Merchants Greys Edge Thurston Rifles In Rain Slugfest
Sam Marshall shines with the bat as the Merchants Greys beat the Thurston Rifles from Omaha in a late start game on a heavy field. Stolen bases show Atlantic 5 to Thurston 6, with Marshall homering and Foran contributing two bases. Umpire Ethnitzen and announcer Scoi er Brown noted a soggy ballpark at Fourth and Chestnut as music played later.
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Merchants’ Greys
Atlantic
Thurstons
Tim
Sam Marshall
BR. Foran
Dallberg
Marshall
White
Lynth
Lynch
Ethnitzen
Scoier
Brown
Barnum and Bailey Greatest Show on Earth Wins Praise
The show features a rainbow of acts from a diverse menagerie including Agnes the hippopotamus and a rhinoceros. It highlights trained elephants, camels, and a Berlin company of horses, dogs, ponies, and seals. European and Asian performers supply acrobats, aerialists, jugglers, and gymnasts as the season proves highly successful.
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Joseph
Agnes
America
Berlin
Europe
Asia
Acta
Balloon Horse
Desperado
Barnum and Bailey
No Truth In The Rumor Bruce Won't Start Avoca Bank
A persistent rumor that Jas H Bruce would start a bank in Avoca is false. Bruce says he is not buying the Nieman building or starting a bank there, though he was negotiating for a building. the deal fell through amid speculation. The Avoca area already has two banks and a third to be shared by locals.
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Jas. H. Bruce
Avoca
Bruce
Nieman
Jamyome
Corporations Must Make Report Under New Iowa Law
The News notes a new Iowa law requiring corporations to file an annual report in July with a one dollar fee to obtain an annual permit. Delinquent filings accrue penalties from September through December and monthly thereafter. If unpaid by May, the secretary will seek legal action. The law took effect April 9 of the current year.
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Secretary of State
Tin
Time-Sensitive Sale Offer Promises Flexible Quantities
A brief notice from Mickel announces upcoming sales next week offering highly chosen time cuts. Available options include single bale, half load, or by the ton, with pricing under ASA terms. The message emphasizes efficiency and varied bulk choices for buyers.
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Mickel
Couple Arrives in City and Takes Rooms Over Store
Robert Jones and his bride arrived in the city and have taken up residence in rooms above the Henshaw and Martin store. The groom prepared an ome for his bride in their new home above the shop.
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Robert Jones
Bride
Henshaw & Martin’ Store
Nonpareil Changes Hands in Council Bluffs
Victor E. Bender sells the Council Bluffs Nonpareil to D. W. Norris and W. P. Hughes of the Marshalltown Times-Republican. The transfer takes effect July 1 with Hughes to assume active management and Bender to exit to another paper venture. The Nonpareil dates to 1859 and the sale signals a shift in local Republican progressive alignment.
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Victor E. Bender
Council Bluffs
Norris and
Hughes
The
Gate of the? Council
Victor
Bender
D. W. Norris
W. P. Hughes
Marshalltown Times-Republican
Times-Republi ‘Can
Nonpareil
M Bonder
Boulier
Marshalltown
Repubican Party
Nannia
Timer Republican
Henderson
Ice Cream Social at German Hvan church lawn
The German Hvan eethilc church announces a lawn social on its church lawn at Seventh and Walnut Streets. Everyone is invited for June 30 at 8 p.m. Proceeds support church activities.
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WY. P
Hvaneethilc Curch
Walnut
Vacation Planned for Coroner Nels Jensen North of City
Coroner Nels Jensen takes his annual break from duties and will vacation at Andrews Place north of the city. He plans a two week camping trip with fishing and leisure activities away from work obligations.
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Ioroner Nels Jensen
Jesneene
Andrews Place
Pennell Returns to Pottawattamie County Duties
George H. Pennell state bank examiner returns today to Pottawattamie County where he has been serving in pursuance of his official duties for several days in context of county work.
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Pottawattamie County
George H. Pennell
State Bank
Moreland Returns with Improved Wife After Six Months
Moreland arrives in the city Saturday evening with his wife who has been at Excélsior Springs Missouri for six months receiving treatment. She returns home quite improved.
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Moreland
Excélsior Springs
Mfo
Canning Peas Advances at Local Factory Start
The pea canning factory began operations this morning for the year and will run on the forum for three to four weeks. Peas are generally poor except those damaged by high water. Pilate cook with gas.
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Gma
Pilate
Local Society Notes Highlight Weekend Weddings and Events
In this society column, Mrs J H Marshall hosts the N B E Bridge Whist Club at Hast Fifth street tomorrow afternoon. Katharine Marshall weds Thomas Francis Arnold at Ss Peter and Paul’s church at seven tomorrow morning. Lena Mickelsen wed John P Hansen Wednesday evening at six at the brides parents on West Ninth street. Margaret Gittins weds Henry Scott Linn at noon tomorrow at the Gittins home on West Tenth street officiated by Rev A E Griffith. A shower for Miss Gittins precedes the wedding with forty five guests. Browning Club hosts a basket shower this evening at six at the Gittins home.
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J. H. Marshall
N. BE. Bridge Whist Club
Hast Fifth Street
SS. Peter and Paul’s Catholic Church
West Ninth Street
Lena Mickelsen
John P. Hansen
Chas. Block & Son
Wm. Gittins
West Tenth Street
Margaret Gittins
Henry Scott Linn
A. E. Griffith
J. O. Fudge
Reba Fudge
Margaret Griffith
Margaret Griffith Planned A Miscellaneous Shower For Miss Gittins
Miss Gittins
Gittins
Browning Club
George W. Towne
Kansas City
Dora Melcher
Amanda Wissler
Henry Wissler
Wiota
E. E. Aperts
Maine
Hannah Schmaedtgen
Lizzie Bredehoff
Paul Gillespie
Des Moines
A. J. Gillespie
Veterinarians Top Chicken Pickers 11 4 in Morning Game
The Veterinarians defeated the Chicken Pickers at the local ball park with an 11 to 4 score. Flarity and Morrow formed the Vets battery while Jeck, Dahlberg, Smith, and O'Dea handled pitching for the Pickers. Jeck started for the Pickers but left the mound in the third inning.
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Vets
Flarity
Morrow
Jeck Ard Dahlberg
Smith and
O'Dea
Jeck
Bee Hives For Sale And A Harmess Maker Couple
Bee hives offered for sale with contact listed as Fred Sthinke. Silas Ellis, a well known and popular harness maker from Rhody, arrived with his bride from St. Joe after marriage. They reside at Third and Elm streets, the home groom prepared. Mrs Ellis was formerly Miss Fauchiner from Cumberland. Read the NEWS.
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Silas Ellis
Rhody
St. Joe
Third and
Elm Streets
Brbide
Ellis
Fauchiner
Cumberland
Bryan speaks at Congregational church for YMCA benefit
A Saturday Bryan lecture at the Congregational church drew about 250 attendees, fewer than usual, but an attentive crowd. The talk titled The Price of a Souk praised Bryan’s honesty and ideals, though some found it overly idealistic for practical times. He arrived at 6.52 PM, stayed with the Cuykendall family, and departed at 12.57 AM toward Rockwell City, after adjusting travel plans for better connections. H M Boorman introduced him in his customary manner.
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Bryan
Congregational Church
Cuykendall
Bluffs
Rockwell City
H. M. Boorman
Corn Census Promises July Fourth Peak Growth
A local report on corn states it is thriving this season and growing rapidly beyond expectations. It should reach the usual July fourth standard despite a late start.
Knights of Columbus Hall Adds City Water Service and Toilet Upgrades
The Knights of Columbus Hall in the Johnson block is being improved with city water service access and new toilet facilities. The project, long sought by the organization, will enhance the hall’s standing in the community and support its meeting and event use.
Swan and son return from North Carolina trip with visits at Biltmore and Mt. Vernon
T. B. Swan and his son Harry arrived home from a North Carolina journey spent at Asheville near Biltmoop Vanderbilts villa, with tours of Arlington Heights Cemetery Mt. Vernon and Washington landmarks. They enjoyed the trip but recall Civil War memories shared by locals.
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T. B. Swan
Harry
North Carolina
Mr. Swan
Asheville
N. C
Washington
Arlington Heights National Cemetery
Tomb of Washington
Mt. Vernon
Timan
New Practitioner Enters Local Medical Practice
Dr. George B. Sitzer from Fremont Neb will begin practice on July 1 in the vacant room of the opera house block. He is a mature yearsa specialist bringing experienced medical service to the community.
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George B. Sitzer
Fremont
Neb
Opera House
Sitzer
Remains Taken to Minois for Interment
The remains of the late Mrs. C Huffstodt were taken Saturday evening at 6 62 to Princeton Illinois where interment will be made. The body was accompanied by her brother her sister Mrs Triplett and her son Reid Huffstodt.
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Minois
C. Huffstodt
Princeton
Ill
Triplett
Reid Huffstodt
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Fine Music Tonight
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Worthing
Sargent
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Omaha
Mulvahill
Fitzgerald
Leeney
Bowes
H. Foran
Talbot
Lua
R. Foran
Indings
Tnings
Fae Thurstons
Shoumary
Hammer's Grove
Sixth Street
Nonpareie
World
Fred Sthinke
N. W. Deering & Son
Horace Sears
Hancock
D. S. Disbrow
F. Byers
Anita
John Galvin
W. J. Tobias
Carson
J. Montague
Lewis
Geo. Harrison
Mary Mailander
Liston Collins
Fred Scheer
Marne
Wilma Holmes
Lela Ferryman
R. J. Cornell
Elizabeth “Henick
Daisy Stock Remedy Co
Amita
Abbie Dill
Brayton
Adair
W. Treat
Earl Porter
Farmers Messenger
Mrs. Franks
W. N. Franke
Farmington
J. L. Schwab
Guthrie Center
A. H. Willams
R. D. McGeehan
Spruce Street
Col
A. M. Johnson
Glenwood
Johnson
Fred Anderson
Mattie Younker
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