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Newspaper

Cedar Valley Daily Times

Location

Vinton, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1925

Page

1

Schedule of trains in Vinton and Minneapolis area

Fragmented timetable lists northbound and west bound trains with times and stations including Minneapolis and St Louis. Mentions floral address 67 Waverly and various numbered trains, times around morning and afternoon. includes divisions, special services, and east bound departures.

Minneapolis Waverly Floral Minneapinlis Minnescourt Waverly Iueat A. Om St. Louis Ivenky Speciad Wes Mopls Tran. Traity Ss E.wolis AI Eee Town Falls West Loud A. Am

Town News From Cedar Rapids And Surrounding Areas

A stream of local visits and travels fills Cedar Rapids and nearby towns as residents and kin move through weekend plans. Notables include Mrs. Maud Hensing and Elizabeth in Cedar Rapids, Mrs. Win Bouts and baby returning, and J W Hayward arriving from a northwestern business trip to spend days here. Attendance at the United Brethren church service features Attorney Hugh Mossniay as speaker replacing the announced superintendent. Tax notices warn of April 1 penalties while local merchants advertise cough remedies and candy shop offerings.

United Brethren Charch Hugh Mossniay RL Palmer W. F. Crank New Virginia

Community Notes From Pine Supper and Local Visits

Twenty eight relatives and friends attended a pine supper last evening at Lester Alte’s home. Among those present were Abrams Alys Owen Troxel family Mr and Mrs Airn Troxel the Joe Pringer family and Wa Lashite arod family. Reports from the city hospital note Clifford Williams of Port City Wy rajmped a fete Abonday eight where he Punpea from no moving freight train continues to improve. A brother of A C Paris Frank Watts of Keata seeks the price and gllevine dit breiter there to operate it. In the heat the land hill up about SH at eye where ame TT geves in the Mrs WOR ihrhekwell of Greene da visine Vintan triers last venting mdooceay at OQEL Soomeeting. Lines remining several woes eo from trip to California Mr aa Mes Blackwell have been diving sn Greeme Mr Bhickwell the Knock Island agent. His wife assists him out the asies, it pays to be a Times Auose rider.

Piente Wilbe Lester Alte Heme Latha Wen Abrams Alys Owen “Troxel Ars Airn Troxel Joe Pringer Wa Lashite Arod Faanifey Clifford Williams Lar Porte City Vitara A. C Paris Frank Watts Keata Dias Breiter Eye Wor. Ihrekwell Greene Visine Vintan California Aa Mes. Blackwell

Legion Musical Show Promises a Strong Local Run

The Agnemotan Legion presents a lively musical comedy titled Sweetheart Town featuring 20 high school girls as charmers, with John Riearm as principal and Father Williams as Tillie Bigtow. The two night production unfolds March 16 and 17 at the Lincoln High School auditorium, drawing praise from locals who have seen rehearsals.

Agnemotan Legion Legion Hwe Sweetheare Lighahead Idiac Father Williams Tillie Bigtow Uie Dec Hansen Phe Vics Lincal High School Tocal

Bentonians Welcome First ’25 Blizzard

Benton County residents awoke to about four inches of snow with a northeast wind and temperatures around 20 above. The storm arrived late yesterday afternoon, acting like an old fashioned blizzard, and by six o clock the effort of the blizzard was in earnest with a strong northeast wind. The wind shifted to the northwest today, keeping it chilly, while the sun briefly warmed but did not rapidly melt the snow.

Benton County

Plattenburg Speaks At Griffin Funeral

At the Griffin funeral this afternoon Rev W G Rowley of the Methodist church led a scripture reading and prayer. H Phittenburg, speaking as a friend, delivered a tribute admired as a masterpiece. Burial followed at Evergreen.

Plattenburg Griffin WG. Rowley Metoolist Church AL D. Griffin H. Phittenburg Agite Evergreen

Iowa Weather Forecast Gloomy and Cold Next Week

A sparse weather note warns of raw and cold conditions across Iowa next week. The piece mentions unsettled temperatures, brisk winds, and potential precipitation, with little additional detail beyond general regional impact and timing.

Iowa

Fass Railroad Bill Passes House in Des Moines

Des Moines reports the long and short haul railroad bill to equalize rates and let shippers pick routes passed the house by a wide margin. The act allows longer mileage lines to match shorter line rates between same points, affecting interstate rail competition and shipping costs.

Des Moines

Erect Three Dams Des Moines Mateb Ei

State executive council on Friday grants permits to erect three dams in Des Moines and surrounding area. Officials cited environmental reviews and water management needs as key factors in approval.

Des Moines Mateb

North Polk Social Notes and Local Visits

North Polk residents reported visitors including Mr. and Mrs. Joe Fremel in Waterloo and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Fish in Cedar Rapids. The Spencer's Grove Ladies Aid hosted a box social at Mrs. Fred Waitman's home, raising 32.20. Bert Platt and his wife entered the chicken business with 900 Leghorn and Rhode Island Red chicks. Will Wheeler recently visited friends in North Polk, and Walter Zeiser works this spring on the Chas Hoffman farm.

Waterloo Ladies Aid Spencer Grove City Fred Waitman Carl Fish Cedar Rapids Silas Sueil Pleasant Prairie School Bert Platt Rhode Island Will Wheeler Walter Zeiser Chas. Hoffman Farm

Croesus and Julius Caesar Pioneered Coin Engravings

Chronicle notes Croesus as the first gold sovereign and Julius Caesar as an early model for inscribing his likeness on coins. The brief historical pointer links early minting practice to famed rulers and their engravings.

Croesus Caesar

Power firms plan staggered erection across counties

Three power companies announce rapid construction projects to place facilities in similar timeframes. Interstate Power will erect a dam in Alleuarke county, Central Iowa Power will install in Proyd day in Floris county and another at Orelard, Iowa. Additional sites are noted in Mipehell counts.

Interstate Power Company of Cieaga Allaumkee County Iowa Power Company Proyd Orelard Lowa

Resident Movements and Local Visits in Van Horne

Mrs. Kk. W. Updyke arrives from Dexter to join Mr. Updyke at Grand Island Nebraska where he ran a canning factory. John Knaack of San Diego visits Van Horne with plans to stay. Several locals travel to Des Moines Excelsior Springs Benton Monticello and Cedar Rapids for family visits and business. School board election reelects Con Scallen with 87 votes to 45 for J C Warner. Dr and Mrs Bush visit Cedar Rapids to see their daughter.

Kk. W. Updyke Dexter Hamod van Horne Mr. Updyke Grand Ishind Neb Updyke John Knaack San Diego Calif Jesse Kerkman Vera Des Moines Kerkiman Mer John Green Con Scallen J. C. Warner Mrs. Bush Cedar Rapids Cole

Illness Keeps Garrison Willard Chizuin Home

Supt Earl Stacy hosts basketball teams at dinner. Dysart visitors Misses Bulle and Agnes Army spent a day this week. A J Proning and Clarence Ramson called on business in Cedar Rapids Springville and Anamosa and toured the state reformatory at Anamosa where 1040 prisoners are held. Ivo Donald of Cedar Rapids visited home folk Tuesday. Miss Etta Shaffer went to Vinton on business Wednesday. Herman L Rotema did county seat business Wednesday. Mrs Nettie Wilson cares for Mrs Lela and infant son at Vinton.

Willard Chizuin Supt Earl Stacy Misses Bulle Agnes Army Dysart A. J. Proning Clarence Ramson Cedar Rapids Springville Anamosa State Reformatory Amamosi Ivo Donald Etta Shaffer Vinton Herman Lrotema Nettie Wilson Lela Maria

Report Shows Warm February Harden Soft Coal Business

Washington March 14 a session of semi collapse exists the bituminous coal industry as the department of commerce releases a government survey. The industry is overmanned and overproduced and the mild February weather contributed to the general decline across the sector.

Washington Department of Commetce

Local Notes From Garrison Area

L Irons returns from Chicago business trip. Jonah Merchant recovers from ptomaine poisoning believed due to tainted sausage. Mr and Mrs C A Harwood visit Vinton to meet their new grandson, child of Mr and Mrs Leland Hanna. Lloyd Brandt from Fairmont Minn visits his mother Afra Minnie Brandt. Charley Blough farm near here reports 335 young chicks. Mrs Walter Wilson and son De vere of Vinton spend a Wednesday in Garrison at Bay Harmon home. Leading Advertisers Use the Times They Pay Big Dividends.

L. Irons Chicago Jonah Merchant C. A. Harwood Vinton Leland Hanna Lloyd Brandt Fairmont Minn Afra Minnie Brandt Charley Blough

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