Chautauqua Week Celebrations and Local News
Saturday offered ideal weather for celebrations as Chautauqua opened next Monday. Sundry items note weddings, relocations, illnesses, family visits, and local trips to Spirit Lake and other towns. Notable events include George Grema Jr. marrying Mina Paterson at the court house and a steady stream of neighbors planning attendance and family outings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Anderson
Graettinger
W. Bennett
Sioux Falla
Lena Carson
West Bend
Nhura
George Grema Jr
Mina Paterson
Court House
Edward Campbell
Between Lakes and Sloughs in a Minnesota Township
A town column reports a mix of social visits and events. Anna Questad works for Mrs. Jensen. neighbors like the Sorums and Questads share news of visits, a Ladies Aid gathering, and local errands. The piece notes a July 7 event, a Tug of War second-place finish, and ongoing Chautauqua plans with prize piano details.
Chautauqua Next Week Features Indian Camp and Lectures
Chautauqua next week offers an Indian camp for children ages 6 to 14 with tepees and wickiups, led by trained young women teachers. Dr. C. F. Enyart will lecture on Bible topics, delivering a series daily. other headliners include Dr. George R. Stuart and the Redpath Concert Trio. The program also showcases the Royal English Hand Bell Ringers and the Royal Hungarian Orchestra, with Chicago Choir Boys and harpist Sarah Wathena Brown among notable acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Chalmers
Barytone
Hal Merton
Longfellow
Cooper
Hugh B. Lawrence Clothing Company
C. F. Enyart
Missouri Wesleyan College
Enyart
Addison P. Russell
Charles Coke Woods
Jesse Bowman Young
Ida Ahlborn Weeka
University ‘of Pennsylvania
Charles A. Payne
Rome the Eternal City
Payne
Mother Chautauqua
St Paul
Ostikoah
Milwauke
Merton
Metropolitan
New
Chautanqua
Royal English
Redpath
Handel
Haydon
Mozart
Mendelssohn
Wagner
Weber
Meyerbeer
Wallace
Chautauqua
Arthur J. Bursell
Boston
Royal Hungarian Orchestra
Lois Lipski
Natherville
Chicago Choir Boys
Sarah Wathena Brown
Lyceum
Brown
Adrain Newen
N. Y
Suffragists Elect Officers and Consider Convention Site
The National Woman Suffrage Association elected officers led by President Anna Shaw and Secretary Kate Gordon who agreed to re election reluctantly. A proposal to hold the next convention in Sioux Falls or Washington was referred to general officers with Washington favored but Sioux Falls offering stronger financial inducements. The next meeting place remained undecided and Frances Potter urged to join as corresponding secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate M. Gordon
Wii
Sioux Falls
Washington
Seattle
Wash
National Woman Suffrage Association
Anna ‘H. Shaw
Moylan
Rachel Foster Avery
Swarthmore
Florence Kelley
New York
New Orleans
Anna H. Shawing
Ella 9. Stewart
Chicago
Harriet Taylor Upton
Warren
Laura Clay
Lexington
Alice Stone Blackwell
Boston
Gordon
Frances Squire Potter
University of Minnesota
Miss Gordon
Louisiana State Association
Washington, D. C
South Dakota
Senate Adopts Tax Amendment Amid Turbulent Debate
Washington July 6 The Senate devoted the day to the tariff bill admin provisions and to the Brown resolution seeking state legislatures to submit an income tax amendment. Rayner fought the customs court feature. the five member court would supersede the federal circuit court on customs matters. Brown's income tax resolution was adopted unanimously after three hours of debate, with Bailey's convention route defeated. Cigar taxes faced no increase from $3 to $3.60 per thousand, while most other tobacco forms rise. Beveridge anti coupon provision favored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Rayner
United States Circuit Court
House
McCumber
Northwest
Senator Brown
Neb
Congress
Bailey
Subcommittee On Finance
Motor Steam Plows In India Introduced
A new class of modern motor steam plows is being introduced to India. One model, manufactured in London, can plow ten to fifteen acres of ordinary ground each day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
London
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Tema
Miss VanEman
C. J. Holmquist
Fort. Dodge
Wm. Kirchner
Peter
Johnny Wicks
Petersburg
Minn
Misa Agnes Luikart
F. Hendershot
Wesley Luikart
C. A. Logue
Isaac Anderson
Strawberry Point
Spirit Lake
Collivar
Iver Iverson
Fred Dowden
Grover
George Porty
Huntington
Mina Wertz
Genneta
Beryl
Iowa City
Lewis Pickell
Hstherville
Chas. B. Landis
Ceylon
Extherville
Anna Kimball
Chickagaw County
A. H. Pickell
Carol Eastman
8. F
Taylor and
N. A. Andrews
Irvin Hicca
Clayton Taylor
Walters
H. O. Duncan
Kummet County
Yara Urban
Jackson, Mina
Swan Lake
Estherville
Center ‘Township
B. F. Taylor
Drake University
Des Moines
Blininger
White
Armatrong
Graver
Sininger
Awan Lakf
Anna Questad
Jensen
Mrs. Sorum
Paulaon
Walter Fespdéset
B. Knudson
Svein I'verberg
Halvor
Wisconsin
Mrs. Wold
Knudson's
Josie Hanson
Camby
Wek
Twelve Mile Lake
Motherville
Arnolds Park
Mr. Hol Vetak
Evangeline
Marshalltown
Lona
Mr. Vetak
Mrs. Goo, Arnidal
John Jackson
The
Vindicator and
Republican’ Co
Vindicator
Hiesides
Ren't
North Seventh Street
R. J. Laurenne
W. B. Plindt
Templar Park
Louw Cranston
Huron
George R. Stuart
Frederick Hopkins
Pilgrim Congregational Church
Monroe Markley
Denver
Colorado
George D. Alden
Charles B. Landis
Indiana
Kenshaw Mountain Landis
Standard Oil Company
York
Hermann
ROYAL
Republican
J. L. Panslau
la Crosse
Estherville Chautauqua
Brother Dickey
Atlanta Constitution
Anna H. Shaw
Mas. Taylor Upton
Rey
Emmet House
Anderson Drug Co
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