Exceptional program at Emil Leibling Music club meeting
At a Saturday gathering of the Emil Leibling Music club held at Mrs. 0. Dere’s home, 210 East Second street, a pleasing program featured many pupils including Dorothy Dudgeon Edna Leu Gertrude Hecht Maxine Moshier Alfred Hecht Chester Leu Esther Smalley Louise Rice Mae Hubbard and Lulu Hubbard. A junior scale contest awarded the prize to Maxine Moshtler and attendees enjoyed selections by Elouise Rice Mae Hubbard and Lulu Hubbard. Miss Manlove spoke on Emil Leibling and played his compositions. Refreshments closed the event and a meeting is planned for the first Saturday in January.
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Little Miss Fern Siegel Birthday Party
Little Miss Fern Siegel daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Siegel of 816 East Fifth street celebrated her third birthday yesterday afternoon from 2 to 6 at home. About thirty-five friends attended with games and a birthday luncheon following the activities.
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Heart Failure Ends Life of Columbus Junction Resident
Columbus Junction Ia Dec 6 Mrs John Oats a well known resident of this locality died Sunday morning at her home from heart disease She was born July 14 1848 and married to Mr Oats on Sept 24 1867 Her husband died years ago She leaves four children Mrs Alla McBride Mrs John Hammill Arnold Oats and Ira Oats The funeral will be held at 2 o clock Tuesday afternoon at the home Rev J N Naly Tipton officiating with burial in Columbus City cemetery.
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Alma Camblin Named Walcott Postmaster
Alma Camblin has been appointed postmaster at Walcott Iowa following a competitive examination. The Walcott post office is a fourth class office and the postmastership was awarded after the exam.
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Alma Camblin
Walcott
Divorce suit filed this morning for Fairrie Trout
In district court this morning Fairrie H. Trout filed for divorce from Claud J. Trout alleging non support habitual drunkenness and incohabitation She seeks custody of their two year old son and restoration of her maiden name Fairrie Cross
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Fairrie H. Trout
Claud J. Trout
Fairrie Cross
Commercial Club Elects Officers at Annual Meeting
At tonight's Commercial club meeting the regular annual election of officers for the coming year will occur. All members are urged to attend the chicken supper held Saturday at the A. O. U. W. ball, served 5 to 7 p.m. More than two hundred meals were served. Flowers adorned the tables with poinsettias. The Grace Lutheran Ladies' Aid will meet Wednesday at the church parlors for sewing. The Parsonage hosts a Philophron Kensington gathering Friday evening.
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Pape's Diapepsin Promise Five Minute Digestion Relief
Ad claims Pape's Diapepsin cures dyspeptic troubles in five minutes. It promises relief from sour stomach, indigestion, gas, heartburn, and nausea. The copy touts quick action, pleasant taste, and no need for laxatives, urging readers to ask a pharmacist to show the formula.
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Healthris the Wealth That All Should Hoard One
Healthris the Wealth That All Should Hoard One tells of West Baden Sprudel Water as a health aid. Druggist J. J. Bestenlehner of 308 East Second Street promotes outdoor exercise and the laxative water as a substitute for activity, claiming it cleanses the intestinal tract and aids digestion. The piece highlights Bestentehner as a trusted pharmacist and urges readers to keep a bottle for emergencies.
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Meetings Closed at Grandview Saturday
Grandview Iowa report of Professor Cheesman closing a multi day revival held December 5 6 with large crowds. Events included Sowing and Reaping Unknown God The Greatest Command and a union church service resulting in over fifty conversions and renewed church vitality.
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New Depot At Summit Erected By Rock Island
The Rock Island is building a new small frame depot at Summit to serve patrons. completion expected in a few days. Also, Whitlock Day is planned in Toledo as Brand Whitlock returns from Belgium with several receptions and a welcome sign. In Mine Boomer, coroner’s inquest into last Tuesday’s explosion opens with 50 witnesses likely over multiple days. state workmen’s fund losses estimated around 50000 with sixteen widowed or married workers. Rehearing denied for Wyoming coal rates. steamship Japanese Prince pursued by German sub. Gustav Hollaender, noted composer, dies at 66.
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Washington, D. C
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Pennsylvania
Atlantic Coast
Interstate Commerce Commission
Jackson Trial Opens in District Court
Robert Jackson faces an assault with intent to murder charge in district court after a labor dispute with fellow paving gang workers in West Liberty. He allegedly threatened a marshal with a revolver, prompting a clash that left him wounded and jailed after hospital recovery. The panel includes Ed Barnard, R. V. Bodman, Herman Belter, H. C. Fitchner, Sam Wells, BE. H. Potter, Lisman Glass, E. Randleman, A. J. St. Clair, Wm. King, Frank Pantel, and O. J. Sopher. defense by C. A. W. Kent.
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Ed Barnard
R. V. Bodman
Herman Belter
H. C. Fitchner
Sam Wells
BE. H. Potter
Lisman Glass
E. Randleman
A. J. St. Clair
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Frank Pantel
O. J. Sopher
C. A. W. Kent
Aged Woman Dies at Bellevue Hospital
Mrs. Alice Junkin, 71, longtime Old Ladies Home resident, died yesterday at 11 30 am at Bellevue Hospital from illness of old age. She came from West Liberty to Muscatine and is survived by three nephews A Killgore Sterling IL Ralph Junkin Washington IA and W Brandt Kansas City MO. Funeral is set for tomorrow at 9 am from the Presbyterian church with Rev. J B Rendall officiating. burial in West Liberty cemetery.
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Earthquake Feared Across Latium Regions
An Associated Press dispatch from Rome reports strong shocks felt at two o'clock Sunday morning in Latium including Fol, Frosinone, Genna, Caprino and Tivoli. No loss of life or property damage is reported.
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My Old Dutch at Palace Theatre Feature
Universal Film Manufacturing presents the five act photo dramatic version of Albert Chevalier s My Old Dutch at the Palace Theatre Tuesday starring Chevalier and Florence Turner The plot follows a coster romance from a Whit Monday ring game to marriage and a son s education including a later sacrifice story and a wealthy inheritance Also The House of a Thousand Scandals features May Allison with Harold Lockwood and a dramatic explosion scene plus Greek dance models in a mass screen display
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Kansas Founder Burris Dies in Los Angeles Telegrams
Colonel John Taylor Burris, described as one of the men who made Kansas, died in Los Angeles where he had lived in recent years. He was a veteran of both the Mexican and Civil wars, with his death announced by telegrams received in Olathe, Kansas, on December 6.
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