Ladies Aid apron sale and community bake sale date set
The Ladies' Aid Society will host an apron sale in the M E church basement on Saturday May 2 with cakes candy popcorn and hot coffee sandwiches doughnuts ice cream and cakes. Everyone invited and refreshments served.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
M. E
H. H. Hoyt
Webster City
Mr. Hoyt
G. C. Grove
E. E. Grove
Arline
Pees City
IG. G. Grove
Charles Archer
A. M. Hefert
W. D. Heathman
P. R. Henderson
Rolfe
James Mulvaney
Estherville
J. W. Mangan
Fort Dodge
J. M. Bush
Minnie
Viola
Gilmore City
C. D. Ferguson
Harry Wegele
Ayrshire
G. F. Grove
Curlew
Gus Thompson
Prof. Missman
Plover Mercantile
W. S. Hendricks
8S. M. Clover
Angus, Minn
C. P. Lathrop
J. S. Pirie
Hiram
Ruthven
Robt. Anderson
Jos. McEwen
Twigg & Hofert
Frank Mattison
A. W. Hess
A. O. Nicholas
Menahga
Minn
J. D. Hilton
New Discovery Cures Cough Says Local Ad
Dr King s New Discovery advertised as a remedy for feverish coughs colds and throat and lung irritation. A testimonial from J T Davis of Stickney Corners Maine claims cure after other remedies failed. Also notes church social and Ladies Aid apron sale at Plover M E Church with about eighty attendees.
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Wiewer Drug Co
Plover
M. E
G. J. Poppenheimer
Epworth League
Ladies’ Ald Society
Farewell thanks and local notices from Plover Iowa
Card of Thanks from Halderdale expresses gratitude for a farewell surprise party at the M. I. Helvig home and a gift. For sale notice lists Early Yellow seed corn for inquiries to Fred Forsythe in Plover Iowa. Weather Crop Bulletin reports a dry warm week ending April 26 1914 with spring seeding finished fields ready for corn fruit crop prospects good frost impact minimal and trees turning green under direction of Geo M. Chappel.
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Plover and
M. I. Helvig
Halderdale
Fred Forsythe
Plover
Iowa
Geo. M. Chappel
Notice to settle debts at Plover Mercantile Co
All persons indebted to the Plover Mercantile Co. are urged to call at the store or bank and make settlement so the books may be closed promptly. H. H. Hoyt requests prompt action.
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Plover Mercantile Co
H. H. Hoyt
Learning the Game It Was a Question Which Side Was Teaching
Buckwalter nephew of George B. McClellan seeks political work but is sent to a tough lower east side district. Murphy assigns him to a district leader who complains the two men have routed his gang, with Buckwalter and his valet dominating the field.
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Brinton Buckwalter
George B. McClellan
New York
MacClellan
Charlie Murphy
Tammany
Buckwalter
Madison Avenue
Roosevelt
Murphy
Lower East Side
Sanctus
The Public Returns to Delicate Cheeses in Taste Claim
Oscar of New York declares the public has returned to delicate cheeses such as chevre and brie, noting a shift toward milder flavors and refined textures in contemporary tastes.
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Oscar
New York
Shipped Gorgonzola Cease and Threats Noted
A New York Tribune fragment references a coarse demand for gorgonzola cheese with a warning to "shoot it" if not sent. The odd note appears among disjointed lines about contacting for the shipment.
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New York Tribune
Fire prompts frantic grab of city directory in theater blaze
A fire in Francis Wilson's dressing room forces him to flee with a city directory amid a rush of fear. He saves the directory as his cherished item while a fireman urges him to hurry. The anecdote sits alongside an altered line from Sir Walter Scott about a motto for an inn and a brief note on bulldozing a bull.
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Francis Wilson
Chaucer
City Directory
Sir Walter Scott
Sir Walter
Flodden Inn
Bloddenfield
Bull in Lane Returns Home After Fence Breakthrough
A pasture breach leads to a cow pasture encounter with a roaming bull. Two youths pursue with pitchforks as the animal charges, vaults two barbed wire fences, and heads for home after a dramatic elm tree standoff. The tale closes with a college lesson on learning for unforeseen use.
Iowa Item Highlights Parochial Plans and Local Events
Summary of Iowa items: possible $750000 for St Ambrose cathedral and new parochial school in Des Moines. parole board sessions at Fort Madison. two year Stillwater sentence for Jacob Metz of Chicago cattle interests. fire damages to Middleton Auto garage at Eagle Grove. Ames mayor Parley Sheldon recovering from illness. R J Belt announces progressive congressional bid. Rock Island agent A Harvey dies in Washington. Archbishop Keane to lecture in Des Moines May 20. anniversaries for Mr and Mrs William Atkinson of St Anthony. Dubuque district court verdict for Mrs Bora Brazzell in murder case. classified ads for J I Case Planter and work horse sale in Rolfe.
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St. Ambrose Cathedral
Sixth Avenue
High Street
Des Moines
Sisters of Charity
Board of Parole
Penitentiary
Fort Madison
John Clay
Nevada
Smith McPherson
Keokuk
Jacob Metz
Chicago
Hvestock
Stillwater
John Saar
Cantril
Middleton Auto Company
Eagle Grove
Parley Sheldon
Ames
R. J. Belt
Waterloo
Congress
A. Harvey
J. J. Keane
Dubuque
Middle West
William R. Atkinson
St. Anthony
Atkinson
Bora Brazzell
Charles Brazzell
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Peterson & Ehlers
Plover Mercantile Company
Plover Meat Market
Joe Soucer
Prop
THE
Plover Savings Bank
Plover, IA
Rentet
Grain and Feed Co
Booster
Mallard
Havelock
Booster Club
College of Agriculture
Reuho
J. I. Case
J. W. Mangan’s
I. M. McKim, Rolfe
Fred Grove Plover
Northwest
Regal
Columbian Graphophone Co
Columbia
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