Death of Milt Kos Near Riverside Iowa
Milt Kos died in a hospital in Iowa City last night around 11 o clock after six weeks illness caused by heart trouble. He was about 35, born near Riverside and lived there most of his life with stints in Anneapolis Minnesota and Nevada. His wife, who had just visited a sister in Minneapolis, was away at the time. he leaves a large family including mother Mrs Frank Kos and nine siblings plus several other relatives. Funeral arrangements are not yet set for Sunday.
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Milt Kos
Riverside
Iowa City
Minneapolis
Frank Kos
Robert
Will
Charles
Raymond Kos
Ed Kos
Lena Shalla
Cedar Rapids
Alva
Anna
Della Kos
Mr. Kos
Nevada
Anneapolis
Minn
Kos
J. W. Somerville
Joshua
Christian
Heaven
Christiana
Despond
God
Jesus Christ
Satan
Christ
No Court Today Due to Judge Illness in Clements Case
The Jairail Swords and Zmant case halted as Judge Clements fell ill with a severe cold and pneumonia threat. His high fever prevented court today, with hopes he recovers to resume work soon.
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Jairail
Swords
Zmant
Judge Clements
Strawberry and Vanilla Nougate at the Vienna
A jolly crowd of young folks were entertained last evening by Oral aye at his home on West Main street. The evening featured games and various amusements making it a delightful gathering.
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West Main Street
H E Courty News Journal Dispatches Community Updates
Journal correspondents sort happenings to their communities in this day’s brief notices. Local events, arrivals, and actions are summarized with a focus on place and organization.
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Journal
Where the People Go What They Do Accidents and Deaths
A compact report from our news gatherers details accidents and deaths with promptly reported marriages and births. The items note incidents and life events across communities, highlighting cases of misfortune and celebration.
Church Services Summary and Local Visitors
Robert Rhea and Clyde Fishburn returned last evening from Washington. J. E. Patterson of Washington was a business visitor here yesterday. Mrs. A. R. Allen returned home from Winfeld where she had been visiting. Presbyterian services announce an 11 o clock preaching with an offering for Iowa home missions and an evening service at United Presbyterian. morning service at 11 with subject Comparative Religion. Methodist services include morning at 1 and evening at 7.
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Robert Rhea
Clyde Fishburn
Washington
J. E. Patterson
A. R. Allen
Winfeld
Presbyterian
Iowa
United Presbyterian
Methodist
Rural Route Three News Wrap
Mr and Mrs W S Green visited Washington on Thursday. Miss Frankie Beatty visits sister Mrs Charles Tucker. S Kerrs move grain and machinery to the Zeck farm for next year. Joe Carson called on Thursday. Lloyd Helwick hauls grain to Washington this week. Jno Genkinger visited Washington on Wednesday.
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W. S Green
Washington
Frankie Beatty
Charles Tucker
S. Kerr
Local farm sale near Olds noted at 118 per acre
A farm near Olds was sold at 118 per acre to Amsy Miller from Mrs. Musser. Local attendance at Godwin Bros sale north of Coppock included residents from the area. Numerous visits and errands across Coppock, Washington, Wayland, and Mt. Pleasant marked a busy period with church services and travel noted.
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Amsy Miller
Local arrivals and greetings mark town scene
Jud Thomas of Washington visits friends here today while Lou Palmer arrives from Oklahoma last evening, signaling a bustling exchange of visitors and residents.
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Jud Thomas
Washington
Lou Palmer
Oklahoma
Local residents report travel from Des Moines and Chicago
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Stewart returned from Des Moines where Mr. Stewart attended legislature. Miss Willa Jones came back from Sigourney to visit her mother B. A. Northup. Mr. Conrad returned from Chicago with four loads of stock. Mrs. Edith McCarty of Delta visited at the Stewart home.
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Warren Stewart
Des Moines
Stewart
Willa Jones
Sigourney
B. A. Northup
Mr. Conrad
Chicago
Edith McCarty
Delta
Socials and visits fill West Chester day
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Boyer and Mr. and Mrs. Curt Wells, all of West Chester, were seen visiting friends in town. W L Eichelberger reported the sale of a Tryder piano to John Ab dill near Verdi. E C Pulver returned to Keota after a day in the city on business. Dernard Lowash, injured Wednesday, passed a hard night but rested easier today. Mrs. Noyes hosted a miscellaneous shower for Mrs. John Jay on East Main street with many gifts and Baptist church ladies in attendance.
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Curt Wells
West Chester
E. C. Pulver
Keota
Dernard Lowash
Movable Brood and Colony House on Go Well Poultry Farm
Illustration shows a movable brood and colony house used at the Go Well Poultry Farm with ties to Professor Gowell Maine agricultural experiment station and the United States experimental farm. The text mentions shoes.
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Go Well
Gowell
Maine Agricultural Experiment Station
United States Experimental Farm
Samuel Griffith Dies. Spencer Native Dead at 70
Spencer Oklahoma telegram reports the death of Samuel Griffith a longtime Washington county stock dealer and landowner. He lived in Clay township before 1865 to 1885 and was known for influence in local affairs. His body to be brought to this city for interment. survivors include wife two sons and several daughters and siblings. Funeral plans not yet set.
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Jesse Scranton
Spencer
Oklahoma
Samuel Griffith
Washington County
Southwest
Mr. Griffith
Clay Township
Brighton
George Griffith
Owen Griffith
Frank Webb
Frank Grith
Chicago
Goodland
Kan
When Hens Should Be Culled At Two Year Mark
The orthodox age for culling laying hens is two years. Remove and dispose of birds kept for egg production as soon as laying declines and before molt. Delaying leads to weight loss and unsalable birds except at reduced prices.
House design for brooders converts to colony coop
The text discusses a house that can be moved easily with a caretaker, noting tarred felt for weatherproof sides and window arrangement. It explains the structure contains two brooders and can convert into a colony coop after hatching to transport pallets to full maturity.
No danger of overproduction of wholesome foods here
The speaker argues there is no risk of producing too many wholesome food products domestically. Since the country is a net buyer of eggs for import, producing more locally would not be prudent while imports satisfy home consumption.
Russian Whist and Alleged Free Entrance at Senate Gallery
The article discusses biriteh or Russian whist and its spread across Europe and the Middle East, noting its origins myth and various names. It then recounts a Philadelphia Ledger anecdote about a visitor claiming American citizenship to gain admission to the Senate gallery, only to be redirected to a door reserved for American citizens.
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England
Horace Rumbold
Athens
Turkey
Greece
Egypt
Maritime
Alps
Khedive
Senate Chamber
Philadelphia Ledger
Senate of the
United States
Local residents and farm activity report
On Wednesday Mrs. E G Mason visited with her parents. Clyde Hillhouse and Will Mitchett shipped a carload of stock to Chicago with John Hillhouse. Sherr Benson moved to the Matt Miller farm near Ainsworth. Art Long sawed wood for A L Armstrong Will Jugenheimer and Ode Ferguson this week.
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E. G. Mason
Clyde Hillhouse
Will Mitche
Chicago
John Hillhouse
Sherr Benson
Matt Miller
Ainsworth
Art
A. L. Armstrong
Will Jugenheimer
Ode Ferguson
Riches and Honor Versus Mercy and Faith
A meditation on wealth and fame as fleeting dazzle. The speaker questions riches and honor as true goals, noting health, humility, and mercy as deeper values. He prays that God withhold riches and honor if they corrupt the heart, asking Christ for guiding grace.
Nettie Hunter Stays Overnight With Friends in Pres Toe
In Crawfordsville on January 25 Miss Nettie Hunter was an overnight visitor staying with friends in Pres Toe, according to local society notes.
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Nettie Hunter
Pres Toe
Special Services Highlight Evening Interest and Attendance
The speaker Rev Lytle R Free preached from Hebrews 4 15 urging immediate acceptance of Christ warning that delaying risks lost time for service potential death and hardened hearts Now is the accepted time now is the day of salvation and tonight God spoke through the message
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Lytle R. Free
Christ
Revival sermon urges chosen path and daily faith
A large crowd heard Rev J. W. Somerville urge listeners to choose God over Satan, stressing personal responsibility for salvation and family duty. The message linked timely religion to everyday choices and warned that eternity hinges on making the right decision. Local notes mention bakery treats, an upcoming excursion, and charity events, reflecting a active community scene.
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Coppock
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Burlington
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