Priest Leavis Rome to Episcopal Clergy Calling
Father Hennis formerly a Roman Catholic priest in Fond du Lac Wisconsin has joined the Episcopal church and is seeking licensure as clergy He is currently on a six months probation at Father A Parker Curtiss parish in Ripon and will receive a Bishop Grafton license after the term He studied at a Texas seminary and previously served in Home Idaho as a Catholic priest
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Fond du Lac
Wis
Father Hennis
Episcopal Church
Pase Cieoneh
A. Parker Curtie
Ripon
Grafton
Hennis
Texas
Ida
Calian Oon
Johnson's bakery feeds and Florence visits noted
Johnson's bakery advertised bread and coffee cakes for tomorrow and more pies. Various residents and visitors, including L. S. Patterson, Miss Vera Anderson, Prof. Tom Davis, Sherm Crone, Miss Amy Richards, Miss Lilian Olds, and Miss Jessie Jeffrey, were seen arriving or traveling. West Liberty faces Washington next Saturday at 2 30 p m, while Frank Lamphere's funeral party travels by Firefly from Rock Island.
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Marbourg & Flelwick
Cas Slocum
Johnson's
Johnson's Bakery
L. S. Patterson
Vera Anderson
Crawfordsville
Tom Davis
Fairfield
Sherm Crone
Burlington
Amy Richards
Cotter
Lilian Olds
Ainsworth
Johnson
Lillian Olds
Johnson’s
Bert Dixon Returns From Iowa City Trip
Bert Dixon arrived last evening from Iowa City where he went on a business trip. See the ball game next Saturday afternoon West Liberty versus Washington at 2 30 oclock. Plenty of chairs for the ladies.
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Bert Dixon
Iowa City
West Liberty
Washington
Diamond Cure Rumor From Paris Sparks Cure Hype
The item claims a Paris discovery of a diamond cure for consumption. It quotes W T McGee of Vanleer Tennessee praising Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds as giving instant relief and a permanent cure. Stewart's drug store sells it for 50 cents and 1.00 with a trial bottle free.
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Paris
W. T. ceGee
Vanleer
Tenn
Dr. King
Stewart's
Regimental Reunion Marks Chickamauga Battle Anniversary
The 42nd anniversary of the Battle of Chickamauga to be observed at Chickamauga National Park in Chattanooga September 18 to 20. Regiments from twelve states including Pennsylvania Ohio Illinois Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa Nebraska Missouri Kansas and Kentucky will gather, with rail fare at one cent per mile. Officials invite visitors to tour the battlefield and view markers as educators bring history to life for students and families.
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Chickamiauga
Chattanooga
Chickamauga National Park
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Illinois
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Nebraska
Missouri
Kansas
Kentucky
Louisville & Nashville
R. K
Louisville & Nashville RR
Minniken
Louisville
F. D. Busan
Cincinnati
J. BE
Davenport
D. P
St. Lous
H.C
Barney
N. W
Chicago
Local News Briefs From Washington Davenport and Colorado
Mrs Lou Fitzwilliam visits her Washington relatives in Eagle July 27. Dr Clyde Boice returns from Des Moines after tuberculosis society meeting. Ralph Shannon comes home from Davenport where he worked for American Canning Co. Mrs C A McWilliams and Edgar visit Wapello then return home. Will Cunningham returns from Altamosa Colorado after a pleasant trip with brother Charles. Mrs Robert Dihel to Wichita after visiting friends here. Dice escorts body to Illinois for burial.
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Clyde Boice
Des Moines
The
Society For T the
Ralph Shannon
Davenport
American Canning Co
C. A. McWilliams
Edgar
Washington
Wapello
Safeguard
Will Cunningham
Altamosa
Colorado
Charles
Robert Dihel
Wichita
Kam
Dice
Illinois
Saving Now For Future Gains And Warding Ills
An advice note urges frugal living and small investments to prevent larger costs. It compares saving ten percent of earnings to avoiding wasteful spend and highlights buying Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as a cheap preventive measure that can avert medical bills. For sale by Stewart's Pharmacy, Cook & Sherman.
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Chamberlain
Stewart’s
Cook & Sherman
Nervous Women and Uterine Disorder Promoted Cure Claim
An article promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure for nervous prostration tied to uterine disorders. It cites Mrs. M. E. Shotwell of Brooklyn who reports relief after using the remedy and urges other women to try it, claiming renewed health and youthfulness.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
M. E. Shotwell
Flatbush Avenue
Brooklyn
N. Y
E. Pinkham
Lydia RE. Pinkham
Tam
Peckham Refuses to Answer Questions in Cotton Leakage Inquiry
New York broker A Peckham defies a grand jury probing cotton leakage. United States District Attorney Beneh warns that continued defiance may be reported to Judge Wright who has signaled intent to punish witnesses who refuse proper questioning. Peckham declines to discuss developments and questions whether proceedings will go forward.
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Washington
A. Peckham
New York
Peckham
United States
Beneh
Wright
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
Bench
Peekham
Miss Elete Cramer Dies by Suicide in South Bend Visit
Knox Indiana July 28 Miss Elete Cramer a pretty prominent local girl committed suicide at her aunt's South Bend home She drank carbolic acid after a final farewell to her mother and aunt saying life is a foolish struggle Domestic troubles are blamed She was 17.
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Knox
Ind
Elete Cramer
South Bend
Cramer
Fisherman Pastor Nets Unlikely Frog-Fish Tale
In Winsted Connecticut on July 25 Rev Franklin J Elmer fishing at Lake Wonksunkmunk West Hill lost a bassed four to five pound fish. While recapturing the line a frog jumped onto a nearby rock and a pickerel seized the frog. The clever catch left the Elmers with a pickerel supper.
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Elmers
Rescue at Long Island City Gas Plant Dig Saves Five Workers
Four men trapped by a collapsing trench at a new gas plant in Long Island City were saved by passersby who heard a hand move. They dug the soil and freed a hand, then other workers, finally rescuing five men after several hours of effort.
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New York
Long Island City
Mineral locations possible in Uintah forestry lands
Washington July Richards of the general land office says mineral locations may be made in the Uintah Indian reservation lands in Utah that were reserved for forestry just as in other forest reservations.
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Washington
Richards
General Land Office
Uintah
Baseball scores from Chicago July 28
Baseball results across leagues listed for July 28 in Chicago. American League games show Cleveland 4 over Washington 1 and Chicago 4 tied with Philadelphia 4 in ten innings. National and other leagues report mixed results with multiple cities and scores.
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Chicago
Philadelphia
New York
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Boston Wittsburg
Boston
American
Cleveland
Washington
St. Louiis
Association
Louisville
Toledo
Indianapolis
Columbus
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Kansas City
St. Paull
St. Paul
In St. Louis Police Raid Delmar Race Track
The fifth raid under Governor Folk to enforce anti pool selling law at the Delmar race track found no resistance. Twelve officers with rifles guarded the betting ring. no arrests were reported.
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St. Louis
Delar
Folk
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Leavis Rome
Will
Fond du Lac Plocgeen
Marion T. Anderson
the News
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Springer
North Second Avenue
Johnson’s Bakery
Cal Schurr
West Chester
Howard White
Jessie Jeffrey
Kate Finley
Mt Pleasant
Rose Springman
Muscatine
Washington Grounds
Wm. Nelson
Keota
John Wolf
Wolf
Frank Lamphere
Rock Island
ISG
Bibles
Stewart's Book Store
A. Orris
E. A. Orris
Washington, Iowa
Journal
Journal Office
Ashby
Chickamaugaa
Lou Fitzwilliam
Mrs
A. Voliquardsen
Eagle
Wrsme Shotwe
Melny
Castile
Connecticut
Sioux City
Denver
Omaha
St. Joseph
Pueblo
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company
Stanley G. Logan
Mr. C. Slocum
Slocum
Vienna Bakery
Dean
Iowa Gas & Electric Company
Washington Illuminating Co
Yours Truly
Miccartney & Son
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