Worth Reading
The ad copies promote two pieces by Oransky about a plague, urging readers to look up and read them. Both items promise engaging, worthwhile narratives and emphasize their interest and value.
Cracked eyes daily sold in bulk by Central Iowa poultry
Central Iowa Poultry and BGG Co offer fresh cracked eyes daily priced at 2 dozen for 16 cents cash only. No credit.
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Central Iowa
BGG CO
Personal items of interest from local movers and travelers
Wany Breezy notes Jake White joining Clarinda pitching staff in Mink league, Mrs Wm Waddell returns from Spokane, Crowley Cole heads to Des Moines for jeweler meeting, Harry Thompson back from Tarkio for summer, Mullins from McDougall Cabinet aiding at Giffen, Moffett leaves Gas Company for new work, Mrs S P Ayres of Marshalltown visits Masse, Howard Marshall heads to Redfield SD for South Dakota state league, Will Gardiner sails to Buffalo NY with Iowa M W A delegation, Isabel Osborne visits Champaign Galesburg and returns for summer with Osborne parents, Walter K Stafford visiting before returning to Waterloo and Bell, Mrs K W Niles and daughter Marie travel to Omaha then Batavia IL, Woman's Home Missionary Society meets Friday at 2:30 at G A Hullys to discuss work among Spanish Speaking people with Ella Stallard Dalley speaking.
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Jake White
Clarinda
Mink
Wm. Waddell
Spokane
Crowley Cole
Des Moines
Jewelers Meeting
Mullins
McDougall Kitchery Cabinet Company
Giffen
Moffett
P. Ayres
Marshalltown
Massein
Howard Marshall
Redfield
S. D
South Dakota
Will Gardiner
Iowa
Buffalo
New York
Will
Isabel Osborne
Champaign
Galesburg
Delavan
Wm. Osborne
Walter K. Stafford
Corn Belt Telephone Company
Waterloo
Bell Company
K. W. Niles
Mise Marie
Omaha
Niles
Miss Marie
Batavia
Miss Jones
Woman's Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
G. A. Hully
Cedar Street
Ella Stallard Dalley
New Mexico
Services at United Presbyterian Church
Preparatory services for the Lord's Supper will be held at the United Presbyterian church Friday at eight o clock and Saturday at 232 o clock Rev Thomas Porter of the Baptist church will preach Friday and Rev C B Crooks of Oleander Cal on Saturday All are cordially invited to these services.
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United, Presbyterian Church
Thomas Porter
The
Baptist Church
C. B. Crooks
Oleander
Cal
Town Map Offer With Census Figures and World Map
A 26 cent add on grants a large three color wall map of town featuring the latest 1910 census figures. The reverse side includes a map of the United States World Mexico and Panama. Described as a special in the Des Moines Evening Tribune and the Register and Leader.
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U. 8
World
Mexico
Panama
DHS Moines
Register and Leader
Princess of Carthage at Majestic Tonight
Farcical stage piece titled Princess of Carthage plays at the Majestic tonight. Cast features local performers with a light, satirical plot. Curtain falls late, tickets available at the box office.
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Carthage
Majestic
Yellow tag notes paper fasteners and labels at the NEWS
The NEWS advertises paper fasteners at 10 cents a box and mentions Dennison's gummed labels and Dennison's Postal labels. Birth announcements and a listing for Eugene Pierce and wife M. White appear, with an address at 11 Cumberland and a date range around June 1911.
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the News
Eugene Pierce
Wifo M. White
Inc
Cumberland
Dennison
Victim Turns Nemesis In Wire-Tapping Case Trial
James Morton, accused of tapping contractor Charley McDonald for 320,000, faces a new charge as Thomas W. Ballew of Council Bluffs testifies in New York. Ballew, who lost 30,000 to a counterfeit horse-race scheme, vows to pursue the tapping gang known as the Mabray gang.
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New York
Thomas W. Ballew
Council Bluffs
Ballew
McAdoo
James Morton
The
Bad
Pand
Unti
Tve
Morton
You Have the Yellow Tig Have You Used It
A brief note asks whether the reader has used the yellow tig, prompting curiosity about its function and prior experience.
Will Hold Another Sale by Ray Lang Auctioneer
Ray Lang, the well known auctioneer, will hold another combination sale Saturday on Chestnut Street. The sale includes numerous books and standard works along with other articles. Attend and if you have items to sell contact Lang at once.
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Ray Lang
Chestnut Street
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Dos ‘Moines
Elston
Griswold Church
Wade
Ore
Fr. Nichols
A. B
Newa
Arthur
Fast Bank of
Harry Thompson
Tarkio
United Presbyterian’ Church
Towa
McDonald
the New Co-Operative Association
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