Senator Brady Weds Irene Moore In Chicago Home
William R. Jayne of West Second Street returns home from Chicago where he and Mrs. Jayne attend the wedding of Mrs. Jayne's sister, Irene Moore, to United States Senator James I Brady of Idaho. The ceremony was at a relative's home in Highland Park with Rev. Calvin I. Dobson officiating. The couple left for Washington and plan a June home.
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Ator Brady
William R. Jayne
West Second Street
Chicago
Jayne
Dayne
Misa Finnesd Moore
Brady
Chicago Record-Herald
United States
James Iw. Brady
Idaho
Irene Moore
George M. Moore
Drexel Boulevard
Dash
A. T. Moore
Higland Park
Althourn
Wathrida
Calvin I. Dobson
Highland Park Presbyterian Church
Mia
Wiliam N. Dayne
Muscatine
Mars
Henry Suzzallo
New York
Georgia Moore
Miles Gracia Brady Dagner
Fairview
Nev
Columbia University
Heyburn
Senate
University of California
Washington
Livingstone’s First Work as Missionary Taken Up
In a June Sunday session of the Gleaners Band United Brethren church the study of The Life of Livingstone continued with Mrs Charlotte Faro in charge. Miles Marguerite Anderson read about Livingstone’s boyhood. The meeting was well attended and enjoyed by members and visitors. The July meeting is set for the next Sunday.
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Livingstone
Gleaners
United Brethren Church
Charlotte Faro
Miles Marguerite Anderson
Memorial day notices and local greetings in Wilton Iowa
Miss Blanche Lauck leaves for Indianola Iowa after finishing school. Helen Bond and Prior Kratz return home to Muscatine from Wilton. Grace Wriederlehsen finishes school at Arion and goes home. Mr and Mrs George Marymoyar visit then return to West Branch. Mrs Jousse McArthur arrives from Waterloo to visit. Mrs Anne Smith returns from Atalissa, accompanied by her mother. Mrs H T Bacon and Mr and Mrs J E Parks travel to Chicago to visit son John Bacon. Mrs C Kiser and baby and Mrs M T Lulu head to Peru for visit with daughter. Mrs Fred Foltman returns to Davenport after week with friends. Wm Ri Peiffer visits Muscatine on business. Senior Class photos taken in Muscatine. Mr and Mrs Walters of Puebla Colorado visiting local relatives. Bertha Scull spends Saturday in Durant. Memorial services held at the Wilton cemetery with crowd. Program includes Wilton Band, Invocation by Rev Lumbar, Address by Mayor Bannick, songs, recitation Lincoln’s Gettysburg address, a choir and audience, Oration by Rev Coughlan, G A R graves decorated by members, and supper served by the W R C to G A R and Band Boys.
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Whiten
Blanche Lauck
Indianola
Helen Bond
Piororca Kratz
Muscatine
Anna Clown
Mira Grace Wriederlehhsen
Arion
George Marymoyar
Weet Branch
Jousse McArthur
Waterloo
Mra
Lum Iber
Anne Smith
Ataliosa
J. B. Miller
H. T. Bacon
J. E. Parks
Chicago
John Bacon
Orville Weaver
Fred Foltman
Davenport
Neb
Ri. Peiffer
WU Walters
Puebla
Colorado
Wilton
Minz Bertha Scull
Durant
Wilton Band
VM. E. Lumbar
George Bannick
Almerton
Lincoln
Gettysburg
Gail McLean
J. OC. Coughlan
Oakdale
Henry Seibert
Soft White Hands Promote Borax Housework Ease
An old advertisement promotes Borax as a cleaner that preserves soft white hands while washing. It claims Borax softens skin, brightens laundry, and supports use in kitchen nursery and sickroom tasks. The Pacific Borax Co offers a free booklet and urges use of pure Borax with labeled packaging and directions.
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Pacific Borax Co
Cormick Building
Chicago
Mrs H E Kelly Dies in Jacksonville Florida
Friends in this city mourn the death of Mrs. H E Kelly formerly of this city who died in Jacksonville Florida on May 25. She was thirty five years old and heart disease was the cause. She leaves one daughter Alpha Dhlan Kelly and four brothers P J Courtney J T Courtney Frank Courtney and Michael Courtney ofWapello. Funeral services were held this afternoon at Wittich Brothers undertaking parlors at one o clock with interment in St Marys cemetery.
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Cty
H. HE. Kelly
Jacksonville
Florida
Wapello
Alpha Dhlan Kelly
Wapshp
P. J. Courtney
J. T. Courtney
Frank Courtney
Michael Courtney
Wittich Brochets Undertaking
One O'Clocr
St. Mary's Cemetery
Rev E R McCorkel Speaks at Major John Circle Memorial
The Rev E R McCorkel pastor of the United Brethren church gave a splendid address at the annual memorial services of the Major John Circle held at the old G A R hall Sunday afternoon. He praised patriotic themes and eulogized women for aiding charitable work for old soldiers. An article read by Mrs E B Lewis and musical selections followed before the group visited local cemeteries to decorate fourteen graves of deceased members.
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EB. R. McCorkel
United Brethren Church
Major John Circle
G. A. R. Hall
E. B. Lewis
Graes
Summer Term Opens On Tuesday Morning
The June term of the district court will open in its city on Tuesday morning at 10 a.m. with Judge L. J. Horan presiding. Several actions have been instituted, with few set for trial, including Houser versus Houser equity and Black versus Passmore et al equity.
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District Court
A.m
L. J. Horan
Houser
Equity
Black
Passmore
Enils
Wolfe
Young
Muscatine County
Lee
The
Hawkeye Pearl Button Co
Mon
Railway Company
McKee
Cromer
Brown
Keokuk Dam Completes Construction With Last Concrete
Keokuk Iowa June 2 the great Keokuk dam was completed Saturday when the last concrete was deposited in spillway No 11. Flags bunting and cheers marked the event as Chief Engineer Hugh L Cooper and Superintendent Dexter B Cooper received praise. Major Melee of the war department attended. The river outlet through the powerhouse will be shut next and water levels will rise to normal.
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Keokuk
Iowa
Dexter I. Cooper
Poss
Hugh L. Cooper
Dexter B. Cooper
War Department
Pupils Show Interest in Coming Exhibits at Rural Fairs
Pupils and teachers in the rural schole show interest in educational exhibits to feature at the Wilton and West Liberty fairs. Closing events reveal preparations of articles for display and altered prizes, with keen competition expected among rural schools as most country schools close for summer.
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Wilton
West Liberty
Veretu hie Compound Root and Herb Remedy Endures Forty Years
A historical advertisement extols Lydian B. Pinkham's Veretu hie Compound as the standard remedy for female illnesses. The text claims nearly four decades of proven success in treating women's diseases worldwide, praising merit and long-standing reputation.
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B. Pinkham
Young Men Finish Cross-Country Motorcycle Trip
G. W. and W. Mathis of Cedar Falls completed a 165 mile ride across the country in 16 hours. They found roads in excellent condition and enjoyed the journey, spending Sunday with their brother H. L. Mathis at 312 East Sixth Street.
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G. W
W. Mathis
Cedar Falls
Yale Make
H. L. Mathis
East Sixth Street
Weed Park Club Plans Opening Meeting at Clubhouse
East Hill notes report a Weed Park club meeting set for the clubhouse this week to finalize plans for the formal opening of the park. East Hill locals include Mrs. G. Rees and daughter from Chicago visiting Mrs. Carl Schraidt on Park Drive. Mrs. Vance of Grand Avenue tours Moline. Mrs. B. de Kopke visits in Columbus Junction. Mr. and Mrs. Tone of Cedar Rapids visit John Craw on Berge Street. Mrs. Riddle of East Sixth Street visits in Wilmington. Mrs. Otto Hagerman from Smalley Avenue visits in Montpelier.
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Ly Culp
East Tenth Street
John McNall
Keithaburg
Niko
Duffield
Park Avenue
Weed Park Club
Innect
G. Rees
Lonuise
Chicago
Carl Schraidt
Park Drive
Vance
Grand Avenue
Moline
B. de Kopke
East Fifth Street
Columbus
B. F. Tone
Cedar Rapids
John Craw
Berge Street
Riddle
East Sixth Street
Wie Jton
Otto Hagerman
8Malley Avenue
Montpelier
Millers Converge for 18th Co operative Millers' Session
More than a thousand delegates from nearly every state converge in Kansas City for the 18th annual convention of the Co operative Millers' association. An annual milling exhibit displays a full sized mill with modern devices as part of the program in convention hall. The convention runs five days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Cooperative Millers’ Association
Two Drunks Appear In Police Court Morning
Floya Wittman was sentenced to thirty days after pleading guilty to drunkenness. Louis Schlack paid a nominal one dollar fine plus costs for the offense. The report also mentions Chamberlain's Tablets advertised for constipation relief. Mrs. William Becker and daughter Ethel of Nichols returned home after a visit.
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Floya Wittman
Qlouis Schlack
Chamberlain
William Becker
Daugh
Ethel
Nichols
Mild
Herdapigja
Koeppen
Kindier Avenue
Ady
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Miriam Mackenzie
Gertrude Wigim
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Ruth Bear
Nelly McKae
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Bruso Wilson
Edward Henle
Walter Levelisher
Barry Anson
Simon Stein
Raymond Glesler
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J. FF. Devitt
Devitt
Jolleiing Mackey
Kensington
HE. Kelly
Jacksonville, Fla
E. R. M'Corkel
John Circle
Terry
Ballerson Stores
Unery
North Dakota
Isaac Robinson
Sibbald
Alberta
Ada
East Hill
Pantel Bros
Berlain
Henry Klein
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James Hobkirk
Burlington
Gilbert
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East Second St
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