Chicago women protest vice and demand enforcement at city
The third Chicago meeting of Christian women against segregated vice drew large crowds. Dr Anna Blount spoke as Chicago officials faced protest over tolerance of vice in the city. The piece notes divorce causes, suffrage petitions, and Prohibition figures while urging cleaner homes and enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. TU
Chicago
Fat Methodist Church
Anna Blount
Alubintics
Wixtrom
Finland
America
Wineat A. Bell
At once Men to represent us in work and travel
A historical call urges swift enlistment for local or travel duties. It asks individuals to apply immediately to Alain Nunsmny Co. in Rocnesten, New York, for roles and territorial assignments, highlighting the urgency and financial incentive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alain Nunsmny Co
Rocnesten
N.Y
Poland China hog herd leads Gebring cattle hall
Wadena notices detail Gebring’s Poland China herd led by Chief I Know from the Standard Chief dam Bride of Kansas. Two year old Chief I Know weighs 700 pounds. Several young males were sold in fall and winter from noted bloodlines. Gebring is praised for stock quality and trustworthy business dealings amid local social notes and weekly community updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilyria
Gebring
Poland
Chief Dam
Bride of
Kansas
Mr.Gehring
Sunday visits and local social gatherings around Masonville
Rev Mr Litley preached at Masonville as he assists in special meetings. Jena Wenger Edith Richarda visited Mae on Thursday evening. Witte Shaffer and wife, Enos Howard, Carl and Marie Gehring, Edward J Hobbing, Richard Kreuger, Ruth Rothlisberger among the sick. Many locals attended events at the Wenger, Medberry, and Fritz homes. Forest Fisher visited Wallace Teter’s. John Krueger visited Otto Krueger near Elgin. Residents reported a good time at the Lanse Conner home Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Litley
Masonville
Jena Wenger
Edith Richarda
Mae, Witte
Ack Shaffer
Enos Howard Sunday
Carl and
Marie Gehring
Edward J Hobbing
Richard and
Bila Kreuger
Jan Ruth Rothlisberger
Mise Mae Fritz
Wenger
Mabel Rothlisberger
Ralph Reichert
Razel Shatter
Bima Medberry
Edith Richarde
Frank Medberry
Mire
John Krueger
Otto Krueger
Elgin
Charley Medberry
Family
Charlie Fritz
Farm land exchange offer and health tonic advertisement
An ad offers exchanging improved or unimproved Fayette area farm land for a house, with attorney contact O. W. Stevenson in Fayette Iowa. It also promotes WALKER'S RESTORATIVE TONIC claiming to aid digestion and overall health, touting six bottles for price and offering to send a book by mail.
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Fayette
O. W. Stevenson
Iowa
Walker
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Paine & CO
Fayette Iowa
Harmon Yerkes
Prohibition Trast Fund Association
Inter Collegiate Prohibition Association
United States
Washington
Boone
York
Missouri
Equality Club
Pottawattamie County
Board of Supervisora
W. H. Davin
Marshalltown
Prohibition
Saldiera
Esteer
California Book
California
Chicago, Milwaukee & 87. Paul Railway
A. Miller
Wadena
Father Qalcott
Katie Overton
Straevbe. Point
Overton
Wm. Hageman
Our City
Carl Carmichael
Frances
West Union
Wiltgen
Frey Hotel
Alice Ainsworth
Arlington
Bertha Clark
Otto and
Lide ‘Popenhagen
Spring Valley
John Frost
Montana
Lome Popenhagen
Pleasant Ridge
Mies Mae Voshell
Volga
Mrs. Clark
Veet Union
Fred Shaffer
Baby Eckert
Jack Shaffer
Master Eckert
Robert Bigler
Laurel Davis
Miss Parrett
Mr. Warner
Manchester
D. T. Johnson
Fred Brown
Mary Davis
Roy Leonhart
Perry Hummel
Highland
Tha H
Lockard
Robert Bond
Geo. Watterman
Eugene Miller
Hix
Maple Grove
Geo
Davie
Wm. McGee
H. Miller
Arthur Walters
Susie Davis
Mae Voshel
Kithy Voshel
Perle Klingman
J.8
Moore
Jobo
Leys Consing
Lima
Belle Helms
Ridgeway
Mary Carmichael
HE. Lang
Cedar Rapids
A.C. Nefzger
Clarence
Bachelor’s Hall
Mrs. Nefager
Clyde
Clyde Nefzger
P. H. Hastings
Raftta
Randma Doland
Orvil
Fred
Frank Gehring
Harry Fitzgerald
MD Gehring
Mr. McMillan
Hazel
Forest Fisher
Wallace Teter’s
Lanse Conner Home
A. Young
Wnds
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Graf Bii
Drs
Spat & Eases Cerauahed Fitien
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Fellows & Fellows CO
Walnut St
Bes Moines
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