Fair 26 31 Sale and Local Visits Highlight Week
Local notices announce Rothschilds sale on shirts and waists, with other items offered. Davenport guest Miss Ejoscoe visits Miss Fannie Winter. Kalona native Edna Alien spends time with aunt Mrs Marok. Fairfield Miss Ruth Whitmore visits sister Mrs Fuller. Keota couple Florence and Lloyd Kenner enjoy carnival with friends. Mr and Mrs James McLaughlin and daughter Lora from Topeka stay with H A Ball then move to Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rothschild’s
Ejoscoe
Davenport
Fannie Winter
Ruth Whitmore
Fairfield
A. ©. Fuller
Florence
Lloyd Kenner
Keota
James McLaughlin
Lora
Topeka
Kan
The Fair and Local Notices At Rothschilds
Local items announce the fair events from 26 to 31 featuring fresh cream croquet sets and new Dutch collars and jet collars at Rothschilds. Newt Denison returns from Hereford Texas on business while Eli Van Sickie visits. Francis Swift travels to Iowa City for a funeral. Debts owed to the late O Farris are asked to be settled promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farris
Mr. Farris
J. R. George
SOL RICH CO S Offers 1.00 Shirts at 79c Four Days
Local news notes a four day sale at SOL RICH & CO with shirts marked at 79c from the regular 1.00 price. The item promotes plain figures and a big display at The Fair. Various social arrivals and visits are listed, including George French, Miss Naomi Stewart, Reginald Hulse, and others visiting the city from Keota Des Moines and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SOL Rich & Co’s
Reginald Hulse
Keota
Gerald Ashby
Charles Mount
Chicago
W. R. Mount
Rothschild‘s
Bigamist Madson Goes to Prison
San Jose July 14 Christian C Johnson alias Anderson alias Madson was sentenced to seven years in San Quentin after pleading guilty to bigamy. He confessed to being the mysterious John Madson sought for repeated marriages and swindling women, saying he quit horses in 1908 to marry, take money, and desert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Jose
Cal
Christian C. Johnson
Anderson
Madson
Equilty
San Quentin
John Madson
Johnson
Yesterday's Ball Games Across Leagues
Baseball results from multiple cities list St Louis Detroit Cleveland Chicago Boston Philadelphia Brooklyn New York and Omaha Sioux City Lincoln Des Moines Topeka with scores, hits and notable pitchers and managers. The summaries show early and late innings totals and standout performances across the American, National and Western Leagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Rele
Luston
Petty-Stephens
Arellanes-Donohue
R.H.E. St. Louis
Boston
Criss-Criger
Schlitzer-Donohue
Detroit
R.H.E. Detroit
Washton
Killian-Stavage
Gray-Blankenship
Cleveland
R.H.E Cleveland
Philadelphia
Joss-Easterly
Morgan-Livingstone
Chicago
R.H.E. Chicago
New York
Walsh-Owens
Warhop-Kleinow
Smith-Sullivan
Doyle Sweeney
National League
Preister-Moran
White-Graham
R.hle
Kroh-Archer
Mattern-Bowerman
Philphia
MecQuillan-Dooin
Beebe-Bresnahan
Brooklyn
R.h.le
Pittsburg
Maddox-Gibson
Hunter-Bergen
R.H.E. Cincinnati
Campbell-McLean
Ames-Sgbiei
Western League
Omaha
E. Omaha
Wichita
Hollenbeck
Cadman
Brennan
Armstrong
Sioux City
R.H.E. Sioux City
Denver
Chabek-Towne
Ford-Thompson
Lincoln
R.H.E. Lincoln
Pueblo
Farthing-Mason
Galgano-Mitze
Des Moines
R.H.E. D
The Mustache Through French and English History
The article traces mustache adoption from France under Louis Philippe to England after 1815 and the Crimean War. It notes social reactions, including Horace Mayhew’s encounter with children and Punch caricatures, reflecting ridicule and changing fashion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Louis Philippe
England
Brussers
Horace Mayhew
Punch
Westminster Gazette
Silver and gold horse shoes in ancient and medieval Europe
Roman writers claim Commodus gilded his horse hooves while Nero used silver and gold shoes for his mules and his wife Poppaea. Dio Cassius suggests the metals were on the upper harness or plated thinly. In 1088 Boniface of Tuscany rode with a lavish train, horses shod in silver with nails of the same metal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commodus
Nero
Poppaea
Dio Cassius
Boniface
Tuscany
Beatrix
Also Mentioned on This Page
Iowa-Gas & Electric Co
the Fair
A. J. Froude
Newt Denison
Hereford
Texas
Eli van Sickie
West Chester
Rothschild
Francis Swift
Iowa City
SO. Rich & CO
S&.s
Eny
SWIFT
Lanta, GA
Fox & Dewey
N.S
the Royal Market
George French
City
Burlington
Naomi Stewart
Vera Alberson
H. Charles
Harry Schrader
Lucile
Martha Reeves
Sadie Tansey
Pawnee
Oxfa
Kalona
Riverside
N. Dodder
Dr. Ryan
Colfax
Harvey Young and Daughter
Winfield
John A. Young
Dr. Cadwallader
Maxwell
Millersburg
Conrad Lins
WYETH
Stephen Bacon
Rochester, N. Y
State OF
County
Monroe
Hunwryr W. Hall
Wyeth “Chemical Company
McElhinney Drug CO
Special Agents
Bigamist
the Citizens Savings Bank
Washington, Iowa
Dr. D. Arthaud
Osteopath
Kirksville
Dr. W. M. Terry
West Washington Street
Ray H. Dean
Cook & Sherman's
Washington
Golden Horseshoes
Golden State
Sun. Mall
Vaaiiy
Bun Msatward
Gun
Gally
Washington Branch
Sun
Clifford Thorne
Iowa
Court House
J. J. Kellogg
South Side Square
Butterfield
Orai
Stone Washinenen
Eicher & Livingston
A. Dewey
Oec
Office
C. J. Wilson
Co. C. Wilson
Wilson & Wilson Lawyers Opposite Journal Office
Sre
Southwest Limited
Milwaukee
Sidlam
Gentral Ry
Brighton
Lows
Minneapolis
Kanas City
Mason City Mall
Twin Cities Limited
Peoria Express
A. J. Morris
B.cutts
Minn
Dr. King
NN Sc
Lemmon's Pharmacy and
McElhinney Drug Os
Chichester
W. M. Keeley
E. D. Morrison
P. J. Hanley
P*acticans
J. Boralail
Dry Goode
Ce Phone
Farmers & Merchants State Bank
Capital
D. F. Macon Auctioneer
Macon
Washington, Towa
Nuotn Sutherland
A.a
Coli
Casey’s
Mall Ecapen
Courte Ant
Nee Spondemce Actiom OF Law
Mascure Ve Ofteott
Mate
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