Notable Iowa Figures and Events From 19th Century to 1920s
A collage of historical notes recounts C C Wolf a Parkersburg banker and local benefactor who funded a Methodist church and built a grand home then faced reverses. It also mentions early cattle drives to Lord Selkirk’s colony, a German consul secretary becoming a teacher, Iowa politics and 1856 Republican ties, state motor vehicle license harmonization talks, heavy midwestern snow disarray, and performances by Gilda Gray and Gertrude Ederle in Des Moines with earnings noted.
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C.C. Wolf
Parkersburg
Butler County
St Francisville
Bite ‘Me
Richard C
Lewis Musiek
St. Charles
Lord Selkirk
Canada
Selkirk
Musiek
Giles
University of Frieburg
St. Luis
Teachers College
Knoepfhler
Towa
Horace Boies
GW. Henderson
Rolfe
Pocahontas
Joh C. Fremont
Iowa
Eiher
Esota
North
South Dakota
Wisconsin
Slasky
Ilinois
Independence
Central
Ionwa
Gilda Gray
Des Moines
Sne
Tady
Gertrude Ederle
English Channel
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Northwestern
Bell Telephone Co
Oi Roi
Ona
Syste
Crier
Fairvied
Doon
John Marsman
Ben J. Meylink
First National
Bank OF ‘Rock Valley
Peter Spruyt
Phess
Rock Valley
Vander Poel
Dahi's
CJ Kessler
Suzanne ‘Shuler
Lela Shuler
Barbara Shuler
Euda. Wiggerman
Kathryn Keegan
Evelyn Landschutte
William
Norton
Inn
Walter Schemmer
Mary Flynn
Valencia
Texas
Marie Klein
Harriet Wiggerman
Francis McNamara
Clarence Keegan
Ambrose ‘Higgins
Horace Walpole Pewter Jug
The
Berkshires
Harriet N. Connell
the Opera House
Milwaukee
le Ats SS
Rock Valley, Iowa
Rock Valley Grain CO
John: Coert