Readlyn Defeats Town Team 7 to 6 in Tight Match
Sunday a Readlyn visit saw the Readlyn team edge the town opponents 7 to 6 in a close game. Mrs Geo Winegar and Mrs W visited Pleasant Hill before planning a move to Readlyn and a new home at Rudd. The Hough children illness delayed a family move while Miss Clark returned to duties in the schoolroom and the Hermin Thean cousin from Germany visited Readlyn.
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Readlyn
Geo. Winegar
West Bate
Pleasant Hill
Will
Rudd
Dr. Dunham
Hough
Hermin Thean
Germany
Jesup News Briefs From May Festival and Local Events
May 6 report notes Rev G E Reader and wife planning six weeks east for vacation. Local improvements include F H Nunnemacker’s new cement sidewalk, and Rev J J Horsfield attending a priests’ meeting at Independence. Jesup baseball lost to Winthrop 6 4 with LeMaster on the mound. next Saturday a Jesup vs Fairbank game at the Jesup park.
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G. E. Reader
Kett
F. H. Nunnemacker
J. J. Horsfield
Independence
Jesup State Bank
Border
Oplwein
Cordner
E. A. Daily
Winthrop
Jesup
Big Mac
LeMaster
Fairbank
Chas. Marsh
Farm news and social notes from a Thursday region roundup
May 6 noted cold rains delaying farm work while Dr. Durham attends the Bunger baby. HL Thran and wife spent Sunday with home folks. Mrs. Gifrow and children visit their husband here for a few days. Aus Veener and son from Waterloo returned after visiting C. L. Stoft. Hodges and Hodges relatives from Waverly visited. Mrs. Dunham recovering and near home. EB Hodges absent, LaSvelle from Waverly here for EB Hodges. Henry Henricks returns from Parkersburg on teleg ram union business. The ball team traveled to Crane Creek.
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Lizzie Tribon
Harry Dunlap
Cordissouse
Alma Dunham
Stella Pingrea
Triumph
Dunham
Waterloo
Oklahoma
Laura Annett
Hampton
Swartzell
Clark Hart
Jesup
Kate Webber
Geo. Rehberg
Baldwin
Clint Hults
M. Wilbur
Gedar Falls
Wade
Littleton Friends
Aid Society
Francis Home
Tthe Hotel
Messrs
Sanders and
Meskell
Delwain
Ratchford
Independence
Afr
Monc Jures
Henry Burrell
Mary Srnkey
Hirdena
E. G. Howard
Nebraska
Kincaid
Ai. Howard
Gladys McLaughlin
Grustha
Lutheran Church
Lobeck
Readiyn
Olga Kungefuss
William Fréderick
Frederick
Peirbank
Fairbank
Will Gusse
Annie Schmidtke
Littleton
Laken
Gusse
Ralph Stevenson
Linn Grave Hag
P. H. Fockler
Stevenson
Melissa Zimmer
S. J. Curtis
Sora Gallup
Stella Pingree
Frank Rehberg
Hattie Weeple
Alvin Lick
Tienry Dorman
Liberal
Missouri
Aame
Inlaw
Dorman
Seventh Michigan Cavalry
Hattie Dorman
Manrass
Mienrass
Nin
Man
Ross
Durham
HL Thran
Gifrow
Veener
C. L. Stoft
Regen
Aus
J. Hodges
Waverly
EB. Hodges
A. F. Miller
Umion
Henry Henricks
Parkersburg
Crane Creek
Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills advertised relief for pains
An ad promotes Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills as fast relief for headaches rheumatism neuralgia and other pains. It claims quick effect with no after effects and includes testimonials from users in various towns praising the product and noting their long term use. The pills are described as small and cheap at 25 cents for 25 doses, sold by druggists nationwide.
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Miles
Silas Kihner
Silas Kihner & Co., Binghanton, N.Y
Dr. Kilmer
Binghamton, N
Local Notes From Vernon On May Week News
May 6 report from Vernon details Mrs. Joe Brown's illness but partial recovery. Lucretia Newel visits from Sun. Wred. Webster enjoys a new top buggy. Anne Repp expects to finish work at Charles Pauls soon. Frank Webb of Hu ron buried in Janesville cemetery after Monday arrival. George and Iva Phelps visit Shall Rock farm. D K Smalting visits Oral Smalling. Jake resides south of Waterloo. George Pepin helps lay blocks at WHI Peck's for the barn. Mrs Stewart Ligen of Cascade visits relatives. Pattee buys organ for Charles Howe at Janesville.
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Joe Brown
Lucretia Newel
Wred
Webster
Anne Repp
Charles Paul's
Frank Webb
Huron
Jattesville
George and
Iva Phelps
Shall Rock
D. K. Smalting
Oral Smalling
Jake
Waterloo
George Pepin
Janesville
Local notices recall weather woes and church visits
In Littleton area residents bemoan continued cold storms while families send sick reports and attend services. A gray granite monument was placed at Floyd Haven's grave. Rev Reeder of the M E church plans to preach at 3:00 PM Sunday and other local visits are noted including families from Fairbank and Independence.
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Rinehart Yribon
Nettie
Floyd Haven
Reeder
M. E. Church
Charlea Emerson Jesup
T. B. Darlam
Muniby
Independence
M. EB
McGranahan
Fairbank
Patrick Joyce
St. Joseph's
Ovn
Father M. Cooney
Foresters
Doctor Escorts Sufferer After Explosion Injury
A doctor hitched the horse and transported the injured person to Jesup where anaesthetics were administered and wounds dressed. The full extent of eye injuries remained unclear. Had the blast affected the intended victims, Mr. Manross and his young daughter nearby would likely have died.
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Jesup
Uncle Joe Cannon Turns 72 Birthday at Capitol and Waxes Poised
Washington May 7 Speaker Cannon aged seventy two today received warm greetings from friends and admirers at the Capitol and beyond. The party veteran, born May 7 1886 in Guilford North Carolina, rose from clerk to lawyer then states attorney before entering Congress in 1874 and becoming Speaker in 1903 amid continued service with only one term interruption. He remains physically fit for a possible summer campaign.
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Gannon
Washington
Cannon
Beleve
Nominaton
Chicago
Joe
Capitol
White House
Lori
Guilford
N. C
Indiana
Cincinnati
Tuscola
Danville
May 7 Hog and Cattle Markets Report Chicago
Chicago May 7 hogs mixed and butchers sold 5.20 to 6.67 with good to choice heavy 5.65 to 6.40. hogs more active than yesterday. Cattle market opened steady and closed good to steady. stockers dull. Sheep market weak to lower. Estimated tomorrow receipts 48,000 hogs. yesterday's receipts 54,46.
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Chicago
Yoo
Navy Sailors Parade Through San Francisco Streets
San Francisco witnessed a massive parade as more than 5 000 sailors from Admiral Evans fleet marched through downtown amid cheering crowds. The event, with 16 naval bands and thousands of uniformed personnel, featured Army contingents from the Presidio and civic groups, ending with a reviewing at a downtown dais where Secretary Metcalf and Rear Admiral Merry Glass stood beside Evans. A separate item notes a Sheffield Cement Tile and Block plant project in field field. Wyoming Republicans gathered to back Taft at the Chicago convention.
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San Francisco
Cal
Pacific Coast
Admiral Evans
Presidio
National Guard
Orders of Native Sons Acd Bictive Daughters
Aareket Street
Connecticut
Une
Vermont
Missouri
Maine
Alabama
Feet
Evans
Teviewei the Pigeant
Navy
Metcalf
Merry Glass
W.R. Miller
Ciass
Gillett
Eclty
Taylor
City draws a lemon in Waterlon suit dismissal
City receives notice that the appeal in Wattera vs Waterlon was dismissed by the supreme court. The district court verdicts totaled 1 090 dollars after prior trials and appeals, with the city likely responsible for 1 000 dollars plus all costs, ending the case pending further action.
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Watterl Ve. City
Supreme Court
Wattera
Waterlon
Waterloo Horse Market Sees Wide Value Gaps Amid Demand
May 7 Waterloo reports varied horse values with top quality animals drawing attention and commanding the highest prices while medium grades lag behind a month. Buyers seek good stock, orders from the bottom tier grow modestly, and drivers move more freely as the market remains steady overall with noted price spreads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Farmers Market Shows Strength In Hay And Cattle Trade
Hay values edge up under light deliveries as timothy and straw quotations hold firm. Cattle trade remains quiet with good stocker and feeder demand but high prices. hog prices slip after a big Chicago run. Kilmer Swamp Root ad appears amid livestock and grain market notes.
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Timothy Hay
RYE Spashiewys Saerenece
TOU
Indigestion Cure Promises Health Via Pink Pills
A newspaper feature touts Dr Williams Pink Pills as a remedy for digestive ills. It cites Amalia Gwinn of Chicago and a doctor’s praise, claiming relief from indigestion, weight gain, and better digestion after use. The ad invites readers to buy pills at 50 cents per box or six for $9.50 and to request a copy of What to Eat and How to Eat.
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Lucy
Amalia Gwinn
Varnon Arene
Chicago
Tutre Haute
Ind
Dr. Williams
Williames
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