Cato Sells to Speak at Urbana Event in 1900
Fragmented notice items show Cato Sells speaking at Urbana Saturday night at 8. Butter and Eggs Mercantile Co. advertises, with other bits naming Ladies' New Century meeting with Mrs. Cato Sells on September 29, 1900. Mentions include Watten & Tuor ads, Adell Heath leaving for Evanston, and DeWitt's Little E g. The Waverly Democrat notes Carlos Kelley and Emma Bracken marriage in city, with bride and groom described as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cato
Urbana
New Century
Cato Sells
Waverly
Carlos Kelley
Emma Bracken
Vinton
Benton County
Kelley
Unclear fragment from 20018 publication quarterlies
Fragmentary OCR text references a series titled The Quarterly with unrelated numbers and prices. No clear person, organization, place, or event can be determined from the readable portion.
Charley Brock Remembered by Family at Funeral
Charley Brock’s funeral drew a large turnout as his siblings and relatives traveled from Maine, Florida, Alaska, and California to honor him. His brothers Ed, George, and Jen or John, plus sisters Dolly and Alice, joined a city crowd in a tribute that underscored values of family and service. The article notes the town should honor veterans openly, with a large civic welcome and ceremonial pomp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
George
Columbus Junction
Jen
John
Reinbeck
Dolly
la Porte
Alice
City
Lake
Maine
Florida
Alaska
California
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Vance
B.C. R
the Cedar Rapid
Minneapolis
Chicago
Iowa Falls
Spirit Lake
Sioux Falls
St Louis Republic
Drovers Journal
Des Moines Daily News
Beatae Judd Farmer
Detroit Free Press - State Register
Review of Reviews
Scientific America
Cosmopolitan
Farmer's Tribune
Magaz Club
Goodwin’s
Ice -Thompson
Brad Hopwood
Watten & Tuor
Adell Heath
Maing
Evanston
Ill
Universi
DeWitt
Gi Brubaker
A. L Hopwood
Castor
Trenisn
Waipepne & Mannan
Consult
B. M. Bills
Optician
J. A. Bills & Son
Jewelers
Opticians
Welt
Ven
U. G
Rife
Rette
Rea
Charley
Charley Brock
Earsley Mercantile Co
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