Anamosa Supervisors Proceed on Books and Road Work
County records list invoiced items from the Evernaba Co and Metropolitan Supply Co for books, birth records, and office supplies. District and road work payments include Crews and firms such as Anamosa Lumber Co, CM St P Ry Co, and Independence Corrugate Co for bridge, culvert, and paving projects. The Brooklyn Eagle notes a shift in global focus as Russia’s back steps may become a front porch of the world.
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Anamosa
The
Evernaba Co
Monticello Express
Metropolitan Supply. Co
Metropolitan Supply Co
National Office Supply Co
Matt Parrott & Sons Co
the Telegraph Herald
R Yates
Dan James
Wrank Ketcham
G Monck
S G Platner
H L Potter
Lee Potter
Willie Welch
J Hines
W S Garrison
Wyoming
D Alspaugh
Town Tel Co
McCain & Son
Bobren
R Bobhren
Cm& St P Co
C Dock
Rock
Eclipse Lumber Co
Jacob Frnch
Chas T Foley
Langworthy
Bennets Corner
J H Gordon
O P Hanssen
Richland
Lovell
Nebraska Bridge & Lumber Co
Downing
Anamosa Lumber Co
Atwood
Henry C Bohlken
Beebe
CM & St P Ry Co
Faherty
F Washburn
Clayton Hartman
Miller’s and Bixler’s
Moffett’s
Austin Western Machinery Co
E Foley
Martelle
Price & Gardner
O Hay
L Huggins
O Monroe
J T Mershon
A P Neilson
Harry Porter
Frank Larby
W J Starry
H M Tiffany
Streeper
W C Boles
Onslow
Bullock Bros
J Kerr
Orr
L Starry
Bates Farm
C Stickley
Geo J Sears
Stickley
John Schmalfeldt
B Wherry
Shimerda
John F W Allen
F Allen
T Bramer
C Boles
Burda
M Conley
Gable
Brooklyn Eagle
Russia
Weddings and deaths mark Anamosa Eureka items
A June wedding unites Marie Powers to Harold Sanderlin at the Powers home. Livery stock sold after fire. Joe Yount to move in. Jacob Lloyd Joslin dies of pneumonia in Fairview township. burial at Riverside. Funeral at Methodist church. G. Brazelton visits Anamosa on Monticello business. J W Jewing bound over on embezzlement charge in connection with Hawkeye Oil Co. Mrs. Q O Gillen dies. Gillen House saga ends with funeral at North Garnaville street. Remains to Riverside cemetery after Christian Science service.
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H. Powers
Marie
Harold Sanderlin
I. A. Russell
Joe Yount
Gawley
Russell
Jacob Lloyd Joslin
Fairview Township
Riverside Cemetery
Methodist Episcopal Church
G. Brazelton
Monticello
QO. S. Gillen
Gillen
Margaret K. Milligan
Pennsylvania
O. #. Gillen
Rugalers
Jennie Bedell
Margaret Johnson
Addie Scott
Anamosa
Garniaville Street
Christian Science Church
Reasons to See Womanhood The Glory of a Nation
A Vitagraph drama starring Alice Joyce and Harry Morey features World War I era spectacle. New York bombings Roosevelt speeches submarines Zeppelins secret wireless dispatches and a dramatic Civil War bygone transformed into a modern battlefield.
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J. Stuart Blackton
Alice Joyce
Harry Morey
Vitagraph
Monticello
New York
Theodore Roosevelt
Washington
War of words across papers rages over United States aid
The New York World urges action with bullets bayonets and music in a national clash of voices. The Humboldt Republican flags thrift as key to aiding Uncle Sam. The Springfield Republican mocks British power and asks for an Edison built automatic stopper for foolish talk.
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Springfield
Mass
Edison
Respectable Christian Woman Seeks Home for Her Children
A civil aid note requests a place for a mother and her two children aged five and eight to live together. The message is signed by Mrs Ales Beeks from Monticello Power District. Also appears a thanks note from Mrs Julian Vandermark for condolences and floral offerings after a bereavement.
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Ales Beeks
Monticello
Powe
Julian Vandermark
Hero of Morley Flood Saves Residents in Record Depth
Olin Recorder tert Stingley of Morley became the town hero during last week's flood. He rescued telephone operator John Aynsley at the switchboard and later pulled to safety Mr. and Mrs. Gilmore and Mrs. Laura Gilmore and Mrs. I. M. Cripps at their home, then ferried a nearby family to his house. He swam the main street four feet deep to reach safety, marking Morley's worst flood on record.
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Olin Recorder
Tert Stingley
Morley
Ile
John Aynsley
Little Berg
Dr Hand's Colic Remedy Praised by Iowa Mother
A Creston Iowa mother reports twenty years of use with Dr Hand's Colic Remedy, claiming it relieves infant colic promptly, is pure, and keeps babies comfortable. She recommends parents keep it on hand and asks Kettlitz & Kay how to secure a full sized bottle free with pleasant physic.
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Etna Hamner
Creston
Iowa
Dr. Hand
Kettlitz & Kay
Dr. Hands
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