Julyria community notices and upcoming concert plans
Rev Mitchell preached at Ithyr Ya church. Ray Shaffer spent Sunday at H B Gilson home. Mr Cleworth to be minister next year. Mrs Klingman returned from Elgin. T F Richards visited Israel Shaffer's family. Ellen Huisberger visited Jerome Veurous. Chas Wenger and Ralph Reichert attended a dance at Elicader. J D Shaffer hauling gravel for a new barn. Ladies Cemetery Association met. Dinner served. church work day. Concert planned at Styria Union church May 11 to raise piano fund. lunch proceeds to Cemetery Association. Admission 26c. children 10c. Refreshments after. Program includes Soldiers' Delight Orchestra, Morning Invitation Chorus, cornet solo, Orchestra Magic Fire, Jack and Jill Quartet, Jolly Girls, Rampus Plumes String Orchestra, Hunting Song Chorus, Violin Duet Carl Gehring and Glen Waones, MacKellar Piano Solo Harold Strong, Violin Quartette Dearest Mat Louisiana Way Down Yonder Little Kinky Haid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Ithyr- Ya
M. Ray Shaffer
H. B. Gilson
Cleworth
Gin
C. L. Klingman
Elgin
T. F. Richards
Israel Shaffer
Ellen Huisberger
Jerome Veurous
Styria Union
Cemetery Association
Ladies’ Cemetery Association
F. Rothlisberger
Magic Fire
Jack and Jill
Jolly Girls
Sue W. L. Peters
Rampus
Pee
Stephen Rothinsberger
Carl Gehring
Glen Wa
MacKellar
Harold Strong
Dearest
Mat
Louisiana Way Down Yonder
Little Kinky
Proper Food For Weak Stomachs
Proper food advice for those with weak stomachs. Eat slowly and chew well. Keep bowels regular. When constipated or dull after meals, Chamberlain's Tablets may strengthen the stomach and move the bowels. For sale by Stoehy & Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stoehy & Company
Cherry Valley Socials Illuminate Week at Multiple Homes
Adolph Burroden and Fred Denner hosted gatherings Friday and last week respectively while Jake Denner and Elien Hanson welcomed visitors Sunday. Edward Erickson visited Tom Hanson home Monday as Celia Christen hosted callers at Jacob Christen and Monday at Jake Christen homes. Louisa Christen and Bert Thomann visited Ben Hofer. Mary Reinhart stayed with Fred Frsden family. George Christen and others called at Adolph Baumgartner and Alfred Imhoff homes. Sunday saw gatherings at John Lewchtenmacher and John Meyer households.
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Adolph Burroden
Fred Denner
Jake Denner
Edward Erickson
Tom Hanson
Louisa
Celia Christen
Mary Reinhart
Elien Hanson
Jacob Christen
Jake Christen
Louisa Butikofer
Alfred Imhoff
George Christen
Bert Thomann
Ben Hofer
Mary Reinharts
Fred Frisden
John Meyer
Haroll
Adolph Baumgartner
Fred Prederck
Hulda
Celia Meyer
Edwin
Ellen Hanson
Martin Hanson
John Lewchtenmacher
Road To Happiness and Constipation Relief
Be amiable cheerful and good natured to find happiness. This is hard if constipated. Take Chamberlains Tablets to move the bowels improve appetite and strengthen digestion. For sale by Stochr Company.
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Gale
Stochr & Company
Elgin Concert Band Minstrel Show May Fourth Plan
May 4 date set for a minstrel show by the Elgin Concert Band. An open air concert precedes the program in front of the opera house. Concert starts at eight with the show following at 8 30. No other Friday night date was set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elgin
Op'era Hanse
Mean people pry on children for home facts
The Chicago American warns against adults who coax children to reveal family details to use in gossip. Such snooping fuels neighborly strife, misinterpretations, and false statements about parents, with children often truthful but misled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
RULES TRUANCY CRIME IN LAW PROFESSIONS POTENTIAL DISCIPLINE
The appellate division rules truancy carries criminal weight for youths in truant schools. Lawyers physicians and civil servants who were truants may face disbarment or dismissal. New York has hundreds affected. anecdotes note long careers ended by past truancy. Also retold is Lord Kitchener’s namesake wheat story linking Tibetan strain with South African varieties.
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Appellate Division
Supreme Court
New York
Elmira
Police Department
Kitchener
Lord Kitchener
South Africa
Daily London Chronicle
India
Nairobi
South Afric
Chevallier
Sweets in the Field and the Need for Sugar on Campaigns
The piece notes the digestive upset from forest meals and the frequent craving for sugar and acid. Troops in Guba in 08 and the Mexico punitive expedition are cited as examples of soldiers longing for candy, chocolate, and other sweet rations, with coffee consumption rising in the woods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guba
Davis
Mexico
Kitten Rescued From Vault by Post Office Cat
Fireman John McNulty in the federal building heard a cat meow and found Minnehaha the post office cat’s kitten inside a vault door cracks. The mother cat led him to the vault where the kitten leaped out, ending the rescue in Wilmington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McNulty
Federal
Minnehaha
Post Office
McNulty
Minoehaha
Wilmington
Del
New York Sun
Piece of Bread Triggers Cow Rescue at School Pasture
Report from a rural school near the Wrank Hunsterger home describes pupils eating lunch in John Beltz pasture. A cow seized a lone piece of bread from a pail and became stuck, nearly suffocating as the air was expelled. Frank Hunsberger and Mr. Rietz freed the animal after a strenuous struggle, leaving the incident as a comic, rescue-filled moment with no clear word on the bread’s fate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wrank Hunsterger
John Beltz
Mr. Rietz
Frank Hunsberger
Oak Grove Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Events
Mrs Ed Boyle is haying the quinsy. George Craft and wife spent Sunday on the Ridges. Eddie Conner was a Sunday caller at the Wm Kohls home. Frank Howard was a business gra ster on the Ridge Monday. Ladies Home Circle meets Mrs J M Shaffer May 3. Walter Schmid visited I C Bennett home with John Graf. Perle Shaffer and wife visited relatives on the Ridge. Reed family visit from Elgin. Kate Wilson aided Mrs Tommy Howard with housework.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Boyle
George Craft
Eddie Conner
Wm. Kohls
Frank Howard
J. M.shaffer
Sheldon Boyle
Julia Brab
Elgin
J. M. Shaffer
Walter Schmid
I. C. Bennett
John Graf
Perle Shaffer
L. W. Reed
Why Reed
I. O
Earl Bennett
David
Tommy Howard
West Union Iowa Prominent City in County Growth
West Union stands as a civic and social hub in a seventy one million dollar county. It boasts top schools, extensive services, elegant homes, Linden Park, shaded streets, notable churches, parks, a strong hospital, and robust newspapers. The town highlights growth, transportation, and ready real estate and finance services.
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West Union
Iowa
Linden Park
Court House
Pike Roads
Prohibition Vote Planned in October Special Election
The Democrat notes an October fifteenth special election on a state constitutional amendment for absolute prohibition. It discusses food prices, government controls on fictitious food values, and widespread wartime concerns about supply. It contrasts urban and rural worries, ending with a general question about the state of affairs.
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Elkader
Middle West
Iowa
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