Taft in Iowa Next Week for Des Moines Rally Tour
William H. Taft will tour eastern Iowa next week with a monster Des Moines meeting planned for Friday evening September 25. He will move through Minnesota and the Dakotas, returning to Iowa for a night engagement on September 29, after meetings in Clinton Davenport Burlington Ottumwa and Ft Dodge.
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Des Moines
William H. Taft
Iowa
Minnesota
Dakotas
JF. Franke
Joseph M. Dixon
National
Clinton
Davenport
Milwaukee
Rock Island Road
Burlington
Muscatine
Columbus Junction
Ottumwa
Re Q
Rock Island
Dea Motes
Ft Dodge
Foster's Opera House
National Bureau
Franke
Chicago
Taft
Fort Dodge
Wisconsin
Iowa City
Tri-City Press' Club
Weather forecast for Iowa Fall continues warm through Sunday
The forecast indicates continued warm weather for Iowa Fall tonight and likely Sunday. Temperatures remain high with no strong cold fronts seen on the horizon. Residents should expect mild evenings and extended warm daytime highs.
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Iowa
Y. M. C. A. Plans Fall Start and Classes
Y M C A directors met and outlined needs and plans for the coming year. Activities begin the first week of October with gym classes for business men, young men, and juniors. Calisthenics, apparatus work, and basketball will be included, with Bible classes and Sunday meetings starting in October. Members urged to join and sign up.
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A. A. Tho
Tegsion
Short Stories of the Town Tossed In Daily Local Bits
Terse items from a small town paper include Mrs Wa Gaulke's kitchen cabinet giveaway at Winne Furniture, Sheriff Duval selling bakery fixtures to satisfy a landlord's execution, Miss Mable Hurd arriving from North Adams to live with her uncle, and a correction on the Stowe divorce. Also noted are funeral notices for J. D. Wige and John T. Johnson, J. P. Henshaw's death in Des Moines, a cheap Ak Sar Ben rail rate, Stobart still missing with F Lt Maxey succeeding him, Bert Spinney home from Kansas City, and updates on a missing boy Fred Draper. District Court set to convene with Union Bank v Spies first case. C. L. Herring sells out autos, with further stock en route.
Kindling for Sale at Canning Factory
A few loads of good kindling for sale at the Canning Factory with Promat delivery available.
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Promat Delivery
People Come and Go in Gar City Remains Gathered
A community notes column lists residents and visitors in Gar City. Mrs John Bannick of Cumberland, Miss Havens to Omaha, Miss Anna Peters of Walnut visiting Mrs. Goodge, Miss Agnes Stanley to Maine, Mrs E Walters of Omaha visiting her husband, Frank Johnson returning from Shelby, Mrs John Bogers to Ayby, Lola Hamlet visiting friends, Gertrude Hansen of Anita for the King wedding, Mrs Leotard Smith and Miss Lor Thomas of Marne, Philip Bopp and family visiting H W Bopp, Miss Bessie Buckley from Shelby visiting Laura Woodward, Miss Millie Kraach from Neola, Sophronia Gaylord visiting from near Maine, and other local movements. a variety of short trips and family visits are noted.
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John Bannick
Cumberland
Tives
Lane
Lola -Hamlet
o—Mige
Gertrude Hansen
Anita
Leotard Smith
Misa-Lor- Thomas
Marne
Nthe
Philip Bopp
H. W. Bopp
Bessie Buckley
Shelby
Laura Woodward
Millie Kraach
Neola
Henry Arp
Sophronia Gaylord
Maine
Young People Secretly Wed In Fort Collins Notice
Chas Anders of Jones meat market reports the Ft Collins paper details the secret wedding of Frank Angers and Martha Niswender. They wed August 20 at the bride’s parents home with immediate family present. The couple will set up housekeeping at 215 E Oak street. both remain active in their jobs and have many local friends.
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Chas. Anders
Jones Meat Market
Ft. Collins
Col
Frank Angers
Martha Niswender
Ft. Jollins
Colorado Telephone Company
F. Anders
Bamforth
T. J. Milliken
The
Baptist,church
W. F. Niswender
Shields Street
Ser
J. H. Marshall
Reverend Allen Plans Move to California
To go to California Rev Allen told his Methodist congregation on Sunday. He will relocate with his family probably during the rainy part of next week and continue ministry while engaging in other work there.
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California
Allen
Methodist Church
Cargon
Wedding Guests and Travelers Stop at City Inn
A stream of visitors arrived in the city for the King Warren wedding including Mrs Sprouse and her son from Lewis and Mrs Wm King of Aberdeen. Rev B P Hall editor of the Harlan American was en route to Lewis. O J Ostrus of Cumberland called, and G W Preston with companions stayed overnight from Des Moines before returning to Anita. Others from Red Oak Britton and Missouri Valley were noted in transit or visiting friends today.
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Chas. DeMar
Red Oak
B. P. Hall
The
Harlan American
Lewis
O. J. Ostrus
Cumberland
G. W. Preston
Bes Moines
Anita
S. D
R. H. Harris
Guy Mahoney
Missouri Valey
Warren
Sunday Church Services At Local Congregations
Congregational Church hosts morning sermon by Dr. Hill his final address before returning home next week. 7:30 pm sermon by Mr. Henderson tackles the leading campaign issue. Rally Day Sunday at 12 o'clock for Congregational Sunday School with all members and interested parents invited. Evening services move to 7:30 pm across pastors association churches.
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Taft
Roosevelt
Chafin
Degs
Watson
Hisgen
Congregational
Schocr
Walnut church marks tenth anniversary celebration
Presbyterian and German Evangelical churches report public services with the pastor leading Sunday. No evening services. Congregation invited to Walnut church tenth anniversary celebration tomorrow.
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Presbyterian
Walnut Church
Episcopal Church Service Tomorrow at 730 P.m.
The church announces a service tomorrow at 7.30 p.m. Fer. John William Jones will preach on "Thought Life." All are cordially invited.
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Episcopal’ Church
John William Jones
Death of Rose Weber Eldest Daughter of J H Weber
Rose Ella Weber born June 23, 1890 in Davis Illinois, died September 11, 1908 at the parental home northeast of Cumberland. She lived in Cumberland since age four, attended Cumberland High School and was a member of the class of 1910 Cumberland Enterprise.
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Cumberland
Rose Ella Weber
J. H Weber
Davis
Ill
Rose
Cumberland High School
Cumberland Enterprise
Trilby Hotel Reopens After Complete Renovation in City
The Trilby hotel, long vacant, has been renovated from top to bottom with new furniture and improvements. Francis Kreamer and partners plan a public breakfast Monday morning to launch the Kreamer & Phelps House, with Sunday evening openings for room seekers. The management promises strong service and a prosperous business.
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Trilby
Francis Kreamer
Wits
Kreamer & Phelps House
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Massena Sonstable
Lenox
Des
Opera House
Chase-Lister Company
Comany
Kathleen Mayourdeen
W. T.palmer & Co
Oneta
Audubon County
Massena
Adam Wadsen
Constable Pawley
the Watderer
Mr. Wadsen
Germany
Ostermoor
J. Gillette & Sons
Man
Roande
Wa, Gaulke
Winne Furniture
Mable Hurd
North Adams
Mass
Stowe
Chas.e Stowe
Ray 8. Stowe
J. D. Wige
I. C. O. F. Hall
John T. Johnson
J. P. Henshaw
Thia City
Extra
Thin
Mr. Henshaw
Great Western
Omaha
Nebraska
Stobart
H. P. Stobart
Ndt
F. Lt. Maxey
Farmers Messenger
Komses City
Bert Spinney
Atlantic Automobile Company
Kansas City
Mr. Draper
Fred ‘Draper
District Court
Grewn
W. S. Butler
Union Bank
C. L. Herring
C. L. ‘Campbell
Herring
Gar City
Nene
Poupie Combe
Mossen
D. E. Fudge
Silver City
Jac. H. Taylor
Frank Robinson
Canton
Mlle Frederickson
Harlan
Geo. Church
J. A. McWard
Wiota
Dick Gilbert
South Dakota
Will Carr
Morris
Mary Fancolly
Wamcock
Mamcock
Myr
Aaron Murray
Wipton
Henry Murray
C. T. McAfee
Sanborn
City
Henry Snyder
A- J
Stigers
Kain
Sam Shoafstall
Valley Junction
Chas. Davis
St. Joseph
John McCallum
Maud McCallum
John McCallan
Vol .Mayberry
Childs Place
Marvin
Max ‘Emmert
Baltimore
Frank Anders
Martha Nis
Wender
Ft. Collins, Cole
SB saIyad Poonpar AjUssads
Wlesieg
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