Equal Suffrage Meeting Noted With Political Support
report on the Equal Suffrage meeting held last Saturday discusses support from Iowa food administrators and the Iowa Council of National Defense for Federal Suffrage Amendment immediate ratification. mentions Dr Henry Jackson and President Wilson urging justice for women. notes illnesses and personal travel among local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Iowa Equal Suffrage Association
Iowa
United States Senate
Ave
Food Administration
Woman's Committee
Iowa Council of National Defense
Henry Jackson
Washington, D. C
Community Club
Pres. Wilson
Congress
Death Notice of Harry Sands in Chatman Wyoming
Harry Sands died from Spanish influenza Saturday morning in Chatman Wyoming at 7 30. The remains will be brought to this city tomorrow afternoon with funeral services Wednesday at 2 30 from Davies Funeral Home conducted by Rev C L Tennant. He was a nephew of Mrs Clara Howlett and survived by brothers and sisters Mrs W G Burkhart Pembine Wis Mrs P C Duncan Sheridan Wyoming Robert R Sands Chatman Wyoming and twin brother Hugh Sands this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Sands
Chatman
Wyoming
Davies
C. L. Tennant
Clara Howlett
W. G Burkhart
Pembine
Wis
P. C. Duncan
Sheridan
Robert R. Sands
Hugh Sands
This City
Miss Cecil Stout Dies After Weeklong Illness
Miss Cecil Adelaide Stout, 19, died Saturday at 8:30 PM at Jefferson County Hospital after a week with Spanish influenza and pneumonia. She moved from Webster City two weeks ago and worked at Hufstedler and Baker dry goods. Survived by father Tom Stout and mother Matilda Stout and brothers Clifford and Clyde of Davenport. funeral Sunday at Davies Funeral Home with Rev. R. T. Butler, burial in Evergreen Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matilda,Stout
Sone Clifford and
Clyde
Davenpost
City
Cecil Stout
Cecil Adelaide Stout
Jefferson County Hospital
Tom Stout
Matilda Stout
Clifford
Clyde Stout
Davenport
John Vega Llang Practical Piano Tuner
John Vega is listed as a practical piano tuner with contact phone 2412. The entry includes an address fragment 85-138 but lacks further details or location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Vega
Llang
Special drive for fatherless children of France begins
A call to join a vicarious parenthood drive extends from now until January. New members contribute $36.50 yearly or $3 monthly to supply necessities for French orphans. In return, donors receive letters from children, photos, and the sense that their contribution matters. Pledges handled by any committee member or Treasurer C. A. Emry at Fairfield National Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Emry
Fairfield National Bank
Public Sale of Household Goods on East Burlington St
Saturday December 14 I will offer all household goods to the highest bidder at 460 13 East Burlington Street two blocks east of the Leggett House T L James conducts the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington St
Leggett
Packwood Reports Flu Closures and Local News
The school remains closed for an indefinite period due to influenza. Nellie Amesbaugh visits her parents near Agency. Mrs. Mary Davis of Farson fills the switchboard. Lottie Steele is seriously ill with measles. Brookville revival services ended because of influenza. Lorena Oakes of Montana visits Bert Horner’s home. Mr. and Mrs. Nora Warwick and Miriam arrive from St. Joseph to stay with Rev. and Mrs. C. E. Ward. Thanksgiving bazaar items were sold December 4 in the former O. S. Steele restaurant room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Amesbaugh
Agency
Mary Davis
Farson
Lottie Steele
Brookville
Lorena Oakes
Montana
Bert Horner
Nora Warwick
Miriam
St. Joseph
Local Order Bans Large Gatherings in 1918 City
A December 6 1918 city resolution prohibits assemblies of more than twelve people in public and private gatherings amid prevailing infections and contagious diseases. Exemptions apply to employees of businesses and to certain essential places while the order takes effect at midnight December 7 and remains until further notice. Paul Coleson and R H Munro sign as clerk and president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Coleson
R. H. Munro
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wm. Leathers
Verne Colton
Ottumwa
Bailey
Pleasat Plain
Gilbert Mumper
J. E. McClain
Keosauqua
Dora Anderson
Woodhill
William Heston
Zel Pixley
C. W. McKee
Memphis, Mo
Guy Beatty
Gilbert
John Glotfelty
Libertyville
Edna Barr
Alice Slaughter
O. E. Kirby
Hulda Peterson
Perlee
Equal Suffrage Association
Ralph Salts
East Washington Street
EF. Watson
Presbyterian Church
Mt. Pleasant
Sergt
J. S. Adams
Camp Dodge
Birmingham
J. J. Hutchinson
Mediapolis
C. M. Glass
Des Moines
Mary Louise Kerrick
Blanche Banta
Mount Pleasant
Mrs. O. A. Banta
Florence Garber
Creston
Walter Matlock
Russell Smith
Mary Alice
T. F. Stansberry
Elsie Holcomb
Min 20
Maude Baker
Miss Baker
Flora Stansberry
Chatman, WY
Davies Funeral Home
R. T. Butler
Evergreen Cemetery
France
T. L. James
America
Chester
Sutnov
Froth & Co
Coats
Kersey
Pompon
Silvertone
R.H. Maxawelg
Packwood
the Ste
Formu
W. B. Brassieres
W. B
Forma Brassieres
Sela
W. B. Reduso
Weingarten Bros., Inc
New York
Chicago
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!