Crowded Camp and Parade Highlight Umevents Day
Daily notes describe a massive parade crowd and packed camp grounds. Officers and dignitaries escorted the Lieutenant Governor to the camp as Major Glasgow led companies through town. A souvenir edition will detail the day and roster, with plans to publish Monday.
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Fr. C. Chambers
Parrott
D. J. Glasgow
Muscatine
Rof Davenport
Dick Root
Keokuk
J Palmer
Weather Forecast and Local Runaway Accident Report
Generally fair weather for Iowa with a cooler east portion tonight and Sunday. A horse owned by J T Anderson of Washington County Savings Bank was crippled in a runaway near Crooked Creek bridge, suffering severe leg injuries and likely destruction of the animal. Frank McKay was hurt somewhat in the wagon incident. Anderson may have to shoot the horse as the buggy was badly damaged. A grandson of John Matuecha fractured his right elbow after a bicycle fall, and Dro das Phillips suffered a broken leg and injured arm while walking on crutches.
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Washington, D. C
Tax Eventua Journal
Towa
J.T. Anderson
Washington County Savings Bank
Crooked Creek Bridge
Frank McKay
Mr. Anderson
McKay
Ofohn Matuecha
Drodas. Phillips
Tie
Women lead convention as they elect officers and discuss suffrage
Devotional exercises led by Mrs. Garrett of Letts preceded resumed elections. Mrs KE R Sherfey was re elected treasurer. Delegates debated a district union constitution amendment and a question box by Mrs Dunham clarified many instructive issues. Mrs I A McDowell named vice president. resolutions adopted. adjourned sine die with prayer. Officers: President Galena Idol Letts. Vice President Fr A McDowell Washington. Secretary Lucy Davis Coneville. Treasurer I L Sherfey Sweetland.
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Garrett
Letts
KE. R. Sherfey
District Union
Dunham
Ron
M. UI. McBlair
Anna TD. Brown
L. L. Work
Scofield
Committee On
I. A. McDowell
Wese
Galena Idol
A. McDowell
Washington
Lucy Davis
Coneville
Sherfey
Sweetland
Church Services and Sermons Listed for Tomorrow
The M. E. church will hold eleven o'clock morning service by the pastor on Knowledge and Love. Rev Crull of Oklahoma preaches at 7 50 p m Sabbath School 9 30 a m League 5 45 p m Walter H Davis of Ainsworth will preach at the First U P church at 7 30 p m Tomorrow Episcopal church has services with communion at eight a m and preaching at eleven a m and 7 30 p m The 2d U P church has morning preaching by Rev J R Logue on Jesus at Nazareth with no evening service noted. Wayland News item ends.
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Des Moines Valley Division
D. M. Val. Div
Stock Express
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Knoxville
Des M
Rock Island
Washington
M. FE
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Crull
Oklahoma
Walter H. Davis
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Jesus
Nazareth
Tragic suicide shocks Riverside area family
John Scheider, 27, of the Riverside area four miles north, hanged himself in the hay mow of his father's farm. After showing illness and withdrawal earlier, he was found by his family at noon. Coroner notified as authorities consider mental distress from sickness.
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John Scheider
Riverside
Dollehureh
Johnson County
Peter Seehneider
Germain
Camp Insults Prompt City Officials to Warn Soldiers
The article notes soldiers in camp have rough fellows causing insults to local men and their wives. A captain was urged to remove offending soldiers and Sheriff Teeter lectured two downtown men to curb the behavior, as a deterrent to future insults.
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Teeter
Swan Swanson at The Graham Impresses Audience
The Graham show last evening featured Swan Swanson as the best act of the week with Hanter the Swedish comedian pleasing the crowd. Tonight marks the final performance in the city as the fair approaches with strong entries from Iowa steppers and efforts to fill all departments. Citizens are urged to contribute fancy work and paintings to Plural Hall to boost premiums and beauty for August 30 and 31 and September 1 and 2.
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Graham
Swan Swanson
Hanter
Glasgow
Iowa
Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertisement
An old advertisement offers a hundred dollar reward for an incurable catarrh cure and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure priced at 75 cents per bottle. It cites I. J. Cheney & Co of Toledo and endorsements from West Truax Walding Kim Marvin wholesale druggists.
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Hall
I. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
K. Cheney
West & Truax
O. Walding
Kim
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