Christmas program to be presented in Wilton assembly room
A Christmas program titled Che Avhventan the high sum excelent will be presented in Wilton's assembly room tomorrow afternoon. The event features a series of readings, dialogues, and impersonations by local residents and guests including Maude Marshall Ian Fischer Myrtle Slater Laveta Packer and Howard Stuer among others. The program is followed by visits from local figures and attendees plan to travel to Muscatine for related activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilton
Bessin Nicolaus
Nellie Chettidersion
Florence Agnew
Anon Murphy
Piett— Laveta Packer
Maude Marshall
Ian Fischer
Blanche Beard
Marie Paper
Aiyrtle Slater
Paul Collier
Edward
Sweetland News Roundup for December 21
Sweetland residents travel to relatives in Wilton and Muscatine. Ed Chamberlin and Charlie Covell leave for Chicago for the fat stock show. A fire at J C Sislier’s home destroys barn, hog pen, corn crib, granary, and 15 tons of hay with extensive losses estimated around $2,000 and little insurance. Christmas program planned at Sweetland M and E church with local families noted.
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Cation
Howard Stuer
Carton
Bas Des Moines
U. B
J. B. Miller
Celia Russell
Muscatine
Willy Kaufman
Rudolph Schiele
Chicago
I. P. Hoover
Wilton
Johu Farrell
Tock Shina
Geo. Miller
Two Harbors
Minn
Kate Daut
Eligabeth Keutman
Rev. Payne
Reda
Chas. Duncan
Perry Duncan
F. S. Abbott
Lele Flute
Lev. Harris
Mascatine
Job Fred Maurer
Fton
J. W .Lingsworth
Sweetland
Chamberlin
Charlie Covell
J. C. Sislier
Miller
Sweetland M
Joba McEvoy
Sunday Visits and Christmas Preparations Across Cedar Rapids Area
Redwood visitors with Mrs Wedekind and family note a growing church society, Sunday School program planned for December 23, while local oyster supper gathers Masons and wives. Fire destroys Sam Hallock’s blacksmith shop Saturday night. Home dinners include Edward Depping and Frank Heston households. Midwest markets report mixed Chicago and New York prices for cattle, hogs, sheep, butter, eggs, and poultry amid December trading.
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Atalisse
Dee
YI. C
Emma Fiderlien
Chivch
Ste Christanns
Blackmith
Sam Hallock
Masonic Hall
Genevieve Matthews
Cedar Rapids
Edward Depping
Frank Heston
Fanily
And
Mel
Frank Stucker
Will Nachbaur
Ladies Aid Society of the Christian Church
Harvey Kline
TOBAY'S MARKETS REPORT FROM CHICAGO WHEAT AND PROVISIONS
Chicago Produce Market notes Wheat prices with bids for No 2 hard and white varieties. Futures show highs and lows for December and March deliveries. Pork, rye, barley, timothy and other grains listed with May and January quotations and per bushel or ton figures.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Icugo
Eze
Idiac
Dee
May
Ea Ea
Lord
Hay
Jurors Drawn for January Term in District Court
The January term district court jurors were drawn this afternoon in County Clerk Tichmax’s office. Petit jurors will serve only the January term while grand jurors will serve the entire year. The list includes named jurors from Wilton, Alascoy, Moscow, Wapsie, Fruitland, Montpelier, Cedar, Fulton, Lake, Bloomington, and other wards, plus several from Seventy Six and First through Fourth wards. The grand jury includes JT Howe, M D Alen, Herman Witsse, d Nichols, and others. There is a quoted remark about American freedom at the end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tichmax
W. C. Harris
Fruitland
Henry Angerer
Wilton
J. B. Luge
Warpsia
Chas
Schauland
H. M. Gates
Cedar
T. M. Cox
Sam Vannatta
Ohn Boyer
Plett
Fulton
James Watts
Montpelier
JT. Howe
Third Ward
M. D. Alen
Wilston
Herman Witsse
Moscow
Fairport Neighbors Share News and Local Doings
Fairport notes show residents visiting, hauling wood to Sweetland and Muscatine, plus social calls at Gatton and Kemper homes. The item mentions a 100 dollar reward for catarrh cure and advertises Wakefield’s laxatives and Hall's Family Pills.
Wapello Court Ties Licenses and Local Growth Notes
In Wapello Ia on December 21 Frank Phillips of Concerts township visited on business. Marriage licenses were issued to Geo W Conklin and Miss Fern Stephens of Grandview township. The tax assessment shows a 2580 increase from 1904 while overall valuation remains similar. Barritl-Mariblo meetings attracted 33 attendees including leading business figures, bringing the total who joined the faith to 111. Licenses issued Wednesday by Clerk Ogden included David Kiric.
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Woapello
Frank Phillips
Concerts Township
Geo. W. Conklin
Fern Stephens
Grandview ‘Township
David Stephens
Grandview Township
Christ
Barritl-Mariblo
Wapello
Ogden
David Kiric
Beyplan Velour Massage and Skin Cream Marketed Here
A new Egyptian velour massage and skin food named Beyplan Velour is manufactured locally and drawing orders nationwide, including Kentucky, Missouri, Nebraska, and Montana. Timberlake, the company manager, reports strong demand after a Iowa tour, with product praised as superior to existing creams. Jars priced at 5 cents for small and $1 for large, offices in Hare Building with hours 9–11 and 2–4, a lady attendant on duty, and full usage instructions on each jar label.
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Kentucky
Missouri
Nebraska
Montana
Timberlake
Ie Company
Hare
Iowa
Des Moines
Jeading
Fragmentary note hints at financial strain and health care costs
A garbled text fragment discusses pensions, a millionaire’s breakfast without bankruptcy, and rheumatism, suggesting an article fragment on money and health. Specific names or places are unreadable, leaving vague references to financial pressures and medical costs.
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National Board of ‘Trade
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Zunnower ‘Ridge
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Kemper
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Pine Mills
Fred Schelthorn
Edith
Hsther
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