Local Rolla Pianos and Picnic for Trinity Parish
A $00 Rolla player piano roll offers 25 cents for use during the week from Hirt and Fesler at Hornhey Building. Trinity parish plans its annual picnic and Sunday schools event at Weed Park Tuesday afternoon with a Ger en Supper at 6:80. A $750 mahogany player piano with 24 rolls is offered for $388 by Hirt and Fealer at Horshey Building.
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Hirt & Fesler
Hornhey Building
Trinity Parish
Trinity Church
Weed Park
Hirt & Fealer
Horshey
Boston Minister Delivers Sermon at Union Services
Rev Thar on B Harris spoke at the East Bacon Street home during the second to last Sunday evening union service on the theme Conservation of Character. He filled in for Rev James Renbow of Friends Church who preps to speak next Sunday. The German Evangelical Church held services with Rev J E Kattlekamp delivering a well received sermon on The Importance of Life.
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Boston
Tharon B. Harris
Kmettlekamp
German Churches Union
J. E. Kattlekamp
German Methodist Episcopal ‘Church
Kattlekamp
Atalis sa Loses To Nichols In Twelfth
Nichola Ia Aug 25 Special The local team edged Atallasa in a well played game finishing in the twelfth inning Nichols faced a heavy handicap but rallied from behind with a late burst to surge ahead from 10 4 to 10 0. A decisive sixth run aided by a sharp eighth inning blast and a tight twelfth inning squeeze by Nichols sealed the victory. Sunday August 31 the local team faces Muscatine North and South at the Iccel diamond.
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Nichola
Atallasa
Nichole
Nichols
Bucy
Smith and Elder
Vallery
Muscatinu North & South
Iccel
Mysterious malady claims children in Washington home
In Washington Ta Aug 25 a mysterious illness killed two and left three more children in peril. Karl Pranz Landau died after noon Saturday from the same ailment that felled Frances age three on Aug 19. Water samples sent to Iowa City. officials suspect milk. Local doctor inspected milk, samples to be chemically tested. The bereaved family has community sympathy. County teachers institute opened today and runs through Wednesday with Miss Conner overseeing, featuring instructors from Minneapolis and Cedar Falls. An evening entertainment is planned, led by Miss Shattuck.
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Washington
Epecal
Karl
Pranz Landau
Frances
Gument
Ig ‘Aing
Witteker
Iowa City
Ken
County Teachers’ Institute
Imorrow
West Star
Conner
Minni
Dungan
Blanche Crawford
Minneapolis
Misa June Chagos
Cedar Falls
Frederica Shattuck
Ames
W. H. Bender
W. B. Guthrie
New York City
Miss Shattuck
Pirates Beat Wapello in Close 9-3 Battle
West Siders walloped Spain’s athletes in overwhelming fashion as Mo kenas win 35 to 0. Reuling Sampson pitched for Wapello. Mokenas dominated Mulberry Sluggers with 35 to 0, Suman hurling for Mokenas and limiting hits, batteries listed.
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Pirates
Wapello
West Siders
Spain
Mokenas
Mulberry
Suman
Fettle
Schroeder
Kindler
Hopking
Atkins
Qldon
Jacobs
Diving Accident Fatal to Schramm at Mississsippi River
Burlington Iowa August 26 Charles E Schramm aged 60 prominent dry goods merchant died this morning after breaking his neck in a Mississippi River diving accident last Wednesday.
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Burlington
Charles E. Schramm
Mississippi River
Noted Clergymen Arrive for St Louis District Conference
Bishop Charles Smith of St Louis and Dr Thomas Nicholson of New York head a notable clergy contingent arriving in Muscatine for the German Methodist Episcopal district conference. The six day event will open with a devotion at the German Methodist Episcopal church and feature speakers from the International Methodist Church Educational board the Central Wesleyan College president and other leaders. Public sessions include the Women Home and Foreign Missionary Society anniversary Friday at 3 pm and the temperance anniversary Sunday September 7 with Bishop Smith delivering the conference sermon.
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St. Louis
Ger Iman Methodist Episcopal
German Methodist Episcopal Church
Charles-Smith
Bt.Lewis
Thomas Nicholson
New York
International Methodist Church Educational Board
Otto Griega
Central Wesleyan College
Warrenton
Titus Lowe
Philadelphia
National
Foreign Min Zionary Board
W. P. Sharidan
Kansas City
National Organization of the Epworth Tongue
J. A. Mulfinger
Harr T. S. McCain
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Charles Smith
Iowa City Facuty Named New Instructors And Local Deaths
State's Attorney Robert W. Martin investigates a white slave case linking Viola Mabel Cross Van Gampler to Davenport and Ottumwa records while Iowa University names new faculty in domestic science mathematics and descriptive geometry. Local deaths include Mrs. Mary Miller aged 82 and City Superintendent William Yavorsky at 49 with survivor details.
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Iowa City
Robert W. Martin
Joliet
Charles K. Burd
Johnson County
Martin
Hurd
Viola Mabel Cross van Gampler
Davenport
van Gampler
Will
C. Gramer
Oho State University
CO. H.“Truman
Graceland College
R. BE. Hutching
Brown University
Providence
R. L
College of Applied Science
Mary G. Ghawner
Walter J. Stephens
Ohio
Raymond HB. Durborayn
Odid K. Patton
James C. Andréwe
Wrackford
Ind
Wayne Hagan
Goon Rapids
Sudhindra Bose
Calcutta
India
J. W. Howell
Penn College
Mary Miller
Abraham Miller
Towa
Marshalltown
William Yavorsky
George
No War Torpedoes Seen Abroad at Any Price
Washington August 26 officials report that torpedoes are unavailable abroad at any price, prompting plans to enlarge Newport News torpedo production or subsidize private makers. Congress to be urged for funds. naval estimates will include costs. European inquiries show major powers rely on torpedo output. U.S. type is fastest and longest range among rivals with 27 and a half knots speed and ten thousand yards range.
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Avery
America
Hoosier Company
Washington,d. C
Department
Wav
Newport
R. L
Congress
Europe
Ara
Accident Claimed After Wounding In Fifth Avenue Hotel
Seattle Washington August 26 John B Nevin a former Newark man was wounded in his hotel room on Fifth Avenue He told police the injuries were accidental and that only a woman with no stated name was present She refused to identify herself and is being held for further investigation pending inquiries
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Seattle
Wath
John B. Nevin
Newark
Nod
Waa
Snd
Pha
Woman linked to Nevin shooting in Atlantic City hotel
A woman admitted an appointment with Nevin but arrived after the shooting at a hotel. A revolver absinthe and beer were found in the room while a bunker's bag with eleven dollars was in the closet. Nevin was shot in the chest with a rib fractured and lung pierced. doctors say his chance of recovery is uncertain.
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Nevin
Lment
Bhundker
Atlantic City, N
Found spectacles notice in local page
Found article fragment reports a found pair of spectacles with ownership details. It requests the owner to prove property and pay costs, mentioning Lous Angora as contact.
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Lous Angora
Catalog of kitchen conveniences on display
A list praises the many practical features of the display, including cup cards sliding shelf makers for kitchen use. The author notes the items are hard to fully appreciate without seeing them in person.
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