Impressions of Shiloh and Vicksburg commissioners visit
Old soldiers and wives filled the G A R Hall to hear speeches by Col Palmer Mrs Kh P Lewis and Ralph Livingston about battlefield tours and monuments Palmer praised the commission and the hospitable South while Bell echoed support for regimental Iowa monuments. The event included remarks on future monument legislation and shared memories of Shiloh and other sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. R. Hall
Mr. Palmer
Shiloh
Sibley
Col. Bell
Funeral for John McCall Held East of City
The funeral of the late John McCall of east of the city was held yesterday morning at eleven o'clock. Rev. D J Masson conducted the services and interment followed at City cemetery. Pallbearers were J W Patton M Y Wallace John Martin M J Orr Hugh Nelson A J Dawson. The grand jury remains busy and will stay until Thursday afternoon when the judge resumes court duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D.J. Masson
Messra
J. W. Patton
M. Y. Wallace
John Martin
M. J. Orr
Hugh Nelson
A. J. Dawson
Break-up-A-Cold-Tab Offered At Stewart's Pharmacy
A local ad promotes Weeks Break-up-A-Cold tablets with a cheerful refund if ineffective. Price set at 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart
Sketch of Life and Death of Mr James Looney
The short life sketch notes the death of Mr James Looney and adds that his only sister is mentioned as Mrs Essley of the Easley House in Washington Iowa. She is the sole surviving family member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Looney
Essley
Easley
Washington
Iowa
Rabbits for New York boost Belgian hare craze in Daytonville
Daytonville la Jan 15. Farmer L Stoddard ships common rabbits to New York market capitalizing on the Belgian hare craze. He packs about 150 per day after the last snowfall with 50 in a hunter’s catch this afternoon. The piece notes profits and ongoing county financial settlements and local weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daytonville
New York
L. Stoddard
Belgian hare owner buys two opossums for breeding venture
Charles Means expands his Belgian hare business by purchasing two opossums. He plans to raise the animals to appeal to possum lovers. One opossum arrived from Indiana and played dead until Alderman Mason's dog uncovered the box, then it buried into straw. The incident drew crowds at the Narrow Gauge depot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Means
Indiana
Mason
Death Notice of Mrs. Mary Vreal Near Pilotsburg
L W Wesley of the Washington Buggy Company reports the death of his sister Mrs Mary Vreal aged about 45 at her home near Pilotsburg. She leaves a husband and five children. The funeral is tomorrow at 2:00 pm from the family residence with interment in Richmond cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W. Wesley
Washington Buggy Company
Mary Vreal
Pilotsburg
Richmond Cemetery
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Brown's Muslins
Cambric, &c
Herkimer Percales
Mercer & Chilcote
Graham
Opera House
Rowland & Shields
Tahurspay
West Side
Southland
Vicksburg
Iowa Soldiery
Lewis
Cols. Palmer and
Bell
America
Henry Stichter
Col. Palmer
Chicamauga
Nity
Kh. P. Lewis
Ralph Livingston
Ralph
Cyrus Woods
Hugh Robinson
Cription
Frank Keenan
So Smith Russell
Keenan
U. S
Canada
Bowland and
Shields
Warren Moone
John Shields & Son
John McCall
D. W. Harvey
Boughlin
Mia Harvey
Ainsworth
A. C. O'Toole
Ottumwa
Martha Walker
Daytonvile
M. L. Webster
Wm. Thomas
Wellman
Wm. Boehme
Rabbits For
Hunter
County Board of Supervisors
Bers
A. Hise
Clay Township
Jefferson
Soar
Swift & Co
Bursham
Owen L. Friese
Richmond
Omaha
Sarah and
Laura Chil
Cote
West Chester
A. Nelson
Havre
Ness
Niegiulie
Duncan Book Store
North Side Square
Jay, Clover and
Timothy
Baird & Johnson
Terlaphone
Cash Store
Temple Pharmacy
M. L. Logan,‘Prop
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