The Julia Plumb School of Music Opens Classes
The Julia Plumb School of Music offers advanced piano voice pipe organ and theory lessons taught by Miss Phibb Mrs Ray M Lewis Mrs L K Brooks and Mrs C H Suliman. A corps of primary teachers conducts home lessons and a teacher specialty course is provided.
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Julia Plumb
Miss Phibb
Alss
Lillian Dietz
Maude Waterfield
Ray M. Lewis
L. K. Brooks
C. H. Suliman
Women Seeks Death in Despairing Act at Gedar Rapids
Mildred B. Krowley aged 31 daughter of My and Mrs Gibson of 1601 Second Avenue ended her life Tuesday night by taking strychnine in a personal crisis. She had suffered health issues since childhood leaving her unable to attend school or enjoy life. A note to her parents expressed weariness of life. Her death occurred in the bathroom after a close watch on her actions. Physicians arrived too late to help. The coroner King was not notified.
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Gedar Rapids
Qet
Mildred B. Ksowley
Gibson
Howley
Second Avenue
Wal Kent
State News in Brief from Iowa Colleges and Cities
Plans were perfected by the Iowa State Agricultural College suffragist association at Ames for a facwley parade of suffragists on October 29, the last day of the state convention. A farm house near Stratford was destroyed by fire, its hose insured for 880 dollars and valued at 2000. Hubbell volunteer firemen reportedly resigned and turned over records to the city council. David Evans died from injuries suffered in a Des Moines brick yard accident. Clinton sent workers to Red Oak to buy a fine gelding team Pac and Pac, offering 1095 dollars, likely higher now. Governor Cummins notified Dr. Wassam of the State University school of economics of his appointment to represent Iowa at the American Prison Association meeting in Richmond, November 14 to 18. John Heftin of Creston attended the Orient show. A Cedar Rapids incident involved a batter breaking a bat, striking a man. Mrs. Watters, once at the Globe hotel, attempted suicide by drowning her. Fatty Wallers, her husband, has been in the city. Clarinda residents discuss an intraurban line to Tartko, Missouri via College Springs. Nearly 1000 feet of eight-inch casing arrived at Herndon for a gag well project. C. H. Baker, company manager, said work will speed after casing is installed.
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A. B. Cummins
G. W. Wassam
The
State University School of Economics
American Prison Association
Richmond
John Heftin
Creston
Orient
Cedar Rapids
Roy Walley
Montezuma
Rau
Car
W. P. Lockwood
Dubuque Soup House Opens Amid Election Week Turmoil
Des Moines bound long distance walker John Walsh, in a $5000 waiting contest, is allowed to resume journey after judge's ruling. Dubuque opens a soup house replacing a former saloon as students plan to vote, while Fort Des Moines eyes a chapel. Town topics include livestock deaths, farm implement fights, and a mix of local news from Ames to Grinnell.
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John Walsh
United States Army
Des Moines
San Francisco
Stewart
Walsh
Nominations Set for Ia I O F Officers at Marshalltown
The grand lodge of Iowa I O F met for its first annual session in Marshalltown with LW Smith of Des Moines presiding. Officers elected include Grand Master L W White and Deputy Grand Master D B Gunn new terms. Rebekah women also named officers and reported lodge totals and gains for the year.
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Marshalltown
Grand Lodge of
Iowa
I. QO
LW. Smith
Des Moines
L.W. White
Woodbine
Red Oak
N. c. Tung
Marion
R. L Tilton
Hindorff
Newton
J. H. Hendersonu
Indianola
Order
L. Silberstein
Davenport
I. G. Chapin
Union
J. F. Meginnity
Knowlton
Scribe
R. J
Tilton
P_ A. Lusk
War Grave
J. Y. Arrassmith
Bayard
W. W. Brunton
Boone
IW. S
Rebekah
Hattie Barquist
Helen Prescott
Maeson
City
Lena T. Ring
Marlon Luluk
Hall
Montezuma
Emme Mc Wurray
Mary Steele
Knoxville
Eile’ K Nicher
Emily Counts
Mapleton
Elizabert Matheney
Keokuk
Barbara. Tucker
Council
Jows
Marion Divides Over Transfer of Rev Mershon and Rev Pye
Friends of Rev Mershon recently moved from Toledo to Marion protest his transfer while Toledo resists letting Mershon go and refuses to accept Rev Pye. Committees from both churches plan talks with Bishop Lewis to resolve the matter as Iowa church history may be made.
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Marion
M. Mershon
Upper Town
Toledo
Nathaniel Pye
Marton
Mershon
Pye
Ai. Mershon
Freshman Sophomore Sock Fight Change At Prreans College
The annual freshman sophomore sock fight at Prreans college in Fairfield is to be reformed next year with a new form yet to be decided. Judge mil McClain and his son Donald McGlain have returned from Europe and are planning to resume legal practice in Des Moines.
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Sock
Prreans College
Fairfield
Mil McClain
Supreme ‘Court
Donald McGlain
New York
Donald McClain
Des Moines
Judge McClain
Supreme Court
Second Little Victim Dies After Explosion Injuries
Paul Gronau, age unknown, died at Finley hospital following severe burns from a powder explosion last week. He was the eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Gronau, with three sisters and two brothers, and his funeral was held Wednesday at St Pauls Sutherfy Church at 2:90 o'clock.
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Waterloo Theatre
A. J. Busby
Mgr
W. Turner
Tom Cannon
Alain
Sam Axn Lee Shubert Papsenr
Minnie Dupree
Castel
Syndicate Theatre
Alj
Dusby, Mar
Sherman
Blue Grass Belle
Dreamland
Dreamland Theatre
Burch Bros. Go! Ladies Furnishings
Doty’s Shoe
Fessler & Demmel
McCune High Class Clothiers
Hall-Ekfest Co
Huess Furnishings
Knapp Drug Co
Fine Drugs
Ga. m
Sam
Chas. Sherwood
Nav
Acase
East 4Th St
Tremoni
W. Sixth Street
Suicide
Brink
IoWa State Agricultural College
Hoone
Ames
Olof
Stratford
Hubbara
David Evans
Shackleford
Clinton
Pac
Weil
Clarinfla
Tartko
College Springs
Page County
Abow
Missouri
Herndon
C. H. Baker
Dubuque
Eichhorn
Bechtel
Jath
Clay
Animerly
Aa Dubuque
Fort Des Moines
Congress
WL. Denton
Town Central
Third Street
Denton
Atlantic Northen & Southern
Atlantic
Willisea
Montgomery County
Cass County
Noble Township
Alteged Farm Implement Trust
Town Fats
Implement Trust
Alden
Piano
Thomas Chambers
Ft. Dodge
Chambers
Grinnell Retail Merchants and Manufacturers’ Association of Grinnell
Ames'college
State University
Thirty-ninth Iowa Infantry
Carlisle
Laura Miller
Winterset
Crumminotts
Mer
AB Dregen
Baker
Philadelphia
Traer
Tegel
Dea Moines
Harlan
State Historigal Department
William Christopherson
Muscatine
Jeff Ieze
Wis
Waterloo
Els Hath. Myers Orchestra
Kleinath
Penn
Bucknell
North Texas
George Cashe
Pacer
Christian Hits
Lexington
C. M. Grepough
New Hampshire
AL Kuehnaw
Duluth
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LaCrosse
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Superior
Armory Athletic Club
Boston
Pachkey , McParland
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Matty Baldwin
Chicago Cubs
Mordecai Brown
Imlaybrg
Jist
Agures
iMre
Paul Gronau
Elks Hall
Bararr
Cail
J. M. Beekley
J Town
J. R. Jackson
Osteopathic
Nerveuy
Foome
Syndicate Building
Fr. E. McStay
Turner & Gould
A. d. Wittick
Prap
Nick Webber
F. P. Murphy
Frank
Krueger
ACME
Humphrey & Stevens
Ms National Oyster Carrier Company
Norwalk
Connecticut
Hartong
Franklin and
Logan Ave
C. B
Bell
Omoke
Cinco Cigars
Waterloo Flour Market
Emily
Gedar Falls Union Mill Co
Fowler Co. Wholesale Grocers
Owa
Sprejaji
Chicago
East Fourth Street
Knipp & Roth
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