Dubuque Armory New Year Dance Event
Local note announces a New Year dance at the Armory Hall with the J C Workers' Drill Team performing. Also mentions Mrs. O E Johnson visiting Wilton, a birth in the Carlson family, travel to Chicago, bank hours around New Year, and a concert by contralto Virginia Tunnicliff with Musical Union Orchestra at Assembly Hall.
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Dubuque
Armory Hall
O. E. Johnson
Sycamore Street
Wilton
Maud Marshall
Sleighbells and a New Year’s ball in Dubuque crowd
Notices show Stella Keller of Moscow visiting in the city with friends. The Dubuque Drill team invites all to a New Year’s Eve ball at Armory Hall. Others travel for visits, concerts, or weddings as local transactions include mortgage loan offers and season tickets for Musical Union Orchestra.
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Bilkey
Stella Keller
Moscow
Dubuque
Armory Hall
Andrew Mittman
Davenport
Musical Union Orchestra
Schmidt
Arrest W Hearst on Election Fraud Charge in Primaries
The New York attorney for Francis Dolan said he would seek a warrant for William Randolph Hearst within twenty four hours on a charge of election fraud tied to the September primaries. The claim rests on failure to obey an injunction requiring delegates chosen at the primaries to be summoned to the convention. Hearst declined to comment in San Francisco.
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New York
Francis Dolan
Independence League
Hearst
San Francisco
Cal
Taft to Confer on Gambling in Grain Markets
President Taft plans a White House conference to curb speculative trading in future deliveries of wheat corn cotton and other commodities. Officials invited include Secretary Knox Attorney General Wickersham lawmakers Scott and Levering and Commissioner Merbert Knox Smith as federal authorities scrutinize futures gambling.
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Taft
Washington
D. C
White House
Knox
Wickersham
Scott and Levering
Massachusetts
Merbert Knox Smith
Cotton Exchange
New York
Corporations
Bay Island News Roundup and Holiday Events
Bay Island Illinois December report covers residents moving machinery to Milan, a Bay school Christmas program under teacher Harvey Harris, a sleigh ride to Boston with local teens, visits by Mrs. Faulkner returning home, Leonard Haines Christmas gathering with pop corn balls, family Christmas at Mills and Haines, Mayme Maucker’s school closing with a Christmas program, Rhoda Kranzig visiting grandparents, new baby girl for Mr. and Mrs. Reed, and a child hurt in a fall with a physician attending to recovery.
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Bay Island
Ill
Russell Maneker
The
Bay
Milan
Bay School
Larvey Harris
Boston
Winifred Willits
Mayme Maucker
Winnie
Nona
Raine
Alberta Martin
Messrs
Omer Martin
Russell Mancker
Emma Schrock
Paul Martin
Cooking Class to Start on Tuesday
The cooking class opens next Tuesday evening at 7 30. Limited to twelve members, with a second class possible if demand exists. Mrs Fred Schmidt teaches plain practical cookery and members may cook with new utensils and test results. Miss Earle offers four stencil lessons starting Jan 7. Open to all W C A members, no artistic ability required.
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Fred Schmidt
Warren and Minnie Zoller Tie at Trinity Rectory
William Warren and Miss Minnie Zoller were married at Trinity rectory on Tuesday evening by Rev. A. B. Ross. The couple will reside in Ottawa HL, where the groom will work for Western Union and the bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Jacob Zoller of 207 Hast Sixth street.
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William Warren
MI E Zollarr Wei
Trinity Rectory
Minnie Zoller
B. Ross
Ottawa
Western Union Telegraph Company
Jacob Zoller
Miss Vera Peck Marries Ohio Physician at Home Ceremony
Announcements from Muscatine report Miss Vera Peck daughter of Mr and Mrs OC A Peck and sister of W D Peck wed Dr W Clay Jones of Ken ton Ohio. The ceremony took place at noon at the bride’s parents home in Fond du Lac Wisconsin with only close relatives present. The newlyweds will reside in Kenyon Ohio.
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Vera Peck
A. Peck
W. D Peck
Muscatine
Miss Peck
W. Clay Jones
Kenton
Fon du Lac
Wis
Four Leaf Clover Club Party at Funck Home
A Four Leaf Clover club outing from Letts spent a pleasant evening at the home of Harry Funck, southwest of the city, motor pooling a bobsled with blankets for a country visit and a hearty supper before returning to town. Local residents and relatives share Christmas visits, travel from Cedar Falls, Loveland, Chicago, Muscatine, and other nearby towns, with multiple family gatherings and plans for revival meetings in January.
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Four Lea Clover Club
Harry Funck
Four Leaf Clover Club
Christmas Socials And Local Visits In White Lily Al
Community members share Christmas dinners with the France family and relatives. Miss Alta Depew of Glendon Iowa and Stella Thomas visit Foster friends. New baby joins the Pubr family. Dances at John Mandarin name and Frank Fowler’s attract many, with numerous visits among locals including Depew, Lula France, Hazel Morrow, Kathryn Winegard, Rosa Brayton, and O. McNall.
Christmas Scene and Local Social Roundup in Montpelier
Montpelier Ia December 29 George Davis of Davenport spent Christmas with his parents Mr and Mrs J H McCutley and children of Buffalo visited relatives here Toe Mockmore and son Howard did business in Davenport Friday Mrs V P Morris of Fairport spent Christmas at the parental home Ellen and Ethel Braun of Muscatine visited Sunday with Mr and Mrs John Moder The church entertainment Saturday evening drew a good crowd Joe Myers of Buffalo was in town Sunday Mr and Mrs Fred Baechler of Fairport spent Sunday with friends Miss May Holtz of Sweetland Center visited relatives Mr and Mrs George Hartman of Muscatine brought Christmas dinner for Mrs Sam Wis Myr and Mrs Frank Mosher of Buffalo spent time here with the Morrises Elza Morris is visiting in Fairport Clyde Nettleton called Monday night in transit to Davenport William Kro gerndorff was a Sunday overnighter visiting his mother Mrs Kro gendorff Anna Van Gamn called Monday night in Muscatine Mr and Mrs William Carpenter further text truncated.
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Letis
Clara Shearer
Cedar Falls
Homer Vincent
Gertrude
Waterloo
MelKibben
Chicago
Jno
Fry
JH. HB. Weaver
Farson
Chas
White
L. Fry
M. OE I¢Hnarch
J. M. Payne
Muscatine
Theo. Lear
Hoffmer
Hazel Becker
Laura Shellabarger
Dessa Weaver
Belleville Hospital
Wm. Enis
Watertown
Tll
Jno. Shallabarger
Ralph McCleary
Dr. Weaver
A. W. Morgan
F. W W. McDaniel
Oskaloosa
Arthur Small
Montpelier
George Davis
Davenport
J. H. McCutley
Buffalo
Toe Mockmore
Howard
V. P. Morris
Fairport
Louis Braun
Ellen
Ethel
Sam Wis
Myr
Frank Mosher
Frank Morris
Elza Morris
Clyde Nettleton
William Krogendorff
Krogendorff
Misé Anna van Gamn
William Carpenter
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Ollie Payne
KRANZ
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Second Sr
Max Siegel
Oscar P. Carlson
East Third Street
H. Wennermark
East Ninth Street
Virginia Tunnicliff
Konight
Misa Peart Fish
Sherman St
Vina Dykes
Titus Loan & Investment Co
Lows Ave
H. P. Cassidy
Thornburg
Kewanee, Tl
M. W. Stirlen
Byron McKee
Cone
Geneva Millar
L. R. McKee
Minnie Kapf
Pond Street
Harry Hackett
Harry Shaw
Fulham Avenue
Ais Noon
C. H. Volker
Webster City
C. Koehler
Town City
Frank Malone
East Highth Street
Bassie Stebbins
Sherman Street
Frank Welch
M. J. Welch
West Seventh Street
H. F. Bodman
Mulberry Avenue
W. BR. Hearst
J-2
B. Ee. Lilly
Quality Store
Reinemund
Avas
Miss Minnie
Leudtke
Mark Coyner
Baptist Church
Albert Hendricks
Lake Township
Epworth League
Ruihen
Berg’s
Clearanes
Ruthenberg
Ohio
Xmas
Ghester
Ies ‘Mercantile Pee
White Lily
al. Dee
William France
Wyn France
Elmer France
Alta Depew
Glendon
Stella Thomas
Foster
Louis Pubr
Wyn. France
Toni Vanalla
Dan Kissler
Buffalo Prairie
Chris. Krueger
Reynolds
O. McNall
Poster
Frank Fowler's
George Johnson
Charles Mewes
Frank Thomas
Champion Hoga
Prother
Atrevet Pentschman
Walter
Foreman
Geo. Kranz & Son
U. S. Express Office
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