Local People and Visits in Vienna Community
Local and Personal Co D Luby returns from Pueblo Colorado in the interests of George H Paul Orchard Co. Many residents travel for business and social visits. events include theater at Graham, bakeries in Vienna, and multiple trips to Keota Crawfordsville West Chester Muscatine and Des Moines.
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D. Luby
Pueblo, Colo
George H. Paul Orchard Co
Harry Montgomery
Des Moines
Will
Geo. H. Paul Co
Polly forgives and invites Dolly for a New Year party
Polly contemplates a New Year's party and resolves to invite Dolly after a quarrel over a laugh. Polly's mother urges reconciliation, reminding Polly of Dolly's kindness during Polly's illness and lessons. Polly writes Dolly a note inviting her to arrive early to help with games, embracing the true New Year spirit.
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Olly
Daddy
Jack
Evelyn
Polly
Dolly
Man Reflects On The Bridegroom Stage And BCX Significance
A passerby comments on the psychology of men after marriage ceremonies, noting a shared sense of how unimportant the bridegroom phase and BCX appear in hindsight. The remark hints at common male self perception following nuptial commitments.
The Shame of It. It a shame that ignorance and conceit
The quote condemns ignorance and conceit overpowering wisdom. It attributes the remark to Marcus Aurelius and reflects a moral critique of human folly.
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eMarcus Aurelius
Big Rabbit Hunt Postponed By Washington Party
A Washington group of young men delayed a planned big rabbit hunt to July next year. Ira Shenefelt and Everette Shenefelt with Ralph Gibson Henry Russell Elwood Glasgow and other local hunters awaited calmer weather after a chilly morning. The postponement came despite an air of readiness and early plans around Verdi.
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Washington
Ira Shenefelt
Journal
Ira
Everette Shenefelt
Ralph Gibson
Henry Russell
Elwood Glasgow
Mr. Gibson
Mr. Shenefelt
East Side
Shenefelt
Verdi
Quiet Country Lodger Note Beside Bedtick
A rusticating man observes a silent country setting and remarks on the stillness of his room as he listens to the bed tick. The line captures a moment of quiet rural life and simple, intimate observation.
Installations Postponed for Eagles and Mystic Workers
The installation of newly elected Eagles officers, due last night at Eagle hall, is postponed to next Wednesday January 10. Mystic Workers 1912 officers’ installation postponed to January 17 due to cold weather and small attendance.
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Eagle Hall
The
Mystic Workers
Labor Leaders Arrested In Muscatine Bomb Plot
Emmett Flood of Chicago national AFL organizer and O C Wilson socialist Muscatine official are charged with conspiracy and malicious destruction of property tied to the local button workers strike. Flood posted 2000 bond, Wilson 3000, as preliminary hearing set for Friday.
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Muscatine
Emmett Flood
Chicago
American Federation of Labor
Gompers
Flood
O. C. Wilson
But Workers’ Union
Wilson
Cruice
Court House
Horan
Arm house and contents burned near city
Louis Henthorn and family were away to Washington when their home seven miles southeast of the city burned down. The fire was spotted at noon by Louis Baker across the road. The house and contents were a total loss. Henthorn carried three hundred dollars in insurance, which will not cover the loss.
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Henthorn
Louis Baker
The Busy Silkworm Factoid In Silk History
A curious fact notes that if a silkworm’s production were drawn into a single thread, one year’s yield could span the globe 1,250,000 times. TheRemark highlights the scale of silkworm output and its historical scope.
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Leroy Schilling
Burlington
Vienna
Carson Anderson
Kodaks and
Jerbyshire Drug Company
Charles Hays
Crawfordsville
Nettie Strain
Harry White
Irene Simpson
Hattie McConnell
Lois Dodds
North of the Entgy
Cedar Falls
State Teachers’ College
Jean Stephen
Keota
Quincy
Lil
Kate Mauthe
Rehmel
Frank Anderson
C. J. Chapel
Ainsworth
Brighton
Max Keller
Lost Nation
Iowa
J. B. Crayne
Keola
J. G. Arnold
W. B. Kerr
Toronto
S. C
West Chester
Keller & Phillips
Will Wells
Mrs. Wells
Mrs. Donovan
Austin Crawford
David Crawford
Meadow
Wilbur Crawford
Gladys
Charlotte Carson
Mediapolis
Lulu Hunt
Wilma Paul
Esther Griffiths
T. J. Miller
Harmony
Franklin Township
Miller
Belle Logan
Robert Ritchey
Mary DeVoe
Homer Stephen
J. A. Work
Marshalltown
George TL. Paul Company
Will Beard
Monmouth
Darbyshire Drug Store
W. M. Johnson
Great Western Accident Insurance Company
al Horsey
A. P. Hitchcock
M. J. Crawford
William Dayton
H. J. Davis
Miss May
Delta
Muskogee
Okla
F. R. Minkler
J. W. Davidson
Florence
Martha
W. O. Relston
Boice Wagner
Herman Pehler
G. A. Edgar
Wyman
S. EF. Fish
Cloyece Fish
Margaret Carson
Tarkio, Mo
Carrie Hamilton
Maurine McLaughlin
Bessie Swift
Ferne Randle
Havre
Everette Bailey
Davenport
St. Ambrose College
Kathryn Bailey
A. G. Wilcox
Lora Martin
Hannah Richer
Lydia Eicher
Milwaukee
Downer College
Helen Young
Winfield
Elsa Coop
Effie van Sickle
Charles Weldin
Edith
Phillip
Alf Chilcote
J. J. Weldin
Wapello
Kate White
Martin White
Helen Work
Oberlin
Ohio
West Side Drug Store
Mazie Stewart
Hattie R.green
C. 8. James
Centerville
City Hospital
Miss Green
J. G. Henderson
Herman Meyer
West of the City
Tomden
Ck. P. Roe
Miss Fannie Beal
Perry Beal
W. M. Beal
Miss Fannie
Pleasant Plain
John Mathers
Haskins
Mathers
Eugene Mathers
Momence, IL
Miss Clouidd Harper
W. ©. Huston
W. B. Macauley
C. F. Stewart
Stewart
C. Smith
Esther Woodburn
L. C. Woodburn
Verde
Eagles and Mystic Workers
Eagles
Emmett Flood and
C. C. Wilson
Joney
JUR Bank
Washington County Savings Bank
Washington, Iowa
Louis Henthorn
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