Crocker Brigade Holds Morning Reunion at Opera House
The Crocker Brigade met at the opera house in Muscatine for its Eleventh biennial reunion. Col. H. H. Rood led the gathering with remarks of thanks and comradeship as Mrs. Cheek sang Marching Through Georgia. Committees were appointed for next events and memorials, with tributes to late members including Hugh Belknap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crocker
Opera House
Commercial Hotel
Pauchet
Second Street
H. H. Rood
D. W. Bushnell
Council Bluffs
C. W. Keper
Mt. Vernon
Reod
35Th
Iowa Infantry
William Watson
Wiley Fitz
Co. E. Lanstrum
John Hayes
Col. Reod
Benj. Beach
J. T. Parker
Rynerson
J. M. Gran
W. D. Ady
Chas. E. Putnam
L. S. Tyler
H. W. Fracker
A. L. Mitchell
J. B. Everly
Iowa
Messrs
Sibley
Finck
Davis
Col. Rood
Vicksburg
Red River
Col. Reed
Mortimer Hickey
Keokuk
Philippines
George W. Steel
Belknap
Hugh Belknap
Arlington Cemetery
Cornelius Cadie
Cincinnati
Ohio
Cadie
Muscatine
Regular meeting of 35th Iowa veterans in Shelby Norman Post hall
The 35th Iowa veterans met at the Shelby Norman Post hall on Second street for a morning session. Col Keeler presided as life president. reports and committees were appointed for officer nominations and next meeting, with a fund-raising collection for Captain Snyder’s widow and a brief report on locating a nurse’s portrait.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
35Th Iown
Shelby Norman Post
Second Street
W. B. Keeler
West Liberty
R. D. Bodeman
Crocker Brigade
Opera House
Col. Keeler
Sibley
Funck
Davis
Crocker
Corey
Finck
Murphy
Wiles
Baxter
Mother Crawford
E. H. King
Snyder
Captain Snyder
John
Old Ladies
Preston and
Lieut. Baxter
Robt. Baird
Swift Specific Company malaria advertisement from Lovursviaux
An 1902 Lovursviaux notice extols Swift’s S S S blood purifier as a cure for malaria. It describes malaria as an invisible poison and urges autumn use to cleanse the blood, promising relief, improved appetite, and renewed vitality. The ad claims free medical advice and a book on blood and skin diseases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swift Specific Company
Atlanta
Ladies and Daughters Granted Roster Status in 35th Iowa
At a recent meeting the 35th Iowa voted to admit wives and children of soldiers to the ranks. A long registration list shows many names from Iowa towns and neighboring states along with several Chicago, Toledo, and Des Moines addresses.
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35Th
Iowa
Jas. B. Walsh
E. City
John S. Long
A. Summit
Henry Kessler
C. Denver
Cole
A. Schmidt
C. City
E. Fishburn
A. City
M. Becke
D. City
A. J. Snyder
F. City
R. D. Rodman
P. J. Murphy
Perry Cross
F. Fairbury
Sam Fulton
J. Hebron
Daisy Terry
D. Toledo
Ohio
Hugh Andre
H. Lisbon
Wm. R. Robinson
H. Mechanicsville
Othmer
Conrad Brenner
H. F. Bodman
Mary A. Bodman
C. H. Hunter
B. City
Flora E. Springer
W. L. Davis
Cedar Rapids
W. W. Davis
B. F. Perry
G. W. H. Lucas
Cherokee
Kan
M. O’melis
A. S. Funk
B. West Union
Stewart Beatty
D. Mechanicsville
L. E. Lucas
Adam Hartman
Maggie A. Hartman
John Frohner
Ed. Kemptner
E. G. Kemptner
Hull Down Turf Term Applied To Horse Fate
The phrase hull down, a nautical term, is used in racing to describe a horse so far back that victory is deemed impossible. The expression frames betting and analysis by noting the horse’s position well behind the field.
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Croker Brigade Business Meeting
Reunion
Kansas
Nebraska
Missouri
National Tribune
Col. Horton
Soldiers Home
Milwaukee
Roosevelt
Lacey
Rumple
Henderson
Allison
Dolliver
Horton
van Sant
Charles W. Kepler
S. B. Yearich
Wm. Sanders
Elias G. Surand
Fred R. Candee
Mrs
Es Es
C. R. Bradshaw
Merchants National Bank
Peter Kiene
Dubuque
S. D. Child & Co
S. D. Childs
Peter Keiene
Shiloh
General Stibbs
Chicago
H. Clay Evans
Congress
Tirty ST War
Terest
Hinkel & Flannery
W. 2d St
Lovursviaux
S.S.S
West Market St. I. Shapoff
Was. Eichoff
John R. Hardin
A. Ainsworth
Carrie Hardin
Emma Hardin
Gottlieb Stocker
Pat Keenan
Frank Morman
B. Fruitland
Thos. Fitzsimmons
Wm. Hendrix
F. Letts
John Boch
Ella Fitzsimmons
F. Fruitland
Cora Fitzsimmons
Roy Fitzsimmons
John Seiler
Fred Duncan
G. City
Geo. H. Wiles
M. E. Wiles
I. Knitzel
S. J. Knitzel
Fred Goeser
C. Marshalltown
Martha Staeffer
John Cross
Patrick Hearn
J. M. Clough
H. City
Henry Kiefner
Anna Sargent
Ingleside Avenue
Albert Sibley
Maple Avenue
L. Hesa
Geo, Weiman
S. B. Snyder
J. L. Berry
A. C. Berry
Alberta Berry
Frank Giesler
Winnie Giesler
W. P. Fishburn
FE. Klepper
Atalissa
Henry Mark
East Fifth St
John Weaver
H. Gilmore City
Herman Schmidt
John W. Berry
Joanna A. Weaver
L. G. Hawk
Capitol Avenue
Des Moines
M. A. Hawk
Julius Schmidt
Mary E. Fishburn
M. J. Corey
G. What Cheer
Thos. Brown
Sophia Brown
Jas. Harmon
A. Columbus Junction
N. C
W. M. Benefiel
A. Lake City
Scott Berry
J. N. Berry
Alfred Baker
I. City
M. E. Baker
Henry Hessler
S. M. S. E. Hessler
S. M. Mary Hessler
S. M. Geo. W. Richley
F. Wapello
W. F. Achter
Mary A. Baxter
F. West Liberty
Hill Ferguson
H. R. Gurtner
Jake Hess
Jas. Ward
H. Atlanta
Jas. Orono
H. Palo
O. D. Terry
O. B. T. Greenwell
G. Rock Island
A. V. Riggs
F. Mt. Union
James Doyle
E. Atalissa
Thos. Ryan
B. Wilton
Wilton
A. J. Stafford
A. West Liberty
E. Patton
H. Hartman
James Lange
E. Williamsburg
James Kalley
Agsmey
Cba Eeg
TAT Great Western Cereal CO
Great Western Dairy Feed
Great Western Cereal CO
Nice
Timothy Hay
F. Miasch
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