Meyer Bike Train Collision Injures Man Near West Chester
Mr C E Meyer and his wife were on a bogey en route to the Ed Jackson home for dinner when a Firefly engine struck them at a crossing two and a half miles west of West Chester. Meyer suffered a fractured elbow, back injuries, and possible head trauma. he was semi conscious and irrational but improving later. Mrs Meyer was thrown from the buggy as the train, going downhill, halted within a short distance. Doctors Jenkins and McLaughlin treated him at home of B F Dixon. prognosis uncertain but cautious optimism noted.
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Ed Jackson
C. E. Meyer
West Chester
Mr. Meyer
Mrs .Meyer
Meyer
Remedy for colic and diarrhoea advertised
Pains in the stomach and colic come on suddenly and are extremely painful. Immediate relief is obtainable with Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. No doctor needed if this remedy is on hand. For sale by Stewart's Pharmacy Cook and Sherman.
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Stewart's Pharmacy
Cook & Sherman
Mrs Durst Injured Falling at Sister's Home in Keota
Mrs Amos Durst fell on the porch steps at her sister Mrs Wrights Keota home while carrying a baby. She broke two ribs and suffered considerable pain but her condition was described as improving as expected. Cream rolls at Johnsons tomorrow.
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Amos Durst
Mrs Wright
Keota
Prof. and Mrs. Luce Resign From Parsons College Post
Prof E. B. Luce director of Parsons College music department and Mrs Luce voice instructor resign effective end of term. Luce named by Montana State Board as Dean of School of Music at Montana State Normal College, with over 400 pupils and state funded. Vacancy followed the death of the previous dean six weeks ago.
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E. 8. Luce
Parsons College
Luce
State Board of Montana
Montana State Normal College
Local society notes and social events of the day
Invitations issued for a reception for Clyde Grimm and bride at J J Grimm home on East Second street. Christina Diedrich entertained a dinner in honor of Mrs Byben and son Thomas of Canton TI. Mr and Mrs A N Stephens hosted friends from the city southeast of the city. A reception for Rev Father Jacobsmeier at 7:30 pm at St James school. Marriage of J B Taylor and Mary A Cook officiated by Justice Folver at East Washington home. Bakery promotion for New Years from Vienna bakery. Warner's White Wine of War Syrup advertised as a cold remedy sold by J H Stewart.
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J. J. Grimm
Clyde
Bride
East Second Street
Christina Diedrich
A. N Stephens
Tay
City
Father Jacobsmeier
St. James School
Jos. EK. Roth
East
Washington
Justice Folver
J. KB. Taylor
Mary A. Cook
Taylor
Washington Mfg. Co
Highland Park
Warner
J. Hl. Stewart
Vienna Bakery
J. R. Allen
Muscatine
Wm. Jurying
Leta Lins
R. I
Iowa City
Ingathering of Pentecost Bands in Haskins hall
The Iowa division of the Pentecost Bands holds its annual ingathering in the Baughman building on South Second Avenue beginning Friday evening December 30 and continuing through Sunday with all division bands represented Rev H S Willing of Indianapolis will attend to assist The Pentecost Bands are an independent home and foreign missionary society and teach in harmony with old fashioned Methodists The events include various visits and local notices of Christmas and community activities across Haskins and surrounding towns including basketball games and family reunions.
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Iowa
Baughman
South Second Avenue
Jefferson and
Madicon
H. S. Willing
Indianapolis
Ind
Foreign Missionary Society
Religious revival schedule at Vienna with Rev Willing
Friday December 30 7 30 PM praise meeting and short sermon Saturday December 31 3 PM and 7 30 PM preaching Sunday January 1 9 30 AM love feast 3 PM and 7 30 PM preaching Rev Willing a vigorous speaker with other talented speakers and singers present Everything in the baker line at the Vienna
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Willing
Boy Shot by Playful Friend Amid Christmas Party
Ralph Jacobs, son of Mr and Mrs J M Jacobs, was accidentally shot at the Henry Miller home when Bertie Miller, jokingly pointing a 22 caliber rifle, discharged the weapon. The bullet hit Ralph’s right rib area near the spine. He receives medical care and is described as recovering, with the incident maring the Christmas celebration. Several relatives from Muscatine and other areas were visiting the city.
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Ralph Jacobs
J. M. Jacobs
Henry Miller
Bertie Miller
Ralph
Old Time Problems on Old Textbook Weights
The piece recalls a century old arithmetic book from Northampton Massachusetts with cryptic questions. It explains tare tret cloff sut tle and neat as old merchant terms and notes how today’s students would struggle to parse such definitions.
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Northampton
Mass
Flies Wreck Manchuria in Graphic Report
The London Graphic correspondent describes Manchuria as an intolerable fly plague. Black swarms descend at dawn to cover faces, hair, and clothing, infesting sugar bowls and meals and leaving unsightly stains as they spread through homes and streets.
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Manchuria
Sam
London Graphic
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Redmond City
California
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Samson
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D. W. Millar
Chicago
Geo. McCloud
Idaho
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Abbie Mc.Bride
Milwaukee
J. F Poberteon
Washington, Iowa
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