Firemen Parade Route Set for July Third in Southwest Iowa
Those along the parade line are urged to contact Mr. Bowman at the firemen's hall to arrange decorations. The procession starts at the park and travels west on Sixth Street to Hickory, then south to Seventh, east to Locust and Fourteenth, then Chestnut, First, walnut, Fifth, and into the fair grounds.
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Iowa
Bowman
Chestnut
First Street
First
Walnut
Fifth
Fairgrounds
John Southwick Dies After Sudden Heart Failure
John Southwick, longtime Casey resident and Civil War veteran, died suddenly at his home Monday evening due to heart failure. Born February 14 1844 in Sangamon County Illinois, he served under Grant at Pittsburg Landing and married Ida M. Newton in 1876, now survived by wife Mrs. Cora Woods, son Will, and brother Phil. Funeral held at Casey. he previously ran a hog buying business with Southwick Bros. in Guthrie county.
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Casey
John Southwick
Mr. Southwick
Sangamon ‘County
Seventh
Ilinois Volunteer Infantry
Grant
Pittsburg
Ida M. Newton
Cora Woods
Will
Southwick
Guthrie County
Phil Southwick
Southwick Bros
Alberta
Promir
Odd Fellows District Convention At Lewis Draws Large Attendance
Worthy Grand Master Stevenson of Council Bluffs spoke at the Lewis district I OOF convention. A picnic at Crystal Lake followed, with a Chautauqua in the afternoon and a comedy of errors ball game: Anita beat Wiota by a wide margin. Degree work and talks capped a grand, well organized event with plans to hold the next convention in Atlantic.
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Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Lewis
Odd Fellowship
State of
Iowa
Stymest Stevenson
Council Bluffs
Crystal Lake
Wiota
Anita
Lewis Odd Fellows
Anita Odd Fellows
Rebekahs
Odd Fellows Hall
Odd Fellows
Woodmen Hall
Rebekah
Atlantic
Stevenson
Val Wiegand
Grand Lodge
H. C. Gillett
A. C. Fouts
For good pasture gee Mickel and Dr J T Ralston head to bank
A clipped ad mentions Dr J T Ralston the dentist and Farmers Savings Bank alongside the phrase for good pasture gee Mickel, indicating a local business or promotional notice.
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J. T. Ralston
Farmers Savings Bank
Decorating Underway for Tournament Festivities
Decorators Bowmen and Bowmen are busy preparing for a town Floral Parade during the upcoming tournament. Herring garage Joyce Lumber Co office and Firemen's Hall have front decorations. Businessmen are lining fronts and many vehicles will join the parade as July 3-4 nears.
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Herring
Joyce Lumber Co
Mrs. Bowman
Occidental
Litterst
Ed Burke and family attend M.C. P. concert from Walnut
Ed Burke his wife and son from Walnut traveled to the city last evening to attend the M. C. P. concert joining a group of visitors from out of town who made the trip for the event.
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Ed Burke
Walnut
Bunk Hitch Race to Highlight Firemen Tournament
Southwest Iowa Firemen's tourney in this city July 3 and 4 will feature a bunk hitch race with horse hose teams. Runners will simulate fire time by sleeping in a bunk house, then sprint from bed to harness, racing a half mile while laying hose. Red Oak Clarinda Shenandoah expected to compete. local team to exhibit. Council Bluffs may send an exhibition unit.
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Iowa
Red Oak
Clarinda
Shenandoah
Will Wed This Evening in Henderson Home Near City
Miss Anna Henderson and Chester F. Seybert will marry at six tonight at E N Henderson's home four miles east of the city. The couple, well known and popular, will reside on a farm west of the city and receive many congratulations from friends.
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Anna
Henderson
Chester F. Seybert
E. N. Henderson
Anna Henderson
Were Married Here Henry Bannick and Miss Mary Banks
Henry Bannick and Miss Mary Banks, both of Yuma Colorado, wed yesterday at the county courthouse. Justice Pressnall performed the ceremony at four o clock with the groom’s parents as witnesses. The couple will reside in Yuma.
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Henry Bannick
Mary Ti
Yuma
Colo
Va Court House
Carys Buy Ford Touring Car For Enjoyable Living
John C. W. Cary and his wife have concluded that the way to live is to live and have purchased a Ford touring car which they are enjoying.
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John C. W. Cary
Odd Fellows couple in city for convention travel
Stymest Stevenson and W. G. M. of the Iowa I O F and his wife from Council Bluffs visited the city this morning en route home from Lewis where they had attended the Odd Fellows convention yesterday.
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Stymest Stevenson
The
Iowa
Council Bluffs
Lewis
Odd Fellows Convention
Rumor Persists Of Villisca Murderer Man In Town
The Villisca murder mystery continues with a circulating rumor that a well known local man killed the Moores and is being watched. No arrest has been made as officers lack sufficient evidence, though a future arrest is claimed and a sensational outcome is hinted. The News-Tellgraph regards the rumor as unverified.
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Villisca
Sioux Falls visitors travel through town toward Griswold
Bertha Jamieson and her mother from Sioux Falls, S. D., visited at the A. A. Emigh home today before continuing to Griswold to spend the summer with relatives. M. P. Nevens from the Wiota vicinity also transacted business here today.
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Mieg Bertha Jamieson
Sioux Falls
S. D
A. A
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Mr. Bowman
Triumph Auto
Cedar Rapids Oil Co
J. O. Wilson
Avoca
Webber-Lloyd
Chas. Willey
Lewis Standard
Independence
Stier Grocery Company
Atlantic, Iowa
Beaver Board
Green Bay Lumber Company
B. R. Wasson
Bunk Hitch
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Moores
Postum Cereal Co., Ltd
Battle Creek, Mich
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