Death of Miss Lizzie Tinnes in county town
After a ten month illness linked to tuberculosis Miss Lizzie Tinnes died at her home at twenty minutes to three. Born February 9 1885 in Keokuk county she was one of nine children of Nick and family. The Catholic funeral is planned at Clear Creek church with time not yet set. The community mourns her loss and mourns Nick Tinnes as he lies very ill.
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Lizzie Tinnes
Keokuk County
Nick Tinnes
Lizzie
Clear Creek Catholic
Constant Buch
Talleyrand
Local Visit Notes From Washington Area
April visits unfold in Washington with Miss Grace Laws and friends. Frank Telford from Lone Tree tours the Fred Telford and Robert Kephart houses. Neighbors sow oats for Rolland Ganon on Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Silas Caldwell visit Will Caldwell. Mrs Clayton Nicholson and Mrs George Benson enjoy a day at the Wm Nicholson home in Washington.
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Grace Laws
Washington
Frank Telford
Lone Tree
Fred Telford
Robert Kephart
Rolland Ganon
Silas Caldwell
Will Caldwell
Clayton Nicholson
George Benson
Wm. Nicholson
Local residents run errands across several towns
April 10 reports show Hugh Hamil leaving for Jamesport Missouri on business. Mrs. O D Chapel shopped in Washington. Joan Laird returned from Burlington. David Hamil spent days in Fort Madison on business. Mrs. T J Easter and daughter Beulah visited Washington. Mrs. Della Cunningham and daughter from Crawfordsville visited Sophronia Easter. Mrs. G A Carson visited Washington. Eva Cocklin, visiting relatives in Kansas, returned home. Mrs. J M Stewart Jr and Mrs. Tom Will were business visitors in Iowa City. Mrs. S A Chambers shopped in Washington.
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Hugh Hamil
Jamesport
O. D. Chapel
Washingon
Joan Laird
Burlington
David Hamil
Ft. Madison
T. J. Easter
Beulah
Washington
Della Cunningham
Crawfordsville
Sophronia Easter
G. A. Carson
Eva Cocklin
Kansas
J. M. Stewart, Jr
Tom Will
Iowa City
8. A. Chambers
Arthur Annett Tours Washington DC in Telephone Lines Bureau Visit
April 10 Arthur Annett of Washington DC visited here representing the Bureau of Census of Telephone Lines. He aims to advance data collection and coordination.
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Arthur
Annett
Washington, D. C
Bureau of Census of Telephone Lines
Crawfordsville News Highlights and Local Church Services
April 10 notes show Chas Hebner from Washington visiting Crawfordsville yesterday while Elizabeth Moore returns home after a Washington trip. Visitors include Mrs. Turkington of Wyman and D. H. Griffith’s daughter, with J. E Williams heading west to California. Local residents Neal, Wooley, George Gloeckler and McKee group call on Washington. Church services list morning 11 and evening 7:30 across Presbyterian, Methodist, United Presbyterian with respective pastors Genung Taylor and Robertson.
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Chas. Hebner
Washington
Elizabeth Moore
Robert Turkington
Wyman
D. H. Griffith
J. E Williams
California
W. Neal
Vane Wooley
George Gloeckler
Mt. Pleasant
Margaret McKee
Anna McKee
Clem Holmes
Zook
Presbyterian
Genung
Methodist
J. H. Taylor
United Presbyterian
Rev. W. G. Robertson
Newest Jewelry Items Featured by H. F. Steck Window
Mrs. John Jones arrived from Haskins to visit in the city this morning followed by Mrs. Owens also arriving from Haskins and spending the day here. Thomas Craig left for Eldon after a short stay visiting friends and handling business matters.
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John Jones
Haskins
Thomas Craig
Eldon
Inland Waterway Ambition and Political Speculation
Washington April 10 special report surveys a proposed inland waterway from Boston to Beaufort with a $100000 funding plan. It notes H Clay Evans’s open bid for VP, Democratic talk of Bryan Douglas pairing, and broad pension bill momentum while critiquing Sunday amusements in the capital.
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H. Clay Evans
Bryan and Douglas
Senator Hoar
Charles W. Arthur
Washington
Moore
Philadelphia
War Department
Boston
Cape Cod
Long Island Sound
New York City
Raritan Bay
New Jersey
Delaware River
Delaware
Maryland
Chesapeake Bay
Virginia
North Carolina
Albemarle
Pimlico Sounds
Atlantic Ocean
Beaufort
N.C
Remarkable record made by Cooper in Minneapolis
The Tribune of Minneapolis notes Cooper’s stomach preparation as a daily sale of about two thousand bottles during his twenty two day stay, estimating Minnesota sales at eighty eight thousand bottles. It claims wide public thanks from Minneapolis residents and predicts a lasting impact on local health. McElhinney Drug Co.
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L. T. Cooper
Cooper
the Tribune of
Minneapolis
Pittsburg
Minnesota
McElhinney Drug Co
Local News Highlights At Star Tonight And Nearby Ads
Special program at the Star tonight invites attendees to drop cakes fruit squares and meet ropolitans at Johnson s Nice fresh celery and vegetables offered at the South Side Meat Market Vienna announces largest assortment of rolls and coffee cakes in the city Mrs Carbeck and daughter left for Brighton for a day Sidney Seaberry returned home to West Chester after a week at the Academy Miss Ruth Knupp travels to West Chester to visit the Knupp home A Russell Scratch Food advertised by Ottumwa Seed Co sold at Marbourg Helwick s Glenn Voting Machine Co’s A Glenn departs for Cedar Rapids on business.
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Jennie Cook
Williamsburg
W. H. Dillon
Mr. Dillon
Bob Crail
Oskaloosa
J. D. Dayton
Sigourney
Will Shaw
Baby
Thornburg
Johnson's
South Side
Vienna
A. Glenn
The
Glenn Voting Machine Co
Cedar Rapids
Local News Notes on Baking and Visits at City Homes
Cream puffs fresh for Saturday at Johnsons and Freys offers cabinet photos at ten dollars per dozen. Tomorrow is Vienna’s big day with bakers’ goods on display. Mrs Crozier and daughter Mrs Sands and baby arrived from Haskins to stay at Wild Crozier home east of the city. Hugh Draper and daughter Ella return to Ft Scott Kansas after visiting W Mayhew and other relatives.
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Hugh Draper
Ella
W. ©. Mayhew
Ft. Scott
Kan
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