New Iowa Insurance Firm Plans burglary and theft policies
Articles of incorporation for a new Des Moines area insurance company outline two policy classes: burglary loss coverage for homes and properties against all theft losses. Initial capital stock is likely $59,000 with potential expansion to $109,000. Plans mimic eastern loss insurance and expect premiums around 3 1 2 percent per $1 900 for burglary policies and 10 percent per thousand for all theft losses. The firm aims to insure residences, businesses, hotels, offices, and contents with selective cancellations and property coverage rules.
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Des Moines
Busi
Iowa
Dsays
Churches Today In Des Moines Offer Many Services
A long list of morning and evening worships across Des Moines churches names pastors and venues. Easton Place Methodist Plymouth Congregational Forest Avenue Baptist St Luke's Episcopal Pilgrim United Evangelical University Avenue Reformed First Baptist Asbury Methodist First Church of Christ Scientist Capital Park Methodist Central Church of Christ North Des Moines M E East Side Presbyterian St Paul's High Street and other churches schedule sermons Sunday schools and special services. The article notes multiple pastors including Rev. George D Adams Rev. W C Stane Rev. William Osgood Rev. C C Hurrah Rev. Oug D Crawford Rev. B C Baumgartner and Rev. J Everist Cathell among others and mentions locations such as East Thirteenth Street Grand Avenue Twenty-fifth Street University Avenue Capitol Avenue and Des Moines streets with times around 10 30 a m 1 30 p m and 7 45 p m. It also lists a Chautauqua park event and the June Oxford Sale at Kelly's Korner along with travel details for the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railway.
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Easton Place
Plymouth Congregational
Eighth and Pleasant
George D Adams
Forest Avenue
William P Osgood
Greenwood Park
W. C. Stane
St. Luke's Episcopal
Merns
North Park Congregational Church
Sixth
Forest Avenues
Pilgrim
East Twelfth and
Maple
C.C. Hurrah
Oug D. Crawford
United Evangelical Corner
Thirteenth Street
Grand Avenue
J Au- Tacher
University Avenue
B. C. Baumgartner
First Baptist
Walter M. Walker
Asbury Methodist Episcopal
Capitol Avenue
Sixteenth Street
Conrad Tooker
Nustor
the &Ing”!Vening
First Church of Christ
Scientist
God the Preserver of Man
Capital Park Methodist Episcopal
Walton Raymond
Arnin
Southwest Corner
Ninth and Pleasant
AB. Storms
Aator
Tsaiah liv
East Side Presbyterian
Pennsylvania Nue
Des Moines Street
J. W. Day
HB. Tana
Highland Park
General Assembly
St. Paul's
High Street
Ninth
J. Everist Cathell
T. D
A. W. Merrill
East Side
Christian Church of the Good Shepherd
Thirteenth
Des Moines
Milton
Runkle
Trinity Poly
Grice
L. T. Guild
H. EB. Morrison
Louisville
Des Moines Pianist Frederik Mills Ross Recital Saturday
Des Moines pianist Frederik Mills Ross, just returned from Leipsic, will perform under the Women’s Press club at First Baptist Church next Saturday with a program including Beethoven and Gottschalk pieces. The event, hosted by the club, features patronesses from social and literary circles and an informal reception after. Ross studied in Chicago New York and Leipsic under Teichmuller and other masters.
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Women's Press Club
First Baptist Church
Frederik Mills Ross
Ross
Hosa
Leipsic
Germany
Ths City
Drake ‘Conservatory
Toth
Chicago
New York City
Teichmuller
Rose Reichard
Senate
Peee Beethoven
Greg
Soto
Stouwjowski
Gottschalk
Highland Park College of Music Commencement Program
Highland Park College of Music holds graduation exercises at Plymouth Congregational church next Wednesday and Thursday evenings with a long list of graduates and post graduates. The program includes vocal and piano performances by Madge Reiley Maude Wolfe Ednah Linn Lydia Stuhr Burt Shinks Isabel Bughmey Edith Pieres Alvin Armour Austin Abernathy Anna Kramer and more with diplomas conferred by President G N Longwell and accompanists Emelyn Hicks and Irma Day.
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Highland Park College of Music
Plymouth Congregational Church
Madge Reiley
Maude Wolfe
Ednah Linn
Lydia Stuhr
Burt Shinks
Isabel Bughmey
Edith Pieres
Alvin C. Armour
Austin Abernathy
Anna Kramer
M. Cecile Deha
Agnes Donahue
Josephine Gamble
Josephine Hills
MacDowell
Mein B
Wonifred Allen
Peter Sseeeaecenee
Serge Hanselt
Isabel Tighmey
Surf School Commencement at First Methodist Church
The Alsbury Violin and Orchestra School presents a Friday evening graduation and concert at First Methodist Church. Forty players perform a varied programme including violin solos by Della Shipley Hazel Horner and Thelen Borner, with diplomas presented by Rev. A. B. Storms. Reserved seats available at Shissler Chase bookstore Bagzini Prison verdi.
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First Methodist Church
Alsbury Violin and Orchestra School
Della Shipley
Hazel Sorner
Thelen Borner
Prieste
Mendelasohn
Amador
de Berlot Delly Shipley
de Bertot
Helen Horner
Intermezzo Samfonico
Ee Mascagni ‘Orchestra
Frazer Horner
Boidien
Harvey to Have and Celebration
Harvey Iowa plans a grand Fourth of July celebration led by Rietveldt Hormann at the junction of major rail lines near Pella. The proposed event aims to attract about 5,000 attendees from the 500 resident town, featuring prominent speakers and varied entertainments.
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Harvey
Iowa
Rock Island
Burlington
Wabash
Pella
Rietveldt Hormann
Unuak
Peruna endorsements from officials and citizens
A Washington letter traces strong endorsements for Peruna as a cure for catarrh from Commodore Nicholson and Dr. W G Hunter ex congressman G R Brown and others. Readers from Maine Missouri Kentucky and Virginia praise the remedy with claims of relief after prolonged illness.
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W. Godfrey Hunter
U. S
Guatemala
Congress
Kentucky
Washington, D. C
W. G Hunter
M. D
G. R. Brown
Martinville
Fifth District
50Th Congress
Des Moines River Steamboat Plan Touts Fourth Navigation
Rietvelit promises to charter a steamboat to sail between the city and Harvey on the fourth, confident river levels from recent rains will permit small-boat navigation. The last excursion on Des Moines water below the dam featured General Kelley’s followers in a notable outing.
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Rietvelit
Des Moines
Harvey
Des Motheca
Kelley
Wet weather cripples Iowa crops amid widespread flooding
Heavy rains across Iowa inundate bottom lands and ruin crops just before replanting time. Reports from Cedar Rapids to Des Moines show extensive field damage, rotted corn, lodged small grains, and extraordinary weed growth. Rain totals per station vary, with severe river flooding persisting along the upper Iowa. Forecast calls for thunderstorms with little temperature change.
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Weather and Crop Bureau
Mary
Corn and Wheat Service
Buletin
Forest City
Raifalla
Cedar Rapids
Centerville
Charles City
Des Moines
Lsberville
Iowa City
Davenport
Dubuque
Sioux City
Omaha
Uthers
Missouri
Minnesota
TRE JOME OXFORD SALE AT THE HUB
Des Moines shoppers flock to a hub sale with new Oxford and shoe assortments. The ad touts savings and seasonal styles including Juliet Oxfords and Kelly Boneh Made options, highlighting women’s and men’s prices and popular welts and slippers. Shoppers are urged to visit THE AUB at Revsnth and Wainy Sta this week.
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Des Moines
Hic
President's extended Western and Southwestern tour planned
The president will begin a broad trip in late September visiting Detroit Minneapolis and other cities returning via Springfield to attend the Illinois state fair October 2 He is to stay in Des Moines for the Gold Fellows lodge meeting A Southwest leg may include San Antonio and a Mississippi swamp boat hunt with potential stops in Kansas Nebraska New Orleans and other southern cities The itinerary is not yet finalized Senator Cullom and President Conrad arranged the call for the fair visit. Senator Foraker arranged a potential Ohio stop during the western leg.
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Washington
Detroit
Minneapoli
Springfield
Des Moines
Gold Fellows’ Sovereign Grand Lodge
Cullom
Conrad
The
Fair Association
Southwest
San Antonio
Mississippi
Kansas
Nebraska
New Orleans
Foraker
Ohio
Valley Junction Plans Court Appeal for Town Interests
The town council of Valley Junction hires T A Cheshire to protect its interests as steps in court are expected this week amid a dispute with the Valley Junction Light and Water company. The mayor has served notice on the company.
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Valley Junction
Valley Junction Light and Water Company
T. A. Cheshire
Valley Junction Town
Walley
Power plant injunction hints at court appointed receiver
Fragmentary notices from Oskaloosa June 19 discuss preventing removal of machinery in a power house and possible court action. A petition may seek a receiver to operate the plant and supply light and water to public and private users. An unrelated ad touts Dean's Ointment and a picnic special from Rock Island depot.
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Oskaloosa
Rock Island Depot
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