Local News From Sigourney March Fifteenth
Sigourney reports a series of community notes including Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Rippel returning from La Porte City after a family reunion, Glenna M. Street visiting Hedrick, and E. H. Carrol suffering a stroke with throat involvement. Also covered are school board elections, city caucus results, upcoming Junior League entertainment, and various local visits and business trips.
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Sigourney
C. E. Rippel
la Porte City
Ripple
Glenna M. Street
Hedrick
Gladys Pfaff
E. H. Carrol
C. C. Laffer
Edwin Franken
C. E. McQuaid
G. E. Kleinschmidt, Sr
Ed. Schiltz
W. H. Hamilton
George Namur
A. H. Johnson
Martin Reinert
John Ritzinger
Willie Minteer
William Hornback
Sidney
Hornback
M. E. Sunday School
George James
C. N. Pace
Jessie McCreery
Farson
Walters and locals attend Rogersville trial and visits
In Springdale on March 15 G W Walters spent Sunday with George Karns and family near Rogersville. A large number of villagers attended the trial of Phelps vs Kennedy before Justice D E McClellen at West Branch. Harmal and Fischer of West Liberty visited Springdale. Mrs Ottie left for Dysart to resume duties. Mrs L L Erbe and children go to Cedar Valley then Brookings City S D to join Mr Erbe with emigrant goods for a farm nearby. Millard Bealer of Cedar Valley was mentioned.
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Springdale
G. W. Walters
George Downing
Peat Vale
Independent School District
Harry McCann
J. W. Eves
Daniel Barnhart
Ethel Fawcett
Iowa City
West Branch
Kellogg
W. G. W. Geiger
Major Rowell
Tipton
Friends Church
Edith Walters
Minnie Embree
Town City
Carrom Club
J. J. Hodgson
Isaac Mayer
Cedar Valley
William and
Frank Morgan
Mr. Kephart
Rochester
Mondar
John Mayer
Hourigan
Jane Preston
W. A. Phelps
George Karns
Rogersville
Phelps Vs. Kennedy
D. E. McClellen
Harmal
Fischer
West Liberty
Ottie
John Pearson
Dysart
L. L. Erbe
Brookings City
S. D
Erbe
Millard Bealer
Indigestion blamed for deaths under heart trouble claim
Advertisement states many deaths attributed to heart trouble were actually caused by acute indigestion. It promotes Electric Bitters as a easily curable remedy, sold for 50 cents at Havercamp's Prescription Drug Store.
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Havercamp
Orono Social Notes and Local Visits
Orono reports a sequence of visits and travel notes. Henry Krider attended the Furnas wedding anniversary at Letts. Mrs M L Brockway and daughter Mildred visit relatives at Riverside. Lib Harper from Atalissa visited John Hawkins home. Billy Morse from near Columbus Junction involved in local business. Frank Tracy from Burlington duck hunting with the Gay Brothers then returned with a load of ducks. Charlie McCormick and children from Columbus City visited Brockway. Eva Krider in poor health may miss spring term. Ralph Babbit traveled to Columbus Junction on business. John McCurdy heads to Oklahoma for sight seeing. Will Criss moved from Conesville to the Vail farm. Frank Russo returned to Riverside after two weeks with the Brockways. D C McKee visited Nichols on business. John Idle from Arden area visited. Mrs Glen Epperly from across Cedar visited A J Brockway's home.
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Charlie McCormick
Columbus City
Brockway
Eva Krider
Ralph Babbit
Columbus Junction
John McCurdy
Oklahoma
Will Criss
Conesville
Vail
Frank Russo
Bloomington News and Family Moves Report
Bloomington March 15. No church service due to almost impassable roads. John Fritchman sold his Enid Oklahoma farm and plans to move this month to Red Bluff in the Sacramento Valley California. Miss Ella Chatfield spent Sunday at home in Grandview Iowa. E M Pinkham of Ainsworth Iowa visited Monday with W O Fritchman. Mrs C D Taber learned her brother Townsend Sharp in Missouri is in critical health.
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Bloomington
John Fritchman
Enid
Okla
Red Bluff
Sacramento Valley
Cal
Ella Chatfield
Grandview
E. M. Pinkham
Ainsworth
W. O. Fritchman
C. D. Taber
Townsend Sharp
Missouri
Convention Ends as Milton Remley Urges Citizenship Duty
The Mid Year Rally of the Baptist Young People's Union at First Baptist church concluded with Hon. Milton J. Remley of Iowa City delivering a closing address on "The Relation of the Young People to the State and Citizenship." He urged Christians to engage in public affairs, obey the law, vote for honest leaders, and educate themselves to defend the rights and duties of citizens. The event included an anthem by the church choir and a vocal selection by Ina Sterlin.
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Baptist Young People’s Union
First Baptist Church
Milton J. Remley
Iowa City
Baptist Church Choir
Ina Sterlin
Prince of Peace
Christ
America
Labor
Unizations
Fetk
Missouri
Apostles
Andrew Carnegie
Adam
Carnegie
God
Calvary
Christian Church
Young Peoples Union
Ins Eee
Malta-Vita Promises Digestive Comfort With Malted Whole Wheat
An advertisement extols Malta-Vita as a natural malted whole wheat breakfast food that prevents indigestion. It highlights easy digestion for weak stomachs, cites a testimonial from P. Gersper of Barnesville Ohio, and urges readers to buy from grocers and enjoy with milk or fruit.
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P. Gersper
Barnesville
Ohio
Last performance of Alice in Wonderland impresses Grand Opera crowd
The third and final city production of Alice in Wonderland at the Grand Opera House drew full houses for evening and matinee shows under Eagle lodge A O U W. Lola Robinson starred as Alice with strong reception for her performance and singing. Receipts totaled 399.10 with separate tallies for first night 181.75 and matinee 12.45. Prizes for ticket sales awarded to Nellie Fahen and others. Col Bragg hosted children's entertainment after the matinee audience of about 125.
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Grand Opera House
Eagle Lodge A. O. U. W
Lola Robinson
Alice
Eagle Lodge
Col. Bragg
Nellie Fahey
Willie Keating
Clifford Collins
Vera Ingraham
Laxative Bromo Quinine Promoted As Cold Cure
An old advertisement touts Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets as a one day cure for colds. Druggists allegedly refund money if it fails, and the package bears E. W. Grove’s signature. The text emphasizes rapid relief and brand assurance.
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E. W. Grove
Cedar Rapids High Meets Local Y M C A In Big Friday Game
Cedar Rapids High School arrives in Muscatine to clash with the city Y M C A in a highly anticipated basketball showdown. Last year Cedar Rapids and the Y M C A traded wins as both claimed state honors. Cedar Rapids has not lost this season and bowls over Davenport 96 to 47, signaling a top class scoring team.
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Cedar Rapids
Muscatine
Davenport
Rathbone Sisters Meet in Regular Session
The Rathbone Sisters met in regular session last evening followed by a social hour and oyster supper. A short program featured Mrs Grant Bond in a solo, Mrs John Miller on piano, a piano and violin duet by Dr and Mrs Hautsch, and Ruth McLoney of Mexico Missouri performing a piano solo.
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Rathbone Sisters
Grant Bond
John Miller
Hautsch
Ruth McLoney
Mexico
Socialist Organizer John Collins Addresses Assembly Hall
John Collins national organizer of the socialist party spoke at Assembly Hall last evening. He urged workers to organize to gain control of government while criticizing capitalistic dominance. He toured Iowa and Nebraska and drew near a hundred paid admissions before leaving for Dubuque.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Collins
Socialist Party
Assembly Hall
Western Federation of Miners
Moyer and
Haywood
Colorado
Idaho
Steunenberg
Collins
Iowa
Nebraska
Dubuque
Local Notes From Toolesboro Iowa March News
Jona Hayes Sr fell ill last Sunday and improves. School resumes after a two week break. George Curtis of Gladstone NL visits A Sillick’s. Mr and Mrs W F Cubbage of Oakville IA visit James Hindman. William Mayne makes a business trip to Muscatine.
Timmerman Visit Returns From Muscatine
Lincoln Iowa notes Mrs. and Mrs. Wm Timmerman returned from Muscatine after visiting relatives. Miss Caroline Freyermuth and Miss Pearl Watson of Foster Illinois visit cousins Minnie and Erna Haur. Claus Wiese went to Iowa City on business. Ida O Leary of Iowa City visits home folks.
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Lincoln
Wm. Timmerman
Muscatine
Caroline Freyermuth
Pearl Watson
Foster, Ill
Minnie
Erna Haur
Claus Wiese
Iowa City
Ida O'Leary
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