Chautauqua notes and town tidbits July 1909
Weather report by John H Ver Steeg. brief notes from Peoria to Oskaloosa. locals visit relatives and friends. upcoming sales and fashion items at Wormhoudt’s. Chautauqua in progress with Mrs Van Wyngaarden and Miss Ada Wallace listed among attendees. New press at the Chronicle office. extended Western trip planned by Pella residents. various visits and family news across the area.
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John H. Ver Steeg
Weather Bureau
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Cleo van Gorkum
Oskaloosa
Dr. Payne
A. Waechter
Chronicle
New Press
Clifford Fritz
Grinnell
Pella
Walter van Wyngaarden
Ruby Everett
Otley
Wormhoudt’s
Chronicle Office
Nina Tolbert
Sully
van Wyngaarden
Lawrence van Rees
Wormhoudt
A. W. Wilbur
Newton
R. L Sadler
Mr. Wilbur
Newton Balance Valve Company
Lela McGregor
Reasner
A. P. van Houweling
T. A. Tyssling
Gertie Visser
Colorado Springs
John McGee
Ada Wallace
Stacker
Ottumwa
Wallace
P. D. Wagaman
Prairie City
Vander Pal
Ivan Shearer
Horace Buckingham
H. R. Young
H. R. Jr
North Dakota
J. H. Young
Libbie Grandin
Casey Greenwood
Neb
G. Greenwood
Donald Mair
Edmund
Eva van Wyngaarden
J. van Wyngaarden
Peoria
Peoria Herald-Transcript
Mrs. Burts
Our City
Emmetsburg
Marie Rhynsburger
Bert van Vark
F. D. Hart
Knoxville
A. N. Vander Linden
J. B. Wilson
Cornelia
Netherlands
Chicago
J. A. Biedel
C. Ver Ploeg
Oskalosa
Chautauqua
Ver Ploeg
Oskaloosa Chautauqua Association
M. E. Aid
Ten Brook
Earling House
Colorado
Portland
Seattle
Arizona
California
Canada
Kahoka
Pastor Serves as "GOP" Police Chief in Mason City
Rev. Dr. Will C. Carleton completed 48 hours as Mason City Iowa chief of police, the city’s saloonless status highlighted. He assumed duties Friday noon and relinquished power Saturday midnight, reporting three arrests and stating the need for police to practice what is preached. He said he left with faith in the police while noting ongoing wickedness in the world.
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Mason City
Will C. Carleton
Iowa
Carleton
The Reward of Mrs. McCloskey
A village tale follows McCloskey's boy from a breakfast scene to his ascent at school and university as residents celebrate his progress. Rose Murray honors his drowning rescue and villagers praise the boy who rises from humble roots to higher learning, amid ceremonial sendoffs.
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McCloskey
Rose Murray
Rose
Murray
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