Annual Spirit Lake event in Stanhope Iowa July
A dated notice in Spirit Lake lists an annual event in Stanhope Iowa for July with details about a gas engine pull titled D6ta.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1911
Page
3
Japanese student caught in pickpocket nets at state university
A Japanese student at State University of Iowa was nabbed in a pickpocketing incident. Local coverage notes this incident amid other news and a report on the forty-eighth annual conclave of the Grand Commandery Knights Templar of Iowa.
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State University
Spirit
Lake
Say
Grand Commandery
Knights Templar
Iowa
Knights Conclave to be Held at Templar Park Spirit Lake
A gathering of three or four hundred uniformed knights is being prepared at Templar park Spirit Lake from July 8 to 14 under Grand Commander John Willian Edwards Mt Pleasant. The lodge area, hotel, and beach amenities are being renovated and crews build cement steps while boats are repainted and water toboggan ready for nautical sport. Knights have begun arriving at Templar lodge for meals and recreation and many will stay for the summer after the conclave.
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Templar Park
John Willian Edwards
Mt. Pleasant
Spirit Lake
Temlar Lodge
Stanhope dealer uncovers buried cash in engine parts
At Stanhope on June 6 a dealer named Mathre found an unusual cache inside a small Ba A engine purchased by Howe from the local implement and automobile dealer. The engine housing contained about $800 in money, including $500 in silver and $300 in paper currency.
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Stanhope, Tn
Hangs Howe
Luers
P. Mathre
Stanhope
Mathie
Mystery surrounds money find at Stanhope State Bank
A cashier’s container in a business place yielded $600 in silver tucked in a cylinder head and $2300 hidden in the same spot. The money’s owner is sought as Hove deposits the funds at Stanhope State Bank and promises return to proven owners. Community puzzled by the source and fate of the funds.
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Hove
Stanhope
Wedding Bells Fail as Divorce Rule Blocks Union
Marshalltown June 5 Clyde Clement Itigin and Dorothy Calmus of this city faced a failed wedding plan due to a state law requiring a one year wait after divorce before remarriage. Clement admitted a divorce longer than a year but could not prove the claim. There was a hurried scene at the Cuthins home as preparations collapsed.
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Marshalltown
Clyde Clement
Itigin
Dorothy Calmus
Clement
Cuthins
Staty Invitation Issued Two Hours Before Ceremony
The statement notes that the invitation was issued and the work completed only two hours before the hour fixed for the ceremony. This brief indicates last minute preparations and tight scheduling surrounding the event.
Local Jeweler Family Faces Investment Losses in NYC Probe
Mrs A Surfer and her daughter Fannie Savier from Iowa City are tied to a $8000 loss tied to the Redeemable Investment Company under investigation in Greater New York. They say Rev Norman Plass, former Washburn College president, urged the investment promising 10 percent interest. Local friends fear the Sunters may lose their $9000 stake.
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Iowa City
Iowa
A. Surfer
Redeemable Investment Company
Greater New York
Surter
Fannie A. Savier
Suni
Pocket picker Hor faces expulsion over university thefts
Kenjiro Hor a Japanese student was arrested and confessed to stealing from Minnesota baseball players visiting the town. Police searched his home and found no property. Hor admits a string of larcenies linked to athletes losing money jewelry and clothing after leaving garments in the university armory. University officials, urged by fellow students, oversee the case as police refer it to campus authorities.
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Lal Jume
Kenjiro Hor
Whder
Minnesota
Amazeu
Wome
Alo
Merime Carter
Lown
Univreity
Davenport Pastor Janes A Bur hit Named New Leader
Davenport announces the acceptance of Rev. Janes A. Burchit as pastor of the Centenary Methodist church. The move, while causing regret, is presented as a necessary step and reflects the church’s plan for future leadership.
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Davenport
Thvilberg
Copal Church
Syte Case
N. Y
Tereof
Janes A. Burchit
Lr Burehit
Pulpit Leadership Emphasizes Pastor Transfers
The editorial argues that strong religious leadership benefits from occasional pastor transfers. It suggests shifting assignments refreshes ministry and keeps congregations engaged through new perspectives and renewed energy.
Burlington wins IM12 convention of Iowa United Commercial Travelers
Clinton June 5 Burlington captured the IM12 convention title of the Iowa United Commercial Travelers defeating Des Moines. Officers elected include Grand councillor Hugh Doran Ottumwa and grand secretary H W Conant Sheldon. Delegates named are D P Moore LeMars and Hugh Doran Ottumwa with several council shifts to fill.
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Clinton
Burlington
Iowa United Commercial Travelers Association
Des Moines
Hugh Doran
Ottumwa
PP. Thomson
H.W. Conant
Sheldon
Ko Palmer
Grand Sentinel
I. F. Scribner
Brand Page
W. St. Emerson
Atlantic
C. E B. Rosemond
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Supreme Council
Columbus
D. P. Moore
LeMars
P. G. C. Hugh Doran
L. J. Hdson
B.C. Hilhouse
Red Oak
William Gray
Veterans Salute Feature Acknowledges Sixties Heroes
Children on Second Street from Linn to Cheanut will carry flakes while veterans march by in salute. The parade's dine of wavel is altered to include this notable feature honoring the sixties heroes.
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Linn
Cheatnut
Wavel
Convict Donohue Reclaimed After Des Moines Escape
Anamosa Iowa June 5 A convict named Donohue who escaped from the Iowa state reformatory in 1909 was returned to the institution last week He escaped with fellow convict Maxwell by climbing water pipes and descending outside they were captured in Des Moines Maxwell remains at large
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Anamosa
Iowa
Donohue
Iowa State Reformatory
Man- Well
Ade
Des Moines
Miller's Dyspepsia Tablets Helped Patient Gain Weight
Mrs. J. E. Vink suffered four years with dyspepsia and headaches. She found no relief until Miller's Dyspepsia Tablets, taking one tablet for instant relief, helped her gain thirty pounds. Boxes sold 25c and 50c at druggists.
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J. E. Vink
Miller
Voley's Kidney Remedy Endorsed for Kidney Bladder Trouble
A historic medical ad promotes Voley's Kidney Remedy as effective for chronic kidney and bladder issues. It claims to regulate balance, heal and strengthen, and lists sale through all druggists.
Seven Trains Delayed as Call Boy Sleeps in Iowa
Fort Dodge Iowa June 5 Jack Kinney a train crew caller for the Illinois Central slept on duty causing delays to seven trains from Tama to Sioux City Fort Dodge to Council Bluffs No 1 the fast mail ran late Kinney said he knew his services were no longer required and refused to quit His friends among the patrol men want him back and he remains a noted dispatcher killer in the office
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Fort Dodge Ja
Jack Kinney
Ilinois Central
Kinney
Tama
Sioux City
Fort Dodge
Council
Hoy
Omaha
Sions Mall
Patroai Men
Legion
Tored
Blue Eyed Lad
Dipatcher
Muscatine School Children Placed in Grand Army Parade
Thai school children of Muscatine will take a prominent part in the Grand Army parade on June 14 as part of the state encampment. The general committee of the Muscatine Commercial club decided to line the children along West Street for the event.
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Muscatine
Musatine
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Endorsed by Firm
A Pasadena note dated March 9 1911 from Foley and Con extols Foley's Honey and Tar Compound as an efficient non opiate expectorant safe for children. It claims no nauseating results and no digestion interference, urging purchase in the yellow package through All Drug stores.
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Pasadena
Cal
Foley and Con
Foley
C. IH
Ward Prag Co
CC. L. Parsona
Secy and Treas
Foley's
All Drug
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