Alonzo Brown Dies in Town at Age 55
Obituary notes the death of Alonzo F. Brown at four this morning after a ten day illness. He was 55, born near Solon in 1850, vice president and director of Citizens Savings and Trust Company. Survived by wife Ethie J. Brown and two sons Arlo and Vernon, with sister Edna B. Wilson. Funeral Friday at 2:30 from the residence.
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Alonzo F. Brown
Myr. Brown
Brown
Solon
Edwin A. Brown
Citizens Savings and Trust Company
Ethie J. Brown
Arlo
Vernon
Cedar Township
Edna B. Wilson
Koontz Returns to Des Moines for Legislature Session
Representative George W. Koontz yesterday returned to Des Moines to attend the current legislative session. Mrs. Koontz will join him at the capital city at the start of next month.
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G. W. Koontz
Des Moines
Mrs Koontz
George W. Koontz
Lake After Oil Combine Hon. Rush C Lake Missouri Official
Rush C Lake assistant at torney general of Missouri who seeks evidence in New York about the Standard Oil Company combine will be remembered as an alum of the college and law school here about eighteen years ago. He is the son of Col Jed Lake of Independence Iowa and was a popular, excellent student.
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Rush C. Lake
Missouri
Hadley
New York
Standard Oil Company
College , Liberal Arts
College of Law
Col
Jed Lake
Independence
Iowa
Woodmen and Woodcraft See Large 1905 Gains
In 1905 the Woodmen and Woodcraft memberships across the county rose by 55 507. Insurance in force surpassed 1 200 million with death claims totalling over 6.5 million paid during the year. Miss Claire Hoover visited friends in Cedar Rapids.
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Iowa City
Claire Hoover
Cedar Rapids
Royal Baking Powder Cream of Tartar Label Claim
The note advises checking labels to confirm cream of tartar as the leavening agent and recommends Royal Baking Powder as the safest option. It emphasizes safety in buying only Royal, marketed as the best cream of tartar baking powder available.
Bank Officers Re-elected In Iowa City For Next Year
The Iowa City State Bank directors re elected the same officers for the coming year with Euclid Sanders as president Wm Musser as vice president P A E Horab cashier and C Switzer assistant cashier. Grant Stover visited relatives in the jetty. The will of Philip Smith is filed dividing his property equally among his children. J Ed Stover of Kansas City visits Iowa City. Mrs A R Cherry returns from West Branch to her home. Marriage licenses issued to G W Sissell and Clara Wiggim and to Dr R T VanMetre and Marie Genevieve Murdock. Grinnell and Iowa basketball tomorrow with Coyle Herrick and the French brothers wrestling. M O Leighton delivers desert reclamation lecture for the Graduate Club. Mrs Grant Fullmer and Grace return to Clear Lake from visit with Hannah Letts.
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Iowa City State Bank
Euclid Sanders
Wm. Musser
P. A. Ehorab
C. Switzer
Grant Stover
Burlington
Philip Smith
J. Ed. Stover
Kansas City
Iowa City
A. R. Cherry
West Branch
NM. McClellan
Will Judge Debate at Coe College Preliminary
Sept 5. Stevenson of the Iowa City schools will go to Cedar Rapids next Friday night to act as judge on a debate at Coe college. The debate is a preliminary held by Coe to select a team to meet Monmouth.
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Stevenson
Iowa City
Cedar Rapids
Coe College
Coe
Monmouth
Kelley Co Stockholders Increase Authorized Shares
The annual meeting of the Kelley Company stockholders elected directors for the coming year and increased the authorized stock from 150000 to 300000 dollars. A 15 percent stock dividend was declared payable to stockholders.
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0. S. Kelley Company
Program of Big Banquet for Editorial Association Visitors
Ed its notes reveal a banquet program for visiting Editorial Association members at Barkley. Speakers include Himer E. Johnsten Rockwell City editor and tonal master G W Ball Iowa City mayor J B Hongerford Carroll Herald editor delivering The Editor as an Educator. Chicago city attorney J Hamilton Lewis speaks followed by John T Dalton Manson Democrat editor The Upper Des Moines editorial Association. G E Maclean S U L president The University and Late Young Des Moines Capital editor His Highness the Sultan of Sulo are listed.
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Barkley
Himer E. Johnsten
Tadvocate
Rockwell City
G. W. Ball
Iowa City
J. B. Hongerford
The
Carroll Herald
J. Hamilton Lewis
Chicago
John T. Dalton
Manson Democat
Upper
Des
Lectures on Insanity By Dr Hill At City Medical School
Dr Hill former superintendent of an asylum lectures senior medical students in the city on insanity. He is reportedly well qualified to provide the students with broad observations in this field.
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Hill
Independence
Practical Ethics Lecture Series at University
The philosophy department announces a Practical Ethics lecture series with topics Science Literature Act Religion Social Life Athletics Oriental Economy Politics Morality. Lecturers include Prof. T A Mac Bride Prof C B Wilson Prof C F Ansley I A Loos Prof Pairpanks Prof A G Smith Prof F E Bolton Prof B F Shambaugh and Dr J B Miller with dates from February 15 to April 26.
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University Department of Philosophy
T. A. MacBride
C. B. Wilson
C. F. Ansley
I. A. Loos
Pairpanks
A. G. Smith
F. E. Bolton
B. F. Shambaugh
J. B. Miller
Peter A. Dey Returns From Des Moines Funeral
Peter A. Dey returned from Des Moines after attending the funeral of his grandson Peter Wright son of Mr and Mrs Craig T Wright.
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Peter A. Dey
Des Moines
Peter
Craig T. Wright
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Max
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WM. A. Fry
M. J. Moon
George L. Falk
J. A. Shalla
Asst. Cashier
Wim. A. Fry
L. Close
E. P. Whitacre
J. Moon
John T. Jones
Wm. Hawke
Max Mayer
E. F. Bowman
F. C. Carson
O. Leighton
Washington, D. C
Graduate Club of the University
Grant Fullmer
Grace
Hannah Letts
Clear Lake
ELKS
el Lodge
Pdb
L. Randell
W. O. Kelley
Springheld
HE. Sanders
J. OH. Maggard
V. Maresh
A. BE. Swisher
Department of Philosophy
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