Chautauqua Week Sets July 7 to 18 Actions
Redpath-Vawter Chautauqua plans a July 7 18 run with seven musical offerings led by Bohumir Kryllt Royal Gwent Choir and Ada Roach. Notables include Bishop Struts Gov Patterson and Opie Read with a Peace Pageant and Laurant the master magician. Local lawyers Coon and Bammer form a joint practice amid office changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. F P. Graham
Redpath-Vawter
Bohumir Krylt
Royal Ghwent Clee
United States
Kellogg-Haines Singing Party
Grand Opera
Lyceum and
Ohautauqua
Ada Roach
Ellis Island
Homer C. Struts
South America
Americas
Malcom RK. Patterson
Tenessee
Lyceum
Chautauqua
Ryan Lake Woman's Club Meeting Notes and New Members
The Ryan Lake Woman's Club met at Mrs Will Roll's home with 22 present. New members Mrs M. 4. South and Mrs Will Gordon joined. Mrs Em met Moore presided. Corresponding secretary notes from former members Mrs Stanley Calkins and Mrs R A Bovnard now of Hillsboro. Deliciona lunch served. next meeting with Mrs Walter Kohn on April 26. The K P lodge No 14 expands after losing its charter. rooms leased from Western Union to be refurbished for lodge and club use, aiming for one of the town s best appointed lodge rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ryan Lake
Walter Kohn
Loos! K.P
Eatharville Lodge
No. 14
Red Gauntlet Lodge
Harmory
Western Union
Woman Suffrage Meeting in Estherville Area April Event
A series of suffrage talks and lectures led by Mrs. Albert McMahon of Minnesota and Mrs. Frank D. Mingworth highlight a weekend schedule in Estherville and nearby towns. Events include a Saturday meeting at 3 p.m. in the Rest Room, a Thursday to Saturday suffrage school by Mrs. Jelly Oh Stewart in Emmetsburg, and talks in Sibley. The nationwide vote on suffrage looms at the June 6 primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estherville
Albert McMahon
Min-neapons
Minta
Woman Suffrage, Association
Iowa
Towa
McMahon
Oho
New York
Minnesota
Minnesota Association
Lowa
Prank D/Mugworth
Elimmetsburg
Slingworth
Kossuth
Hingworth
Sibley
Meebling
Jelly Oh, Stewart
Chicago
Emmetsburg
Stewart
Illinois
National Woman Suffrage Association
Emmebsburg
U S Soldier Killed as Riot Scatters Del Rio
A Private Ward of Company A Twenty-fourth Infantry was killed in a riot at Del Rio Texas on April 10. Several other soldiers were injured as tensions between black troops and Del Rio residents escalated after a Ranger shooting. A telegram to Secretary Baker urged immediate steps to prevent bloodshed and a full investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Paso
Ward
Twenty-fourth Infantry
del Rio
Tex
Washington
Garner
Texas
Baker
Joseph Jones
C. (. Belcher
John R. Ammond
Texas Rangers
Funston
Estherville Lodge honors Chris Rosenberger with twenty year jewel
At a regular Estherville lodge meeting W A Beymer presented Chris Rosenberger with a gold veteran jewel marking twenty years of faithful service. Beymer praised Rosenberger for guiding the order through recent storms, likening him to a pilot steering the ship to prosperity with harmony among officers and members. The article notes Spirit Lake is said to be higher than ever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estherville Lodge No. 14
E. P
Chris Rosenberger
Order
W. A. Beymer
Rosenberger
Beymer
Farmers Seek Arbitration To Avert Railroad Wage Dispute
Farmers urged arbitration as a peaceful path to settle the wage dispute between railroads and their workers. Reports warn a strike could disrupt crop marketing, prompting commercial clubs and farmers to press managers and union leaders to submit to arbitration. Farmers vow active cooperation to ensure a settlement by this method.
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Uluha
Norrhwegt
Hem
Binaineaa
Farmera
Seed Corn Swindlers Warned by County Agent
Eldridge County Agent warns farmers statewide about traveling seed corn swindlers who take orders for weed corn and collect payment without delivering. References offered are unreliable. order locally or from a trusted seed firm. Soil conditions affect maturity, and seed origin should match shipping location to ensure crop success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haven
Emmet
Man
Baptist Brotherhood Class Elect Officers at Meeting
The Brotherhood Class of the Union Baptist Sunday School held its annual parsonage meeting on Monday. Officers elected for the coming year include President KF M Wagoner, Vice President J A Campbell, Treasurer J Doolittle, Librarian BH Yeomans, with Rev J Frederic Atlin as teacher and J A Campbell as assistant teacher. New plans for stronger work were set to be announced, light refreshments and a social hour followed.
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Brotherhood
Union Bapital Sunday School
Mhe
Withers
M. Wagoner
J. A. Campbell
R. H. Sheldon
Sorrenson Sells City Laundry to Walker With April Possession
H. J. Sorrenson has sold the city laundry to L. C. Walker of Charles City with possession set for April 22. Sorrenson plans to enter the automobile trade and may form a partnership with EK. By Lohr in the Studebaker yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Sorrenson
L. C. Walker
Charles City
Four Big Shows on Yankee Miubinson Three Ring Circuit
In Bagherville on April 25 the Yankee Miubinson Three Ring Circus offers four separate shows the Vipeus proper the Texas Bills Wild West the Carl Hoffenback trained Animal exploitation and the Parker Pacific Carnival Company One admission ticket allows attendance at three shows with no extra charge Carnival tickets are only needed for the downtown street carnival Trains are arranged to the big show and crowds are predicted local excitement peaks for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yankee Miubinson
Vipeus
Texas Bills Wild West
Carl Hoffenback
Parker Pacific Carnival Company
Bagherville
Rock Island Engineer A E Ammon Hurt In Rock Rapids Wreck
A E Ammon, Rock Island passenger engineer between Rock Island and Sioux Falls, was badly hurt when his engine collided with an Illinois Central freight at a crossing in Rock Rapids. He suffered a fractured shoulder, two broken ribs, and other bruises, and was brought home for care. The incident was deemed not his fault as the freight crew allegedly did not stop at the crossing. Ammon remains under medical treatment and considers himself fortunate to be alive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. FE
Ammon
Rock Island
Here
Sioux Falls
Rock Rapids
Illinois Central
Ilinois Central
Rock Island Crossing
Siata School For Tataphone Operators At Gardaton
A two day Siata School for Tataphone Operators led by Misa Barnes from Iowa State College was held at the Gardaton Hotel last Thursday and Friday. Attendees included chief operators from multiple towns. the event showcased standard operating methods and highlighted growing telephone demands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gardaton Jiotel Thoraday
Misa Barnes
Fingineering Fixtension
Towa State College
Mise Dallas
Des Moines
Amerlean Telephone & Telegraph Co
Mias Klink
Sheldon
McFarland
Sanborn
Misa Schlach
Matlock
Miss Betta
Misa Kenyon Firaé Tail
Spencer
Swagg
Milford
Mias Ruff
Sioux Rapids
Mra. Meater
Bancroft
Miss Jenks
Ledyard
Laura Johnson
May Johnson
Mies
Grey
Spirit Lake
Miss Kellar
Terril
Miss Qagley
Mrs. Marshall
Toree Sesalohe
King and Grand Theaters
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Redpath
Vawter
Col. Gao
W. Bath
Ople
B. M.coon
Bammer
Coon and
Robert Clasby
Woman's Suffrage Meeting
New Street
Jas. Doyle
Itha Meath
Doyle
Joe Flood
The
Western Electric Company
Nan Brothers Clothing Store
Pmaens
U.S
del Rio, Tex
Villa
Pershing
Arriatta Brothers
Villistas
Walter Nelson
Fae Converse
Porahorttas
Presbyterian Church
Welock
B.C. Mitchell
Seb. Converse
Nelsor
Groum
Shadle Drug Co
Pinahontas
Pocahontas
Thei
Farmars
Baptist Brotherhood
U. S
Yankee Robinson
A. E. Ammon
Rock Island Wreck
Ani
Midet
Alva Davis
OG. D. Wilder
Iota
C. Sono
Malvin Huntvalle
Arthur Fouta
Ernes Dowden
Friend
Harry Hanson
Qraver
Max Sidles
John Sidles
Knaina Fouts
BF. Pyler
Anne Amimoneon
C. Haneon
Huntnzton
Pr. A. Fouts
W. Lucas
North Fourth Atmnet
Hatherville
H. J. Sorrengon
Siata
Paris
Ed Anderson
High Lake l Township
Graettinger
Anderson Hospital
Anderson
Hknmet County
Graetlinger
Sheriif Nivison
Commission of
J. Kunkel
Ladies Guild
Jas. Rainey
Tech
Peterson Broa
Antlers
Consomme Deseuignac
Lake
Saratoga
Waters
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