Night Riders Rear Hope in Local Crop Theft Incident
Night riders attacked the home of John and Roy Miller near here after stealing 8 900 pounds of tobacco bound for Madison. Henry Holder saw them and questioned their purpose while they reportedly warned him to mind his own business. This marked the Millers first loss and may be their last.
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Why Be Bald Parisian Sage Hair Dressing Ad
A Parisian Sage hair dressing ad promotes a delightful, invigorating product claimed to soften hair and reduce dandruff. It guarantees satisfaction with a money back offer if not the most delightful product used, priced at 59 cents a bottle at Lemmaan's Pharmacy.
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Second United Presbyterian convention meets in Columbus City
The Columbus City presbytery convened in the United Presbyterian Church with about fifty attendees from Alneworth Washington Crawfordsville West Chester Keota Winfield Morning Sun Burlington and Keokuk. Sessions included prayers addresses by Rev Fred Minott and Rev J K Newsome plus sessions on youth work and mission studies.
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Lows
Keokuk Presbytery
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Alneworth
Washington
Crawfordville
West Chester
Keota
Winfield Morning Sun
Burlington
Keokuk
Presbyterial Society
Fred Minott
Oskaloosa
Synod
Pauls
Christian Church
Elliott
Rome
D. Lo Me Bride
Winfield
Washington Attendees at Convention Include Nine Women and Clergy
The record lists Miss Alma Humston Miss Funice Acheson Miss Lucha Peal Miss Ella Gordon Mari on Randle Rev W R Sawhill Miss Mary Clendenning Miss Lolia Paul and Miss Ruth Vincent as attendees yesterday. The Rev and Mrs W C Fisher attended last evening and today with Miss Ruth Latta traveling this morning. Paul read a paper on Bible Study in the Society yesterday and Latta joined a conference this afternoon.
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Alma Humston
Funice Acheson
Lucha Peal
Ella Gordon
Marion Randle
W. R. Sawhill
Mary Clendenning
Lolia Paul
Ruth Vincent
W.C. Fisher
Ruth Latta
Paul
McCall Considered for Princeton Presidency
Princeton New Jersey June 9 report says Representative Samuel W McCall of Massachusetts is being considered for the Princeton University presidency. McCall previously declined the Dartmouth presidency in 1909.
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Princeton
N. J
Samuel W. McCall
Massachusetts
Princeton University
Fragmentary note on a juvenile restraint incident
The readable text hints at a young subject involved in a resisting act linked to an aviary failure. No clear names, dates, or locations are present. The fragmentary source shows a tense exchange and a dismissive response, with uncertain context and outcomes.
Council Bluffs Eagles win state convention degree contest
Council Bluffs and the Des Moines area vie for top honors at the sixth annual Fraternal Order of Eagles Iowa state convention. The Council Bluffs team earns the top prize of 50 dollars and a loving cup for best exemplification, with Sioux City and Des Moines taking second and third respectively, while judges include J W Young A Darnell and Frank Molers. A pharmacy ad for Electric Bitters follows the report.
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Iowa
Corneil Bluffa Eagles
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Order of Eagles
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Dew Moines
Allteaine
Eagles
IowWa
Council Bluffa
Des Moines Aerie
Council Ulists
L. L. Evans
J. W. Young
A. Darnell
Oskaloosa
Frank, Molers
Keokuk
Generous Bellaville Benefactor Gave Children Gifts
William Schaefer reportedly distributed twenty thousand dollars in gifts to school children over ten years before his death. A conservator was appointed to prevent him from depleting his estate. He was known for annual picnics with pickles and dimes for children and for aiding tramps who sought help.
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William Schaefer
Schaefer
Ice Cream and Strawberries Benefit by West Chester Church
The ladies of West Chester United Presbyterian announce a Saturday evening ice cream and strawberry event at the church. All are invited to attend at 9712.
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West Chester
Monument to John Brown Unveiled in Kansas City Kansas
A monument funded by African American donors was unveiled during Western University for Negroes commencement in Kansas City Kansas. Speakers included Miss Evin Marehall Shonts sister of Theodore P. Shonts and state leaders Governor Stubla Lieutenant Governor Hopkins and former Governor St. John. A kidney pill advertisement ends the notice.
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John Brown
Abram Grent
African Methodist Church
Kansas City
Kan
Western University
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Theodore P. Shonts
New York
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Hopkins
St. John
Kansas
Mexican Troops Granted Passage Through U S
The United States allows Mexican federal troops to travel via American soil from Hermosillo to California to quell the socialist revolutionary movement. Troops will be disarmed while on U S territory.
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Mae
United States
Hermosillo
Mex
California
Concerts for Sunset Park by local band appeal
The focal band seeks midweek Sunset Park concerts this summer pending financial support to cover expenses. They plan weekly Tuesday evening shows and urge contributions from $1.50 to $200, noting musicians deserve modest pay for their work. Citizens already pledged about $450 for Central Park concerts, and donations will be sought from others via Falmeister and the band members.
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Sunset Park
Irk
Falmeister
Wand Boys
Funeral for Mrs Jennie Hulick Held at Ainsworth Home
The funeral service for Mrs Jennie Hulick took place yesterday at 1 am at her father James Porter’s residence near Ainsworth. Rev Jackson led the service and she was interred in the Ainsworth Cemetery.
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Jennie Hulick
James Porter
Ainsworth
Mr. Jackson
Ainsworth Cemetery
To Make War on Gambling in Pontiac Churches Unite
A laymen's association is proposed in Pontiac Michigan on June 4 to oppose slot machines. Delegates from all churches will form a preliminary organization to combat other evils in the city.
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Pontiac
Mich
Doctor of Divinity honors Rev. A S Smith at college commence
The Rev A S Smith pastor of the new and old Methodist churches in the city received the Doctor of Divinity degree at the Iowa Wesleyan College commencement. The writer praises the honor as well deserved and anticipates further honors as he continues his work.
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A.S. Smith
New Methodist Church
Iowa Wesleyan College
Smith
Venis Wins Journey With Christmas Savings Plan
A fragment describes Venis in Miorida during winter planning travel. The text mentions Elison, ecotomy, health, and calculated saving Intel as means to cover railroad fare both ways and have money in pocket for Christmas gifts.
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Venis
Miorida
Elison
Chamberlains Cholera Remedy Widely Trusted
The uniform success of Chamberlains Col cholera and diarrhoea remedy has made it a favorite everywhere and it is dependable. Sold by Lemmon's Pharmacy.
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Chamberlain
Lemmon
Fragmentary wreck ends in near drowning for group outing
A multi-person carriage trip near Meant Cartel ended when the vehicle swerved off the road and into three feet of water. Everyone escaped with minor injuries except a near miss that could have drowned the entire party. A servant had been tasked to buy hosiery, adding a note of domestic detail to the incident.
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Warrall
Towa
Lake Hor
Weiter
Narrow escape from drowning in thirty foot well
In Greeley Iowa on June 9 Trete Plyke, age 13, nearly drowned when a platform over a thirty foot well failed while Irene was drawing water. She sank twice but clung to a pump pipe and cried for help until Hess, nearby, used a long ladder to rescue her.
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Greeley
Iowa
Trete Plyke
Mies Irene
Agstite Ingara
Hess
Kidney and Bladder Remedy Ad Promotes Health
It is recommended for chronic kidney and bladder trouble. It tends to regulate and control the kidney and bladder and is healing and strengthening. For sale by all druggists.
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