Death of W. D. Pyles at Columbus Junction
Wm D Pyles longtime resident of Washington and Columbus Junction dies at 4 am at his home aged 71 years. Born in 1853 in Pennsylvania he lived in Bloomdale Monath and Washington before moving to Louisa and Junction area. Survived by sister Mrs S M Moore and two others. Funeral Thursday at home with Rev J C Marshall. Interment Columbus City cemetery. Additionally Young Men's Republican club invites Cummins and Allison for Lincoln dinner February 12.
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Pyles
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Ohio
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Lil
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Louisa
Junction
Flora Duncan
Ilder
Frank Bailey
Ann Pyles
California
S. M. Moore
Aledo, Jr
Washa
J. C. Marshall
Anti- Presbyterian Church
Columbus City Cemetery
Young Men’s Republican Club
A. B. Cummins
Allison
Bryan Likely Democratic Nominee to Head Des Moines Banquet
Des Moines notes Wil Jennings Bryan, probable Democratic nominee, has been secured by the local committee for the Jefferson banquet set for April 2. The event coincides with the Democratic state convention to determine delegates for the national gathering, with attendance expected to reach many supporters.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Wil Jennings Bryan
H. C. Evans
Com
D D D Prescription Promoted For Eczema Relief
Chicago skin specialist Dr Decatur D Dennis claims a compounded oil of wintergreen formula mixed with glycerine and thymol cures eczema psoriasis barber s itch and salt rheum without harmful blood drugs. The advertisement invites readers to learn more at the store and vouches for the remedy.
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Decatur D. Dennis
Chicago
Drnis
Greater University festivities dazzle Iowa City crowd
The Iowa City event blended music oratory and feasting at the armory for S. U. S. supporters. Dr. George MacLean hosted with grace while Dean Charles Noble Gregory urged a Universal university concept. City Solicitor Henry G. Walker praised Hawkeye alumni support across conditions and places.
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Iowa
S. U
Charles Noble Gregory
Universal University
Henry G. Walker
Athens
Hawkeye Sons and Daughters
Wealthy husband in assault case linked to college garter feud
Des Moines reports reveal ten year feud between Mrs. Carl L. Clemmens and Stuart attorney H. Dash. Clemmens faces great bodily injury charges after an assault on Dash following a garter gift at Simpson College. Dash remains in critical condition as January 24 hearing looms.
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Washington
H. Dash
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Methodist
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Dash
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Dosh
Pacific Coast
Sigma Nu
Prairie Flower Society announces January 24 31 program schedule
The Prairie Flower Literary Society lists January 24 events including Declamation Harvey Wagner and Debate Roy Wagner versus Charley Casper and January 31 events with Recitation Roy Wagner select readings and autobiographies. The notice also mentions a funeral service for John S. Adams and relatives arriving from Riverside California to attend.
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Logan Ahrens
Walter Kyle
Minnie Jackson
Lula Kyle
Ear! Warner
Roy Wagner
Charley Casper
Earnest Carlson
Ralph Zeck
Cloyd Knapp
Anna Cherry
Mary Figgins
Jam
County News Notes Travel and Social Visits
Monday morning a visitor came to the home of her uncle in Cedar Rapids. Byron Batterson, visiting here last month, returned to Missouri. Mrs. Duane McClure hosts a dinner in Pearl Montgomerys honor before she leaves for Iowa City. Mr. and Mrs. John Wilson of Keota visit the Wil son family. Duane McClure and family plus Pearl Montgomery visit Milo Patterson over Sunday.
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Byron Batterson
Missouri
Duane McClure
Miss Pearl Montgomery
Iowa City
John Wilson
Keota
Baby
Pearl
Milo Patterson
Local notes from January events and clergy sermon
Jan 21 updates include Joe Limerman shipping cattle to Chicago and D C Kilgore returning from there. Mrs Al Augustine improving. Rev W A Smith of Lexington to preach at the Methodist church tonight. Elmer Crayne visiting his father J B Crayne in Des Moines. Kit Van Sickle and S J Martin returned from Texas. George Johnson family planning move to Big Horn Basin Colorado. Lee Haugh back from Des Moines. Methodist church meetings to continue all week.
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Chicago
D. C
Big Horn Basin
Colorado
Lee Haugh
Des Moines
Methodist Church
Strartford Family Arrives to Make Home Here
Dr E W Spessard and family of Stratford Texas arrived Saturday evening to establish residence. P Maxwell and Mrs Will Black of Washington attended the funeral of Mr Goble. Miss Omi Funston returned from Keota. Mrs 8 J Hebrie visited Washington. Robert West visited Columbus Junction. M M Edmundson visited Washington between trains. Mrs Patience Sherfey of Muscatine visits John Adams. W A Goble and wife returned from Council Bluffs and Lincoln Nebr with the remains of Simpson Goble.
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Texas
P. Maxwell
Will Black
Washington
Goble
Omi Funston
Keota
J. Hebrie
Robert West
Columbus Junction
M. M. Edmundson
Patience Sherfey
Muscatine
John Adams
W. A. Goble
Council Bluffs
Lincoln
Nebr
Simpson Goble
Crawfordsville Briefs Mark Local Happenings
Editor P L an overnight visitor at W returning home this month. Harry Paschal and M Moore were visitors at W today. Ralph Shannon of W was a business caller here. Today marked the fiftieth anniversary of Mr and Mrs Ferguson of west of town.
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Harry Paschal
M Moore
Ralph Shannon
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West of Town
Pleasant Plains church benefit and local notices
Dinner at the Frank Jackson sale raised 16.60 for Pleasant Plains church. Harry Whittacre’s son Martin underwent appendicitis surgery and remained in critical condition. The James Altic sale is set for the 23rd. Will Todd sawn wood Monday. Charles Brinning is ill with Dr E T Wickham tending him. Miss Snyder of Kalona sews for her sister Mrs Arthur Durst. Luella Beal visited Mary Gibson Sunday. Mr and Mrs Eberly Bishop shopped in Washington Monday. Rev W R Stryker preached for Pleasant Plains and guests gathered at Newton Noecker’s after services.
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Genkinger
Altic
Noecker
Frank Jackson
Pleasant Plains
Harry Whittacre
Martin
James Altic
Will Todd
Charles Brinning
E. T. Wickham
Miss Snyder
Kalona
Arthur Durst
Luella Beal
Mary Gibson
Eberly Bishop
Washington
W. R. Stryker
Newton Noecker
Smith's Baking Powder Priced at 25 Cents a Pound
The ad promotes Smith's Baking Powder as a superior, guaranteed product made by a top manufacturer. It claims higher quality than competitors, offers a money back guarantee, and highlights other store items like celery and dried fruit with a focus on frequent customer satisfaction and value.
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