Former student killed in railroad yards at Hast Moline
Henry McKirahan, a former state university student, was instantly killed on railroad tracks in Hast Moline Friday night while walking on the tacks. He worked for D. C. Abrams previously and had joined a Rock Island railroad crew. Abrams was wired for details. The note indicates McKirahan was a minister and 27, with the contracting business formerly owned by Sheets & Freyder.
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Enry McKirahan
Univesity
Hast Moline
MccKiraban
D. C. Abrams
Rock Island
North Western Boarding Company
Abrams
McKirban
New Pk
Korab to Speak on Mexican Customs at Beseda Club
P A Korab of this city will address the Beseda Club at its next meeting on January 14. He plans to share observations from his southwest trip and present an entertaining address on Mexican customs and views, with incidents from travel.
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Beseda
Atts
P. A. Korab
Beseda Club
Kirkwood Post Officers Chosen for Next Year
Kirkwood G A R Post No 8 elected its officers for the coming year with Hiram Toms as Commander Andrew Lee as Senior Vice Commander John Tt Jones as Junior Vice Commander M J Bowers as Chaplain Jos Hubner as Officer of the Guard M Smith as Officer of the Day S S Lytle as Surgeon John K Jiyne and Daniel Bothell as trustees They will be installed in January Miss Marguerite Burk of Council Bluffs visits at Dennis Maher home.
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Kirkwood G. A. R
Hiram Toms
Andrew Lee
John Tt. Jones
M. J. Bowers
Jos. Hubner
M. Smith
Lytle
J. ©. Switzer
John
K. Ji
Williams at Minnesota signs for another season coach
Dr Williams who has directed the destinies of Minnesota university athlete for the past five years has signed up for another season and will consequently coach the team that will meet Town text fall.
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Dr. Williams
Minnesota University
Tve
Fall Term A Success in City Schools
Superintendent EO Stevenson praised the fall term's success with no closures due to illness and reduced absences. Pupil effort rose, and manual training became compulsory for younger grades, using new equipment. Schools reopen January 2 with hopes for a strong winter term.
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EO Stevenson
Sears
Shanu
Midnight Service Voice From Trinity Church
Rev Williams will speak at the midnight service in Trinity church on Sunday December 24. The service runs from 11:30 p m until 12 18 a m with a brief address on The Holy Night by rector Rev W D Williams.
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Wiliams
Trinity
Trinity Church
W. D. Williiams
German Lutheran Church
Bloomington
Johnson Streets
J. G. Hoerlein
Vorclog & Imsn. Holt
Solon
THE
Methodist Epsopal
L. ¢. Clark
Bundey School
Epworth League
M.E. Chursh
Richard Holley
Salvation Army
East Washton Street
Priestoal
Reyv
W. D. Williams
All Souls’ Church
D. J H. Ward
First Presbyterian Churua
D. W. Write
Congregational Church
Horace L. Strain
Men of Good Wil
Btar
List of Johnson County teachers by township
The document lists teachers across multiple townships in Johnson County, detailing names for Monroe, Jefferson, Big Grove, Cedar, Oxford, Penn, Newport, Graham, Hardin, Mason, Scott, Washington, Sharon, Liberty, Pleasant Valley, Lincoln, Fremont and more. It records a long roster including Monroe Ralph Hanson and many others, showing school assignments and grade levels per township.
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Monroe
Ralph Hanson
Ethel Eaton
Bessie Eichler
Barbara Novak
Anna Obstreigner
Kate? ‘Swenka
Loie Fuck
S Jedferson
John Kadiec
Alma
Maggie Bowersox
Lee Max
Mary Mahan
Clara Smyth
Flora Browning
Homa Kupner
Catherine Rohrer
Anna Farmer
Clara Jacob
Elma Bowmar
Oxford
Mame Rebret
Bena Birsine
Maggie Mahoney
Fred Rapp
Mr . Maxsey
Hlma
John ‘Lia Marshall
Ruth Gil
Eb Chani
Uas Fry
Katherine Ar
Anna Benter
Anna Wyfack
Myrtle Jacob
Helen Vogt
Micnie Ruppert
Lillias Zachs
Graham
Dante Flannery
Katheryn Haslon
Margaret Carr
Ella Beecher
Laura Brown
Carlie Weider
Grace Evans
Hilda Elisson
Anna ‘Vilb
Jennie Verry
Sara Hart
Mantle
Kate Molin
Athel Mitten
Scott
Ima Cowgill
Ana Dolmege
Auta Casey
Adelaide ‘Clearman
J. W. Leighty
Ken Florence Fegeler
Genevieve Joy
Mauda Wenman
Belle Hanlon
Washington
Frank Lewis
Frank McKray
Sama Stoddard
J. D. Miller
Clare Oldaker
Nell Kennedy
Ila Foey
Edna Myers
Mary Dolmage
Pleasant Valley
Emma Petsel
Auge Hansen
Undine Menteer
Antoinette Goetz
Elsie Mathes
Lincoln
Celia Park
Clara Betts
Helen Blannery
Lucy Porter
Wilma Nichole
Mionie Haur
Margaret Hess
Glenn Babbitt
Fremont
Gertrude Mumm
Elizabeth Jones
Juliet Husking
Inez Weber
Gien Holdeman
Alta Aden
Katie Locar
Katie Pursell
Tite Akeson
Christmas Presence at AUL Sales Crying Free Gifts
Christmas presence described as AUL Sales dated with Col HW A Danlap Toscday and Wednesday December 26 and 27 will be cried free of charge as Christmas present. 482203.
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HW. A
Danlap
Iowa Sees Large Peat Deposits Across Counties
State Geologist Frank A. Wider reports Iowa holds about thirty five million tons of unmined peat across counties, sufficient for fifty years. Cerro Gordo leads with ten million tons, indicating vast undeveloped peat resources statewide.
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Frank A. Wider
Iowa
Cero Gordo
Parish Mass Timings At Three Churches
The notice lists service times for St Marys Church, Paticks Church and Bl Wenceslaus Church with priests Rev A J Schulte Rev Francia Ward and Rev Chihal. It notes Masses Low and High, Sunday schools and vesper services with special instruction about the third Sunday each month when only one main mass at 8 am is held due to the pastor's Newport visit.
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Patrick's Church
Francia Ward
Wenceslaus
Chihal
Newport
Torture of a Preacher Inspires New Discovery Cure
Rev. O D Moore a Harpernville New York Baptist pastor suffered a persistent cough from grip and slept upright until using Dr Kings New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds which cured his cough and saved him from consumption Henry Louis W E Shrader druggists offer 1.00 guaranteed trial bottle free
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O. D Moore
The
Baptist Church
Harpernville
N. Y
Henry Louis
Thompson To Leave City After Threat Charge
A local police familiar, John Thompson, faced trial on a charge of threatening to kill Miss Ivy Emmons. He admitted visiting the Emmons home and warned he would kill her and Matt Fitzpatrick if she was found with him. Mayor Ball ordered a $500 bond and required Thompson to leave the city by nine this morning, with plans to join the army in Des Moines.
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Ivy Bmtions
John Thompson
Gare
Jocal
Mies Eumone
George Emmons
Misa Ivy Emmons
Matt Fitzpatrick
Fitzpatrick
Ball
Thompson
Des Moines
Masonic Schools of Instruction Schedule Set for Tipton and Nichols
The quarterly bulletin of the Tosa Masonic Lodge lists schools of instruction for District No. 16. Tipton sessions are February 1 2 and 3 1900 and Nichols sessions February 22 23 and 24 1900.
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The
Tosa
Masonic Worary
Tipton and
Nichols
Tipton
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Tak Contracting
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Sheets & ‘Freyder
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X. Freyder
OILER
Lfront
Dubuque Street
Kirkwood
Marguerite Burk
Council Bluffs
Dennis Maher
Williams
Minnesota
Stevenson
Johnson CO
Hari Schaffner
Thea Aasprtion
Baptist
J. H. Seanedict
Astor
C. E
Trennis
Christian Oburgh -- Bible School
English Lutheran Church
Leamner
ST Mary's Church
A. J.schulte
Bam
Maday School
Weapers
Benedicton
First Church OF Christ, Scientiss— Id Fellows
Dubuque and
College Streets
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Martha
John F. Bowman
Ellen Bowman
E. Bane
Miller
Rod
Hatch
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