Birthday Civic entertainments and church social notes
Keota Iowa area reports a Birthday Civic party with vocal music and readings, prizes awarded, and refreshments noted. Presbyterian Endeavor social at H. L. Page home features backward games and finger bowl refreshments. Young People Union and Methodist School orchestra activity cited alongside a lecture by Everett Kemp and multiple local visits, relocations, and illness notes through the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keola
W. C. Fish
Agnes Brown
Fy Robertson
Teets
Nelle Fish
Presbyterian Society of Christian Endeavor
H. L. Page
Tithel Robertson
Allle Sheriff
Presbyterian
Young People’s Christian Union
United Presbyterian Church
4. J. Dros
O. KB. Stourney
Thur
Clyde
Methodist Unday Behod
L. E B. Hulse
Barytone
Averett Hulse
Teo Richardson
Rank
June Fish
Nell Fish
Mar
DeVoe
Yverett Kemp
Methodist Church
J. G. Elolland
Sevenoaks
Jim Fenton
Paul Benedict
Keenp
Baptists
Keiser
Texas
el Paso
Neiser
Lucy Briar
Harvey Hogue
Wetcher Torrey
Arthur
Blanch
Sigourney
Lloyd Pahner
Fron Wellas
Clara Henderson
Clarahan
Striegel
Harper
Stepm
Ror Warrington
Burlington
C. G. Seeton
Bt Pagy
George Seston
Dave Kelly
Charles Schynerte
May Teech
Osceola
Tay Hulse
Messrs
Dayton
Hulse
Fish
Kinross
Curtis Green
R. G
Coffiman
Delta
England-Coffman
A. Kite
EB. C. Smith
Standing Committees Named by Commercial Club for 1906
President elect Henry F. Giesster named six standing committees. Key members include J. L. Giesler as chair of Statistics and Advertising with J. G. Van Lent and W. E. Downer among others, OG. P. Cadle chairing Membership Finance and By-Laws with 13 members listed, and William Hoffmen chairing Public Affairs and Legislation with Devitt and Madden. Other committees cover Commerce Local Trade and Public Affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Club
Henry F.giesster
J. L. Giesler
HH. Spaeihe
A. Ogilvie
W. Davidson
L. P. Flannery
William Hoffmen
J. F Devitt
H. C. Madden
E. S. Batterson
F. C. Wileson
Theron Thempeor
City Faces Claims Over Defective Sidewalk Injury
George Rink files a claim against the city seeking 2000 to 3000 dollars for injuries from a fall on a defective sidewalk near Benham Avenue and Gregen Street in Abrehan Smaller's addition. He alleges a broken rib and a permanent injury causing pain and lost ability to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Rink
Abrehan Smaller
Insentine
Gregen Street
Benham Avenue
Conductor John Girard Injured On Clivene Railway
John Girard, conductor on the Clivene Railway, was badly injured Saturday evening after being thrown from a moving car on Mabberry Street. He suffered a deep scalp wound and was found without a concussion by the motorman at the end of the line. He will be laid up for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Girard
Clivene
Mabberry Street
Mr. Girard
Sérigasi
Wheeler's Nerve Vitalizer Promised Cure for Epilepsy
A promotional notice touts Wheeler's Nerve Vitalizer as a cure for epilepsy and nervous disorders. It quotes testimonials from Mrs. M. Atwood of Sigourney Iowa and Mrs. Joseph Kelier of Converse Indiana, claiming lasting relief after using the product sold by J. W. Brant Co Ann Arbor Michigan at one dollar per bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeler
M. A. Atwood
Sigourney
Iowa
Joseph Kelier
Converse
Ind
J. W. Brant Co
al Jinn
Mich
Dr Miles Nervine Promises Cure for Gastritis
An advertisement from San Antonio Texas touts Dr Miles Nervine and Heart Cure as a remedy for chronic catarrhal gastritis and dilated stomach. The claimant notes dramatic relief after one bottle and full recovery after eight bottles, claiming $800 spent previously with no relief. The ad asserts a guarantee and refund if the first bottle fails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
A.D. Slack
Mustar Mechanic
San Antonio
Texas
Milea
Miles Medical Co
Elkhart, Ind
Local notes from Oakland and surrounding areas
Sunday visits and health updates include Herry Morse reporting his wife improving in Iowa. John Dyche and wife visiting their son Ches. Lew Swank recovering from illness. Frank Warnstaff at Lawn Dillers. Will Moore and Fred Witte visiting Okinmwa. Also new baby born to Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Orr of Denver and cattle dehorning by Tom Maxwell.広告
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oekland
Herry Morse
Towaity
Jobn Dyche
Cotter
Ches
Tanly
Lew Swank
Prevent
Frank
Warnstaff
Lawn Dillers
Fredonis
Will Moore
Fred Witte
J. L. Orr
Denver
Colo
Tom Maxwell
Florid society meeting hosts Christmas readings in town
The Floviculture society gathered at Mrs. Robt. Wagner's home on Spencer Street for an afternoon of readings and music. Belle Randall spoke on Woman Glyers and their gifts, Elizabeth Stantom and Susi Anthony were noted for deeds, and Mrs. Barr presented a Christmas poem on The History of the Holly and Miracles. Twenty-five ladies attended. Miss Head Proper provided music. Local departures and visits followed, including hospital news, travels, and church revival closure with thirty conversions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floviculture Society
Robt. Wagner
Spencer Street
Belle Randall
Elizabeth Stantom
Susia Anthony
Misa Head
Sarah Whitacre
North Prairie
Susan
Whitacre
Tm Street
B. Parr
Hills
John. Ryan
Muscatine
Jows City
Kate Nichols
Henry Wilson
Colummbus Junction
Hast
Pourek Street
John Odgers
Davenport
Ernest Warren
Salem
Ainephy
Muscalite
Houston
J. B. Jean
Sou Wee
Wil. Luln Nauman
Roy Byanas
Wilson
Iowa City
M. B
Dillon
Wiliamsburg
Fred LaFranta
Cedar Rapids
Rock Island
Eva Buchman
Myra Kerr
West Branch
Will
Foster Family News from Foster Illinois and Surrounding
Dee Foster and H. Foster spent a weekend at the home of Wr. Pietch. J. H. Foster and daughter Kate returned Saturday from Albia Iowa after a week visiting Mrs. Frank Brogan. Frank Fox of West Liberty visits John Zollner. Dr. B. Eversmeyer of Hastings spent Sunday at John Zollner’s.
Thorman’s New Button Machine Promises Industry Change
Thorman Manufacturing in the city reports approval from Washington for claims on the Witton blank cutting machine. Leo Hirsch Button Co and Peerless Button Co have adopted it, claiming it cuts the work of three men. The device uses a revolving plate to feed shells into sawing cases, delivering 40 to 73 gross per day, far above the 20 to 30 gross typical by hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thorman Manufacturing Company
Washington
Witton
Severa B Patts
Leo Hirsch
Leily
Wonders of a Modern Factory Revelatory Malt Vita advertisement
A visit to a modern food factory showcases Malta Vita as a pure, clean, air tight packaged whole wheat product. The ad claims meticulous processing from wheat intake to packaging under strict cleanliness. Malta Vita is promoted as ready to eat with no cooking, suitable for breakfast and meals at low price per package.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mulla-Vita
Estate sale ad for James M. Wier items and curios
Auction notices list relics from Ludjay and mound builders including coins pottery and firearms. Also offered is a fare outfit wheel of fortune and other personal property of the estate of the late James M. Wier, to be sold at the stated location and date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ludjay
Fare
Wheel of Fortune
James M. Wier
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