Spanish American Boys Banquet Honors Veterans in G A R Hall
Nearly fifty Spanish American War veterans gathered at the G A R hall in the courthouse for a reunion banquet. Albert Haff Camp welcomed eighteen new members, with an initiation and tribute to comrades who have died. Speakers included Major Tillie of Muscatine and Col Brookhart, highlighting private leadership and living memories of 1898.
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Court House
W. MT. C
Flor Sin
Albert Haff
Wilson
Mart Washington
Wm Rukenber
Mr. Sant
L. Hollings *Worth
Alonzo F. Heitle
Pony
Montana
Huff
Frytown
Kalona
Law
National
San Francisco
Tillie
Muscatine
B. Hammer
Albert Haff Camp
Naikette Canaae Pean
Whr
Heaton
J. Kellogg
Ketloge
W. Brookhart
Col Brookhart
Thos. H. Karnes
Crawfordaville
Stanley Miller
Mt. Pleasant
Tmiler
Inet
Vorue
Florida
J. Wilsen
Albert Haft
Tramp Seriously Injured Beating Freight Train at Brighton
A tramp in Brighton was badly hurt while riding a Rock Island freight train when a rolling door struck him on the head tearing his ear. He was knocked from the car and dazed, treated locally, then taken to the county hospital at Washington. He gave conflicting home locations, Indiana and near Deanoi.
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Brighton
Hert Lay
Rock Island
Washington
Indiana
Deanoi
Eskimo Church Leader to Lecture at Presbyterian Church
Rev. F P H Spence pastor of the largest Eskimo church in the world will lecture at the Presbyterian Church in Washington tomorrow evening. He is a physician and minister from Portarrow Alaska on furlough with Mrs Spence. The talk promises a stirring account of northern fire disasters and is expected to draw a large audience.
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Washington
Presbyterian Church
H. Spence
Presbyterian
Po Rarrow
Alaska
Spence
North Americ
Clothing drive for the needy by Woman's Relief Corps
The group seeks old clothing and shoes to distribute to the needy. Call Mrs. BE. Simons at 297 Black for donations. Woman's Relief Corps 10116.
Tourists Walk Across Country to Los Angeles
Mr and Mrs R B Davis and daughter Nina Maye of Detroit Michigan walk from Washington to Los Angeles to aid Mr Davis health They travel in a miniature prairie schooner with Nina Maye riding and the couple leading in harness The family reports enjoying the journey and averaging about sixteen miles daily
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Washington
R. BE. Davis
Nina Maye
Detroit
Michigan
Los Angeles
California
Bankers Defeat Clothiers in 15 to 8 Ninth-Inning Bid
In a southeast Ballpark game last evening the Bankers dominated the Clothiers Shoers 15 to 8 after five innings of rapid play. Bell led the Bankers with a homer and a triple while Clothiers solidified a late double play. The crowd, and players, anticipated more matches as the season progresses.
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Bankers
Clothiers
Shoers
Gethiers
Sheers
Bell
Shocra
Bankers Shoers Shofars Bankers & Clothers
Tolander
Damon Noonan
Ntes
Abnmee SS
Knaass Wunder
Pet Simerman
Wncouw Chambere Connef.c
Barrett Applegate
Widmer /Thompson
Huggins
Scenic Colorado Not Affected by Flood
The Passenger Traffic Department of the railroad reports there was practically no damage at Colorado Springs or Manitowoc 45 miles north of the Arkansas River. All attractions in the region including Denver and the Rocky Mountain parks remain accessible by rail and auto with accommodations and conveniences for as many visitors as before.
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Colorado
R. 1. Railway
Colorado Springs
Manitow
Arkansas River
Denver
Rocky Mountain-Detes Park
Red Cross Drives Help for Chinese Relief Throughout Iowa
Iowa Committee for China Relief reports strong Red Cross activity statewide. Grundy Center sent 306.80, Miles contributed 490 to relief, Alta yielded 100 to State Headquarters. A prominent Des Moines businessman donated a 500 check, the largest single contribution.
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Des Moines
Iowa Committee For China Relief
Red Cross
Grundy Center
Miles
Christian Hierald
Alta
Nighttime reassurance from a comforting note
The fragment offers soothing words about fear in the dark and promises of protection, suggesting a comforting message about guardians or angels watching over someone at night.
London Opinion Mirth Notes on Wings and Mummies
A brief London Opinion quip imagines a mummy fearing a guardian with wings, playfully mixing whimsy with cultural imagery about protection and spectacle. The fragment hints at humorous commentary rather than a full news item.
Condition to Be Dreaded
A reflective remark on the perils of losing peace and contentment. The author warns that while money can be recovered, bankruptcy of inner calm leaves one most miserable.
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Eskimo Church
Calif
Mitiatasv
J. C. McKay
IERS
Scenic
Darling
Lady Sealpax
the Skalpax CO
Baltimore, Md
Gingham
Mito
New York
The
A. E. Putnam Co
Washington, Iowa
Sue
Leon Brown
J. M. Goodwin
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