Local items note visits, travel and people
A stream of brisk social notes covers visits to Des Moines Omaha Pella and nearby towns. Mentions include Willard Lyon Bart Stegeman Miss Mary Colden Miss Rose Ulrich and Dr. B F Keables plus W H Lyon and Waze. A wrecking train passed northward. Albia voted water works franchise. Jess Miller left for Camb ria. W H Lyon seeks county attorney nomination.
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Willard Lyon
Bart Stegeman
Des Moines
W. H. Lyon
Mary Colden
Pella
Oskaloosa
Albia
A. Rees
Talequah
Ind
Tri- County Press
Pella People at Orange City in Sioux County
Mrs Jnok Thomassen of Pella is visiting relatives in Orange City. Miss Lizzie Van der Linden of Pella has been visiting relatives there for a week. Isaac Silverman, under medical treatment in Chicago, is rapidly regaining health and strength, per Harvey News.
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H. A. Jennings
Des Moines
Les Moines
Orange City
Sioux Co. Herald
Mrs. Jnok Thomassen
Pella
The
City
Lizzie van der Linden
Isaac Silverman
Chicago
Harvey News
Old settlers and soldiers reunion dates set in Harvey
The Date Selected August 17th, 18th, and 19th are the days chosen for the reunion. Committees appointed, a local organization effected, and steps taken to make it an attractive event. Music top quality and noted speakers expected. Effort to secure vice presidential candidates and broad statewide advertising planned. Margaret Dykema of Pella was in town yesterday.
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Harvey
Harvey News
Chronicle's New Simplex Typesetting Machine Introduced
This week the Chronicle installs the Simplex typesetter, a fast mechanical system promising clearer proofs and fewer errors. The article explains how the two rotating cylinders, ninety channels, and keyboard-driven distribution create lines for the printer, with a call to readers to view its workings.
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Chronicle
Simplex
Tangled affairs of Kellogg man near tax case reveal old trust
G W Tomlinson of Kellogg faced a surprise disclosure on business with the treasurer. A 25 year old arrangement tied to a $4000 bond and a mortgage masked the original $2000 inheritance for a child. The bond with I L Patton as surety remains enforced, though the heirs are now of age. The matter may go before court next term to unravel the tangles and assess tax obligations.
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G. W. Tomlinson
Kellogg
I. L. Patton
Tomlinson
Patton
Newton Daily News
Fairfield pastor resigns amid allegations and move to Missouri
R Adams longtime pastor at Fairfield church sites resigns after charges alleging he spent a night with a woman posing as his wife during a Christian Endeavor convention in Albia. Board accepts resignation and bars him from pulpit until cleared. Adams moved his wife and son to Stanberry Missouri yesterday.
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R. Adams
Fairfield
Omtcta
Adams
Christian Endeavor
Albla
Tracy
Knoxville
Iowa
Stanberry
The
Christian Church
Des Moines
Monroe youth Geo Carney cut to pieces joke in Des Moines
The Prairie City News reports a sensational telegram claim that Monroe resident Geo Carney was killed by cars in Des Moines. The message proved a hoax when Carney arrived alive, confessing it was signed by a brother and sent as a prank. The incident caused distress to his mother and local mourners gathered at the train.
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Monroe
Geo. Carney
Des Moines
Prairie City
George Carney
Prairie City News
Des Moines Man to say when you're Broke
A federal court order by Judge McPherson expands and reshapes bankruptcy referee districts. Irving Johnson of Oskaloosa now oversees Wapello Mahaska Monroe Keokuk and Washington while Marion county joins Referee Ethridge in Des Moines. The reallocation affects several central Iowa counties and shifts oversight in Southern Town areas.
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Knoxville Express
McPherson
Federal Court
Town
Irving Johnson
Oskaloosa
Wapello
Mahaska
Monroe
Keokuk
Washington
Marion County
S. S. Ethridge
Des Moines
Guthrie
Dallas
Boone
Story
Silent sorrow and resolve in a hopeful quay tale
Tenderly she laid the silent white form beside those who had gone before. She did not weep at first, yet when nature seemed to fail she cried aloud and her cry echoed around the grounds. Then all became still, and she prepared to lay another egg tomorrow.
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Boston Herald
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