Des Moines Lawyer Named General Attorney in Minneapolis
Des Moines attorney Ray B. Alberson is named general attorney for the Minneapolis and St. Louis after Don Evang's retirement. Alberson has long practiced in Des Moines and previously served as assistant city solicitor during William Bremner’s tenure as city attorney. Bremner now presides over the Minneapolis & St. Louis.
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Des Moines Capital
Des Moines
Reallroad
Minneapolia
Raymond Alberson
Minneapolis & St. Louis
Don Evang
Chicago, St. Paul
Minneapolis & Omaha
Alberson
Tees Moines
William Hiremner
Bremner
Minneapolis & &T
Local shoppers and services fill Fort Wayne page
Local notes list shoe stores rugs bread and osteopath offices with addresses and phone numbers. Miss Vera McKenzie visits Fairfield while Mrs J B Messenger travels to Brighton. Mrs Kate Bell Babcock returns from Chicago. High walnut prices urged and local offers on hats blouses and instruments appear with several residents visiting relatives.
Local Notes and Visits Highlight Daily Life
A flurry of short items details residents' comings and goings from Wayland to Crawfordsville. Mrs. Jessie Glaschine returns from Mt Pleasant to her grandmother's home, Lieut. Stryker is discharged and home, Mrs. Morrisan returns from Kansas, and many others visit relatives or travel for brief stays. Also ads tout millinery sales and Parisian Sage hair tonic with brief local endorsements.
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Jessie Glaschine
Mt Pleasant
H. F. Scott
Iowa Firm Names Considered For Position
Pred Carr of Carr Carre and Cox and Bert Burnquist of Ft. Dodge are under consideration for a position. Burnquist is the brother of Minnesota Governor Burnquist. Mr Alberson is described as the son of Mr and Mrs A N Alberson of Washington.
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Mr. Alberson
A. N. Alberson
Washington
Carl Meek in Brest France Joins Wilson Welcome
Carl Ro Meek son of Mr and Mrs Marcellus Meek of this city is in Brest France and has been connected with the naval aviation department of our war service. He likely joined in the welcome extended to President Wilson on his arrival. Mrs J Swift who has been ill at her North Avenue home is reported to be better today.
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FE. D . Clark
Iowa City
Clark
Carl Meek
Brest
France
Fasien
Carl Ro Meek
Mre
Marcellus Meek
Naval Aviation Department
War Service
President Wilson
J. (. Swift
North Avenue
Bulmer Mason
Bblmer
William
Mordenrs
Journal ad mix treats jewelry and beans in error
A local ad reveals confusion between jewelry and beans in an advertisement error. The note by ER. A. Bickford jokes about the mix up and hints at sending prepaid diamond pins and $5 gold pieces, while inviting customers to visit for the scam-like offer.
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Journal
A. Bickford
P. S
Mason
Ourself
WDB
Coffee cakes and rusks Saturday at the Ideal
Het2 Supervisor Samuel Andersen, long ill, is reported about the same today. Relatives hear news of a birth to Mr and Mrs Walter Laughead of Long Beach California. A letter from Harvey Matthews from France says he was invited to a French family’s home for dinner with roasted chestnuts and boiled snails as the main course amid abundant chestnuts and walnuts in the woods.
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Ideal
Samuel Andersen
Walter Laughead
Long Beuch, California
Harvey Matthews
J. T. Matthews
France
Fourteen Iowa Football Players Receive Letters
At a recent board on athletics meeting the coveted letters were awarded to fourteen Iowa LYE8 football men marking the first year freshmen could earn letters or play on the team. Recipients include Reed Suyhurst Mockmore Melde Huntelman Slater Ketley Donnelly Scott Lohman Greenwood Block Sykes and Belding with the last two being freshmen. Everett Smith Cumberland Justin Seanteen among those who earned secondary insignia. Mr and Mrs P Ingersall of Peterson Iowa arrived as guests at Mrs A Hunter's home.
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Iowa City
Reed
Suyhurst
Mockmore
Melde
Huntelman
Slater
Ketley
Donnelly
Scott Lohman
Greenwood
Block
Sykes
Belding
Everett
Smith
Cumberland
Justin
Seanteen
Mrs. P. Ingersall
Peterson,Iowa
Mr. Ingersoll
A. Hunter
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Smely
New York
BOB’ Cook T
East Side Square
Jgucenals
L. Cohn City
Washington, Iowa
Ray B. Alberson
Minneapolis
Jot Shields & Sons
Crail's
Carl Comshi
A. W. Clow
Lyda Hellam
Lemley’s Grocery
Black
Vera McKenzie
Fairfield
J. BB. Messenger
Brighton
Kate Bell Babcock
Chicago
J. W. Martin
Ainsworth
Witf
Reddy
Lemmon
Gladys Williams
Moline
J. W. Warner
Stuart Hotel
B. Share
Smith's Emporium
Miss Allen
Wayland
Mrs
Carl Hedges
WH Kiehelberger
Rock Island, HI
Miss Beulah
Kiehberberger
Emma Weekley
Minnie Smith
Smith’s Emporium
F Plumiey
Muno House
Washington St
McElhinney’s
Graves’ Studio
Weld
Aida Conrad
Mary Dunn
Wyman
G. W. Hay
Merc
Lealie Earl Griffith
Crawfordsville
Charles N. Stryker
Camp Dodge
W. QQ. Stewart
Grace Terry
Clarence Hollingsworth
W. Morran
Hays
Kansas
Stewart
West Washington Street
Sam Leeper
West Chester
Warsaw
Lemmon's
Advt
Emporium
Herbert Stifel
Frances
Jay Sproatt
Jack Shields
Camp Jackson
Columbia
South Carolina
Engineers’ Department
Willis Hawley
New York City
Louise Cunningham
Trenton
Iowa
Patricia Keeley
W. M. Keeley
City. Briefs
Christas
Iowa Gas & Electric Company
Hoover
L. C. Willits
Baptist Church
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