Week’s News From Local Reporters And Visitors
Saturday notes show bicycles and supplies at Fred Alexander’s, Wm McMillan’s Omaha trip, several city visitors including J E Bruce and Ed Newton from Anita, and Judge Macy’s May 14 court return. Editor J N Anderson from Indianola rooms with Dr Findley. camera ads. receivers final reports. wallpaper deals. residents traveling to Des Moines Colfax Sioux City Chicago and Walnut. park work near completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prof. Moyer
Adair
J. E. Bruce
Ed Newton
Anita
J. W. Scott
Council Bluffs
F. E. Shranger
Extra
Clark
Wa. Gerlach
Griswold
H. G. Curtis
Des Moines
Polk
J. N. Anderson
Indianola
Findley
Pleasant township visitors and city notes
Misses Hanna and Maggie Gitten of Pleasant township visit sister Mary at Normal College. Local notices report court cases, bounty payments for wolves, upcoming theater at the opera house, and various residents’ travels and appointments across Atlantic Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanna
Maggie Gitten
Pleasant Township
Mary
Normal
Small-town Notes and Obituary Highlights
Miss Wilds of Griswold visits with friends in the city on her way to school near Extra. Notices of residents traveling, visiting relatives, and local commerce mingle with an obituary for Mrs. H. A. Groom and a detailed memorial for Harriet Culver. An era of community life is sketched through names, dates, and local actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Gray
Extra
Chicago
Mra
W. W. Straight
Sioux City
Lattimer
Egan
Glenwood Opinion
Wiota
Bartley
Bartles
H. A. Groom
C. R. Brooks
E. B. Gothard
West Sixth
Hood
Muscatine
B. W. R. C. Meeting Schedule at G. A. R. Hall
The group meets every second and fourth Friday monthly at 2730 p. m. in the G. A. R. Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. R. Hall
Editorial Notes On War Aims And Naval Actions
Editorial laments isolation and expansion, hints at seizing Puerto Rico and Canary Islands to hinder Spain. It praises American actions in Manila, notes Dewey’s tactics, mocks Spanish fears, predicts muster exams may weed out some volunteers, and comments on future leadership in the war effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porto Rico
Canary Islands
United States
Spain
Benor da Bote
Toronto
Ont
Senor da Bose
Washington
Senor Polo
Red Cross Society
Senor
Will Ask For the Marine Band to Omaha
A Nebraska delegation led by Senator Thurston and Representatives Mercer Stark Strade and Sutherland urged Secretary Long to order the U S Marine Band to Omaha for four weeks of exposition music. Long said the decision is tied to the President, and a White House visit is planned to press the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasninever
Thurston
Mercer
Stark, Strade and Sutherland
White House
Nebraska
Omaha
From Gomez Camp to Washington and Key West News
A rapid return from Gomez camp brings Cuba’s thanks to the United States and a confidential message answering questions about Cuban aims. Dispatches go to Washington while Gomez seeks rifles, ammo, food, clothing, and U.S. troops to aid the drive on Havana within six months. Hunger and casualties rise as Cuban forces endure dire conditions. Weyler rumors and a captured Weyler brother are also noted alongside tobacco and grain promotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ion
Insurgenta
Unirap Starns Gunpoat Foom
Gomez
Bampoon
Watson
Key Weat
Sampson
Washington
United States
Gomes
Milus
Havana
Weyler
Santa Clara
Sylvrester Scovet
Brazilian Balm Saves Milford Boy, Mrs Hubbard Says
Mrs Captain H Hubbard of Milford Delaware credits Brazilian Balm with saving her boy's life after a crovp incident. She reports he slept after a few doses and was well by morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Captain H. Hubbard
Milford
Del
Discovered by a woman helps discover a cure
A Shelby North Carolina account tells how Mrs Luther Lutz suffered seven years from a severe illness. She, guided by a local firm, used Dr Kings New Discovery for Consumption and slept well after the first dose. After two bottles she was cured. Trial bottles offered free at Vic Emmert & Co Drug Store. regular sizes 60 cents and one dollar with guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Luther Lutz
W. C. Hamnick & Co
Shelby, N.C
Vic Emmert & Co
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Conrad Shoe
Atlantic
Iowa
Fred Alexander's
Wm. McMillan
Fred Alexander
Macy
H. Wormley
Windsor
J.B. Bruit
Middaugh
Peter Kade
Minden
Pruitt
West Eighth Street
Dr. Porterfield
Col
Iown
A. Hunt
J. A. Potter
Tice
Levi Spangler
Walnut
Armenia
Fred Alexander’s
Opera House
Snowden & Breckenridge
Shaw
Emmert
Hame
LaRue
Rosina Treptow
Kennedy & Woodward
Johnson & Thompson
W. H. Meredith
Mutual Benefit Building and Loan
A. BE
J. F. Griffith
M. E. Hufford
Edna Township
Hub Moore
Ft. Madison
Stewart Craig
Ramsey
Stuart
B. Ballard
Chas. Warner
Emma Parsons
W. Petit
Percy Chase
Welsh
Vic Emmert
Nellie Hutton
Tede Langdon
Lillian Bigelow
Bear Grove
Joe Brown
Grandpa Bassett
Dexter
Mrs. Peasley
Adel
Willard
C. B. Hess
Dalf
Mrs. McClees
Maine
Misses Powell
2Nd Street
Grandpa McDaniels
H. M. Boorman
Wm. Wilcox
J. D. Davia
W. H. Cramer
Geo. L. Jennings
Ae Adjustment Company
Albert Johnson
Curtis Block
W. G. Nicholson
Cedar Rapids
City
Graham
Mapie Street
Jack Lemmon
South Branch
Audubon
J. M
Chestnut Street
Congregational Church
Ray
Stanley
Dr. Hill
Harriet E. Culver
Monmouth County
N. J
Emma Stipp
Grinnell
P. A. Culver
George
Chas. Culver
California
Gilbert Culver
Florida
Wm. Culver
Kansas ‘City
Kan
Marion Nelson
Emma, Stipp
Lucy Henshaw
Culver
Protestant Methodist Church
Methodist Episcopal Church
Christ
Wm. Henshaw
Dudley
Rev. Beck
H. M. Brown
Will Hendee
John Gillespie
W. C. Carter
H. Chistler
Isaac Conitio
Eclipse
Eggers Bros. Agts
Lom W. Winder
Kansas Socialistic Paper
Kansas
Manila
National Guard
Firzaveen Lex
Cubs
Blanco
Wonper
Dewey
Colorado
Denver
Wilcox
Colorado National Guard
Vesin Company Good Up
Kansas City
Lee Grain Commission Company
Theo
G. Steinke
Key West
Fla
Madrid
Cincinnati
Ky Wet
EB. Detchon
F. Parsons & Co
W. M. Elliott
Georgia Elsey
James F. McGinnis
Anna M. Achia
Penne
Sainh
R. Ours
Emma M. Forley
William W. Niswender
Georgia Deeming
The
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