Musical Fits and Misfits at County Institute Lecture
Spillman Riggs of Chicago gave an entertaining hour long talk at the Methodist church as part of the county normal institute program. The event featured music by Mrs Swenson and a lively review of song and voice with humor and pathos. The audience applauded and the talk was praised as a bright, engaging feature of the institute.
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Spillman Riggs
Chicago
Methodist
County Normal Institute
Miss Porter
Swenson
A. S. Smith
Riggs
War Department
Normal Institute
Mr. Rigg
Washington
Local News Roundup From The Vienna And Star
Cigar box and extra fine program at the Star tonight. Vienna offers hot rolls twice daily and bread specials. Matt Stewart arrives from Ainsworth. Miss Katherine Clubb rides to Sigourney. Top buggy seat for sale. Mr. and Mrs. Lou Davenport return to Oskaloosa. Woodmen memorial service tomorrow at 2 PM. Editor Stinson visits. Rev W C Allen heads to Oakland to resume pastoring. Mrs. Dusenberry and Oriia ill, Orma improving. Foley's Kidney Remedy hailed by Mrs. S L Bowen of Wayne as a cure.
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Vienna
Katherine Clubb
Sigourney
A. L. Dusenberry
Oriia
Delegates Chosen At County Democratic And Republican Conventions
County Democratic and Republican conventions met in the city. Democrats selected delegates to the state convention in Sioux City on June 25 with W. E. Walker presiding and J. W. Kirkpatrick as secretary. Delegates included G. G. Sigler and L. J. Bidwell, among others. Republicans chose delegates led by J. A. Cunningham as chairman and W. T. Hamilton as secretary. state convention meets June 24 in Waterloo. The sessions adjourned with endorsements of the national convention and pledge to support the full Republican ticket. Also noted were a notable wedding at 1208 Locust Street for Mr. and Mrs. Themer and related social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Walker
Crawfordsville
J. W. Kirkpatrick
Ainsworth
Sioux City
H. H. Wilson
A. R. Miller
E. G. Wilson
S. J. Kellogg
J B McCoy
Denver
Smouse’s
J. A. Cunningham
W. T. Hamilton
Col
W. B. Bell
Co. J. Wilson
Alva Sands
W. J. Kuneman
F. C. Shrader
I. N., Arnold
C. O. Dayton
S. W. Livingston
Walter Nordwycke
R. E. Daugherty
W. E. Thoma
Walter Wilson
Waterloo
People Direct
W. A. Wilson
Reception Honors Mills J Taylor and Bride at J M Taylor Home
A social reception hosted by Mr and Mrs J M Taylor on South Second Avenue celebrated Mills J Taylor and his bride. Roses adorned the parlors and porch with rugs and Japanese lanterns. A three course luncheon for about sixty guests was served by Miss Anna Houdek and assistants. The couple plan to move to Cedarville Ohio next week.
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J. M. Taylor
South Second Avenue
Mills J. Taylor
Nanos
Anna Houdek
Besse Purvis
Margarette Corette
Mary Steck
Mary Clendenning
Blanche Guthrie
Mills Taylor
Cedarville
Ohio
Supper Menu For Philathea Club Event At Methodist Church
The Philathea club hosts a Monday evening supper at the Methodist church beginning at S o'clock with bouillon rolls and butter chicken and mashed potatoes creamed peas tomato salad ice cream and cake.
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Philathea Club
Methodist Church
Dinner Honoring Bessie Stiles From Cambridge Ohio
Mr and Mrs E L Bartholow hosted a six o clock dinner last evening for Mrs G L Stiles daughter Bessie of Cambridge Ohio in their northern city home.
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E. L. Bartholow
G. L. Stiles
Bessie
Cambridge
Ohio
Giacona Deserves Thanks After Wine Merchants Shot
In New Orleans three men were shot and killed following a claimed extortion attempt on Pietro Giacona a wine merchant and his son. The gunfire erupted during a confrontation with men who had demanded payment for wine shipped from the barrel and later ordered a meal.
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New Orleans
Pietro Giacona
Giacona
Lousiana
Que
Lonely honeymoon for her in jail marriage charm
Frank Kelley was sentenced to one to eight years in state prison on the charge of larceny. He had promised reform and his bride Mary Snearley married him in the county jail in Muncie Indiana after his arrest.
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Muncie, Ind
Frank Kelley
Jarveny
Kelley
Mary Snearley
Huntington
Muncie
feud erupts as Carmi police judge jailed again
Alfred Pendell the Carmi police judge was jailed after being accused of threats against Police Chief H S Parsons. The case revives an old feud between past middle aged men with ill will and could end seriously.
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Carmi
Alfred Pendell
H. S. Parsons
Parsons
Gas Fatality at Caraleigh Phosphate Works
Three men Daniel Jones Frank Spikes and Haywood Lee died when sulphuric acid gas escaped in a room at Caraleigh Phosphate works near Raleigh North Carolina on June 19. The incident prompted investigations and safety concerns for local industry.
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Raleigh
N. C
Daniel Jones
Frank Spikes
Haywood Lee
Caraleigh Phosphate Works
Building the Silo A Practical Guide
A farmer advises on proper silo design to avoid air intrusion and mold. He recommends a height of at least thirty feet and diameter not less than sixteen feet, with larger diameters for bigger herds. A homemade elm hooped hemlock silo proves durable with periodic lining replacement.
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New Yorker
Do We Need Better Pig Care Advice
Practical tips from Joseph R. Leries warn against liquor boiled potatoes for pigs and muddy confinement. He advises mixed feeding with peas, using discolored grain, and using straw for bedding to improve comfort and manure. Each pig is a separate efficient machine when managed profitably.
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Joseph R. Leries
Clean dairying requires clean stables and cows
To produce wholesome cream, milk quality hinges on clean stables, utensils, yards, and feeding. Milking by clean workers and keeping cows comfortable at all times are essential to best results.
Health of the Herd
The dairy herd should include no sick animal and none showing signs of tuberculosis, contagious abortion, or other trouble related to parturition, mastitis, mammary abscess, actinomycosis, fever, or any febrile disease.
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Ames
C. W. Wassam
Mrs. Swenson
Elizabeth Watson
Nora Corette
Vera Alberson
Susie Morton
Ella Porter
Mildred Walnitz
Hanna Leicher
W. ©. Wilcox
Iowa City
Institute
Wilcox
W. N. Clifford
Council Bluffs
W. Wassam
Wassam
Columbia University
Iowa City Press
Clarence W. Wassam
Columbia
Iowa
The
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the Star Tonight
Matt Stewart
Lou Davenport
Oskaloosa
Davenport
Mr. Anwyl
Anderson & Anwyl Grocery
Jet
Leora Taylor
New Sharon
Charles Shafer
Stinson
Winfield Beacon
W. C. Allen
Oakland
Calif
Clarinda
Kan
S. L Bowen
Wayne, W. Va
Foley
Lemmon
South Dakota Lands
D. A. Chalmers
Geo. Peck
ROYAL
Bart
Fannie Hagerman
First Methodist Church
Miss Haines
Walter Farrall
May Biggs
Ethel Morris
May Baynon
Nora Shultz
Des Moines
Themer
Fourth Street
John Campbell
Aner Gardner
Laura Ineham
Allard
Fern
Perry
J. L. Downs
G. W. Kneer
Brighton
Des Moines Register and Leader
Sunset Park
Helen McArthur
Aledo, Ill
Verna Miksch
Muscatine
Nina Isen
Darling
Marvell! Brand
Smith’'S
Cash Buyers’ Money Saving Store
J. CG. Smith
Cash Grocery
Tennessee
W. Corner Square
Don Hawkins
Mgr
Homeseekers
Rock Island States
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