Merchants Greys Win Thrilling Thurston Showdown 6-4
Merchants Greys defeated Thurston Rl fles by 6 to 4 as Sam Marshall led with the bat. Marshall hit a home run and two passes, with Dahlberg turning a double play to Marshall. Pitchers White and Lynch split the action with mutual control and hits, while base runners were tallied on stolen bases and careful fielding. Umpire Brown and Schubert officiated a crowded evening as music at Fourth and Chestnut framed the event.
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efMy
Atlantic
Thurstons
Sam Marshall
Pases
R. Foran
Dahlberg
Marshall
White
Lynch
Bchnitzen
Scuser
Brown
Barnum and Bailey Greatest Show on Earth Feature Review
A vivid description of the Barnum and Bailey circus highlighting its diverse acts. The show displays a rainbow of animal acts including elephants, hippo Agnes, a rhinoceros, a giraffe, camels, and trained horses. European and Asian performers join in aerials and equilibrist feats as the spectacle advances with new parades and ornate displays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barmmm and Bailey
Joseph
Agnes
America
Animal Kingdom
Herlin
Europe
Asia
Desperado
Barnum and Bailey
Harth
Rumor of Bruce Banking Venture in Avoca Debunked
News notes no truth to reports Bruce of the regional bank chain would start a new bank in Avoca or buy the Nieman building. He did seek a building last fall but the deal fell through. Avoca already has two banks and a third planned by locals. The rest covers a Fourth of July picnic plan and U C T gatherings with menu details and invitations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas. H. Bruce
Avoca
Bruce
Nieman
News
Nym
Corporations Face New Iowa Annual Report Law
The News reports that Iowa corporations must file an annual report with the Secretary of State in Des Moines, accompanied by a one dollar fee. Noncompliance incurs escalating penalties from September through December, with enforcement actions possible if reports and fees are not paid by May. The law, effective April 9, requires publication of delinquent lists in August and notices in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of State
Des Moiines
Iowa
Local Supplier Announces Flexible Bale and Ton Sales
An advert states next week will begin cutting time and offering stock by single bale, half load, or by the ton. Att. MICKEL.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Att &.&. Mickel
Bride and Groom Arrive in City at Henshaw & Martin Rooms
Robert Jones and his bride stay at the rooms above the Henshaw and Martin store after arriving in the city. The couple plans to settle in and begin their life together in the local area.
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Robert Jones
Pride
Henshaw & Martin
Nonpareil Sold to Marshalltown Partners in 1890s
Council Bluffs Nonpareil changes hands to O W Norris and W P Hughes of the Marshalltown Times-Republican. Victor O Bender sells. Hughes moves from Times-Republican to manage the Nonpareil alongside current editor Henderson. The sale signals a shift toward the progressive Republican wing in the district.
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Council Bluffs
Victor O. Bender
Messrs. O. W. Norris
W. P. Hughes
Mashalltown Times-Republican
Suly
Hughes
Times-Republian
Bender
M Bender
Marshalltown
Republican Party
Warim
Nantz
Times Republican
Henderson
Ice Cream Social At German Evangelical Church Lawn
The YY P.S. of the German Evangelical Church invites all residents to a lawn social on the church lawn at Seventh and Walnut streets. The event is scheduled for June 30 and promises community fellowship with treats and activities for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YY. P.S
Seventh
Walnut
Coroner Jensen Leaves for Annual Vacation to North City Camp
Coroner Nels Jensen departs with his wife for a two week outdoor trip at Andrews place north of the city. They plan camping fishing and relaxation during the vacation period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nels Jensen
Osborne
Andrews Place
Fennell Returns to Pettawattamie County for Official Duties
George B. Fennell, a state bank examiner, returned today to Pettawattamie County where he has been serving in pursuit of high official duties. This move follows his work in Rattawattamie County.
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Rattawattamie County
George B. Fennell
Pettawattamie County
Hig
Peonie Why's
Moreland Returns Home Improved After Alled Excelsior Springs Visit
Moreland came back to the city Saturday evening with his wife who had spent about six months at Excelsior Springs Missouri for treatment. Her health is reported to be improved, and she plans to remain in the city for a time.
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Moreland
al ‘Moreland
Excélsior Springs
Horace Sears
Hancock
Disbrow
Maine
J. F. Byers
Anita
John Galvin
Walnut
W. J. Tobias
Carson
J. Montague
Lewis
Geo. Harrison
Des Moines
Mary Maitlander
Walmut
Liston Collins
Guthrie Center
Maude Herbert
Omaha
Fred Pieper
Minden
John Eggers
Anna Krauth
Massena
Bessie Ruch
R. M. Dunham
Winifred Bell
Lulu Wunder
John Eg Berg
Fred Scheef
Marne
Wilma Holmes
Lela Ferryman
Elizabeth Henick
Daisy Stock Remedy Co
Hannah Schmaedigen
Linzie Bredehoff
Wiota
Paul Gillespie
A. J. Gillespie
J. L. Schwab
A. H. Williams
R. D. McGeehan
Spruce Street
Commance Canning Peas Opens This Season
The canning factory began pea packing this morning for the year and will operate for about three to four weeks. Peas are generally good, except for those damaged by high water.
Local Society Notes Highlight Wedding Plans and Gatherings
Mrs J H Marshall hosts the N E Bridge Whist Club tomorrow afternoon at Hast Fifth street home. Katharine Marshall and Thomas Francis Arnold wed at Peter and Paul Catholic Church, 7 pm, with about 200 invitations issued. Lena Mickelsen weds John P Hansen Wednesday at six pm, at the bride’s West Ninth street home. Margaret Gittins to Henry Scott Linn wed at high noon tomorrow at West Tenth street home, officiated by Rev A Griffith. A large shower for Miss Gittins followed by a Browning club basket social at her Gittins home tonight.
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J. H. Marshall
N. E. Bridge Whist Club
Hast Fifth Street
West Ninth Street
Lena Mickelsen
John P. Hansen
Chas. Block & Son
Wm. Gittins
West Tenth Street
Margaret Gittins
Henry Scott Linn
Miss Gittins
Gittins
Browning Club
Feta Wins Baseball Game At Local Park
The Veterinarians defeated the Chicken Pickery 11 to 4 yesterday at the local ball park. Battery for the Vets was Flarity and Morrow while Jeck, Dahlberg, Smith and O'Dea pitched for the Chicken Pickers. Jeck started but was knocked out in the third.
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Feta
Flarity
Morrow
Jeck
Dahlberg
Smith
O'Dea
Bee Hives For Sale By Fred Steinee
Two good bee hives offered for sale by F red Steinee. Includes hives suitable for starting a small apiary with healthy colonies. Enquiries invited.
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Fred Steinee
Bride and Groom Elllis Arrive From St Joe in City
Silas Ellis, noted harness maker, and his bride Miss Fauchiner arrived last night from St. Joseph where they were married. They will reside at the Third and Elm streets home prepared for their bride. Mrs. Ellis was previously Miss Fauchiner from Cumberland area.
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Wome
Silas Ellis
Rhody
St. Joe
Third and Elm
Bryan Lecture At Congregational Church Draws 250
A Saturday Bryan lecture titled The Price of a Soul drew about 250 people to the Congregational church in Bryan Nebraska. The audience included men women and children who followed the speaker closely and judged the talk thoughtful and high minded. Bryan arrived at 652 pm and departed 1257 pm returning via the Bluffs to Rockwell City after altering his eastward plans. H M Boorman introduced him in the expected manner.
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Bryan
Congregational Church
M. GC
Cuykendale
Bluffs
Rockwell City
H. M. Boorman
Corn Promises Strong Growth by Fourth of July
Local report notes corn in the area is thriving and growing rapidly. Farmers expect harvest readiness by the usual Fourth of July standard despite an earlier backyard season.
Knights of Columbus Hall Gains City Water Service
The Knights of Columbus Hall in the Johnson block is being improved with city water service lavatories and toilet equipment. The organization long needed these conveniences and the work will enhance the hall's reputation as a fine meeting space.
Home from the South with T B Swan and Son Harry
T B Swan and his son Harry returned from a visit to North Carolina at eleven this morning. They enjoyed Asheville near the Vanderbilt estate Biltmoon and other sites. They toured Arlington Cemetery Washingtons tomb Mt Vernon and recalled wartime memories shared by locals.
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T. B. Swan
Harry
North Carolina
Mr. Swan
Asheville
N. C
Woshmeton
Arlington Heightd National Cemetery
Washington
Washington Honta
Mt. Vernon
New Practitioner Opens Practice In Local Opera House Block
Dr. George B. Sitzer arriving from Fremont Nebraska has leased the VA cant room in the opera house block and will begin practice here on July first. He is described as a mature years specialist relocating to join the local medical scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. Sitzer
Fremont
Neb
Opera House
Dr. Sitzer
Remains Taken to Winds to Princeton for Burial
The remains of the late Mrs. C Huffstodt were taken Saturday evening at 6.52 to Princeton Illinois where interment will be made. The body was accompanied by the deceased's brother and her sister Mrs Triplett and her son Reid Huffstodt.
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C. Huffstodt
Princeton
Triplett
Reid Huffstodt
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