Masonic Lodges Attend Crescent Lodge Meeting in Cedar Rapids
Members of the Masonic lodges from Oxford West Liberty Bly and nearby groups gathered Wednesday night for Crescent Lodge No 25 A BR and A with Cedar Rapids. At Kirkwood Hall in Des Moines a State Teachers' meeting included a banquet and impromptu responses.
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Tot
Oxford
West Liberty
Bly
Questa Crescent Lodge
A. BR
A. Wi
Cedar Rapids
Kirkwood Tel
Dee Moines
Stateachers
Moving Pictures Spotlight on Notable Figures at Ikes-Barre Event
A 200000 strong audience in Wilkes-Barre Pa cheered a trio of leaders President Roosevelt Cardinal Gibbons and John Schell for their roles in statecraft religion and war. The event showcased Lyman Howe moving pictures highlighting Roosevelt's platform arrival at the riverfront speech and monument memorials including the Wyoming Massacre.
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Weevelt
Cardinal Gibbons
John Schell
ikes-Barre
Lymen 4
Howe
Roosevelt Ile
River
Wyoming
Bouete
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Saves Child from Croup
Mrs John Englehardt of Gera Michigan recalls a two year old daughter nearly suffocated by a severe cold and croup. She says giving Chamberlain's Cough Remedy every ten minutes loosened mucus and saved the child. She praises the remedy and notes another child was cured similarly. Sold by all druggists and fri
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John Englehardt
Gera
Mich
Sam
Chamberlain
Notice of Will Proof in Johnson County Iowa
Public notice announces the probate of the last will and testament of John Oakes late of Johnson County Iowa. The hearing is set for January 1906 in the district court with interested parties invited to appear and contest the will if desired. Ed Koser, Clerk of District Court, 12-29-1905.
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State of
Iowa
Johnson County
Iholan Oakes
District Court
Koser
Clerk District Court
University committee to reform Athletic Association
Association Professor A G Stith Head Coach John Chalmers and Pred Moore of Har lan form a board committee to investigate the Athletic Association and revise its constitution. The aim is to curb abuses and consider restricting season ticket sales to members only, potentially boosting student participation but raising access issues. The panel will convene after the holidays with new officials.
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A. G. Stith
John Chalmers
Pred Moore
Harlan
The
Athletic Association
Board of Control
No Regular Basketball Schedule Delays Iowa Team
Arrangements exist for several January and February games but no regular schedule has been prepared. Manager Jones must rely on chance dates for the remaining games. Few state schools publish fixed schedules, and Iowa follows this common practice.
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Jones
Iowa
Kansas the Bountiful Leads in Wheat and Cereals
The Sun Flower State has risen to the front in wheat and cereal production. In 1904 Kansas valued its products at over 387 million dollars. The Rock Island issues a booklet free on request to No. 6 Farmer, D P. A., Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
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Sun Flower
Rock Island
Tno
Farmer
D P. A
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Newport Items Holiday Visitors And Local Notes
Mrs John Meka and son Frank traveled to Creston Iowa to visit relatives for the holidays. George Greazel is improving his place by building a new barn. Frank and Will Hotka of Jews City visit relatives here. Miss Myrtie Jacob returns to school after a week long illness. Anton Patera from Creston Iowa arrived to spend the holidays. Miss Mary Dvorsky of Morse takes a week off due to illness. Mr and Mrs A J Bouba visited relatives last Monday and Tuesday.
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George Greazel
Frank
Will Hotka
Jews City
Myrtie Jacob
Anton Patera
Creston
Iowa
Mary Dvorsky
Morse
A. J. Bouba
Scott's Emulsion Aids Fat Babies and Comfort
The ad extols Scott's Emulsion for fat babies who store fat for future needs. It claims plump infants are happy and comfortable, while lean babies suffer nerve soreness from rough handling and cry more.
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Scott
Foreman Eight Times
During the November term in this city district court Elmer Coulter led juries most often serving as foreman in two criminal cases and six civil matters. He left for home yesterday.
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Elmer Coulter
Numerous Churches Schedule Morning Services and Activities
A reader notice lists church services across faiths led by pastors including Benedict, Be Learner, J Moerlein, L G Clark, and W C Williams with times for Sunday school morning worship and evening services. Other entries describe prayer meetings, youth programs, and special New Year themes at English Lutheran, German Lutheran, Baptist, Christian Church, African Methodist, Salvation Army, Trinity, St Wenceslas, First Church of Christ Scientist, and Congregational Church.
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T. H. Benedict
Christ
German Lutheran Church
Bloomington
Johnson Streets
Moerlein
Methodist Epicopal Church
L. G. Clark
Epworth
Rey
Richard Holley
Trinity Church
W. C. Williams
H. Werd
P.R. U
Aijot
First Presbyterian Church
D. W. Wylie
ST. Wenceslas
Chihal
Newport
First Church OF Christ, Scientist
Odd Fellows
Dubuque
College Streets
Ally
Congregational Church
Rey Horace
Strain
Phureday
Riverside Christmas Visitors From Local Sends
Riverside notes Christmas visits from Dudley Allen and Richard Norrie of the Washington Press and Gazette respectively. Families and friends across town hosted gatherings, with multiple residents traveling to nearby towns for holidays and a series of lodge officer installations and church events planned in January.
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Riverside
Messrs
Dudley Allen
Washington Press Force
Richard Norrie
the Gazette
Notice of Business Takeover and Assumed Debts
F X Hreyder announces purchase of the contracting business from Sheets and Freyder. He assumes all debts and will continue operations as before. He thanks patrons and solicits future business. Addressed to customers, dated 18 29.
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Sheets & Freyder
F. X. Hreyder
Fersovals of Interest From Wheat Branch G L Barses Arrives From California
West Breach December 29 John Stee entertained company from Columbne Junction last week. George Albin and wife of Nebraska are visiting there. V S Karaban of Plato was a caller Thursday. Mrs L C Greene took a rail trip to Oasis Thursday. Isaac Betottingwey aged 77 died December 27 funeral held today. Mrs Jas Stevenson of Atlantic dows visits her father. G J Barnes of Pasadena Cal came to attend his mother’s funeral. Mrs Sarah Barnes remains arrived from Oskaloosa and buried here. Electric Light Company yearly meeting set for January 2 at 10 am.
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George Albin
Nebraska Ae
V. S. Karaban
Plato
L. C. Greene
Oasis
Isaac Betottingwey
Sarah Barnes
Oskaloosa
The
Electric Light Company
No Preaching at Unity This Sunday Says Minister
A letter from Reverend C. C. Brown of Martinsburg Iowa states he will not return home for season and there will be no preaching services at Unity church Sunday December 31 Sunday school and C EB will be held at the usual hour Regular services resume January 7 at Unity
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Martinsburg
Iowa
Rev
C. C. Brown
Unity Church
Unity
Johnson County School Officers Meeting at Court House
Tomorrow afternoon at two o'clock the Johnson County School Officers Association will meet at the court house. Ivy Colony presents papers on Compensation of Public School Officers. Edwie Hammet discusses The School Secretary His Duties. J W W Schell covers The School Treasurer. F A Hein sius The Teacher His Duties. Mrs XE C Andrews Morse speaks on The Mother Her Duties. Professor Bolton speaks on The University Its Duties.
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Johnson County
Ivy Colony
Edwie Hammet
WW. Schell
F. A. Heinsius
XE. C. Andrews
Morse
Professor Bolton
Stubborn Cough Prompts Caution and Remedy Endorsement
A lingering cough after a cold may signal serious lung trouble warns local health notes. Mr. Alexander McMillan of Maple Ridge Michigan endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, claiming excellent results. Sold by all druggists, 7 months and forward.
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Alexander McMillan
Maple Ridge
Mich
Chamberlain
Iowa superintendent attacks football in schools
Superintendent Stevenson told the State Teachers Association in Des Moines that football is a brutal sport that wastes energy and risks lives. He cited high school deaths and injuries, arguing football has no legal standing as part of public school curriculum and urging limits on interscholastic events.
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Stevenson
New Moines
State Teachers’ Association
Iowa City
Lance Ia
Charles Burk Farm Is Sold Cosgrove Iowa
Charles Burk farm south of Cosgrove was bought by Lawrence Cusack last Wednesday. Joan Schneider did business in Iowa City last Thursday and Friday. Several residents shipped cattle to Chicago on Tuesday. A new baby arrived for Mr and Mrs Sylvester Brant, bringing joy to their home. Christmas Day visits included Mr and Mrs Thomas Flannery with Mrs Josephine Seeman. Genevieve Hofmann to spend New Year’s with grandmother and aunts Lizzie and Katie Schneider. Macrina Kelly returned home from St Peter's School Cosgrove. John McCabe home from Jows City for holidays with Hugh and family. Mary Mongovan hosted a Christmas program at Hillside School. A box supper with recitations, songs, and a Christmas tree entertained scholars and parents.
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Hubert Schnoebelen
Oscar Dautremont
Burlington
M. E
Geo. Hewert and Sister
Steve Fonucek
A. F.f
C. E
Carl Mathews
Cedar Rapids
Walter
M. E. Brown
Keokuk
Louis
Woodburn
Chioe Main
Iowa City
J. L. Scott
Pauline Freeswick
Florence
C. H. Buckwalter
Misa Elle Eline
Iowa Township
Chae. Hawthorne
Selz Shoe Co.force
T. L. Hawthorne
Green Street
Joan Schneider
William Kubrick
Charles Brogla
John Morgan
Chicago
Sylvester Brant
Thomas Flannery
Josephine Seeman
Cosgrove
Martin Hofmann
John Schneider
Genevieve Hofmann
Lizzie
Katie Schneider
Macrina Kelly
St. Peter’s School
Orford
John McCabe
Jows City
Hugh McCabe
Mary Mongovan
Hillside School
Bucklen’s Arni Salve touted as best cure for piles
A reader from Masonville Indiana asserts Bucklen’s Arnica Salve cures blind, bleeding, itching and protruding piles and claims it also treats burns and injuries. Henry Laws and W E Shrader, druggists, endorse and promote the product.
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Harry Colson
Masonville
Bucklen
Cat Henry Laws
W. E. Shrader
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