Kenneth Marshall dies after illness at Wyoming
Kenneth Marshall elder son of Mr and Mrs E R Marshall died after a period of illness and was taken to Cedar Rapids where he passed away Sunday evening. He co owned Crescent Calendar Co with his father and was active in the community. Funeral services were held at the Marshall home with Rev Bowder in charge and burial occurred at Wyoming.
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Wyoming
Kenneth Marshall
Kenneth
E.R. Marshall
Cedar Rapida
Crescent Calendar Co
Marshall Home
Bowder
Moxress
Citizens Bank
H. M. Carpenter
H. T. Mills
Springport
Michigan
Mills
Loraine Pelkey
Lou Buekholtz
Hans Kettlasen
Ralph Heasty
Anamoca
R. A. White
Monticello
Inez Vriday
Reymore
Brainerd
Maquoketa
Fulton
Iowa
Orla Newel
Chicago
E. N. Wilcox
Millard
Bryan
Ohio
Anamosa News Notes Include Taxes Bakery Opening and Local Death
Local items cover Monticello valuation comparisons and taxes, Mills Holtman bakery expansion with a 4000 loaf oven and 800 loaf batch mixer, William Allen’s death from heat, crowded Saturday nights along Main Street, Mr and Mrs Joe Fepan’s return from San Diego after their daughter’s graduation, oiling Main Street to the fairgrounds, city store hours reduced to 6 30 pm on three weeknights, and several personal notices including Rev E A Schulmann taking reformatory chaplaincy and residents’ moves within the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills & Holtman
William Allen
Allen
Anamosa
Joe Fepan
San Diego
California
State Normal School
Main
W. H. McGreevy
District Court
E. A. Schulmann
Reformatory
Humeston
J. L. Joslin
Prairieburg
W. L. Lamb
Blanche Hunter
Moontivillo
Center Junction Socials and Illnesses Highlight Town News
Center Junction residents report Elizabeth Young’s birth anniversary with children’s games and refreshments. Several locals suffer illnesses including John McNeilly, J H Courtney, Miss Georgia Davis, Mamie Andrews, and Mrs Harmon Shipley while others visit relatives in Anamosa and Olin.
Onslow Welcomes Louise Sears to Onslow High School
Miss Louise Sears resigns from Anamosa reformatory and takes a teaching post in the Onslow high school's intermediate department. The community praises her efficiency and dedication.
Big Tabernacle Tent Meetings Open August 6 At Scotch Grove
In Scotch Grove on August 1 the town announces the big tabernacle tent meetings open August 6 at 7:30 with evangelist Harry Parker Dunlop who preaches the gospel and leads a large chorus. His wife aids as musician and worker as ice cream is offered to all first-night attendees. The 12-voice men's chorus will provide special music. Locals note Mr and Mrs Himebaugh brought Mrs Himebaughs grandfather David Moats home. he is 98 with many great-grandchildren. Weather has been hot. threshing is in full swing.
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I. R
Young
Elizabeth
John McNeilly
Evangelist H. P. Dunlop
Scotch Grove
Harmon Shipley
J. H. Courtney
Georgia Davis
Mamie Andrews
Fred Wheteham
Baldwin
Har
Sinkey
George Killinger
Anamosa
Myra
Frank McNeilly
Springville
Hazel Pangburn
Arthur Glick
Olin
Jim Alexander
Paranta
Lou Fosiyek
Millidgeville
Ilinaia
Meade Hotel
J. M. Young
Hejinian
Anamoga
John Hanken
Colorado
Don Vrooman
Hale
Scott Alexander
Walker
Bhame
Misa Wilma Wright
Homer Hill
Bohler
Center Point
Ross Young
Dubuque
Wadneeday
Onslow
Louise Sears
Anamosa Reformatory
Onslow High School
Miss Sears
Mr. Cropp
Warren
Cropp
H. P. Duntop
Seatch Grove
Walters
Sibyl
Westeide
Iowa
Cedar Lalla
McClelland
Cedar Rapida
Lura Johnson
Davenport
Vera Bollman
Balle Plaine
M. M. Franks
Carey
Hayfield
Minnesota
Christian Endeavor Society
J. R. Kennedy
Lou Stimson
Minneapolis
Spooner
Ortha Johnson
Thelma
Maquoketa
Oliver Spooner
Scolthorn
Carrie Shafer
Rock Island
Rowe
Alice Chase
Monticello
John Millsap
Cedar Rapids
Harry Parker Dunlop
Dunlop
W. H. Elges
Chicago
Jenter Junction
Scolebh Grove
George
John McDonald
Andrew Porter
Mr. Burmeister
George McDonald
Jim Leach
Isabell
Bethurum
Milwaukee Railroad
O. W. Presto
Center Junction
Milwaukee & St. Paul
M. G. Alsever
Mr. A
Wisconsin
Helen Stingley
M. i
Davis
Georgia
Duke Courtney
George Courtney
Goys
Eilea
Seateh Grove
Life Judge This Man Was a Stranger to You Fight
A terse courtroom exchange questions why a defendant attacked a stranger, with a judge prompting accountability as friends are away on vacation. The fragment hints at a legal confrontation and questions the motive behind the street clash.
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Kelly
Typhoid illness and family visits in Prairieburg area
Arthur Walmutt battles typhoid fever at home after hospital access fails in Anamosa and Cedar Rapids. Stork visits bring a baby girl to Walter Burn’s home and a baby boy to Henry Wiben’s near Hoplinton. Several locals and visitors, including Miss Martha Caldwell and the Schoonovers, are noted with summer stays, health concerns, and travel among Cedar Rapids, Marion, Dubuque, Anamosa, and Central City communities.
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Prarieburg
Arthur Walmutt
Anamosa
St. Luke’s
Cedar Rapids
Stork
Walter Burnside
T‘hursday
Henry Wiben
Hoplinton
Martha Caldwell
Larry Schoonover
Wm. Schoonover
CG. C. Tharp
Mra. Vint Shumack
Anamupan
Myrtle Crawford
Central City
Gladya
Ladies' Working Band Ice Cream Social Draws Crowd
In Jenter Junction August 3 the Ladies' Working Band hosted a cool evening ice cream social aided by a Scolebh Grove band. A shower cooled the crowd, music filled the night, and receipts totaled 26.61. The judge ponders why George paid the penny.
Four Killed Near Stanwood In Train Collision
Four persons perished and two Miller children were seriously injured when the Ford carrying Ira Miller his wife Lois and hired man Clarence Finkey was struck by a northwestbound train near Stanwood on the Northwestern road. Miller and his wife died instantly and Lois Miller and Finkey died minutes after. The two injured children Ruth and Carl Miller were taken to Cedar Rapids hospital and may recover.
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Stanwood
Ford
North- Western Road
Ira Miller
Lois Millar
Clarence Finkey
Ruth
Carl Miller
Cedar Rapids
Miller
Finkey
Mr. Miller
It Looks Best In the Ad
A Palm Beach suit ad inspires purchases as the Journal notes buyers are swayed by newspaper advertising. The piece highlights how display and wording influence fashion choices beyond personal opinion.
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Sioux City Journal
Palm Beach
Day in the Iowa County Agent Office Reveals Broad Duties
An Iowa county agent handles a wide range of farm questions from plant health to seed inoculation and club matters. The day’s record shows 17 inquiries about apple scale, lime sulfur mixes, alfalfa seeding, seed inoculation, milk testing, weights inspections, poster regulations, seed treatment for smut, and government inoculations, underscoring the agent as a central extension figure and urging reader support for government funding.
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Iowa
Farm Bureau
Jhat
San Jose
United States Department of Agriculture
Lebanon
No. 8
No. 9
Canada
Jones County
Cascade Pioneer Notes Features Visits and Obituaries
Cascade residents hear of Mrs J ONeill arrival from Vicksburg on August 4 to visit Mra C D Baldwin and others. J W Beatty reports Tim Murphy died in Colorado Springs. John G Breen dies after surgery in Mason City Mercy Hospital. Henry L Schrup longtime Dubuque resident dies at 54. Abigail Finn of Temple Hill passes away. Masonic lodges of Cascade and Farley plan Baker's Grove picnic August 9. Mr and Mrs Wm Stanton welcome a son. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Earl Wolf of Spring Valley. Ernest Vogel visits parents in Cascade this week.
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Cascade
Mra
J. O'Neill
Vicksburg
Miss
C. D. Baldwin
Colorado Springs
Colorado
John GC. Breen
Mercy Hospital
Mason City
Patrick Breen
Farley
Henry L. Schrup
Dubuque
Abigail Finn
Temple Hill
Cascade and
Baker’s Grove
Wm. Stanton
Earl Wolf
Spring Valley
Ernest Vogel
Sioux City
EK. Vogel
Olin Town Roads Treated Like Boulevards
Under Mayor Flaharty H F Freeman and W J Starry the streets of Olin have been drained graveled and oiled. The macadamized roads are quiet clean and dust free. Residents praise the improved appearance of the town.
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Olin Recorder
Olin
Flaharty
H. H. Freeman
W. J. Starry
Mon Ticello Schools List New Teachers and Homes
The Mon ticello board of education announces the election of teachers for all grades and the high school. The list includes K D Miller superintendent and Mary I Jarman principal with teachers from multiple Iowa towns and two states, detailing each subject.
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Board of Education
Monticello
Iowa
J. H. Milroy
Hopkinton
Ione E. Zellhoefer
Canton
South Dakota
Annette Cypra
Mathematica
Cedar Rapids
Ruth McClintock
Grace L. Fox
Britt
Franah Schneider
City
Ruth P. Kerr
Central City Chautauqua Lacked Financial Support
The Central City chautauqua drew good entertainment but failed financially as only a fraction attended. Twenty nine guarantors must cover the deficit after hesitant renewal of the contract. Attendees praised the program though hot weather and peak business season reduced ticket sales. Community spirit cited as needed.
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Central City
Camp Meeting At Olin District M B Conference
The District M B conference assembles at Olin starting August 10 for camp meetings. A schedule of visiting delegations by automobile follows with dates and towns such as Hale Walnut Grove Martelle Riverside V B and others through August 20 inviting travelers from various communities to attend.
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Olin
Hale
Walnut Grove
Martelle
Riverside
V. B
Delmar
Lost Nation
Maquorista
Stanwood
Mechanicsville
Anamosa
Morley
Wyoming
Center Junction
Clarence
Oxford Junction
Mt. Vernon
Lisbon
Oase
Tipton
Lowdon
Massillon
Monticello
Fiction versus Realty in Politics and Pride of Corn
The Topeka Capital argues honesty sincerity and fitness are rewarded in fiction but real politics favors the candidate with the best organization. The Omaha World-Herald jests that a fourteen foot stalk of corn could raise the American flag atop it.
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Topeka
Omaha World-Herald
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Henry Morey
M. H. van Kirk
Mountain Grove
Missouri
Gibbons
J. A. Belknap
A. G. Remley
Clear Lake
The
Express
Cascade Pioneer
Yoo
Roklers & McNbil
Chester N. Patrick
Rickless & MacNeill
Prince Albert
Jimmy
Window-Salem
R. J. Feynolds Tobaccoco
United States
R.J. Reynolds
Tobacca Co
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