Market and local notices from Star tonight
A brief list mentions a well played trick at the Star theatre, grocery prices at South Side Meat Market, flour brands from Marbourg and Helwick, Judge W. Russel’s Scratch Food made by Ottumwa Seed Co, and Mr and Mrs J Moss of Batavia visiting then leaving for County Line.
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The
Star Tonight
South Side
Minnesota
Marbourg & Helwick's
Russel
Ottumwa Seed Co
Marbourg & Hewick’s
Iowa Electrical Association Convention Opens in Des Moines
Des Moines hosts the State Electrical Association convention opened yesterday with electrical experts from major Iowa cities attending. The Iowa Street and Interurban Railway Association began its convention today in Des Moines.
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Des Moines
Iowa
State Electrical Association
Iowa Street and Interurban Railway Association
County News Briefs From Ottumwa And Surrounding Areas
Apr 23 news notes record multiple local movements and visits. De Harpoorts return from Mrs McCulley funeral in Ottumwa while Stearns heads to Delwein to stay with Russ McBride. Lorraine Myers from Eldon visits Pehler family. Brockway funeral at Letts. Sam Foster visits Columbus Junction. Yard and Colthurst ship two carloads of cattle to Chicago. J M Lord to Mt Pleasant for a few days.
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R. Stearns
Delwein
Russ McBride
Lorraine Myers
Eldon
Herman Pehler
Floyd
Earnest Letts
Sue Woodburn
Mary Brockway
E. F. Brockway
Letts
Sam Foster
Columbus Junction
Milt Yard
Ike Colthurst
Chicago
Mr. Yard
J. M. Lord
Mt. Pleasant
Crawfordsville Visitors and Returns Noted on April Day
April 23 reports Clyde Huston and John Mulhern visiting Washington. John White returns from Chicago. T. E. Maxwell arrives from Burlington. Wesson Lemon of Wyman visits local friends today.
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Clyde Huston
John Mulhern
Washington
John White
Chicago
T. E. Maxwell
Burlington
Wesson Lemon
Wyman
Washington Iowa Ordinance Bans Firearms and Fireworks
The revised city ordinances of Washington Iowa prohibit discharging firearms exploding firecrackers or fireworks and throwing powder filled squibs or explosive articles in streets or alleys within city limits. The ban will not be suspended on the Fourth of July. Mayor J A Cunningham signs the ordinance.
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Washington
Iowa
Ice Cream Factory Planned in Washington
Charley Hays proprietor of a local restaurant and Ed Hartman owner of Fairfield ice cream factory have rented the old Armory and installed fixtures for ice cream manufacture. A 2 HP Kelley gaso line engine from Mason Transfer & Storage Co. and tubs packers and ice crusher are in place. Hays will run the restaurant as Mrs Hays oversees work. A soda fountain will be added to the restaurant soon. The factory begins operations this evening.
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Washington
Charley Hays
Hays
Ed Hartman
Fairfield
Armory
Kelley
Mason Transfer & Storage Co
Rainstorm Forces Early Dismissal At Local High School
A heavy downpour around 1 pm prompted the high school to dismiss for the afternoon. Many students stayed indoors, while others braved the rain and were soaked. To avoid continued wet clothing, teachers released all pupils and planned to makeup the missed work later.
Mrs Ralston Visits West Chester Parents
Mrs. W. O. Ralston of West Chester is spending a few days with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hays.
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Mrs. W. O. Ralston
West Chester
Mrs
Walter Hays
Bargain 560 Acre Farm In South Dakota Offered By Geo Peck
Geo Peck advertises a finely improved 560 acre South Dakota farm with prime location. He will take a small Iowa farm as part payment, rest on long terms at 6 percent. Rent about 2000 dollars. Office one door north of D A Chalmers store, phone 511.
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Iowa
D. A. Chalmers
Runaway sleigh alert shadows Star night
Local notes recount a sleigh incident at Star tonight with James Wilson aboard westbound, Fred Carpenter a West Chester passenger, and several residents visiting kin in nearby towns. Wanderings include Miss Bessie Schreeves at Brighton and Roy Crawford arriving from Boynton, Oklahoma.
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James Wilson
Fred Carpenter
West Chester
Bessie Schreeves
Brighton
W. L. Eichelberger
W. A. Cox
Washington
Chas. Knapp
Frank Creath
Frank Shearer
Columbus Junction
Getz
Roy Crawford
Boynton
Okla
Henry Hoagencamp
Creston
John Buckley
Peirce
Joseph Scranton
Ed McCauley
Muscatine
Delia Kitzmann
Harley O'Loughlin
Third Rate Hearing Held in Chicago Involving Meat Producers
Attorney Clifford Thorne represented the Corn Belt Meat Producers association at their third rate hearing against trunk lines from Iowa to Chicago. The session focused on cross examination of Cantillon of the Northwestern Railway, with rebuttal testimony by the complainants and defense by railroad counsel. The case moves to the Interstate Commerce Commission in Washington on June 3, with briefs due May 10 and replies May 18.
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Atty
Clifford Thorne
Chicago
Corn Belt Meat Producers’ Association
Towa
United States Court Room
Cantillon
Northwestern Railway
A. Lynde
Chicago and Northwestern Ry
Blewhit Lee
Illinois Central
William Ellis
Hale Holden
Thorne
Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington, D. C
Spokane
Washington
R. QC. Amlong
Tee Park Band Concerts in the Park
The band boys will give their first concert in the park Saturday evening weather permitting. A free concert precedes the season and the group has several summer engagements beginning with a home gathering at West Chester next Saturday. Members listed with names and residents.
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the Park
West Chester
Charles Langenberg
G. C. Springman
Walter Goode
Will Matucha
Carson Fulton
Milan Shields
Homer Stephens
Hal Reister
Chas Wagner
Henry Shields
Mike Springman
Cloyce Ross
Pollok Wallace
Charles Hays
Earnest Hunting
William Humble
Harry Springman
Lee Pattison
Lou Jugenheimer
Wil Harwood
Harry Humbie
Robert Long
Fred Ferguson
Star program ill with pneumonia and local notices
A special Star program for Mrs. Ben Keyes reports illness from pneumonia. Local items note arrivals and visits including Mrs A Knapp from West Chester, Mr and Mrs Ralph Smith from Chicago, Dr Duncan from Winfield, Miss Speer from Columbus Junction, and Rev I B Schreck and Dorothy from Keota. An upcoming high school entertainment to fund Latin slides charges 15 cents. Bucklen's Arnica Salve praised in a 20 year experience claim with Lemmon's Pharmacy ad.
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the Royal Market
A. Knapp
West Chester
Ralph Smith
Chicago
Fair as the fairest lily Lily complexion teaser Rocky Mountain Tea
An advertisement from Lemmon's Pharmacy and McElhinney Drug Co promoting Rocky Mountain Tea as a beauty aid for skin tone.
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Lemmon's Pharmacy and McElhhinney Drug Co
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Marion T. Anderson
the County News
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Crawfordsville
J. A. Cunningham
Chas Hays
Washington Ice Cream Co
Geo. Peck
South Dakota Lands
Cook & Sherman
Pioneer Drug Store
Southwest Corner Square
Belt Meat Producers
Illinois
Inter- State Commerce Commis
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TT Tee Park
Wilber Gardner
Haskins
Honorable Latin School
J. M. Haines
T. M. Reynolds
Madison Street
J. T. Anderson
Harry Bell
Arch McCulley
Lou Cunningham
Sigourney
Quinn
Foley
Lemmon’s Pharmacy
Buto N
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Chas. D. Gorham
Ben Keyes
Marbourg & Helwick
A. P. Hitchcock
Keota
Doctor Duncan
Winfield
I. B. Schreckengast
Dorothy
Bucklen
C. S. Woolever
LeRaysville
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Lemmon’s
Klein Kiothing
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