Nearby Towns News Briefs From The Tribune
Miss Effle Williams Wilda Chapman and Lillie Vander Pal escaped uninjured after a buggy overturned on the roadside when a frightened horse plunged down an embankment. Twelve dozen eggs broke in the mishap. Edward L. Brown resigns as president of the M. and St. L. Railway due to ill health after a brief tenure. D W Eastman, of Gilby North Dakota, plans to farm Red River Valley land near Eddyville and Johnstown with his brother, intending to return in July for a few weeks.
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Effle Williams
Wilda Chapman
Lillie
Vander Pal
Edward L. Brown
Denver & Rio Grande R. R
Iowa
Pella
Oska
Rock Island
D. W. Eastman
Eddyville
Gilby
North Dakota
Red River Valley
Johnstown
D. W
Knoxville News Highlights Local Residents and Events
Knoxville residents and visitors are listed with many notable mentions. Profiles include Professor and Mrs. W. H. Lucas visiting Knoxville relatives, A. N. Vander Linden visiting from Pella, and M. D. Flanders selling a drilling outfit to Paul Amber in Birmingham Colorado. The Journal reports Yeomen officials at Des Moines conclave, various visits by Miss Maxine Edwards, and multiple family trips and illnesses including a serious tonsillitis case. The piece notes veterans from the Soldiers Home, entertainment cancellations, and local civic activities including flag presentations by the W R C to several churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Hedrick
Baby Helen
Thief River Falls
Minn
Hedrick
Orville Noftzger
Gray
Sturgeon
Gardner
Lucile Tusseling
Knoxville
Avoca
Tennis Tysseling
Frank Buckles
Tysseling
Cedar Falls
Irene Tysseling
Harry Vetter
N. H. Nichols
John Shilling
Soldiers’ Home
Marshalltown
Opera House
Stewart
Waugh
Osborn
Claude Moore
Iowa City
John Moore
Mr. Moore
Bussey
Claude
Otley News Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Socials
Mrs Chet Wade and son spent the week visiting in Swan and returned Friday. Mr and Mrs Hen Visser visited Pella. Sunday school heard singing Easter Tide by Mangaline Grooters Lillian Payne and Nancy Renaud. Bud Vriezlaar Otley caller. Bessie Fall Hazel Rice visited Bussey homes. R McKeever spent weekend in Des Moines. Brush former local druggist visited. Grandma Lillie on sick list. Elizabeth De Vries helped sister in country. Claude Calhoun reports rapid improvement. Mrs Sim Stierneman visited Pella. John Stierneman hosted a dance Wednesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chet Wade
Swan
Hen Visser
Mangaline Grooters
Lillian Payne
Nancy Renaud
Bud Vriezlaar
Otley
Bessie Fall
Hazel Rice
R. McKeever
Des Moines
Brush
Lillie
Elizabeth de Vries
Claude Calhoun
Sim Stierneman
John Stierneman
Thrice-A-Week World promotion amid war coverage
The Thrice-A-Week World markets its value during World War I, touting low price and high reader value. It markets a combined offer with The Chronicle at one year for $2.15, compared to $2.50 for both subscriptions, stressing broad coverage of European war events and domestic affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
United States
Chronicle
Experience at the Berchel theater announces three day run
The modern morality drama Experience by George W. Hobart comes to the Berches theatre for three days starting April 19 with matinees Saturday. Producers Elliott Comstock and Gest will bring a New York company of eighty two cast members. The show has set box office records in New York Boston and Chicago and features a vivid love story amid ten spectacular scenes. Clergy praise the production for its moral aspects and dramatic impact. Reserved seats go on sale soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Hobart
Berches
William Elliott
F. Ray Comstock
Morris Gest
Des Moines
New York
Boston
Chicago
R. Keene Ryan
Frank Crane
Safe Medicine for Children Cough Remedy
Is it safe for youngsters to use cough medicine for children. Chamberlains Cough Remedy is free of opium or narcotics and can be given to a child as confidently as an adult. It is pleasant to take and effective for coughs colds and croup. For sale by F D Stubenrauch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. D.stubenrauch
WABASH TRAIN SERVICE Schedules at Howell Station
The Rock Island and Wabash lines announce passenger and freight trains with eastbound No. 470 472 474 and westbound Nos. 476 471 and 81 82. Locals require freight to arrive by 6:00 p m the day prior. Some locals carry passengers on signal. trains run daily and Sundays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wabash
Howell Station
Pella
Circulars Printed Neatly and Quickly by Job Office
Advertising notice urging businesses to quote prices for circulars printed efficiently. It promises broad reach to the buying public and invites inquiries to gauge campaign results.
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May Bousquet
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T. G. Gilson
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W. E. Taggart
Maxine Edwards
R. M. Edwards
Lucinda Edwards
Roy Ramsay
F. O. Ewing
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Anson Pring
John Reed
O. P. Reed
Little Son
James McNulty
B. B. Harsin
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J. S Bellamy
Inter-Church Council
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Kenneth
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H.D. McCoy
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Washington
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Cedar Rapids
Hilla Mason
J. K. Cathcart
Woman's Relief Corps
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St. Anthony
Hsther
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Mae Brobst
Kurtz
Mathews
Otley News
NEW York World
Berchel
Rock Island Train Service
John P. Altgeld
Louis F. Post
Secretary of Labor
Bilsworth Blag
Marlon Reedy
Gentaur Company
Castoria
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