Local News and Notices From Vienna Bakery Daily
West Chester visitor Lee Ralston and many local residents are listed in daily notes. Dentists, coal sellers, express services, and holiday sales appear alongside farm and school updates, with multiple mentions of Keota Wellman Crawfordsville and Burlington.
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Lee Ralston
West Chester
Freys Candy Glassware and Vienna Bakery Ad Mix
An assorted local ad list offers Frey’s Candy glassware in all shapes and colors at the Vienna bakery, with moving pictures at the opera house tonight for 5 and 16 cents. Special candy specialties touted, prices for diamonds noted as rising, bakery variety claimed as the largest in the city, and mentions of residents visiting Keota and Fairfield, plus sewing machines at Haight’s display.
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Vienna
Opera House
Vienna Bakery
Copenhagen Committee Fails to Substantiate Cook Claim
The Copenhagen committee reportedly failed to find proof supporting Dr. Frederick Cook’s claim of discovering the North Pole after preliminary records review. Meanwhile, multiple train wrecks in Ohio and Illinois cause injuries. Lake Shore No. 1 collision leaves several dead or fatally injured and many passengers hurt. Western Springs crash cited a broken rail as the cause.
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Lake Shore
Veterans Reserve Corps Formed in Washington
The veteran reserve corps of the United States is organized in Washington aiming to be the third line of defense behind regulars and militia. Officers include General Andrew 8 Burt and Colonel Bb. P F Chase. permanent headquarters are opened in Washington with plans for a company in every adequately sized location. Eligibility covers those who served in any US wars or with regular army or national guard service.
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Veteran Reserve Corps of the
United States
Washington
Genera Andrew 8. Burt
Bb. PF. Chase
George SS. Livingston
Thacker EF. Lee
Veteran Reserve Corps
National Defense of
Frontiersmen's League
England
Regular Army
National Guard
Ring inscription prompts name change in jewelry shop scene
A jeweler asks a youth to confirm the inside ring inscription reading From Guy to Gwenyth. The customer voices a concern about depth and possibility of future alterations to names such as Gladys or Irenet.
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Guy
Gwenyth
Gladys
Irenet
Social Etiquette Note From Atchison Theater
A fragment notes social etiquette about a young girl in town who brings a stranger to a theater. It mentions she circulates a note among friends to identify him and comments on the worker's difficulty enjoying a performance due to curiosity.
Painful accident in Brighton ends with amputation
Jake Mills suffered a severe injury when his hand was caught in a corn shredder. His thumb was nearly torn off and required amputation, the forefinger broken, and seventeen stitches used for extensive wounds. He stopped the machine with his other hand, saving his arm, but faces weeks of recovery.
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Brighton
Jake Mills
Mr. Mills
Weather notes warn of record cold and busy sleighing
Last night the temperature fell to eight degrees below zero making it the coldest so far this year. Today little abatement in the chill but a cool day overall. The extreme cold boosts sleighing and holiday business as towns stay hopeful for a white Christmas.
Brighton B B K Team Faces Methodist Club Lineup
Basketball lineup for Brighton versus the B B K of the Methodist church shows players Proudfit Clapper Dolies Hays and Kaye scheduled for Tuesday night December 21 at the Commercial club gymnasium.
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Washington
Brighton
Commercial Club Gymnasium
B. Bk. B's
The
Methodist Church
Commercial Club
C. Proudfit
F. Clapper
C. Dolies
F. Hays G. Kaye
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Frank Dunshee
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O. F. Haight
Kentucky Coal
D. A. Chalmers
Elsie Henderson
F. R. Green
Will Jurging
John Zaring
Oskaloosa
Wilson Heating Co
Martha Bear
Virginia
Bessie Bauer
Eee
Wester
Florence Patterson
Chicago
Homer Coppock
Iowa Wesleyan
J. B. Crail Dry Goods
John Oriez
Menlo
Kan
Mary Oriez
Fairfield
Edith Rownd
Cedar Rapids
Coe College
Ralph Thompson
St. Anthony
Idaho
A. J. Rankin
Mr. Rankin
W. Roberts
Europe
Wales
Mr. Roberts
the Fair
Kodak Films
Frey's
Wells
Stead T
Laura Cherry
Keola
William Vincent
Wells, Fargo Express
Frank Wells
Muscatine
Austin Sutherland
Frank Batterton
Fox & Dewey's
Margaret Wilson
Gladwin
Howard Gardner of
Wellman
E. Howard and Rockford Watches
Opera House Tonight
Wells, Fargo
North Side
Sieodté
Fred Bartholomew
James Hawthorne
Crawfordsville
Effie van Sickle
Sarah Noecker
Samuel Thompson
W. A. Walker
Ainsworth
Farmers’ Institute
Milt Dicken
J. H. Briley
John Schenefelt
T. J. Patterson
Winfield
Kansas City
Dean
W. D. Henkle
Ottumwa
W. C. Willis
Mary Bryant
Sigourney
J. G. Maxwell
Frank Maxwell
Cc. E. Anderson
John Lease
Bruce
C. O. Dayton
J. W. Lemley
Mr. Dayton
Burlington
Ohio
Wm. A. Whiting & Son
Cohn & Share
Washington House
W. Blain Asher
Max Keller
Remps Hampsher
Virgil Weekley
Huston Young
W. H. Butterfield
Des Moines
Edith Peterson
Merle McConnel
Ruth Bridges
Snouffer, Hughes & Company
Mrs. Harrie Horne
Davenport
Mr. Horne
Katherine Berdo
Washington, Penn
Dorothy Jugenheimer
Havre
M. C. McDermott
Massena
Iowa
J. M. Walsh
C. E. Nelson
Lyle
Albert Dunn
Richmond
Dora Waldschmidt
Riverside
A. J. Waldschmidt
Edith Bailey
Fort Dodge
Nora Curran
Cornell College
Jerry Curran
J. H. Blum
Ruth Leazer
Sadie Schulty
Laura Schulty
William Dodds
Joe Limerman
Jacob Shantz
Lizzie Crile
Mrs
Merton King
Wade Gardner
Lexington
O. Carson
Clarence
O. L. Samson
Edmund D. Morrison
J. W. Baker
Hiram R. Baker
White Rock
S. C
Frey
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J. W. Harding
John Nickerson
John
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W. Cor. Square
Edwin Griffith
Wyman
W. L Huston
Queen
J. A. Work & CO
Wrest
Copenhagen
Prook
Cook
the Evening Journal
Tee
University of Copenhagen
Dr. Frederick Cook
Pole
Evening Journal
Cleveland
Limited
Western Springs
Ills
Veteran Reserve
Nicola
Harmon
Lemmon’s Jewelry Store