Ivy Planting Marks Penn Class Day Ceremony
Philadelphia June 21 The University of Pennsylvania held class day ceremonies with ivy planting and the presentation of the spoon and spade to honor men. The spoons and jade gifts were introduced in 1860 and this year were made by jewelers replacing the traditional cabinetmaker Daniel Palet. Mr Pabst, who crafted the spoons for fifty one years, died last summer. The ivy was planted beside Franklin Chevonne College Hall, the usual site, now fully vine covered.
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Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Daniel Palet
Pabst
Mianklin Chevane
College Tall
Loreto Academy Golden Jubilee Celebration
June 21 reports a three day golden jubilee for Loreto academy tied to its commencement day. Loreto ladies who conduct the institution uphold an old order dating back to Queen Elizabeth’s era.
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Loreto Academy
Loreto
Niizabeth
Grand American Handicap Opens in Columbus Amid Strong Field
The Grand American Handicap trapshooting classic began yesterday with Interstate Association tournament action in Columbus. Shooters from across the United States and Canada compete in preliminaries for the Thursday final and a guaranteed minimum purse of $1,000 for the winner.
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Columbus
United States
Canada
Phi Mu delegates gather for national convention at Atlanta college
Atlanta Ga June 21 Women of the Phi Mu sorority from across the country attend the national convention at a local college. A grand council meeting opened the events after a grand banquet planned for Saturday evening. Miss Louise Manning of Texas serves as sorority president.
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Atlanta. Ga
Atlanta College
Phi Mu Sorority
Womens College
Louise Manning
Tesas
Grand Army of the Republic holds 45th state encampment in Lorain
Lorain hosts the forty fifth annual state encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic. Veterans stay through the week with decorations and electric lights in streets and parks. City prepared to entertain about 29,000 visitors during the week.
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Lorain
Jane
Department of the Grand Army of the Republic
Toviet Senate
National Local Freight Agents Meet Opens in Kansas City
Members of the National Association of Local Freight Agents gather in Kansas City for the twenty fourth annual convention. Special trains bring delegates from Chicago St Louis and Memphis with smaller parties from other cities. The program includes business meetings excursions and entertainments each day of the week.
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Kansas City
National Association of Local Freight Agents
Chicago
St. Louis
Memphis
Georgia farmers favor reciprocity with Canada at state meeting
State convention of the Farmers Cooperative and Educational Union opens in Fitzgerald with influential members calling for reciprocity with Canada. A successor for President Emmet Cabanno will be chosen since rules bar members holding state office from union leadership.
Delegations from a Dozen Heads Attend in Month
Delegations from a dozen heads attended events this month. Local officials and observers noted varied discussions on policy and cooperation. A briefing highlighted the mix of representatives from government, business, and civic groups.
Coron Centennial Carnival Opens With Pageant And Events
Poll River Massachusetts reports crowds arriving for the Coron Centennial carnival week. Visitors will enjoy a pageant program and a pepper code clinking contest along with various events as President Tarttay prepares a Friday program.
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Poll River
Mass
Yeeteeday
Witenes
Tarttay
Clergyman Dumont Clarke Marries Miss Annie McClure
In Chioieo on June 21 Rev Dumont Clarke Timillionaire, missionary York, wed Miss Annie McClure Saughter of Negty and Mrs Ja K McClure of the city. The clergyman, lately ordained Presbyterian master, is son of the late Dumont Clarke, former president of the American Exchange National Bank of New York.
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Metraepolia
Foley Kidney Pills Report Strong Kidney Relief
Mrs B G Whiting of Akron Ohio writes of serious kidney trouble with backaches dizziness and eye floaters. After using Foley Kidney Pills as directed she reports rapid relief and improved vision, calling herself a well woman and thanking the product sold by druggists.
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B. G. Whiting
Akron
Saya
Foley Kidney Pilla
Foley
Primitive Burmese Customs
In Burmah girls initiate courtship by offering a stick of sweetmeat to a man they deem a good husband. If he accepts and eats the sweet, they are then considered man and wife. The practice implies a straightforward, immediate union mechanism in traditional Burman society.
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Burmah
Foley's Kidney Remedy Promoted for Chronic Kidney Trouble
Advertises Foley's Kidney Remedy as especially helpful for chronic kidney and bladder issues. Claims it regulates function and aids healing and strength. For sale by all druggists.
When Oatmeal Was Canned At Franklin N HL
A long forgotten can of cooked oatmeal was found while cleaning a grocery cellar at Franklin North HL. The can likely sat for about 20 years yet the patent labels remained intact. The item recalls earlier canning of oatmeal before modern ready to eat cereals. Kidney pills are advertised as containing ingredients to regulate kidney action. Available at all druggists.
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Franklin
Old Lady and Visitor Exchange Quirky Banter
A concise exchange centers on a visitor asking about a son in a drug store. The old woman replies he is in a place called the Boda fountain studying tzzleology, prompting the visitor to ask for clarification. The quirky dialogue captures a playful street scene dialogue vibe.
Parisian Sage Claim Sparks Hair Growth Hype
An ad touts Parisian Sage as a miracle germ killer for dandruff that stops itching and hair loss in two weeks, promising money back if results fail. It promotes Lemmon’s Pharmacy selling the product at 60 cents a bottle, claiming dramatic hair improvement for all.
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Phihiacy
Lemmon
Police Magistrate Prank 1 Woline Frustration
A letter from Oscar Edenburn endorses a treatment by a police magistrate in Farnam and Davenport. Three men with alcohol addiction reportedly improved, with praise for the methods and restored home happiness as they prayed for liquor to be removed.
Western YWCA conference opens in Cascade on June 20
Cascade hosts the western division conference of the Young Women's Christian Association, opened yesterday and continuing through the remainder of the month. Cascade delegates, Cole among speakers, gather for meetings and events across multiple days.
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Cascade
Cole
Young Women’s Christian Association
Real estate notice in Washington County Iowa case list
In the District of Washington County Iowa a large notice lists many defendants and heirs from the City of Washington and surrounding areas. It names Thomas J. Newkir as plaintiff and Caleb Campbell and numerous others as defendants with a description of property in Washington city blocks and avenues. The document outlines the tract starting at the east line of the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific railway right of way and proceeds through lot lines and alleys, detailing the boundaries and intersection points for the property involved.
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Caleb BL Campbell
Campbell
Adeline
Camyp
Adaline Campbell
Newton
Newton W Lion
Bifeaty Lirtin
Kon Gore
Kiiga A
Tlirtin
Kibgore
Thomas ‘ Hook
Sarah A Meek
Robert Vonoch Rose
Robert Latta
Turrin
Latteoea Latta
Misstemtpe
Missouri
Prank Paviolest
Leviolett
Frank Leavelet
Leavelet
Hols & Hale
Chester Weed
Thadde
Rotea
Viola Boot
It Hale
John V. Hale
Alltor
Wm . Hale
Ion
Hale
The
Washington
Towsworth
Cashier
Frances Hale
J. BO Hale
John Geo H. Hale
H Hale
Albert Salter
First Nations
Carrie A. Wale
Carrie Hale
L and Cashier
Edwin Taig
I Lateta
Phebe CC
Young Young Vraneis Xavier la Louis Hetler
Michael Corn Rancola X. Loovilette
Bauvilette
Rowe
Rowe Constants Kianel Xvair Louvilette, Laowvilette, Rose Vo Constor
Vivtrye Dawson
Michel Constantine
Catharin. i
Ac Ditritars
Jeanne
Laney
A. Dawson
Rosh Villa
OS Stone
Hawk
Iowna
Isaac van Lowlr
John A. Henderson
Wudder
J. Lt. Rader, J. A Fiend Teen Kk. A. Henderson, Co
van Nostrand
Charles
James Blair
Harriet A. Kiar
H. McKee
Jas
Ho. McKee
Mas
Mary Norton
James
Mary McKee
J. Norton
Jacob Butler
May Norton
Dwight J. Norton
Bowichay Fon
A. W. Chilcote
Wm. Wilkin
Owen
J. HR. Davia
Meret
Farmere Bank
Wm. Wilson, Jr
Samuel Gowen
Mary
M. J
Tall and Tattle
KE. Ballard
J. AL Chilcote
MI Davis
Juliet Bo Wilson
Chilcote
Hattie Ballard
Titsson
Young Elizabeth Rows
Charles W Brown
Charlies Bootes
George H. Relster
G. B . Michael Hayes
M. Hayes
By Reister
Geo. HH. Reister
Reister
A. Reister
Martha J McLaughlin
Mebanetitin
M. McLaughlin
Whillis
Louisa Willhite
Willian
Doren
Jacob Hershe
Ehilli
Hite
Justin Steele
Mildred John HE. Bacon
BE. Blair
Joli
Con
Wm. Sinsabaugh
Mob Ma
Jane Kilgore
Charles Mil Mary A. Bacon
Mary Eotin
T Blair
J. C. Conger
Smith
George Bol
Atience Hayes
T. T. Keeles
Keeley
George Sbs
Parkinson
Wallace
Frances P. Walhus
M. Parkinson
R. M. Wilkin
Hiliotte I. Wooley
Wooley
J. Wooley
Eleanor Po
Bhner P. Woodes
John Tt Atheron
John Ho Athearn
S WA Atheron
W. A. Athearn
S W A. Atheron
Annie KE
Nthears
Eléan P. Wooley
Samuel WA Athearn
Anna Kk
Athearn
City of Washington
Iowa
Washington Iluminating Company
Notattuir
Littler
Nathan Little
sSice Stir
Wood
E. Littler Wood
Os Lattler
M. Hays
Michael Tins
Bays Young
B. A. Young
Per Kyi
Joanna Kyle
John Boddstey Martin
Patience Hayes
Mai
Handall
George Hayes
John Taves
Caroline Hayes
Rebecca Tins
Bert Hayes
Perry This
Ik Hayes
Katie B. Hayes
Mas Randall
J. P. Randall
John G Stewart
Patience Stewart
Illie Ryister
Kate Hayes
Kate Hetlaves
James P. Randall
Jani Kk Randall
Juliaette Hayes
Washington County
Lows
Tow
Chicago, Rock [Stand & Pacific Railway
Larina
Reptid
Noelsey
Second Avenue
Quieting Title Action in Washington County Iowa
Thomas J. Newkirk sues to quiet title to parcels in North Addition Washington County. The petition alleges over twenty years of undisturbed possession by plaintiff and disputes unknown claimants with possible clouds on title and seeks cancellation of adverse claims and a decree establishing clear title. The notice warns defendants to appear by the next term starting September 1911 and that default will bring judgment.
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Northlowa Avenue
Iowa Avenue
Second Avenue
District Court
Washington County
Iowa
Thomas J. Newkirk
Washington
Licher & Livingston
District Court notice in Washington County Iowa case
In the District Court of Washington County Iowa plaintiffs include Mary K Sojka Margaret Walker Polly Watson and many others. The suit names numerous defendants and unknown heirs or claimants regarding real estate described as the west half of the west half of the southeast quarter section twelve township seventy six range seven west P M Also lot number three and related parties are listed.
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Polly
Wattson
Polly S. Watson
W. A. Watson
LB. Coleman
The
Washington County Savings Bank
Benjamin Coleman
Rose KH. Watson
James V. Watson
A. Phelps
Anabell Coleman
Geo. A. Watson
Ida M. Watson
W. J. Phelps
George A Watson
Annabell Coleman
Hawkeye Insurance Company
Joseph Keck
Mary S Watson
James Watson
Wilbur W. Watson
Wilber W. Watson
Annabell A. Coleman
Mary F. Watson
Mary J. Watson
May J. Watson
May June Watson
Greenbury Crossland
Harley Davis
Hod Davis
R. T Wilson
Sallie A Watson
Saley Watson
Sally Watson
Benjamin Bh. Coleman
James Havel
William Wilson
Robert Carson
Wm. Wilson
Crossland
Annabell A. Colman
BB. Colman
Paulina Havel
William Basey
Rebecca Bassey
John D. Campbell
Caleb B. Campbell
Margaret M Young
Robert S. Young
John W Anderson
Jacob H Rex
Henry Rathmel
Wilde & Co
Lewis Swick
James H. Young
Letitia H. Palmer
David J .Palmer
Letitia H. Young
Ida oC.thmell
David Anderson
Daniel Wilde
Washington County
Iowa
West P.M
Quiet title action in Washington County Iowa case
Notice to unknown claimants in the Margaret M Yonge addition of Washington Iowa. Mary K Sojka and Margaret A Walker sue to quiet title to all described real estate, claim adverse interests, request cancellation of liens and establishment of title in plaintiffs. The next district court term begins September 1911 at the Washington Court House.
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Margaret M Yonge
Washington
District Court
Washington County
Iowa
Mary K. Sojka
Margaret A. Walker
City of
Soap Ad Promises Relief For Skin Conditions
An advertisement from Eicher and Livingston attorneys for plaintiffs promotes JEWO and ZEWO SOAP with claims to relieve tender face and neck irritation pimples blackheads dandruff and skin diseases. It states ZEMO relieves soreness and itching and notes the soap is sold by druggists and in Washington by McBihinney pharmacy.
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Wen
Washington
McBihinney Priug
Old Time Remedy Darkens the Hair
An old time tonic to darken hair and stop dandruff is now sold by druggists. Wyett's Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy is offered by Maye Woethhemiad Company of New York with a money back guarantee if not effective. Special Agent McElhinney Drug Co. carries the product at fifty cents a bottle.
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Cage
Maye Woethhemiad Company
New York
Wyett
McElhinney Drug Co
Miller's Despepsia Tablets Restore Appetite and Weight
Mrs J. Fe. Bink suffered four years with dyspepsia causing headaches heartburn and nervous ailments. After trying many remedies she found relief with Miller's Dyspepsia Tablets eating normally and gaining thirty pounds. One tablet gives instant relief and a few boxes cure most cases priced 25c 50c and 1 at druggists.
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John Shields & Son
News OF the World
Lokretos Golden Jeubiler
Georgia
Totton
Solibbor
Oscar Edenburner
Farnam
Davenport
W. A. Whiting & Son
Thomas J. Newkir. Vlaintiff
Margaret \. Walker
Eicher & Livingston
Muscatine County
Titus Loan I I
Rpets CA
Morning Star
Saint Paul
W. A. Blair
W. H. Lamont Agent
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