Reunion of Crocker’s Iowa Brigade in Oskaloosa
Notices report a Crocker’s Iowa Brigade reunion to be held in Oskaloosa on September 9 and 16 with Col Clark of Cedar Rapids delivering the address. Other items describe social gatherings, a sewing bee for Congregational church carpets, a buggy auto incident near Labagh’s farm, and library and church developments in Fairfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crocker
Iowa Brigade
Oskaloosa
Iowa
Col. Clark
Cedar Rapids
Congregational Church
Real Estate Transfers Listed by Dates in July
July transfers show George W. Miller to George M. Clarke lots 1 2 3 4 block 3250 East Lockridge Rauscher's Books W R Hocking Jr and Robert McDill to Peter Nelson north of lot 63 Batavia Whitwood's addition Minnie A Coleman to J H and C E Rodibaugh tract in 21 7I 10 W Rodibaugh to J H and C E Rodibaugh tract in 21 7I 10 W P Gift to S A Donovan lots 8 and north half of 9 block 1 Fairfield Railroad addition July 8 William W Jordan to Willis E Parsons tract in Bie FH 1 ec oe cs 1475 July 11 Amanda Hile to Axtel T Johnson tract in 35 73 N 1800 July 14 Franklin Kurtz to Alexander Doran lots 7 8 block 1 Pleasant Plain Roberts adds or cee 100 Joseph Bradley to Ward W Silver part block 22 Fairfield Henn Williams Co Aggies oaa July 15 W E Cowan to C S Roberts tract in 18 71 10 507 July 16 Florence L Langner to African M E church part lots 3 and 4 block 23 Fairfield New Peeee are 500 James E Wilkins to E R and Harry E Smith undivided E TM% of lot 8 block 12 Fairfield Cal Peei
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Miller
Geo. M. Clarke
East Lockridge
Rauscher
W. R. Hocking, Jr
Robert McDill
Peter Nelson
Batavia
Whitwood
Minnie A. Coleman
J. H
C. E. Rodibaugh
Florence L. Langner
M. E. Church
Fairfield
New Peeee
James E. Wilkins
E. R
Harry E. Smith
Cal Peei
The Bryan Fortune Milestones and Moral Wealth
The article argues Mr. Bryan's wealth is modest compared with others like Carnegie and earned through hard work rather than graft. It asserts his fortune supports his work and public causes, noting an $85,000 difference in income and a potential $4 250 annual return on investment. It praises his mission over money and hints critics overstate taint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Bryan
Nebraskan
Bryan
Lincoln
Carnegie
Newport Bar Harbor
Hampton Globe
Doctor Drowns in Cat Pond Near Sigourney Iowa
Dr James P Doherty veterinary surgeon 26 unmarried from Doylestown Wisconsin drowns while swimming Cat Pond near Skunk River Sigourney July 20 after cramps pulled him under The body recovered after two hours and fifteen minutes by Fay Yerger and others. three doctors attempted resuscitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Doherty
Sigourney
James P. Doherty
Cat Pond
Skunk River
Doherty
Louie Strolman
Fay Yerger
Fred Haffner
Robert Jugenheimer
Doylestown
Wis
Puzzling Express Theft in Des Moines
Officials of Adams Express search for a $1000 currency package missing from the Des Moines office. The three parcels were recently given by a local bank and are believed misplaced. Chicago detective Superintendent Swift has returned without resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Adams Express Company
Express Company
Swift
Chicago
Dissolution of Partnership of Moburg and McKee
Notice that Moburg and McKee dissolved their partnership after three months as publishers of The Tribune. Parties owing the firm are asked to settle accounts at The Tribune office with either Moburg or McKee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moburg & McKee
Tribune
Notice to Teachers for Regular Examination Dates
Notice to teachers informs that the next regular teachers examination will be held at the courthouse on July 29 30 and 31 1908 starting at 8 00 a m Wednesday. All who expect to teach this fall without certificates must appear for examination. Another regular examination will not be held until late October. Contact the office for further information. County Superintendent Bessie B Buchanan formally calling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie B. Buchanan
First Church of Christ Holds Weekly Services
The First Church of Christ conducts services in the Agassiz room of the public library every Sunday at 11 a.m. and every Wednesday at 7 30 p.m. The reading room is over the Fairfield National Bank at 521 Scientist. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield Public Library
Iowa State University
Iowa City
Old Capitol
First Church of Christ
Agassiz
Fairfield National Bank
The Livery Horse
A moral exhortation on horse care at livery stables urging owners to treat a hired horse as their own, and to ensure the beast is properly cared for on a journey. It argues a twofold debtor obligation to both animal and owner, condemning neglect as impermissible.
Special Clearance Sale on Waists Dresses and Embroidery
The notice details a broad sale with reductions on waists at 69c to 2.00, wash belts, embroidery yardage, edges and insertions, muslin underwear and gowns, children's dresses and drawers, dress goods, wool and silk fabrics, Hosiery and underwear, linen crash, gingham house dresses kimonas and wrappers, and lighter jackets and coats. Early comers get best choice.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sloan & Hochuly
J. F. Hinkhouse
S. L. Machesney
West Burlington Street
FT. J. James
East Burlington Street
Myrtle Davis
Louisville
Kentucky
Mr Sells
Anderson
Indiana
Florence Roth
Chautauqua Park
Buford Murray
Walter Hunt
Clarence Lynn
Labagh
First District Woman's Christian Temperance Union
First Presbyterian Church
James Wilson
Maddox & Maxwell
South Side
Parsons College
W. E. Parsons
Parsons
African Methodist Episcopal Church
South B
Jefferson
Madison Streets
Florence Langner
Company M
Armory
Armory Fund
Opera House
Fort Riley
Higley
East Side Square
Wells
Teldor
Frank H. Wells & Co
the Fair Exchange
Cuy
West Adams Street
Broadway
Fairheld National Bank
Rogers & Hickenbottom
Doctor
C. W. Moburg, R. S. McKee
Mannarwrtinan
Madras
Pat- SC
H Ve
Tee
Sye
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