Kahgahgee Golf Club Opens Cup Contests Winners Named
The Kahgahgee golf club held its first of a series for the club cup with eight gentlemen in the men’s event won by Walter Hunt and four ladies contesting the ladies cup won by Mrs. W. G. Ross. A picnic for about 70 followed. Ted Hochuly announced plans for a July 12 tennis tournament and a possible match with Ottumwa plus an invitation to Burlington.
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Kahgahgee
Ottumwa
Burlington
Rh. B. Louden
Burlington Home Coming Invites Former Residents to Return
Burlington invites former residents to a week long Home Coming from September 9 to September 24 to visit old friends, see how the town has grown, and enjoy daily activities. The message emphasizes reunion, nostalgia, and a warm welcome for all who have moved away.
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Burlington
Burlngton
Quiet Wedding Seals Ada Damm and William Greene
Miss Ada Certrude Damm of Glendale and William T. Greene of Denver Colorado were quietly married last Saturday at 2 30 PM at the Lutheran parsonage with only witnesses present. Rev. W Luther Bright performed the ceremony. The couple will reside in Denver after the ceremony and begin married life there.
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Ada Certrude Damm
Glendale
William T. Greene
Denver Colorado
W. Luther Bright
Tecumseh Visit At Rev. Jones Home
Mrs. Jerome Bowen of Tecumseh Michigan visited at the home of Rev. and Mrs. W I Jones over Sunday.
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Jerome Bowen
Tecumsen, Mich
W. IF. Jones
Sunday At Gibson Retells Sorrow Amid Revival
Evangelist Sunday remains in Gibson after multiple family tragedies including the accidental death of his half-brother Bert Stowell of Hoisington Kansas and the death of T M Logan a friend of General John A Logan. He resumed revival duties as 21 people professed Christianity and over 100 responded to invitations.
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Chicago
J. Wilbur Chapman
Winona Lake
Ind
Sunday
Chapman
Honeywell
Gibson
Tabernacle
Evangelist Sunday
Strapyger
Christ
Fourth of July amusements planned by Methodist committee
The Amusement committee of the Methodist Fourth of July celebration will meet this evening with R G Spence at 7 30 to complete the list of amusements. The music and program committees also meet at 7 30 at Dr Pools office. Every member is requested to attend.
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R. G. Spence
Dr. Pools Offlee
Dr Shoop Headache Tablets Trial Offer
Ad promises a free trial package of Dr Shoop Headache Tablets to relieve pain by reducing blood pressure. It claims benefits for migraine neuralgia headache toothache and other pains and asks readers to mail for samples from Racine Wisconsin. Sold by F W Jericho & Co.
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Dr. Shoop
Racine
Wis
F. W. Jericho & Co
Iowa Livestock Sees Surge in Pure Bred Stock
A Iowa state report notes a rise in pure bred livestock, with over 3500 pure bred registered stallions representing about 55 percent of the state total. Cattle show a similar trend, spurred by the state fair and expositions. J C Simpson, state fair secretary, cites growing breeder inquiries and praise for Iowa fairs as world class markets. Premiums this year exceed previous levels with totals over 40000 dollars across cattle, horses, hogs, and sheep.
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Iowa
J. C. Simpson
Durham
Children's Day Program at Presbyterian Church
The Presbyterian church hosted a varied Children's Day program by the Sunday school with an orchestra, choirs, recitations, and multiple songs. Dorothy Phelps gave the welcome, Margaret Kearns and Beatrice Labagh led several recitations, and the pastor delivered an address before a closing chorus and benediction.
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Presbyterian Church
Katherine Basham
Gail Heflin
Helen
Irene Demiio
Beatrice Labagh
Margaret Gable
Florence Roth
Margaret Clinkinbeard
Gladys Jones
Dorothy Labagh
Dorothy Donaldson
Salina July Fourth Social and Visits Recap
Chas James and family plan to spend the 4th in Monmouth. Mrs. John Larson is very ill at her home north of town. Carl Nelson celebrated his 1st birthday and received a horse from his father Solomon Nelson. Local visitors include Miss Julia Swan from Sioux City and Mrs Henry Swanson east of town.
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Savage
Iowa
Chas. James
Monmouth
John Larson
Carl Nelson
Solomon Nelson
M. K. Collins
Fairfield
Julia Swan
Sioux City
Henry Swanson
Salina
Ladies Aid Society
New Sweden
Rey
Parsentus
Starr
John Quick
W. Odean
A. Oieson
Cust Carlson
Glendale
Slurdy Bright
Oscar Monson
Warsonville
V. Larson
Andrew Anderson
Personius
Misa
Swanson
Peoria
Marnest Arromson
Mediapolis
New Sweden Lutheran Sunday School
Lindquist
Four Corners
White Sox Ottumwa game postponed due to late train
The Sunday 3:30 pm game near Birmingham was postponed after Burlington fast train No. 6 delivering the White Sox from Ottumwa arrived near seven o clock. Fans traveled from Birmingham and other towns hoped to see the matchup with Malleable Tron Works. Next game July 7 against Hillsboro, with all Ottumwa tickets valid. Fairfield lineup listed with Loehr, Bur nell, Sprote, Morris, Loehr, Van Dorin, Brooks, Van Hyning, Heffelstein, Hawkins.
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Burlington
White Sox
Ottumwa
Tron Works
Birmingham
Hillsboro
Iowa
Fairfield
Loehr
Burnell
Sprote
Morris
G. Loehr
van Dorin
Brooks
van Hyning
Heffelstein
Hawkins
Weighing Local Mail Begins at the Post Office
The local post office starts weighing outgoing mail today and will keep weighing records through January 1. The system classifies mail into first, second, third, and fourth classes with specific subcategories, including paid and unpaid types, to gauge business levels nationwide.
Local residents depart for visits and trips
Mr and Mrs Melvin Davidson and baby left for a few days visit with relatives in Lock Ridge J T Davies left for Sharon Pa to spend time with his mother Mrs Lucy Schreckengost returned Saturday from Keosangina Mrs Mary Davis left for Wisconsin for a summer visit with relatives Mr and Mrs Pred Harrison left for Los Angeles after an extended visit here Mr and Mrs S L Wisecarver have returned from Des Moines after a few days with friends
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Melvin Davidson
Baby
Lockridge
J. T. Davies
Sharon Pa
Lucy Schreckengost
Keosangina
Mary Davis
Last Nigit
Wisconsin
Pred
Harrison
Los Angeles
California
Mrs
Sul Wisecarver
Des Moines
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Knox City
Theodore Tigley
Hutchinson Kansas
United States Express Office
J. A. Garrett
George White
Oskaloosa
Zora Hall
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Robert Gumm
Red Oak
Arthur Barnet
Charles Stansell
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Arthur Wiley
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Mankato
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W. DB. King
Davenport
St. Joe Mo
Madison Letts
Melrose Record
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C. M Gates
Mra
A. Heaton
Corning
St. Joseph, Mo
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Margaret Marney
Christ Episcopal Church
Edward Henry Eckles
Mary Rich Lyon
George Merwin
William White
Louis Guthrie
Berry Waters
Hugo Halling
Ada Darby
Presley ‘Wapp
Kansasity
F. D. Letts
Francis Street
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Niagara
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Jamestown
17Th
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Charles Lynn
Maddox and Maxwel
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Berna
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Leslie Brier
Vera
William Brown
Canton
Virginia Wrot
Mrs. FF. \. Schaffer
Waverly
Willam Frieberg
Carl Frieberg
Herbert Donaldson
Kerrick & Companys
Lutheran Y. Pls
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Woman's Relief Corps
Grand Armory Hall
Prank Liblin
Dorothy
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Priday
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