Deputy Grand Master Gable Visits Local AO U W Lodge
From Sursday's Daily, D H Gabe Deputy Grand Master of the AO U W arrives in town to address members at 7 30 PM. His presence is said to energize Iowa lodge members and boost fraternal efforts. The meeting is for AO U W members only, with visiting brothers welcomed in the Judge room on the square’s west side.
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D .H. Gabe
U W
Patrfield
Gabbe
Gable
Tim Order
Iowa
Gabie
AO. U. W
Jrudge
Evergreen Lodge
Congregational Church holds annual meeting and elects officers
The Congregational church held its annual meeting reporting a successful year. Officers elected include A Messenger and H P Bosworth for two years. trustees J Fred Clarke, M Hammer, and others. Clerk Arthur G Jordan. Treasurer Harvey Mohler. a standing committee of Mrs J P Manatrey and Mrs J M Hammer. ushers John W Green and Albert Sargent. assistants Wm Hufstedler and Samuel Holt. auditor Mrs McKenney. A move for a men s meeting and a committee to raise 500 for the parsonage was approved. The Ladies Society has raised 3500 and aims to raise as much again.
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Congregational Church
A. Messenger
H. P. Bosworth
L. Diack
Win. Hufstedler
Charles Heer
J. Fred Clarke
J. M. Hammer
Arthur G. Jordan
Notice of Final Settlement in Nelson Estate
In Jefferson County Iowa November term 1907 the administrator Joe A Nelson will file his final report for the estate of Os clan Nelson deceased by November 14 1907. The court will hear the report November 26 1907 at which time heirs and interested parties may appear to show cause why the report should not be approved and the administrator discharged and bond exonerated.
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Jefferson County
Iowa
Osclan Nelson
Joe A. Nelson
Emma Brandel
Dan Brandel
Tile Nelson
John Nelson
Hilda
Dave Nelson
Hugo Nelson
Emma Sand
Sand
Vivian Nelson
Ernest Nelson
Mary Reed
Peter Reed
Oscan Nelson
Aid
Joe, A. Nelson
Free Catarrh Remedy Offered by Dr Shoop in Racine Wis
Trial catarrh treatments mailed free on request by Dr. Shoop of Racine Wisconsin. Tests show no cost to the recipient and highlight the value of Dr Shoop's Catarrh Remedy sold through F. W. Jericho & Co.
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Shoop
Racine
Wis
F. W. Jericho & Co
Dr Shoop Restorative Offered For Nerve Weakness
A vintage health ad from Racine Wisconsin promotes Dr Shoop Restorative to strengthen stomach and heart nerves. It claims speedy relief from dyspepsia and palpitations and offers free mail samples to test its effectiveness. Sold by F W Jericho Co.
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Shoop
Racine
Wis
F. W. Jericho Co
Surprised J A Glotfelty Celebrates Birthday Surprise
Mrs. J A Glotfelty planned and carried out a pleasant surprise for her husband on his fifty third birthday. Twenty five gentleman friends visited his home, he welcomed them, and after social time they dined in three courses. A handsome rocker was presented as a memento.
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J. A. Glotfelty
Mr. Glotfelty
Community Notes From Gothenberg and Nearby
NEW SWEDEN Mrs A F Anderson of Gothenberg Neb has returned home after a weeks visit with E P Anderson and others The Ladies Aid society of the M I church met at the home of Mr G A Rangner last Wednesday Mrs Wretha Kauffman moved back to Four Corners last week after having lived in Ottumwa about eight months Miss Bertha Martin of Ottumwa is visiting with Mrs Wretha Kauffman and others a end Robert Nelson is back at his home at A F Cassel William Turner Jr who has been suffering from blood potients re covering Miss Stella Jacobs of Hope Kan was visiting the neighborhood last week Ed Lindquist is at home again after spending four weeks in Moline Charles Johnson is at home now He has been working at Moline Jr he past summer Mr Johnson and wife of Agency spent Sunday with his brother Nicholas Johnson
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Ladies Aid Society
The
M. I. Church
G. A. Rangner
Mra Wretha Kauffman
Four Corners
Ottumwa
Robert Nelson
A. F. Cassel
William Turner, Jr
Charles Johnson
Moline, Jr
Local Social Updates and Small Town Notes
Beck with Mrs. Mary Graham of Kansas and Mr. and Mrs. Boyd of Okla visited at the Sands home for several days and returned home last Thursday. Mrs. Lulu M. Clayton closed a term at No. 5 and plans a two week vacation before winter term. Miss Belle Davis of Washington visits at the Davis home. Miss Ethel Anderson spent last week at her home nearby. The G C society met with Mrs. Pearl Green. Will Ryan received a promotion to Operator at West Burlington. Mac Davis and Mrs. Dave Ricketts visited their grandmother Mrs. Geo McCormick, who is improving. Sparks from a passing engine burned one of Cortell's straw stacks.
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Mary Graham
Kansas
Mrs. Boyd
Okla
Sands
Lulu M. Clayton
No. 5
Douds-Leando
Belle Davis
Washington
Davis
Ethel Anderson
G.C. Society
Pearl Green
Will Ryan
West Burington
Mac Davis
Dave Ricketts
Geo. McCormick
Cash security urged as safer than hiding money
Trustees warn against storing cash in homes amid burglary risk. Cash alternative options include cashier's checks and investments in bonds, notes, mortgages, or other securities. Local notes report visitors and gatherings at the Ottumwa area clubs and churches, with social events at the country club and visits from Dr. Monfort and Mrs. Monfort.
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Albia Tribune
Personal Nachrichten from Indians and neighbors
James Carmicheal and family from Indianola Nebraska visit William Carmicheal en route to New York where they plan to sail for Ireland on the 16th. Mrs Amalia Schmidt Gobbie unable to appear at Mustenal club concert due to a cold. Miss Pool, missionary to India, reports famine and crop failure in central provinces due to light rainfall. Various local visits, greetings, and upcoming events including a marriage license for Grover Basham and Roxie Dixon, a society meeting, and a poultry fanciers exhibition from November 26 to 30.
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James Carmicheal
Alex
Charles
Indianola
Neb
William Carmicheal
New York
Ireland
Amalia Schmidt-Gobbie
Heighton
Miss Pool
India
Buying at Home and Clock Tales in Fairfield
A reader recalls a faulty clock mended by a boy and contrasts it with a new home clock with a cathedral bell tone. The letter argues for buying locally to boost Fairfield and county prosperity, noting furniture, carpets, and professions that should be sourced at home. It laments reliance on Chicago and praises community self-sufficiency.
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Mender
Chicago
Sam
Fairfield
Mr. Hammer
Abbie White
Golden
Man Ends Courtship With Odd Tea Advice
Fragmentary note says a rejected suitor hears playful jibe about health and a wife, then references Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a curious remedy. No clear event date or location available.
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Hollister
There's a Way to Defeat the Mail Order Man
A local call to publicize your business through newspaper columns as the method to counter mail order sellers. The Journal columns promise to provide the publicity needed to boost local commerce and counter competition.
Empyrean Society Plans Afternoon Newspaper Program
The Empyrean Literary Society at Parsons College will present a 3 o clock program with segments on Newspaper Story by Margaret Fisher Current Topics Edith Foster Great Currency Famine Helen McClure Personal Topics Grace Sandi land and a debate on increasing the U S navy Affi Helen Snook Neg Alice Childe All welcome to attend During the week of prayer Rev Harry of Chicago visits the YMCA group and spoke yesterday at Leggett House to business leaders and ministers about YMCA work with appreciation.
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Empyrean Literary Society
Margaret Fisher
Edith Foster
Helen McClure
Grace Sandiland
U. S. Navy
Helen Snook
Alice Childe
Young Men’s Christian Association
Parsons College
Rev
Harry
Chicago
Leggett House
Y M.C. A
Value of the Small Christian College lecture at Parsons College
W. E. Andrew Hion, auditor of the U S Treasury in Washington DC and guest of Mrs M H Cuddy, spoke at Parsons College this morning on The Value of the Small Christian College. He noted his Class of 1885 ties.
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Hion
W. E. Andrew
U.S. Treasury
Washington, D. C
M. H. Cuddy
Parsons College
It Pays to Advertise in the Daily 43
Local promotion notes urge readers to place ads in the Daily 43 to reach a broad audience. The item highlights affordable rates and quick publication, urging merchants and residents to book space.
Pensions for Aged Printers Authorized by Union
Chicago reports that the International Typographical Union has approved a pension system for aged and incapacitated printers. Any member 60 or older with twenty years in good standing will receive 4 dollars weekly from the union, plus Chicago’s existing 3 dollar weekly payment, totaling 7 dollars weekly, funded by a one half of one percent assessment on earnings.
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Chicago
International Typographical Union
Indianapolis
International Organization
Rev Chas Trask Lewis Dies in Poultney Vi Leader of Columbus Youth Work
Columbus Indiana records the sudden death of Rev. Chas Trask Lewis formerly rector of St Paul’s. Four years earlier he organized the Young Men’s club and drew praise for outreach to local youths though his card playing and cigar smoking stirred criticism among church members who later withdrew their objections.
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Columbus
Ind
Chas. Trask Lewis
Poultney
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
Lewis
Young Men's Club
Marion man survives 26000 volt electric shock accident
Geer Sullivan of Fairmount regained consciousness after a 26000 volt accident at Union Traction sub power station Lafontaine. He suffered severe burns to hands back and head, was treated at Marion hospital, and while not out of danger there is hope for recovery. He is 34 with a wife and child.
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Marion
Ind
Gee
Sullivan
Fairmount
Union Traction
Lafontaine
Marion Hospital
Kaiser William Visits London Amid Cool Reception
Kaiser William of Germany spoke at Guild Hall in London urging stronger Anglo German ties and world peace. Public reception was respectful but cool with no major demonstrations, amid ongoing anti German sentiment sharpened by Hague peace conference tensions and fears of invasion.
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London
Pimperor
William
Germany
Edward
Guild Hall
Kaiser
The
Hague
Great Britain
Emperor William
Poultry Show Opens As Muscatine Fairfield Entries Grow
Fairfield fanciers participate in the Muscatine County poultry show opened with Congressman A P Dawe son delivering a strong poultry industry address. Over 500 birds entered with many champion strains from ring doves to Tolouse geese and Langshans. Fairfield participants include Joe Moss Thomas Osborn S A Power A W Brown as cages showcase Plymouth Rocks Wyandotts and Minorcas.
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Muscatine
Lare’s
Plymouth Rocks
Rock Island
Fairfield
Joe Moss
Thomas Osborn
S. A. Power
A. W. Brown
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A.O
Will
Beesent
Iignt
Sursday’s Daily
Congregational Meeting
New
Sweden
Mra
A. F. Anderson
Gothenberg Neb
E. P. Anderson
Bertha Martin
Mrs
Wretha Kaufffman
Stella Jacobs
Hope
Kan
Ed Lindquist
Moline
Hlinots
Mr. Johnson
Agency
Nicholas Johnson
Beck With
J. T. Cameron
Vinton
Murray Home
South Matin Street
W. W. Vinson
Quartery
Free Methodist Church
Ottumwa Dental Club
M. Work
Country Club
J. B. Monfort
Alf Owen of
Eldon
David Roth
Mt. Pleasant
Walter K. Marsh
Batavia
Grover
Basham
This City
Roxie Dixon
Burlington
ExElzevir Society
Nellie Smeaton
Gee, Stevens
Hillsboro
Ohio
A V. Custer
Marion, Ltd
Perry King
Charles Messenger of
Ottumwai
A. W. McElhaney
Lacey Dodee
Vandegriff
South DB Street
Ft. Madison
E. B. McCrea
Smith Center
Minnie Weygandt
Sadie Goehner
Haus
Concord
New Hampshire
Lula Snellson
Mra P. E. Beeson
Council Bluffs
H. A. Ingham
Winfield
Methodist
Ingham
Pairfield
Ballard Hall
J. N. Randle
Denver
Colorado
Martha Price
W. A. Randel
Marie Hollander
Ray Stahlman
John Tollander
Salina
Poultry Fanciers’ Association
Armony Hall
College News
Wilhelm
England
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Russia
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