Iowa Central Ry Plans Summer Round Trip Tickets
The Iowa Central Ry will sell daily during the summer months round trip tickets at one fare plus two dollars to northern Minnesota and Dakota points with return by October 31. Low round trip fares to St Paul and Minneapolis available after June 1. For details see agents or write A B Outts G P T A Minneapolis. May 1. The Fitch Dandruff Cure offered by local barber shops via CElhinney Drug Co north side square 38 40.
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Iowa Central Ry
Minnesota
Dakota
St. Paul
Minneapolis
A.B. Outts
Minn
Fitch
cElhinney Drug Co
North Side Square
Cohn Buys All Kinds of Junk for Top Market Prices
Cohn offers to purchase junk and metals including old iron mixed rags rubbers boots and shoes and other materials. He will pay the highest market prices and requests word at the Washington House phone 387 Washington Iowa.
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Cohn
Washington House
Washington
Iowa
Holy Week Services At Trinity Church Past Week
Trinity Church conducts daily services at 7 30 p m during Holy Week with the Rector delivering a sermon series on the life of Christ. Good Friday features a morning service at 10 and an evening service at 7 30 with an open invitation to all parishioners.
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Christ
Des Moines Eyes 1906 Civil War Veterans Reunion
Des Moines likely to extend an invitation at the Oskaloosa encampment for the 1906 state reunion of Civil War veterans in the capital city. An Iowa regiments reunion is also planned bridging veterans from all Civil War units. The 1870 gathering drew 30,000 veterans with rail transport, and a 15,000 state appropriation.
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Des Moines
Oskaloosa
Iowa
Grand opening of Saratoga hotel brings bright new start
Davenport notes the Saratoga hotel's grand opening under new management. The article praises the improved cleanliness and attentive service. Dining room service is described as par excellent, with a large Saturday crowd and carnations given to guests.
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Davenport
Saratoga
Banks Reorganize In Iowa Adds State and Savings Banks
Des Moines April 19. Since January private banks in Iowa have reorganized as state or savings banks under state law. Epworth Savings and Farmers' Savings of Rhodes are new state banks with capitals of 10000 and 15000 respectively. W J Cregson presides Epworth and Max Lindeman is cashier. 8S T Goodman presides Rhodes with Ben Richards as cashier. The auditor also chartered Farmers Savings bank of Keystone with 15000 capital. Henry K Meier is president and William l Krombach cashier.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Auditor of State
Epworth Savings
Farmers’ Savings of
Rhodes
Epworth
W. J. Cregson
Max Lindeman
Rhodes Bank
T. Goodman
Ben Richards
Farmers’ Savings Bank of Keystone
Henry K. Meier
the Keystone Bank
William l Krombach
Sioux City Man Killed in Sonora Massacre Blame Limited to Mexican Army
Sioux City Illinois April reports Merrill A. Call was killed by Mexican soldiers, not Yaqui Indians, in a Sonora massacre where four mining engineers died. A. F. Call, father of the victim, plans to file indemnity with the Mexican government after investigations. He asserts proof that Yaqui Indians played no role in the attack on the American party.
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Sioux City
Ila
Merrill A. Call
Sonora
Mexico
A. F. Call
Call
Ed Scarborough Narrowly Escapes Lockjaw After Self Shave
Newton Iowa reports liveryman and hotelkeeper Ed Scarborough faced a near fatal lockjaw attack after he used a jack knife to shave a shaving coin on his foot. He experienced severe pain followed by inability to wear his shoe and his condition remained precarious.
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Newton
Ed Scarborough
Half repentant bachelor meets his match in old maid notice
A comic poem describes a bachelor who finds a hidden note proposing marriage from a country belle. The reply reveals the writer is now an old maid, forty years past her supposed surprise, leaving the bachelor sheepish at the turn of fate.
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Sly Cupid
Bankers Accident Insurance Company Sees 1905 First Quarter Rise
The Banker's Accident Insurance Company reports more than a fifty percent increase in new business for the first quarter of 1905 compared to 1904. The policy covers accident and sickness clearly with straightforward terms and a solid claims record across Iowa and neighboring states. Liberal commissions to agents and a prompt home-office response invite inquiries for agency representation.
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Banker's Accident Insurance Company
Iowa
Middle West
Liberal Commission
Local notices and appearances in city life
M. E. Church announces a $10,000 loan offer. Win Smouse is mentioned with a conditional note. Vienna bakery and Johnson's advertise candies and cakes. L. O. Brindley travels to Col. Junction, Burkey Bros. go to Wisconsin, Dr. Clapp attends a funeral in Iowa City, and Mrs. Spessard visits from Ainsworth. Max Mayer awards a silver and gold trimmed scholarship athletics cup at the high school field meet. Dwight Griffith was last year’s winner. Iowa City Republican notes the decision.
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M. E. Church
Win Smouse
Vienna
L. O. Brindley
Col. Junction
Burkey Bros
Olds
City
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Dr. Clapp
Iowa City
A. R. Dewey
Johnson’s
Johnson's
Dixon
Max Mayer
Dwight Griffith
Mayer
Chalmers
MacLean
Iowa City Republican
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