Edward Richardson dies suddenly at daughter’s Cave Springs home
Edward DPD Richardson, father of Mrs. John Schmidt, died suddenly last Friday at his daughter’s home in Cave Springs. The death, deemed due to apoplexy, occurred while he sat on a porch chair. Sheriff, judge coroner, and Dr Costello investigated, confirming natural causes. He was about 73, a former resident of the town and old soldier. Funeral services were held at the Schmidt home and burial followed at Grace Lawn cemetery, Howard.
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John Schmidt
Cave Springs
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Grace Lawn Cemetery
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Woman's Home Companion to Raise Per-Year Rate
Publication plans to increase annual subscription from one hundred to two hundred dollars after October first, affecting readers statewide and prompting anticipated price adjustment discussions among subscribers.
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Rio
Local society notices and itinerant updates
Keota visitors and residents chatter in Davenport and Des Moines trips. Names include Miss Carolyn Hamilton studying voice in Des Moines with William Shakespeare and Mrs. Charles MecCreedy traveling to Muscatine. Various local figures attend chautauqua events and visit relatives across Iowa.
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Des Moines
William Shakespeare
London
England
Christina Moriarty
M. J. Moriarty
Linby
Iowa
Doe Moriarty
Anna Fisher
Muscatine
Marcellus Nicola
Sigourney
Ida Brown
Jerry Brennan
Marshalltown
QO. B. Nichols
Afton
J. Leeney
E. J. Brennan
Kalona
Local shoppers hear of various visits and notices
Community gossip notes visitors from Keota Bloomfield and Davenport. Miss Junia Chalmers will teach in Rossey Iowa while Howard White travels from West Chester to Davenport. Dr J O Sexton returns from Chicago to open a new office. Louis Anderson recovers at Walter Reed after pneumonia. The 133rd Infantry nicknamed the Sand Storm Division at Camp Cody.
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Rossey
Iowa
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West Chester
Davenport
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Rock Island Arsenal
Louis Anderson
Washington, D. C
Walter Reed Hospital
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A. J. Morgan
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133Rd Infantry
Camp Cody
Social notes from Dean's and Des Moines trip visitors
A dense list of social items records Sunday dinner at Dean's, arrivals and departures for Des Moines for the state fair, visits to relatives, and movements of numerous individuals and families including Miss Jenness Abbey Miss Ruth Badger Miss Mamie Greer and many others with engagements at hospitals schools and homes. The notes mention travel for nursing training chautauqua and military duty as well as preparations for upcoming appointments and positions.
Calvert Named Milwaukee Agent Joins Washington Community
J. W. Calvert, longtime Milwaukee railway agent at Mystic Iowa, is serving as local agent for the Milwaukee in Washington. He has not moved his family yet and will weigh settling here. Calvert is active in Republican circles, has served as county campaign chairman, and holds positions on the state central committee. His Mystic ties include Red Cross secretary and Liberty Bond chairman duties.
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Local residents share travel and family news across states
J F H Leonard visits relatives in Sterling Illinois. Miss Myrtle Shields departs for Des Moines to visit relatives. The Work family welcomes a grandson named William Johnstone Scott born to Dr W J Merle Scott and wife in Cleveland. Catherine Burnside travels from Raymond Washington toward New York for YWCA work. Ivah Hendrickson travels with George Hendrickson and family to visit Canby Minnesota and Minneapolis before attending the State Fair. Dr H F Masson and sister Cora Masson plan a Chicago trip for clinics ahead of military medical service. Cora Masson heads to Beaver Falls and Grove City Pennsylvania for temporary home and job offers.
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William Johnstone Scott
W. J. Merle Scott
Cleveland
Ohio
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Helen Work
Catherine Burnside
Raymond
Wash
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Oskaloosa
New York City
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Ralph Burnside
Ivah Hendrickson
Autombile
Geo. Hendrickson
Gladwin
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Canby
Minn
Jessie
Erskine
Minneapolis
Des Moines
H. F. Masson
Cora Masson
Chicago
Nita Belle McKeon Handles Subscriptions and Renewals
The agent Nita Belle McKeon in the Journal of 50 Red 1 manages renewals and subscriptions for various magazines and clubs, with continued service available through October 1st.
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Everybody's
Nita Belle MecKoon
Journal of 59
Red. Mott
Nita Belle McKeon
Journal of 50 Red
Dignified Mary Tries to Tell Tale at Aunt’s Hearing
Two young girls try to share exciting news with their aunt but Mary asserts, in a dignified tone, that it is rude to interrupt. Mary asks Susie to allow her to tell the story, insisting on proper manners.
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Susie
Wallace grandson promoted to major in artillery unit
M Y Wallace reports his grandson J Hobart Wallace formerly of Washington now living in Oklahoma City has been promoted from captain to major after serving overseas four months as captain of a heavy artillery battery.
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J. Hobart Wallace
W. ©. Wallace
Oklahoma City
Washington
Heavy Artillery
Some People Ask Justice, Then Fear What They Wish
A Milwaukee News patrol opinion laments vociferous crowds seeking justice, warning that if their demands are met they may regret what follows. The piece questions the cost of widespread calls for action and the consequences for society.
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Milwaukee News
Death of Horatio Hull a Lime Creek farmer
Horatio Hull of Lime Creek township died at his Wellman area home after a long illness from stomach cancer. He was 65 to 70, a prominent farmer with 300 acres, cousin to County Treasurer John Squire and Green Squire. Funeral Monday at two. Survived by four children Effie Alfred Amos and Ralph. wife predeceased.
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Wellman
Mayo Hospital
Rochester
Minn
Lime Creek Township
John Squire
Green Squire
Washington
Effie
Alfred Hull
Amos Hull
Ralph Hull
Montana
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Rice Rioters Kill 12 In Yamaguchi Riot Clashes
In Yamaguchi prefecture a mob of several thousand destroyed rice stores and 20 houses. Police fought rioters leaving 12 dead and seven injured. Tokyo reports 1,000 arrests since riots began with unrest spreading to mining districts and strikes.
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Tokyo
Look for Love and the Traits of Happiness
The piece explores how seeing lovable traits in others deepens connections and fosters happiness. By recognizing kindness, generosity, and sincerity, individuals can cultivate more positive relationships and personal fulfillment.
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