Tramp printer in Iowa crime case and local mishaps
Reports from Hampton Wesley and nearby towns detail the capture of I Dillon accused in James Murray’s death, a packing case accident injuring D B Adams, a marriage license hitch for James Pace, a Des Moines coroner led inquest over Ben Weimburg, and various local incidents. Also noted are a Burlington train boarding attempt, a six leg lamb in Corning, a suicide in Des Moines, and civic events including flag day and nursing home dedication progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. Dillon
James Murray
Hampton
Wesley
C. l. Fernegan
D. B. Adams
Manson
Cgee
DeWitt
Adams & DeWtt
Plyworth
James Pace
Austin
Minn
Iowa
Pace
James McKee
Creston
Ben Weimburg
Weinburg
Martin Knittie
Mountain Home
Idaho
Burlington
Ottumwa
Knittle
New London
N. Y
Dave Mowers
Knuittle
EK. J. Gentry
Corning
Margaret. Coyle
Robert Brown
Sergent
Brown
Executive Council
Wes Moines
Clinton
Iowa Liquor Dealers’ Association
Des Moines
Martin Ingwerson
Harry B. Mayne
Sioux City
Fred Dierks
J. J. Klein
Council, Bluffs
Joseph Muelhaupt c
William Haase
Davenport
Dubuque County
Supreme Court
August LaBarse
Union Electric Company
LaBarge
Iowa City
Bryson
Julia B. Curtis
Plano
State Normal College
Earl F. Geiser
Oberlin
Charles Meyerholz
Morning Sun
Normal School
State University
Harvard
Hulda Stenwall
Dubuque
Wealthy Chicagoans back guild for practical agriculture training
A university led farming guild in Chicago will use ten special farms totaling 5000 acres, funded by wealthy supporters including Arthur Meeker and Samuel Insull. Trainees, called apprentices, will work on real farms while receiving stipends of 15 to 25 dollars monthly, with tuition and savings deductions. Graduates earn 200 dollars lump sum plus savings toward farm ownership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Chicago
William Hil
Hill
Arthur Meeker
Armour & Co
J. K. Deering
R. R. Hammond
Deering Coal Company
Samuel Insull
Commnion- Wealth-Edison Electric Company
H. S. Miller
Chicago & Eastern Minors Railroad Company
H. §. Keeley
Chicago, Milwaukee & St Paul Railroad
H. S. Hart
Spencer Otis
National ‘Dump Car Company
F. J. Lillie
Benjamin Johnson
Prof. Hill
Fishing for Trout Where the Real Sportsman Will Find Big Trout
Angling in Scottish mountain streams blends peace and sport as black trout lurk in pools and grilse roam after a summer apate. A river day unfolds with fly choice, gear, and teamwork shaping success as trout and salmon yield to patient, skillful casting.
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Scotland
Spey
Dee
Tay
Tweed
Birth Stones and Friendly Birthdays at a Lady's Party
An hostess celebrates four bachelors with cakes and colored candles, matching flower wreaths, and a postasy birthstone table. A list of stones and symbols includes February amethyst, April diamonds, May emerald, June agate, and December turquoise among others. Also describes a children’s birthday party with goldfish centerpiece, fish candy boxes, toy fish, and prize caps. A reader asks for graduation party ideas with menu and keepsakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constancy
Fidel
Izaak Waltons
A Novel Soup Recipe From a Luncheon Menu
A young matron hosts a luncheon and serves a fruit soup as a refreshing summer change. The recipe blends raisins currants prunes dried raspberries apples and cinnamon boiled long then strained. next day reboiled with sago sugar and port wine per cup before serving.
A Pin Trick Delights Party Guests With Laughter
A hostess unveiled a pin trick during a grown ups party, drawing gales of laughter from attendees as the paper prop sparked playful suspense and cheerful reaction.
Refreshments for teens and a stag party mix
For a 60 guest afternoon teen reception offer light options like ice cream, cake, small cakes, and frappe or lemonade on tap. For a 12 guest stag evening, serve first herring or anchovy canapes, then chicken salad, grilled sausage on brown bread, pickles, individual tarts, plus coffee and ginger ale.
Gift ideas for a nun who played the wedding march
Madame Merri suggests money as a practical gift for a nun who played the Catholic church wedding march. She notes nuns have few material needs and questions whether money is most acceptable, while inviting ideas for any item she might truly long for.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madame Merri
Fashion notes on Paris styles and new garments
The article details mitered cheviot coats with one piece body and sleeve, the attached lace yoke chemise, a Parisienne pink jersey over lingerie, long angel sleeves on nightgowns, corset cover with petticoat drawers, and affordable evening shades in durable materials. It notes dressing sacks for summer mornings and Grecian empire influences shaping fashionable gowns.
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Iowa News
Harold McKinney
W Newlen
Walker Street
Mc.Kinney
Mrc. Newton
Frank W. Sealands
Kamrat ‘Ura
Germsky
J. B. Kennedy
Kennedy Boys
de- Groot Lad
Seamands
Abigail Adams
Daughters of the American Revolution
W. D. Skinner
Old Fort Des Moines
Manley Stevens
Ames
Navy
Northwestern
Bertha Hoover
Stevens
Tom Moran
Manley
Hoover
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