Local marksmen show strong at state shoot in New Moines
Washington boys place second in the 4th regiment event and seventh in the state meet. Sergeants Jackson leads with a 25 score. Three shooters Schilling Stryker and Beret Jackson vie for state team tryouts as Colonel Brookhart aims to match or exceed last year's strong showing.
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Washington
New Moines
Schilling
Stryker
Beret. Jackson
S4th Regiment
Sergt. Jackson
Etemarke
Nen
Boye
Brookhart
Saskatchewan
Local notes from Ainsworth and Riverside communities
Ainsworth and Riverside gossip items list residents visiting, shopping, and traveling to nearby towns. Moves include Aliee Gookin and Ena visiting Columbus Junction, Wendel and Amy Lawrence shopping in Washington, and others returning from Bluff Park andMontrose.
Baptist minister to address Des Moines children's home drive
Rev A Hightshoe and group visited Washington yesterday afternoon. Luther Gormley and Jesseui went to Omaha. Misses Jennie Lone Ruth Franklin Neal Murphy Ina Faris travelers to Washington. Union services planned at Presbyterian church with Mr Crandall of Oskaloosa speaking for the Des Moines children's home drive. Sabbath school to be held at 10 o'clock across three churches and a union service at 7 in United Presbyterian church yard.
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Eva Easter
Washington
F. G. Landa
Columbus Junction
Lewis Duncan
United Brethren Church
Crawfordsville
A. BL. Hightshoe
Robert Cleery
J. J. Anwyl
E. J
Luther Gormley
Jesseui
Omaha
Neb
Fred Long
Wilson Lennon
Jennie
Aliee Lone
Sewell
Ruth Franklin
Neal
Joseph Murphy
Ina
Frank Faris
Henry Long
Wayne Coun
Wallace Cherryholmes
Ruth Easter
Ainsworth
John Cunningham
J. Mitchell
Presbyterian Church
Crandall
Oskaloosa
Des Moines
United Presbyterian Church
Anna Wilson
Winifred Anderson
Methodist Sunday School
Wilson
Seventh
Iowa Infantry
S. M. Logan
A. J. Dawson
W. R
W. N. Lowash
George Glider
C. D. Rickey
J. C. Nelson
Robert Young
Company H
Capt
J. S. Gray
Joseph Dawson
Wm. B. Schenefelt
J. C. Weade
Hugh Arthur
Mason Scott
Thomas Brown
Alf Chilcote
S. A. White
J. C. Boice
Seth K. Coates
S. C. Gardner
J. J. Kellogg
James Bailey
Miss Naomi Bidwell Hosts Daytime Party Guests
Society notes report Miss Naomi Bidwell inviting her little friends to a West Washington party. Several local families and visitors are referenced in gatherings at homes across the city, with weddings and social events noted including Bertha Hesseltine and John Kupka's nuptials and a fiftieth anniversary social for Company H veterans.
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Naomi Bidwell
Kidwell
West
Washington
Phoebe Maxwell
East Main Street
Lela Senge Della Sawtell
Francis Hutchinson
Fairfield
Winnie Elliott
Muscatine
Marjorie Hebner
Hoy
Geo
Hesseltine
East Second Street
Bertha
John B. Kupka
D. J. Coon
the Baptist Church
Havre
Riverside
Sheldon
Iowa
Called meeting of D. AL RL on July 24 1911
A called meeting of the group D. AL RL is set for Monday evening July 24 1911 at 8 o clock with Mrs A S White on West Washington street. The notice calls for important business and asks everyone to attend.
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Mystic Workers of
Rr World
Woodman Hall
D. AL RL
Comiseration shower at wedding party shocks bridesmaids
A quirky exchange describes a bride receiving a commiseration shower from girls who pity her engagement to a man they think unworthy. The bride remains unfazed, noting every girl would have envied his engagement for herself.
Chicago Markets Report July 21 1911 Prices and Prospects
Estimated receipts reach 20 000 with a yesterday carryover of 8 000. Prospects weak to 5 lower with light trade around 6 25 to 6 85 and mixed packers 6 35 to 6 85. Heavy shipping trades 6 15 to 6 80. Rough 6 15 to 6 35. Cattle 2 000 with prospects strong. Sheep 12 000 with prospects steady.
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Chicago
Market summaries from Chicago live stock reports July 21 1911
Chicago market notes for July 21 1911 show receipts estimated 20000 with 21777 official yesterday and 3872 shipments. Cattle light to heavy grades quoted and hogs weak to five lower. sheep and lambs mixed with western markets showing steady to weak tones. Furnished by Beach-Wickham Grain Co.
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Chicago
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Fox & Dewey
Camp Perry
Stryker Ao
McGee
Jackson
Springman
Goeng
Washington National Bank
Canada Land
Canada
ST. Paul
Great Northern Ry
Luse Land & Development CO. Ltd
Minnesota
Southwell & McCulley
TRE County News
PD Por Journal Readers
Hegamin Wendel
Amy Lawrence
P. A. Shockley
Arthur McFarland
Mark Hardin
J. R. Hardin
W. T. Hollen
Otis Foster
Catherine Mentzer
Iowa City
Anna Chihak
Lone
Boa
Ray Fy Bjoodlove
Lester
BE. D. Lewis
Welmar
Celeste Criz
Capt. Frank City
Wellman
Blanche Wallace
Holt
Ford
C. W. Walsh
LaCrosse
Wis
Plac
Julia Debrie
Hugh H. Hanson
Oxford
Resaris
A. J. Stransky
Cedar Rapids
Vernie Maresh
Kolowa City
George Maresh
Tani
IN Society
Willa
Ethel
Alice
Wallace
Walter Ayres
Isabel
A. Gibson
Daughney
Dorothy Harvey
Jine Neiswanger
Fr May Gorham
Edwin Carlton Xton
Fort Scott
Kas
K&. BR. Gorham
Charles Gorham
Bad Grayson
Nena Wilson
Luba Parkinson
Los Angeles
Calif
L. H. Wallace
C. , Wilson
Washington Street
T. Kennedy
Nebr
C. G. Wilson
Ioota
Nebi
Frank Giesler
Muses
Lillian Moore
Burlinet
Senior Endeavor Society
Second United Presbyterian
Hazi Blewari
Jefferson Street
Stewart
Marie Chilcote
Hazel Stewart
Chaser
McTlhinney
Uncle Walt
Atoes
Roy
Morgan
Wall Street
Horace
John
John D
Walt Mahon
George Matthews” Adams
A. C. A. W. Hall
Ill
Texas
Mis
Beach-Wickham Grain Company
Postal Telegraph Building
Ilinois
Washington City
Reister & Son
John A. Babcock Commission
U. S. Yards
Illinoi
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