Local News In Brief From The Streets And Sources
County Recorder L B Tucker and family move to Hardin street. F J McNeil vacates Tucker’s old home. Senator Dolliver welcomes a new baby at Ft Dodge amid canceled Des Moines club address. An Eldora printer loses a job dispute and barrels on. L Wehrman buys a building lot north of Starr’s drug store. Al Riley to finish brick work. A Hubbard merchant’s eggs case reveals incubated eggs. A seven pound rock is traded for a twenty pound tub. Wm Koobs murders his wife with a hammer then attempts suicide. he is 50 with a large family. East Des Moines promotes investment with ads and school and church illustrations. Capital prints 12 extra pages. Evergreen lodge K of P visits Ackley. ten candidates initiated. Names listed for the delegation. Dentists Diehl and Kier to open in Smith’s building.
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Wm. Koobs
Grundy Center
Koobs
Comings and Goings In The Herald's Local World
Movements of town residents noted through the week include visits, departures for new jobs, and planned marriages. People mentioned: Joe Booth ill. Carl S. Newcomer to South Dakota. Mrs J N Veiles in town. Mrs W S Porter and daughter Hortense to Chicago. Ole Johnson to Minneapolis for a new post. Miss Gay Smith aiding in Hardin County Bank. Judge John Porter to Colorado. Miss Mildred Schultz to Ackley. Mrs Ainsley returning to Tama. Miss Marie Rovers visiting Vien township. Rev Fathers Murns and Convery visit. WW Vannon shopping in Chicago. Prof Kuehne at athletic meeting. C F Susmileh and George French departing for Oregon. Miss Helen Burling to visit Chicago. Chas Foote returns to Holstein. Chas O Ryan family hosting father and step-mother. Ross Porter visiting en route to Des Moines. Mrs Oakley to Marshalltown for Odd Fellows. Mrs August Nehring and daughter return to Oskaloosa. Lilian Hart to marry May 7 at Pipestone. C We Damon and Mrs Damon in town for New Store. Miss Pearl Fuller to Vidora to teach later. local notes on marriage announcements and store interests.
AY TRE GHURGHES events Sunday announcement
AY TRE GHURGHES presents events this Sunday with community activities and scheduled gatherings. Local organizations join to offer programs, performances, and information booths for residents across the afternoon.
Sunday church services and temperance events in Point Pleasant
Presbyterian and Congregational churches schedule morning and afternoon services with Rev W Mahtke and Rev Stanley. Temperance topics dominate the day across congregations, with a union service led by Dr Hubbard. Methodist notes praise the Easter offerings, Master Sunday program, and choir under Miss Albrook. next week Dr W G Trubbard to speak on temperance. May 2 church breakfast at six.
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Point Pleasant
Stanley
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Iowa Anti- Saloon League
Union Temperance
Wood prices flash high ahead of winter
Crescent Lumber Co advertises cord wood at 2.7 and 3.00 dollars per cord urging buyers to prepare for next winter. Dr. B. FE Purcell, practicing eye nose and throat care, is listed at an emergency hospital with May 210-30 noted.
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B. FE. Purcell
M@mergency hospital
Real estate and personal tax totals and exemptions
Tax totals show total real estate and total personal property values and credits. Penalties to 1,825,040 soldiers' exemptions at 32,600. overall tax for the above remains incomplete with a noted 1,800 amount.
Licensed to Wed Listings by County and City
A scanned notice lists individuals licensed to wed across several Iowa towns including West Burlington Ackley Ackley New Providence Union Iowa Falls and Towa Falls with names such as W Bechtold Henrietta Arends Oswald KE Tampel Carolyn W Seifken KO Bunker Grace Rush Geo I Witty Walter BE Myers Bessie Turner and Clara Thies. The fragmentary OCR reads as a public notices item cataloging upcoming marriages by locality and resident names.
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W. Bechtold
West Burlington
Henrietta Arends
Ackley Oswald KE
Tampel
Ackley Carolyn
Seifken
Ackley KO. Bunker
New Providence Grace Rush
Pet Apagn
Mes
Union Geo. I. Witty
Johns Hopkins President Urges Proper Bicycle Use
Ira Remsan, M D, Ph D, LLD, president of Johns Hopkins University, offers to help spread proper bicycle use and praises the bicycle as a friend to mankind. Also promoting Davis & Moser selling "Black Band" coal.
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Davis & Moser
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Hardin Street
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J. P. Dolliver
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Grant Club
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L. FE
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al. Riley
Starr
Mr. Riley
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Herbert A. Juff
P.M. Sheffield
O. GC. Johnson
Link H. Brennen
C. W. Pratt
Frank I. Near
Thomas Larson
J.B. Walker
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R. Quick
LJ. Stont
J. WH. Harvey
C. I. Brownell
C. W. Khenager
B. Gardner
L. 8. Packer
Jay S. Newcomer
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Drs
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Eldora, Iowa
the Herald
Joe Booth
Carl S. Newcomer
South Dakota
J.N. Veiles
Steamboat Rock
Ole Johnson
Minneapolis
Miss Gay Smith
Hardin County
John Porter
Colorado
Mildred Schultz
Marie Rovers
Tont Lawler
Vien Township
Father Murns
Rockwell
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WW. W. Vannon
Chicago
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C.F. Susmileh
George French
Oregon
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I. B. Burling
Charles Foote
Holstein
Chas. O. Ryan
Mr. Ryan
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Gertrude Porter
August Nehring
Minnie
Charles King
Oskaloosa Wednesdry
Lilian Hart
Pipestone
Minnesota
C. We. Damon
Mason City
Dasnon
Hollister
Rocky Mountain
Starx: Drug Co
Rev
Young Peoples
Citizens Bank
L. W. Harris
J. F. Hardin
Crescent Lumber Co
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