Keota Local Notes Include Baseball Game Hype
Local items report D A. Chalmers for high grade threshing coal and 10c framed pictures at N. 8 Bookstore. M. H. Sweet rode as a passenger for Keota morning. Archie Young left for Chicago and Liberty ville. Mrs. Flynn visiting Cotter. Phil Crail a Branch passenger likely bound for Des Moines for the Republican state convention. Baseball Friday Keota versus Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. 8
Archie Young
Chicago
Libertyville
Phil Crail
Des Moines
Keota and Washington to Battle on Friday in Local Game
Friday features a baseball contest between Keota and Washington here inviting local fans to attend. The brief note suggests the event will be enjoyable and worthy of spectatorship alongside community gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keota
Washington
Chamberslain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
An advertisement proclaims Chamberslain's remedy a reliable medicine for bowel complaints and asserts it never fails even in severe cases. Sold by Cook & Sherman and Stewart's Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberslain’s
Cook ®& Sherman
Stewart’s Pharmacy
Little Boy Loses Thumb at First Joint
County news brief reports a Glen Dutton boy injured with his thumb cut off at the first joint last week. Also notes visits from Rev Miss Martilla Cox of California, families from Cedar Rapids and Keota, and a 10 pound son born to Floyd Mills. About 100 residents attended the Ringling Bros show in Ottumwa.
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Glen Dutton
Martilla Cox
California
Tabernacle
Rubio
Chas. Mills
Keota
Allie Baker
Cedar Rapids
Wm. Schreiver
James Schallenberger
Floyd Mills
Wm. Smith
Packwood
Ottumwa
Ringling Bros
al I
Merle Faris
Chicago
Patsy Wilson
Washington
Fred Smith
Residents and visitors drift through a Iowa town
July 30 notes list Mrs. Gilbert Voorhies cousin from Franklin Indiana visiting. J C Mathers and family plan to attend the Chautauqua at the Junction again this season. Gene Annis and family were Riv erside visitors Sunday. Mrs H F Owen traveled to Chula Missouri to spend a few days with friends. John Emmons spent Friday and Saturday at Riverside and Iowa City on business. Ross Hancock and wife visited Bloomfield for several days. Farmers finish harvesting and threshing. Win Smouse has men harvesting hay on the town site. QO Dean and family stay with Mrs Dean's father Henry Boyd while in Muscatine for health reasons. Dr and Mrs Alcorn report they like their new Gibson home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Mathers
Junction
Gene Annis
Riverside
H. F.owen
Chula
Jobpn Emmons
Iowa City
Ross Hancock
Bloomfield
Win Smouse
QO. P. Dean
Willie Holub
Joe Holub
Mary Smith
Jos. Chana
Chicago
Maggie Reiner
Addie Bockhorst
Sharpe
John
Wellman
Willie Reese
Elmer Mason
Geo
Jim Yanskey
Riverside Community Notes and Local Visits
Richmond July 30 residents report social visits from Iowa City Riverside guests and Chicago travelers. A Riverside ball game won 9 to 2 with a strong eighth inning collapse by the visitors. Several families hosted friends and relatives including Yansky Sharp Chittum and Harmeier groups, with a band concert drawing a larger crowd than the Fourth.
The Japanese Cucumber
Marion T. Anderson reports brief notes on a topic labeled The Japanese Cucumber, with a partial contact line Phone 176 suggesting a reader inquiry or local advisory item.
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Marion T. Anderson
Social Rounds and Visits Across the Area
Win Rickey and John Rittenhouse traveled to Ottumwa Saturday. Mr and Mrs Fullerton hosted two Washington friends last week. Mr and Mrs Harry Welch visited BE N Helwick's home Sunday. Henry Rathmer of Kremlin Oklahoma visits local friends. Miss Margaret Simpson of Washington visiting at the Kyle home. Charles, Henry Palmer and Bertie Palmer spent Sunday with Dublin neighbors. Wyatt and Lloyd Helwick to move to Oklahoma next Thursday to manage their recently purchased farm. Jake Bishop begins threshing near Pilotsburg Monday. Mr and Mrs James Walker visited their son Chas Walker on Saturday.
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Win Rickey
John Rittenhouse
Ottumwa
Fullerton
Washington
Harry Welch
BE. N. Helwick
Henry Rathmer
Kremlin
Okla
Margaret Simpson
Kyle
Charles and
Henry Palmer
Bertie Palmer
Dublin
Wyatt
Lloyd Helwick
Oklahoma
Jake Bishop
Pilotsburg
James Walker
Chas. Walker
Mrs Hesseltine and daughter visit Riverside kin
Mrs James Hesseltine and her daughter Mattie spent a few days last week with Mrs Hesseltine’s parents Mr and Mrs Lowe near Riverside. Ground threshing is common as Hale County farms harvest. Mr and Mrs O Williams visited with Williams’ parents Mr and Mrs B Glassburner on Sunday. Mrs Howard Swick is on the sick list. Miss Letha Glassburner helped Mrs Ben Stout with housework the last two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hesseltine
Mattie
Hesseltine
Lowe
Riverside
Williams
B. Glassburner
Howard Swick
Letha Glassburner
Ben Stout
Local residents visit relatives and travel to Des Moines
Lloyd Anderson of Washington visited his mother Mrs Nancy Hamil er. Mrs Henry Goble and her daughter from Iowa Falls arrived to visit relatives. Mrs Samuel Thompson and her son Nelson spent yesterday with her sister Mrs W A Walker. Jesse Marr departed last evening for Des Moines to attend the state convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Hamil
Lloyd Anderson
Washington
N. M. Anderson
Henry Goble
Iowa Falls
Samuel Thompson
Nelson
W. A. Walker
Jesse Marr
Des Moines
Local social notes from July visit attentions and travel
July 30 notes show H Beyers of New London visiting, Nellie Soders returning to Wayland after visiting Mrs George Kilburn, J H Hustons visiting friends in Winfield, Emma Burrell of Aledo Ill arriving for a John Carter home visit, Mrs John Shaffer and son Lee traveling to Pilot Grove to visit Mrs J W Datin, Grover Neiswanger of Ainsworth visiting, Mrs R S White hosting Social Hour, and Hi Manners reported to be in neuralgia but improving.
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H. Beyers
New London
Nellie Soders
Wayland
George Kilburn
J. H. Huston
Winfield
Emma Burrell
Aledo
John Carter
John Shaffer
Lee
Pilot Grove
J. W. Datin
Grover Neiswanger
Ainsworth
R. S. White
Manners
Many residents plan visits and travel in late July
July 30 notices show Mrs James Grover heading to Washington to visit relatives while George Holmes and daughter Norene travel to De Soto for Lydia Tyndall’s funeral. Others return from visits to Washington and Hedrick, attend musical groups, or visit Sigourney, Muscatine, or Kewanee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Grover
Washington
George Holmes
Lenore
DeSota
Lydia Tyndall
Edd Grove
Nellie Hartman
Philip Hartman
McDonald
Lois Likens
Colorado
Roland Neal
Dysart
Jacob Zimerman
West Chester
Reno Dunshee
Evelyn Bales
Sigourney
A. H. Richardson
Orpheus Musical Club
Geo. Herscher
Hines
Hedrick
Harris
Geo. Paul and
Louie Dusenberry
W. R. Hill
Kewanee
Ill
John Reinert
Muscatine
Geo. Schwenke
Baby
Gaunder
Edward
Albert Schlitz
P. Stein
July 31 visitors and social gatherings in Columbus Junction
July 31 notes record Art Long and family visiting with friends at Columbus Junction. Will and Louis Jugenheimer visited Richmond with friends. Edna Smith returned from Cedar Falls summer school. Mr and Mrs John Davidson visited WH Easter home. Mrs Easter of Ainsworth stayed with Sherm Benson and Wil Easter. Ode Ferguson shelled corn for Wil Reubsam. Will Mitchell and family visited Lewis Baker. Libe and Fetters families visited Frank Mayhew. Mrs A White and son Theodore visited John Hillhouse. Wm Jugenheimer visiting son Oscar. About thirty friends attended a lawn party at Norm Pratt home with lighting, ice cream served, and a jolly time.
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Art Long
Columbus Junction
Will
Louis Jugenheimer
Richmond
Edna Smith
Cedar Falls
John Davidson
Easter
Ainsworth
Sherm Benson
Wil
Ode Ferguson
Wili Mitchell
Lewis Baker
Adam Libe
Will Libe
Ralph Fetters
Frank Mayhew
A. White
Theodore
John Hillhouse
Wm. Jugenheimer
Oscar
Norm Pratt
Local Getaway and Excursions From Havre Area
Ben Keyes and son Will went to Havre this morning to paint. Free and Ferne Randle rode with Ainsworth to visit friends. Mrs Elmer Mason traveled to Crawfordsville to visit a friend. Miss Dorothy Jugenheimer returned to Havre after a visit with Mrs Elmer Mason. Mrs Dora Wiley and Jessie went to Montrose Iowa for a few weeks with relatives. Baseball Friday afternoon on the south east ball grounds. Admission 25 cents, ladies seated free. Next Pan Handle excursion to Texas via Milwaukee and Santa Fe on Tuesday August 7 to buy cheap lands.
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Free
Ferne Randle
Ainsworth
Elmer Mason
Crawfordsville
Allen DeLong
Dora Wiley
Jessie
Montrose
Iowa
Pan Handle
Texas
Milwaukee
Santa Fe
Garrison & Gobble Land Co
Muscatine
J. A. Y. Ashby
Washington
Weather Crop Bulletin Predicts Very Bright Prospects
Crop prospects are very excellent as detailed in the weather crop bulletin. The report highlights favorable growing conditions, ample moisture, and strong yields anticipated across regions. Farmers are advised to monitor soil moisture and disease pressures while planning harvests.
Examination for Will be Open to First District Boys
Des Moines Iowa July 31 The past week was cooler than usual with high day temperatures favorable for harvests Rainfall varied from a tenth to over two inches Soil moisture remains ample for staple crops Harvest of hay oats and barley progressing in most areas Barley and oats threshing underway with fair yields Spring wheat districts ready for harvest with good prospects Core crop maintains high quality and expected average yield Pastures good overall with some drought spots Late potatoes aided by recent showers Apple crop doing fairly well
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Des Moines
Iowa
Preliminary cadetship exam set for Burlington
Burlington Iowa July 31 a preliminary competitive examination for a cadetship at Annapolis will be held September 1 in this city open to all young men of the First congressional district who are qualified Winners gain the right to take the first regular examination at Fort Madison on the third Tuesday of next April From about a hundred candidates one regular and three alternates will be selected to take the regular exam Emanuel Lofquist completes his term at the academy next summer A physical exam may also be held in the city near the same date
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Burlington
Iowa
Annapolis
Fort Madison
Emanuel Lofquist
New Life Pills Offer Gentle Regulation of Bowels
An alarmingly common outcome of neglected bowel health is chronic constipation. Dr. Kings New Life Pills are advertised as the best and gentlest regulators of stomach and bowels, guaranteed by Stewart, a local druggist, priced at 25 cents.
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Dr. King
Stewart's Rmacy
Brinton Co to Show Moving Pictures at Brighton
The Brinton Entertaining Company to present two moving picture shows in a big tent at Ka wards' pasture north of Brighton on Thursday and Friday evenings August 2 and 3. Don’t forget the dates.
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Brinton Entertaining Co
Brighton
Kawards
Local Residents Arrive and Depart on Summer Travel
July 31 updates show Miss Pearl Jarnagan returning to Chicago after a lengthy visit at H. H. Wickham’s home. Albert Donovan of Washington made a business visit. Mrs. W. J. Trotter left for Avoca Iowa to see her sister Mrs. Amos Poland. Miss Emma Pratt came home from Cambridge Iowa after a year away. Mrs. Al Patterson of Washington visited here. Miss Omi Funston and Miss Alma Sharp of Keota traveled to visit relatives in Brigton Verdi and Fairfield. W. T. Trotter left for the Republican state convention in Des Moines. Hugh Hamil of Jamesport Missouri and his niece were also noted travelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Jarnagan
Chicago
H. H. Wickham
Albert Donovan
Washington
W. J. Trotter
Amos Poland
Avoca
Iowa
Emma Pratt
Cambridge
al Patterson
Omi Funston
Alma Sharp
Kkeota
Brighton
Verdi
Fairfield
W.T. Trotter
Des Moines
Hugh Hamil
Jamesport
Thousands Needed to Harvest Crops in Minnesota and Dakotas
The notice advertises large harvest labor with low wages across the Iowa Central Railway region. Tickets sold daily from August 1 to 31, 1906, offering wages from 1.75 to 3.00 dollars per day including board. Address A. B. Cutts for full details. Miss Olive Ramsey returns home to Mt. Pleasant after a city visit, accompanied by Miss Nellie Bowman who will stay briefly.
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Minnesota
Dakotas
Iowa Central Railway
A. B. Cutts
Minneapolis
Minn
Olive Ramsey
Mt. Pleasant
Nellie Bowman
Testimony on Foley’s Kidney Cure for Kidney and Bladder Trouble
Ira W. Kelley of Mansfield Pennsylvania describes years of poor health from kidney and bladder issues. After spending much money on doctors he says Foley’s Kidney Cure cured him and he recommends it to others. Sold by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira W. Kelley
Mansfield
Foley
J A Y Ashby Visits Keota For Morning Business
J A Y Ashby traveled to Keota this morning to handle business matters. He met local officials and conducted routine activities before returning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Y. Ashby
Keota
A Remarkable Woman Mme Celeste in Washington Parlor
Mme Celeste, famed palmist and clairvoyant, offers readings in Washington at 300 Marion Avenue, 9 AM to 9 PM daily and Sunday. She claims to reveal marriages, business advice, and names, promising satisfaction and limited-time availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mme
Celeste
Washington
Marion Avenue
Gwiss Cottage
Red Band Brand Promises Quality and Special Week Prices
Red Band Brand emphasizes consistent quality with every product packed in house and a guaranteed satisfactory package. The message touts special weekly prices and extra bargains across all Red Band lines, urging customers to buy with confidence.
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