Postmaster Nomination At Mazon City Town
Kiam, F Muse to be postmaster at Mazon City. Other Iowa items include deaths, marriages, and business changes from Newton to Des Moines, with indictments, acquisitions, and political shifts across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiam
F. Muse
Mazon City
Francis
Sbn
Geo. Redding
Newton
W. L. Eaton
Osage
Deere & Co
Davenport Wagons Company
Syracuse
N.Y
Thomas Duff
Garner
Des Moines
Frank H. Seidel
Linda Hasting
Anthon
T. Hart
Council Bluffs
National Republican
Malvern Bank
W. H. Guyer
Hattie L.” Perry
Spokane
Wash
Northwood
George Devries
Alta
Western Elevator Company
Boys Scouts
Boone
Sanaw Creek
Kensett
Rock Island
Frank Preus
Algona
National Guard Company
Webster City
Marshalltown
William J. Connors
Irvie Dunn
Mabray
Idea Children’s Home
Albert Davis
L. F. Davis
Hanier
DeWitt
Washington
Louie Bourquin
State Bank
New Hartford
Roberty
Bourquin
Iowa City
Henry Schwed
Hie Gkop
Eldridge
Anthony Burdict
First National Bank of
Davenport
J. B. Remensnyder
New York
General Synod of the Lutheran Church
Uncle Ben Shibe and Baseball Tales from 1911
A 1911 Bowles piece recounts Uncle Ben Shibe stories and baseball lore. It covers Shibe’s loyalty amid league shifts, Dad Clarke’s famed misplacements, and anecdotes from Jim Delehanty, Davy Jones, and Sam Crawford about hitting, injuries, and the quirky rituals of early American baseball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beb Shibe
Clarke Wan
Jim Delehanty
Ben Shibe
Athletics
Uncle Ben
Ben
Philadelphia
Clark Grif- Aths
Cincinnati
Comiskey
Chicago
Grif
Phils
Grit
Griffith
Shibe
Detroit
Sam Crawford
Davy Jonas
Del
Jack Biester
Crawford
Lajoie
Joseph B. Bowles
Rockefeller Rebukes Chauffeur Over Gas Waste
John D Rockefeller criticizes a chauffeur for wasting gasoline during a Augusta tour in New York World based dispatches. Mrs Rockefeller and three friends joined an automobile ride as the car climbed a hill and began a downhill run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D
John D. Rockefeller
Augusta
New York World
Rockefeller
Mr. Rockefeller
Rey
Charlie
Bathing Suit at Dutch Seaside Reveals Viennese Flair
A European secretive fashion note from Holland's seaside resort showcases a Viennese styled bathing costume by a Vienna tailor. The white pongee silk suit features white and blue striped inserts, with matching knickerbockers, blue silk stockings, and a white silk head band, offering modesty with a hint of European risqué flair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holland
Vienna
Europe
Empire Shades Catch Fashion Fancy With New Weaves
New materials dominate the season as reversible covert coatings and double faced cashmeres appear in striped and plain options. Navy with khaki, gray with plaids, black lined with violet, and emerald shades lead chic ensembles. Empire green and pale lavender hues join the palette, with silk and ostrich accents adding elegance.
Walking Skirts for Practical Women and Mountaineers
The article promotes a short fitted tweed walking skirt suitable for mounts climbers shirtwaist girls and city business women. It discusses styles to copy two piece skirts with side seams circular skirts with back seam tensioning tape and a circular form with Pleciog lines. A deep hem bows stitching pockets and belt finish the practical design.
Dainties in Lamp Shades
Exquisite lamp shade described as real lace over tinted silk, a luxury yet beautiful. Italian filet lace squares joined by Cluny bands with edging and a crochet fringe of light balls.
Hand-Sag Mounting Sparks Modish Handbag Trend
A fragment notes hand-wrought copper mounts for handbags of suede in fashionable tints and odd shapes, reflecting a design craze. The item hints at an era fashion feature, mentioning Facesee as a source or motif within the article.
Corset Cover Straps Attached for Easy Laundering
Instructions explain attaching shoulder straps to the upper back edge of a loose fitting corset cover. Do not sew in front. fasten with a button and hole or a small safety pin. Unfasten straps after laundering to iron garment flat and save effort.
Survival of the Kimono Sleeve Fashion Notes
A fragmented fashion column discusses kimono sleeve fidelity and the revival of high waist effects. It notes loose back pleats in new skirts, varying lengths, and a return to earlier silhouettes. The text reflects aiming for period style and evolving garment shaping.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Iowa
Sioux Falls
McGregor
Magon City
Bill’ Elks
Sioux City
Order
Championship of Elks’ Lodges
D. M. Helfenstein
LeGrand
Iowa State Christian Conference
Peter Brackendorf
Carroll
Northwestern
Boone Electric Company
Catherine Burnham
Charles Burnham
W. F. Brandon Company
State Normal
Cedar Rapids
F. C. Ensign
Iowa Falls
Cleve Holand
Forest City
Tne
Iowa Pharmaceutical Association
J. M Lindly
Winfield
Town State Hotel Men's Association
Spirit Lake
Joseph Zikea
Benton County
Stemme d'Italia
Garibaldi
L. L. Smith
Dexter
Capital
F.F. Winsell
B.C. Heraphill
M.F. Haimer
Harrison County
Thomas Arthur
W. R. Green
Claude Collie
Kirksville
Ely Council of
Creston
Edith Codd
H. C. Codd
LeMars
H. G. Codd
LeMare
Smith Johnson
Stockport
J. Bleting
Altoona
Missouri Valley
Ames
A. W. Deyoe
John Adams
Solon
Hugh
Fullerton
Dad Clarke
Dad
Sporting Editor
Sporting
Nashville
Louisville
Jie
Beach
Weight, Underwood & Under
Paris
Hener
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