Local Wilton Visitors Report Saturday City Activities
Local notices list residents visiting Wilton and returning home on Saturday afternoon. Annie Shafer and Mable Wirtz are among those traveling, with several plans for attending a comedy show A Muse U tonight. Town Lodge No 2 announces work on the first degree and invites Brethren in good standing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Buggles
Geo
Snydon
Cartle Wirtz
Frith Stroet
Wilton
Mark and Son
Lloyd Barclay
Ely
Adv
Anna Shafer
Nichols
EB. E. Muhaura
Grandview
Walter Lanker
Willow
Ana v
Afernoon
Misa Eha Walker
Summit
Ellaabuth Rehrback
Math Street
Ady
Mlania Wirtz
Lionstreet
Mra
For Sale Piano Cheap If Taken At Once
For sale playing piano offered cheap if bought immediately. Contact J. Ly at Heineman, $2, phone 118a-M.-Ady. Atta, C. H. Wilsabeth, as My Pleas ant, horn returned Saturday after a visit at the Husaback home, 1132 Logan street. Also jobs: five years men to learn carpenter trade with good opening apply superintendent Flattig Manufacturing company. Mrs H W W Schmalz of Hannibal Mo left for home after visiting her parents at 1614 Mulberry and Miss Anna Schmaldt, 717 Mulberry, rode M N & S to Garden City.
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J. Ly
Heineman
Ady
Atta
C.H. Wilsabeth
My. Pleasant
Logan Street
Flattig Manufacturing Company
Adv
H. W W
Decoration of Graves by Lodge Members
A committee including Mr. and Mrs. I. N. Dowdle C. H. Garnea and B. C. Ingratiam met yesterday afternoon at Greenwood chapel and decorated the graves of deceased Yeo Yean lodge members. They proceeded to St Marys cemetery where nine graves were honored in Greenwood and one in St Marys with floral offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riss
I. N. Dowdle
C. H. Garnea
B.C. Ingratiam
Greenwood Cemetery
Yeo Yean Lodge
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Greenwood
St. Mary's
Calves Sold In Large Loads By Local Breeder
D J DeHoogh of Towa recently sold eight Holstein calves for 32 200 to farmer neighbors who moved the stock away in shroa wagon loads. Kimball's Dairy Farmer provides up to date dairy information to help dairy farm readers.
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D. J. DeHoogh
Towa
DeEoogh
Detlough
Kimball
Hooryoro
Agk
Ratesi
Adv
West Liberty inaugurates city mall delivery trial
West Liberty Iowa starts a two week trial of a city mall delivery system this morning. If the test fails the government will begin a permanent city delivery on July 1. Thorne Tenderson is named as West Liberty's first regular mail carrier.
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West Liberty
Towa
Thorne Tenderson
Personal Liberty in Motion Sparks Prohibition Debate
Representative Bartholdt of Missouri attacked 16 Mem bers of Congress in a German celebration speech, denouncing prohibition as unconstitutional and warning that a Puritan drive threatens personal liberty. He urged German Americans to unite in opposing perceived encroachments and lobbied against further restrictive laws.
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Tobnstown
Dung
Congraes
Bartholdt
Mitesonrl
Germaay
Congress
House
Senate
Taft
Misaourian
Ta Fyoon Tha Prisun
Thorses
Ife
Mylelf
U. S
Arrest Farim Held on Larceny Charge
William Resso a farmhand employed by Frank Port in Cedar county was arrested after a local description led Officer Wilhite to him. The missing bio cycle and wearing apparel were recovered. Resso, a Brazilian native, had the wheel hidden in trees north of town and wore one tire damaged. he will likely be taken to Cedar County today.
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Svatches
Wiliam Resso
Frank Port
Gedar
Wilhite
Max
Russo
Brazil
South America
Cesar County
Divorces Granted in District Court
Two divorces were granted late Saturday by Judge J. Horan in district court. A decree was entered for Zella Latchaw against John R. H. Latchaw with default by the defendant. In William Kottenstette versus Ida Kottenstette a divorce was granted to the plaintiff. Attn, G. A. R. Regular Shelby Note man Post meeting June 27 1813 at 2 p.m. Memorial hall Ta. Carl Adit Miss Cina McCoy and Miss Woith Stocker left Saturday afternoon for a trip in Wilton.
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J. Horan
District Court
Zella Latchaw
John R. H. Latchaw
William Kottenstelte
Ida B. Kottenstette
Shelby Noteman Post
Memorial Hall
Court House
Ta. Carl
Cina
McCoy
Woith Stocker
Wilton
Hear Objections On Ten Sewers At Muscatine Session
A Muscatine city special session will hear objections to a sewer district laid out by the city engineer. Officials expect little serious opposition to the storm and sanitary sewer extensions along streets to be paved this summer. The plan includes sewers on Van Werne and Fillersebreeze in northwest Muscatine. No objections are on file. Tickets available at Hine Bros. Children under 12 pay 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatin
Sui-Sewerage District
van Werne
Fillersebreeze
Muscaims
City Recorder
American Medical Association opens sixty fourth session in Minneapolis
The sixty fourth annual American Medical Association meeting opened in Minneapolis with Dr Abraham Tncoha presiding. Delegates discussed growth in membership, patent medicines, quackery, and the journal’s anti fraud work. International data requests accompanied debates on secret divisions of fees and public health education.
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Minneapolis
Minn
American Medical Association
House of Delegates
Abraham Tncoha
New York
University of Minnesota
Alexander Craig
Chicago
United States
Board of Trustees
American Mediaal Association
American Association
Australia
South Africa
Judicial Council
New Songland
South
Council On Health and Public Instruction
Honey D. Favill
Association
Medico-Legal Bureau
Council On Medical Education
B. Kober
Washington
Red Cross
Army
Navy
West Mitchell
Ghairaian
Jeulere
New Orleans
Panama canal camp committee urged permanent tropical disease hospital monument
The committee chair urged Congress to establish a permanent monument recognizing the sanitary world work in the canal zone. The monument would be a hospital for tropical diseases, located in the canal zone or the United States. Train dispatchers from the United States and Canada gathered in Los Angeles for the 26th annual convention.
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Panama Camp
Association
Congress
Canal Zone
United States
Los Angeles
Cal
Canada
Patchers Association of America Delegates Socialize
Delegates spent the day in social intercourse and sightseeing with no business attempted. Z W Keane of Livingston Montana, president, will preside at the business sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patchers Association of America
Z. W. Keane
Livingston
Montana
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