WANTED A Suffragist Wife In Secret Romance
A male visitor to suffrage headquarters, posing as Mr Stevens’ secretary, courts Hester Judd, secretary to the cause, and reveals a plan to marry a suffragist for her wealth. He, posing as Robert Walker, conceals that he is the grandson of Mrs Warwick Stevens and aims to win Hester’s love for money and status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suffrage
Hester Judd
Hester
Treasury
A Warwick Stevens
Aetcretary
Robert Walker
Mr. Stevens
Warwick Stevens
Mr. Walker
Stevens
Hazel Stoppleton
Walker
Warwick
TI Cane
Br. Walker
Fia
Saia
Aid
Mies Stoppieton
Lsten
Waiters Delight Luncheon With GARRulous Guest
A semi public luncheon hosted by a famed literary club drew members and guests to a new hotel where tickets sold for four dollars. The Woman attended alone and sat beside a talkative stranger who dominated her every moment as waiters served finger foods and the crowd conversed in a lively, bustling room.
Blairs town notes and local life events
Mrs Ed Leonard from near Coszta visiting relatives here. Mr and Mrs Chas Rieke attended a friend’s funeral at Marshalltown. Pupils and teachers at the public school enjoy a week’s vacation. A joint celebration at C C Hayden home marked the 19th wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Ben Groff and Mrs C C Hayden’s birthday. Born Sunday March 26 to Mr and Mrs Floyd Waycoff a daughter Marjorie Lola. Florence Doerziman is very sick. The K P lodge held a dance Tuesday evening despite bad roads. Mrs Paul Schroeder of Oak Park Illinois cared for sister Miss Louise Schneider at Will Simmons home. Mrs Sam Frantz and Mrs Chas Hewever rode to Cedar Rapids Wednesday. Rev Walkey and Rev Cramer of Radcliffe visited this week at A T Cramer home. On Wednesday they went to Van Horne with Rev O Yaggy for Evangelical conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Leonard
Cosztaa
Chas. Rieke
Marshalltown
C. C. Hayden
Ben Groff
Hewever
Cedar Rapids
Walkey
Rev. Cramer of
Radcliffe
A. T. Cramer
van Horne
O. Yaggy
Evangelical Conference
Mt Auburn Notes on Visitors and Local Moves
Fred Haines and Herman Weist visited La Porte City Wednesday afternoon. Ed Day shipped three carloads of hogs to Chicago Wednesday night. A cemetery association meeting is set for Saturday at 2:90 at Mrs John Golt’s home. Miss Ruth Lutes traveled to Waterloo Wednesday to visit her aunt Mrs Ralph Randall. Mr and Mrs Carlton Rainville moved into Frank Schlarbaum property, recently opened by C W Lee. Mrs Della Clark of Ottumwa returned home after visiting George Moulton. Oscar Dillon remains ill at home. Leota Morey from DFE Mackiebone in Vinton visits Mt Auburn. Mrs William Reed arrived Monday. Mr Reed has worked for King Schiotfelt implement Co and they will live in Mt Auburn after renting J N Oliver property. J A Healy family under quarantine for scarlet fever improving. no other cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Haines
Herman Weist
la Porte City
Adolph Reinhart
Millersburg
Dean Anderson
Ed Day
Chicago
Cemetery Association
John Golt
Ruth Lutes
Waterloo
Ralph Randall
Carlton Rainville
Frank Schlarbaum
C. W. Lee
Della Clark
Ottumwa
George Moulton
Oscar Dillon
Leota Murey
DFE
Jessie Morey
William Reed
Reed
King & Schiotfelt Implement Company
Kentucky
J. N. Oliver
Mt. Auburn
J. A. Healy
Dysart News Briefs Include Births and Local Changes
Dysart notes report an 11 and a half pound baby boy named John Jacob Robb born Monday. Rev. Rettberg’s father died in Peoria and the funeral will be attended. No Lutheran services Sunday. Sept 3 Peet will leave Dysart to become city schools superintendent in Anamosa after five years building up Dysart schools. Ladies Aid and T T club meetings noted along with local visits and stock shipments to Chicago.
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Will Robb
John Jacob Robb
Ladies Aid Society
The
Evangelical Peace Church
Geo. Ilix
A. Rettberg
Peoria
Peet
Dysart
Anamosa
Veet
Schont
Amnosii
Tf. Trottitow
Chus
Campbell
Waterloo
Sebnell
Bd Mealhouse 9
Henry Bauer
Chicago
Jack Weleh
Cresca
Selfopkebt
Ionia
Mason City
Conrad Kessler
Hewa
Local notes and social updates in Iowa reports
Kessler consulted a throat specialist and plans to return to Iowa City early next week for further treatment. Augusta Niess left for Lee Center Illinois to visit her ailing father and relatives. Lizzie Diller spends this week with friends in Cedar Rapids. Mabel Hippert returned to Ames to resume college after visiting her parents. The Ladies Aid of the Lutheran church meets at Mrs Theo Heckt’s home on Wednesday afternoon, April 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Lutheran Church
Theo. Heckt
Local social notes from Vinton and vicinity report visits and family events
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Reachim and children visited relatives in Vinton. Miss Silian Ramon of Waterloo arrived for a visit with Mrs. I. V. Cramer. The Ladies Kensington met at Mrs. Thos Barry’s. Miss Mildred Kess of Elberon visited Alma Odland. Bernice Maher returned to Sacred Heart academy after vacation with her father. Mrs. P. R. Holler broke an arm and went to Cedar Rapids for X rays. The Greenes visited Martin Greene in Mercy Hospital. Conrad Kerkman bought the Michael Barry lot to build a residence. H. G. Schutze visited son Clarence. Elsie Schlue vacationed with her parents. Hagen and Peck families drove to Vinton. H. Pohlman entertained guests for a thirty-seventh wedding anniversary. Attendees included Beyer, Watg, Jagim, Lechtenberg, Schroeder, Walter Hoover, and others from nearby towns. Twin boys were baptized at the Pohlma home. sponsors named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Kensington
Thos
Barry
Mildred Kess
Elberon
Alma Odland
Bernice Maher
Sacred Heart Academy
Cedar Rapids
Jas Maher
P. R. Holler
Holler
Mt. Vernon
Ernest Schlue
F. Hagen
Peck
Vinton
H. Pohlman
F. Beyer
Owen Hantey
Arthure Watg
W. Jagim
Grover J Lechtenberg
Key Stone
Pawl J. Schroeder
Walter
Riker, Forest
A. C. Weber
Lester Agen
John Hoover
Walter Hoover
Marshalltown
F. W. Beyer
H. Pohlma
Rev. R. ©. Weber
H. Pohlmah
Grefer Lechtenberg
Donald Henry
F. Jagim
Arthur Katz
Ronald Charles
Amendments to Farmers Lumber & Grain Co Articles
Notice from the annual meeting of Farmers Lumber & Grain Co of Garrison Iowa held January 20 1922 detailing capital stock increase from 20000 to 35000 dollars and reissuance of stock at 25 dollars a share plus recall of prior shares. Article 5 amended to allow all stockholders to vote for total shares owned and directors remain stockholders. Officers M P Zimmer president and A J Donald secretary signed and given notice per statute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers Lumbsy & Grain Co
Garrison
Iowa
Dorrison
Towa
Towit
Farmers Lumber & Grain Co
M. P. Zimmer
A. J. Donald
California theater lights spark early electric era
A fragment notes the use of electric light for stage illumination in San Francisco in 1879, signaling early adoption of electric lighting in California theaters. The terse item highlights the emergence of electric illumination as a landmark development in the arts scene.
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Calfornia
San Franciagoy
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McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Blairstown
Harold Reachim
Silian Ramon
I. V. Cramer
Garrison, Iowa
State of
Lumther & Grain Company
Samme
Farmers Lumber & Grain Company
Donald
Kirkland & White
Tom Barron
Hogan
Ben Or
Martin Olson
Newhall
Swist St
Swift
S.S. S
Heror
Marquette
Marquette Cement
Theodore Muhl
International
John Deere Plow Co
McCormick
Deering
Sa RS
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