Miss Addie Anderson Visits and Piano Roll Sale
Miss Addie Anderson of Rowanes returned home after visiting Miss Nellie Hogan at 1028 Lombard Street for a week. 600 rolls for any gS note player piano on sale this week at 35c per roll from Hirt & Fesler in the Hershey building. Mrs. E F Woods of Grinnell, visiting at the Einest Moore home on East Sixth Street, left for Bayfield this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addie Anderson
Rowanes
Nellie Hogan
Lombard Street
Hirt & Fesler
Hershey Building
Adv
E. F. Woods
Grinnell
Einest Moore
East Sixth Street
Bayfield
Wilson
O. Snyder
Hirt J & Fesler
Hershey
Ida Appel
Grandview Avenue
Nichols
Ruth Glivert
East Ninth Street
Town City
Gg. F. Gordon
Bult
You
Ladies’ Aid Society
M. EB
Lilly’s
J. Stephens
Mildred
Grandview
Chicago
E. F. Gordon
W. HH. Gilbert
Auction and ad notices from Hershey Building period
A dense ad page lists used pianos and players from Hirt & Fesler, with prices and roll counts, plus miscellaneous items and sales. Miss Ida Appel and Miss Gertrude Titus are noted as travelers, while Mrs. J. Stephens and Mildred plan trips to Chicago and New York. Community notices include church bake sale ads and August clean-up sales at McColm Dry Goods Co.
Disturber Selected For Wrigley Trophy Race
Chicago hydroplane Disturber, a forty foot craft owned by James Pugh, was chosen to cross the Atlantic in an effort to win the Lord Harmaworth trophy for America. At the Wrigley trophy eliminations, Oregon Kid, Disturber II, Kitty Hawk V, Baby Reliance, and Barnacle were named as the five fastest boats for Saturday’s race.
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Chicago
James’ Pugh
England
Lord ‘Harmaworth
America
Associated. Yacht and Power Boat Clubs of America
Count Manowski
Milton Smith
Oregon
Barnacle
Oregon Kid
Disturber II
Kitty Hawk’ V
Baby Reliance
Timken
Detroit
Adam Weckler
Ainner
Blackton
Father doubts son s mysterious Iowa death by own action
Iowa City Aug 22 Special. Coralville town marshal John Heddleston questions death of Elmer Heddleston found in weeds along the Iowa river. Father seeks investigation though officials favor death by self harm via carbolic acid. Widow story and possible foul play weigh on the case as coroner may review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
John Heddleston
Coralville
John W. Miller
Elmer ‘Heddleston
Iowa River
Heddleston
Wilton
Iowa
The
German Lutheran Synod
John Reinsch
Tama
J. Doden
Wilton Vce
Herman
Brueckner
Lows
City
FW. Landdeck
He‘drick
Fontanelle
He ‘Briveckner
S.en
Cley Man
Ieee Jowa
R. E. Hutehine
Brown University
Providence
Itha’ College of
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SELZ
Convin
Selz Shoes
Moore
Selz Royal Blue” Store
Hoover
C.cadle
Gertrude Titus
West Second Street
New ‘York City
Miriam Bliven
Harry Freers
Dorothy
Jennie
Rao
Gi Dkyes
Irene
Montrose, Jr
McColm
Disturber
Pugh
Chicago Boat
Reliance
Wrighey
Dale
Ames
Orville Eddy
W. Cronin
S. Stra
E.R. Doty
Oxford Leader
Pauline
Lenore
Wide Bryan
Eddy
Cronin
Lake Konoris
Paynesville
Minn
Fair Maida
Payneaville
Ralph Baldwin
Washington
Merriman
Winnie Baldwin
Fleeas
Anton, Yavorsky
James “Kelley
Kelley
Williamsburg
Ae Stati Eee
Emmerson—Square
Story & Clark
Schmid Musicco
William Eberhart
Wisconsin
Chicago Butchers Packing House Meat Company
Mutter’s
Shroke
W. 2Nd St
Volger
Eweler
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