Local Notes From Vinton Reinbeck And Nearby
Sunday visits and arrivals fill the city scene with names such as Shockley Cousing Merrick Deal and Weber. Local business movers and church events mark a busy weekend including Universalist services led by Dr Atwood and Dr MecGlanuin with social gatherings and a shift in insurance roles. Agricultural price lists and Keokuk W C A junior membership highlight regional life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Shockley
Vinton
Georgs N. Cousing
BE. Bentley
F. M
Merrick
Reinbeck
H. Deal
Stanley
Iowa
Carrie Weber
Urdar Rapids
Robert Rainbow
Carson
J. J. Rainbow
Mra. Galdwell
Hazel Ann
Della Bunt
Delwein
Wd. Shaw
Will Shaw
Clarkaville
J. M. Longfellow
E. L. Carson
Grace
Chicago
Chenoe
Illinois
W. A. Slippy
Iowa Manufacturers' Insurance Company
Maud Edwards
Waterloo
Tyerett
Two Small Blazes Struck West Fourth Saturday Night
Fire damaged Hughes sisters millinery and nearby rooms at A N Ferris building near West Fourth and Jefferson. Flames started near a furnace, caused smoke and minor damage estimated under 1000 dollars. Parkhurst residence fire on Washington Street caused virtually no damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. N. Ferris
West Fourth and
Jefferson Streets
Hughes' Sisters Millinery
P. T. Massir & Sons YovEry Sfore
Jefferson Street
Musser Grocery
Musser
Hughes’ Sisters Millinery
Palatine Company of London
Des Moines
Parkhurst
Washington Street
Fourth
Washington
Hummel
Glad Tidings Depart for Omaha Revival Train
The chapel car Clad in which has run revival meetings for Walnut Street Baptist church for three weeks moved to Omaha on Monday and will continue in Nebraska interiors. Closing services were well attended and nightly sessions run 7:30 this week. Rev Beeman plans topics from Why Did Christ Die for Me to Last Vision and An Old Man's Idea of What a Young Man Ought to Be with music by Cedar Falls choir and Mr Proctor. Foley's Honey and Tar praised amid imitators. W Bitner and Wangler Bros. Todd sell it. Lt C W L Babcock, head of Thistle-down Mining in Guray Colorado, reports the shaft advanced one joint five feet. Waterloo interests remain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Street
Omaha
Nebraska
Beeman
Christ
Proctor
Cedar Falls
C. WL. Babcock
Thistte-down Mining and Milling Co
Guray Colorado
Chicago
Waterloo
Mr. Davenels
W. A. Dugane
Knights of Maccabees
Lady Maccabees
Grant Miller
Tremont
Eleventh Streets
Clara Sawyer
Associated Charities
D. N. Hurd
John Wyth
A. el. Bangert
North Collins
Rose Wyth
N.S
Irec
C.H. Batley
McMahon
C. Patterson
City Com
City Com‘molttee
Cedar Falls Calendar Sees School Term Dates Change
In Cedar Falls the winter term of the state normal school ends March 14 and the spring term begins March 21 at 9 48. Enrollment is set for March 20. Reports detail social events, visits, club meetings, and campus activities including a D A R chapter gathering, charity events, and preparations for the faculty and student body through mid March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
State Normal School
Clara A. Urenning
D. Sands Wright
Wright
Women Kidney Health Promises Relief for Nervous Patients
Women suffer kidney disorders often misattributed to sex specific diseases while kidneys remain deranged. Symptoms include nega headaches puffiness dark circles back pain signaling trouble. Foley's Kidney Gland restores health to weak nervous women, stops irregularities, strengthens urinary organs, purifies the blood, and benefits the entire system. Sold by C W Bitner and Weneter Brow Todd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
C. W.bitner
Weneter Brow, & Todd
Shadow Social A School Benefit in East Waterloo
A shadow social hosted by district No. 8 pupils at A. J. Hewitt’s near Dewar featured Miss Minnia Lukto teaching three terms. The program included piano and violin solos, recitations, dialogues, and tableaus. After the show the pupils presented Miss Lug kin a rag, shadows were sold for 25 cents to 3.10, grossing $26.70 for a school organ. about 100 attended and a lap supper followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
A. J. Hewitt
Dewar
Minnia Lukto
Misa Lufkin
Sarah Heaymont
Harvey Schner
Viola Smith
Schner
Guy Herron
Lester Sohner
Viola Collier Placa
Harvey Selmer
Glenn Dahl
Ralph Barron
Mona Hess
Hagel Smith
Mr. Hess
Pus Tis
Miss Lugkin
Sohner
Arthur Sohner
Raynard Hess
Cimmings Commission Ce Grain Markets Chicago 1996
The note references the Cimmings Commission Ce Grain and Provision Markets in Chicago dated March 12, 1996. It lists Miuors as a related term within the archival fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago, Miuors
Saloons Debate Closings On School Election Day
Waterlow townspeople debate whether saloons may stay open during school elections after Des Moines police seek an order. City solicitor Deg Maines argues the closing law does not cover the 2 school election days, while several legal authorities say saloons must close. Attorneys expect potential precedent and await a supreme court opinion. Attorney General Mullan had earlier held saloons close on school election days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterlow
Des Moines
Deg Maines
Supreme Court
Mullan
Gasoline Car Quick Trip After Overhaul
A gasoline car tested after overhaul by Illinois Central shop expert Mr. Witty traveled fast then veered off near the Mud by the passenger station. The test continued eastward to Jesup and Raymond, with slow speed near Traymond and Waterloo as the crew warmed themselves. An advertisement promotes Foley's Honey and Tar for lung troubles and Rocky Mountain Tea for women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Road Department
Witty
Illinois Central
Office Forte
Jesup
Raymond Jest
Traymond
Waterloo
Hog and sheep market trends in Chicago report
Chicago notes the day’s hogs, cattle, and sheep receipts with price ranges and market trends. Hog prices opened slightly lower and closed weak, mixed and butchers steady to heavy, near six dollars. Sheep and other livestock markets opened steady, with slight declines and expected tomorrow receipts listed. The draft includes a stray ad for Hollister's Mountain Tea and local merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Also Mentioned on This Page
James 8. Ramasay
Creston
J. W. F. Babcock
Ida Grove
Mr. Babcock
The
Western Mutual Insurance Association
Knights of Pythias
Grundy-Haridin
Order
Ackley
Hermin Miller
Town Manufacturers’ Insurance Company
W. A. Crecellus
Marshalltown
William Galloway Co
Robinson-Hieber Dry Goods Co
Robinson Dry Goods Co
J. W. Forbes
Denver
R. A. Dankelberg
DB. Dankelberg
J. G. Ralston
G. Ralston
Universalist Special Services
Sunuay
Universalist Church
Atwood
W. H. MecGlanuin
P. Fedderson
First Lutheran Church
Mrs. Fedderson
Steeis
Tye
Hutter
Hay
Timothy
Pioneer
Royal
Graham
Keokuks
Wilbert Sthallenberger
Logan Hotel
Office Bours
Hotel Forter
Waverly
Dusan
Throne
Sinol
Wilbert
Shallenberger
Swood Bi
Hiagga
Relwenees
Ferris
Parkhurat
Foley & Co
W. Bitnet
Wangler Bros. & Todd
Residues
Mary Street
Corm Bell Faome
Anna Gertrude Childs
Fiormnal
Cedar Falla
de Grout Brittain
Rockford
Julia Plercalt
Franklin Street
Adam Wagner
L. H. Severin
I. D. Corning
W. A
Hostrop
Wild & Wise
Vilray North
Harvey Metzger
Miss McCoullough
Breckenridge
G. S
OC. H. Nims
L. W. Pariah
Misses Hoagland
Town
Great West
WM. Holland
Rockiea
Portland
Seattle
Tacoma
San Francisco
Los Angeles
San Diego
Pacific Coast
California
Puget Sound
Ali
L. W. Wakeley
Neb
Cimmings Commission Ce
Minneapolis
A. M. Ake
Wood
Ind
Yarstona
O. W. Bitner
Wangler
Broa
Todd
Ald
Hale
Wash
Alne
Kialesa
Rocky Mountain
Breod
Hollister
B. R. Perkins
Towa
Wisconsin
West
Hotel Metropole
Horace Af Bryant
Beatié
Uneeda Biscuit
Wational Biscuit Company
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