Train schedules glance through Minneapolis Cedar Rapids and Chicago routes
A compact list of rail departures and arrivals shows a mix of Chicago Cedar Rapids and Minneapolis trains with local and long distance services. Entries include Northbound and Southbound trains with arrival times such as 9 45 AM and 9 15 AM and various destinations like Minneapolis Cedar Rapids and Chicago.
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Minneapolis
Manly
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids St. Louis
Dak. Divn
Chicago
St. Louis Sul
Dakota Division
C. Rapids
Estherville
Cedar Rapids social notes and regional updates
City residents travel for business and family matters across Iowa and Minnesota. Dr Wolverson returns home after his mother’s death in Linton MN. Miss Petersingen returns from a Vinton hospital stay. Many locals visit kin in St. Louis Waterloo and Shellsburg while others attend chautauqua and Ames State College events.
McAdoo Will Be Next President Says Mrs Olesen
Mrs Annie Dickie Olesen declares in Vinton that William G McAdoo will be the next U S president and will be nominated by the Democratic party. She cites active female interest in politics as a cure for corruption and urges women to engage in school and civic issues. Accompanied by her secretary Mae Hogan the speaker arrived from Marion in a Ford sedan.
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McAdoo
Annie Dickie Olesen
United States
Minnesota
William G. McAdoo
Sirs. Oelsen
Olesen
Vinton
Marion
Mae Hogan
Monticello
Iowa
Visitations and college meetings headlined by Vinton residents
Mrs. Walker traveled from Pittsburg Kansas to Vinton for an extended stay at her former Codiar township home. The Town Association of the T Blind wrapped up at the college with alumni returning home. Mrs. Perrin Teghih and Grant Perrin joined Cedar Rapids travelers. Mrs. Perrin stayed another day with local friends. Mrs. Sanders left for Mt. Vernon for Cornell college graduation events with daughter Viola Bryson. Myron Woenig left for Colorado Estes Park with the Almy family party and will camp. he rode to Iowa City with his mother Mrs. M M Kacnig.
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W. Perrin
Teghih Perrin
Grant Perrin
Cedar Rapids
Grant
Pervin
Vinton
Chas. Sanders
Mt. Vernon
Cornell College
Viola Bryson
Sanders
Colorado
Myron Woenig
Grinnell
Pray
Frank Atmy
Estes Park
Cole
Airs
Almy Hare
Myron
Frank
Iowa City
M. M. Kacnig
Vinton Pair Ousted Over Unpaid Rent
Two months rent remains unpaid on a property owned by Rose Smith leading to attachment of Mack George and Mrs. Della Rawson's furniture and belongings by Constable DD L. Coquiliette at Judge G. W. Burnham’s order. The couple had previously been ordered to vacate two weeks earlier.
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Mack George
Della Rawson
DD. L. Coquiliette
Rose Smith
G. W. Burnham
Smith
George
Cedar Rapids Visitors and Local Movements
Mrs E K Ray and Miss Emma Janet Ray visit Cedar Rapids today. The Wilson family entertains Mrs Mary Cavanaugh of Chicago, a relative of Mrs Wilson. Mrs H W Duncan returns to Cedar Rapids after assisting at the beauty parlor. Miss Wilma Lewis returns home from Dysart after a week with her sister. Louis Bauman arrives home from Ames where he attended State College. Mr and Mrs W A Wallace host granddaughter and husband Mr and Mrs Fred Eggers moving from Fairfield to Atlantic Iowa. Mrs Eggers was Naomi Bakers of Vinton. The Eggers’ son taught vocational agriculture at Fairfield High School and will teach in Atlantic. Virginia Luckey’s illness delays Edna Luckey and daughters’ Westward move to next week after Virginia was bitten by a cat. the serum reaction follows. On the way to California, Mrs Luckey and daughters will visit Maud Conklin in Springfield Missouri. Get the habit of using Want Ads.
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W. A. Wallace
Fred ©. Eggers
Fairfield
Atlantic, Ia
Eggers
Naomi Bakers
Vinton
Virginia Luckey
Edna Luckey
West
Virginia
California
Platty to Lecture Here Monday Night
Benton county welcomes Charles Howard Plattenburg known as Platty a former Vinton resident who will deliver a famous lecture Monday night at the Chautauqua to regale the community with his talk.
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Benton County
Charles Howard Plattenburg
Vinton
Platty
Plattenburg
Tate of
Two Cities
Miners Buried After Explosion at Loomis Colliery
In Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania fourteen bodies have been recovered from the Loomis Colliery of the Alden Coal Company. Rescue workers continue to search the mine after an explosion struck the bottom vein, injuring no further men. More than forty were at work when the blast occurred yesterday causing the disaster.
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Wilkes Barre
Loomis
Alden Coal Company
Rural visits and illness noted in Waterloo area
Miss Marguerite Wyman and Miss Feral Martin visited Waterloo and Cedar Falls during summer breaks while Mrs. D C Floyd of the north shore remained critically ill but slightly improves. Mr and Mrs Lester Taylor returned to Vinton after visiting Mt Auburn and La Porte City and plan to continue travel. Mrs Taylor enrolls in Cedar Falls summer classes.
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Lester Taylor
Vinton
Mt. Auburn
la Porte City
Bert Floyd
Taylor
Chicago
Cedar Falls
Program aid box social at Secesh school house
A program for a Secesh school house box social on Tuesday June 10 invites ladies to bring boxes for a bake sale style fundraiser with proceeds for two dollars upper.
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Secesh
Ady
Demonstration of Red St stove event at Town Hardware Co
Demonstration of Red St oil and gas stoves to be held at Town Hardware Co next Monday Tuesday and Wednesday June 9 10 11. Don’t miss it. Advy New Service Station announces its West Side location open for business. Colvin Reynolds 2913
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Town Hardware Co
Colvin & Reyonlds
Burrell Bros flock large stock handling noted in Urbana
Field Notes reports Urbana scene with Burrell Bros handling hundreds of head of cattle this spring, Charley Cross plowing 100 acres of corn, and blooded Hampshire hogs on show. Diphtheria case at Zeiser home. Sheep shearing underway, silo blown down at Burrell farm. Local residents travel to Cedar Rapids and Garrison for visits and errands.
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Urbana
Burrell Bros
Charley Cross
Charley
Hampshire
Dingman
John Zeiser
Walter Stone
John Burrell
Children burned to death in Clay Center Kansas home fire
Three children were killed when a blaze at the C. K. Mollett residence near Morganville erupted after an attempted kerosene fire. The blaze followed an explosion as Mrs. Mollett tried to start the fire, killing the children. A separate Times correction notes an error in a Benton County tuberculosis campaign report, clarifying the state will pay one third of the remainder of herd value.
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Clay Center
Kans
C. K. Mollett
Morganville
Here
J. E. McMillan
Benton County
the Times
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Eochenule Vinton Trains
City News
John Sheets
Fr Wolverson
Linton
MN. D
W. I. Hanna
Waterloo
Mrs. Clyda@aliler
Guy Britt
Clarence Britt
R. O. Reden
St. Louis
Adelaide Bryant
Marengo
State Teachers College
Balle Hanna
Texas
Sohn Hanna
Mrr
Charwood
Hanna
W. H. Hanna
Merritt Heath
Mattie Heath
Shellsburg
Petersingen
Vinton Hospital
Gee
Newton
Baby
Nenton
Wim. Dickerson
P. A. Zimmer
Sticka 5
Edith Chyna
Tama Ta
Zimmer
Miss Chyna
Dickerson
Kelen
Chas. Green
Town State College
Ames
Green
Conrad
Grundy County
Frank Collicott
Prank Fintel
Clifford
Garrison
Fintel
Town Association of the
T Blind
Frank Biel
W. 4Th Street
Vinton, Iowa
Polk Township
Lee Smith
Joe Ernst
American Legion
Everett Taylor
E. K. Ray
Emma Janet Ray
Frank Wilson
Mary Cavanaugh
Wilson
Russell Hart
Wilma Lewis
Dysart
Louis Bauman
Aies
State College
Louis
J. H. Bauman
Marguerite Wyman
Feral Martin
D. C. Floyd
Acme Cafe
Wah, Mease
George Danner
C. J. Harwood
Belle Hanna
G. W. Downey
Melvin Downey
Amy Avery
Carrie Call
Kansas
The
Daily Times
Virginia Gay Hospital
T. L. Chadbourne
C. CG. Griffin
J. E. Luckey
C. C. Griffin, Jr
C. A. Manahan
J. P. Whitney
B. F. Wolverton
G. R. Woodhouse
Crystal Gardens
Winton, Iowa
Whizz Bang Orchestra
Robert Allen
Equitable of
New York
Albert Houlihan
George Lee
Northwestern
Cedar Rapids Life
Chas. Reid
Central Life of
Towa
PALAC
gesteLnasay Palients
James Cruze
Edward Horton
Theodore Roberts
Helen Jerome Edda Louise Dresser
Mr. Farmer
Farmers Grain Co-operative Company
Farmers National Bank
Geo. D. McElroy
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