Prominent citizen cured of granulated lids in Appanoose county
Mr NH Nash from Rathbun Indiana announces his cure for granulated lids and lid deformity after years of eye trouble. He details prior treatments in Des Moines and at a local eye hospital, then credits Dr Weber for a painless remedy and surgical correction at the Continental hotel. He reports his eyes are now perfectly well and signs respectfully.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NH. Nash
Appanouse County
Rathbun
Des Moines
Here
Centerville
Weber
Continental Hotel
N_ H
Nasu
Grandpa Longden 75th Birthday Celebrated at Ottley
Last Tuesday Grandpa Longden marked his 75th birthday with family gathered including Mr. and Mrs. I. W. Harp and children Orley Mrs. Joshua Willey and son Frank Seevers and James E. Longden Flagler Mrs. Mitchell and son distant relatives from Seevers and John Farrel Also present were Mrs I B Hendershot who returned from Ames and Abert Van Houweling who retires to study law at Drake University Other relatives Mable Calhoun visiting Ottumwa and Mrs Blair Moore of Ottumwa with Clara Rhinehart of Monroe visited Ralph Hendershot Last week Mrs Dr Rawson visited Des Moines
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longden
England
I. W. Harp
Orley
Joshua Willey
Frank
Seevers
James E. Longden
Flagler
Mitchell
John Farrel
I. B Hendershot
Ames
Abert van Houweling
Drake University
Mable Calhoun
Ottumwa
Blair Moore
Clara Rhinehart
Monroe
Ralph Hendershot
Newton News Briefs Highlight Local Fires and Trials
A coal famine forced Newton factories to close briefly. Miss Mable Hart and Gertrude Callison attended the Owen Penquette wedding in Colfax. A school-box supper at Kelly school was postponed due to smallpox. Jasper Lumber loss of checks and ledgers in a theft. Rev Dalby’s eldest son critically ill in Newton, with a Des Moines specialist doubtful about recovery. Miller Savage’s hearing for the Dan Gorouga shooting progressed with Austrian-interpreter due to many witnesses. Savage bound over to grand jury. A fatal shooting near Baxter left a man to kill his wife and himself. Linder, a former Newton resident, involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton
Mable Hart
Gertrude Callison
Colfax
Miss Hart
Kelly School
Jasper Lumber Company
Dalby
West North Street
Des Moines
Knoxville
Free Methodist Church
Miller Savage
Dan Gorouga
Seevers
Court House
Monte J. Carey
Savage
Tragedy in Jasper County Claims Family Life
A neighbor found a mother and child dead in a Jasper County home. The husband, Mr. Linder, in ill health and troubled, is suspected of devising the killing to end his misery. The Record notes this is the third such tragedy in a short span, reflecting rising violence in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mather
Gon
Linder
Jasper County
Sleighing to Break Up in January Thaw
Local notes report Andrew Ustermarkt a Leighton business caller on Wednesday Henry Vanden Noordt a Pella caller this week John Van Maanen a Oskaloosa caller Friday H Vanden Noordt sold his mules to Mr Baker of Oskaloosa and delivered them Saturday Miss Gladys Moody an Oska loosa caller Saturday Miss Jennie Vanden Noordt returned to her home in Pella Saturday after a week with her brother H Vanden Noordt Funeral attendance for Mrs Fred Oswandle Sunday John Moody Martin Zylstra and Thomas Johnson hauling tile for J W Buins
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Ustermarkt
Leighton
Henry Vanden Noordt
Pella
John van Maanen
H. Vanden Noordt
Mr. Baker
Oskaloosa
Gladys’ Moody
Jennie Vanden Noordt
Fred Oswandle
John Moody
Martin Zylstra
Thomas Johnson
J. W. Buins
Local Social Notes From Pella and Surrounding Areas
Sally and family visited Pella on Tuesday. Prairie City resident Mrs John Van Baalen stayed with relatives in Pella. Jake Niemandsverdriet and Mrs Pete Welle were in Pella Tuesday. Missouri resident Mr Dick visited his brother Charley Dick. Emmett Awtry and family spent Sunday in Newton with kin. Grandma Terpstra visited last week. Tuck Ager and Mattie DeBruyn wed January 13. Original Cole's Hot Blast Stoves is promoted by Van Genderen Lubberden. Sally Van Zante and daughter Carrie visited Pella Tuesday. Roy Dennis and Regena Van Gilst wed January 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuck Ager
Mattie DeBruyn
van Genderen & Lubberden
Cole’s
Sally
van Zante
Carrie
Pelia
Roy Dennis
Regena van Gilst
Kilduff
County Seat Happenings From The Journal
A Knoxville area column reports births. James Casey returns to Iowa State University. John Garrison injures a shoulder from a sidewalk fall. Ruth Crouch fractures her collarbone after tumbling from bed. Wm Devore suffers heart and stomach trouble. F W Weechter visits Pella. Mrs Waechter and Hollis visit Des Moines. Martha McClain dies north of Knoxville at 82.9. Mr Rouze of Tracy attends sister’s burial. Rev Smith to Newton over Warren Dalbey’s prognosis. Sylvanus Bell oversees his frozen father David Bell. We H Budd, elder patriarch, is moved to the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A McGarry
West Knoxville
James Casey
Iowa State University
John Garrison
East Marion St
Coward’s
Ruth
Chas. N. Crouch
Wm. Devore
August Deaths and Local News From Malvern Area
August reports the death of a son of Homer Budd and recovery details of a boy injured by a horse near town. Marion Myers, formerly with Rock Island telegraph work, plans to move to Harvey as rail company operator and agent. Booster Day set for Swan in mid January to fund school improvements and library needs. John Winegardner from Des Moines arranged ice for the Inebriate hospital. Harley Moffett, wounded in December, is discharged and returning home in good condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Myers
Malvern
Iowa
P. N. Myers
Marion
Rock Island
Pella
Harvey
Union Depot
Swan
John W. Winegardner
Des Moines
Harley Moffett
Dallas
Government ownership of printshops urged by editors
A Stafford Texas Republican letter argues for government control of printing, touting cheaper envelopes and free mailing, while accusing the state of restricting printers through penalties and unequal competition. The piece condemns government ads and credit control as unfair to private printers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
Uncle Sam
Washington
Stafford
Texas
Republican
Mary and the lamb and a village store’s fate
A fragmented verse recalls Mary losing a lamb and her brother John running a village store. John sits smoking as townsfolk pass, while Mary laments and tears flow. The sheriff closes the store out, yet he lingers near, prompting questions about other merchants and their ease of selling hell.
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Mary
John
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Adler
Y. T.van Niewaal
Franklin St
A. H. Weber
Keables
Devs
Otley
Dr. Rawson
Greely
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin
Cubberness
John van Baalen
Prairie City
John Hagen
Jake Niemandsverdriet
Pete Welle
Mr. D.ck
Missouri
Charley Dick
Emmett Awtry
Grandma Terpstra
Mrs Rose Dick
F. W. Weechter
Martha Jane
James McClain
Wm. Rouze
Tracy
Ethel Goodspeed Newman
F. M. Smith
Warren Dalbey
Sylvanus Bell
Lebanon
Kansas
David Bell
We. H. Budd
Homer J .Budd
David
Frank Norton
Wilton
Axminsters
Brussels
Ff Versteeg Co
Patna
the Royal Dutch
Bakery
Vanderpol’s Store
Music Books
Great White Smith Publishing Co
New York
Chicago
Boston
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