Reunion of Old Baseball Team Plans Gay Day
The city’s old time ball team that formed in 1566 invites members and descendants for a reunion next Wednesday the 28th with an automobile ride a 4:30 ball game against younger members a reception at the Commercial club and a gala reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wiseman
Fred Steck
Wentlemen
E. F. Clapp
Iowa City
Er. C. Chapman
Ft. Madison
Marsh Glenn
Hutchison
Kan
Zack Lindsay
Omaha
Nebr
Chas. Stinson
Oklahoma City
Okla Mart
Whitcomb
Minneapolis
Methodist Sunday School board elects officers for year
The meeting after prayer service elected officers: Superintendent S W Nea, Assistant S J Cocklin, Secretary Mabel Morton, Treasurer C H Keck, Librarian Ray Stryker, Organist Edna Klein, Supt Home department Lewis Klein, Assistant W C Runyon, Supt Intermediate H L White, Assistant Mrs D Gove, Pianist Mrs A A Sandy, Supt Primary Mrs J Cocklin. Mrs Cocklin may elect her own assistants. teachers to be elected next Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Methodist Church
S. W. Nea
S. J. Cocklin
Mabel Morton
C. H. Keck
Ray Stryker
Edna Klein
Lewis Klein
W. C. Runyon
H. L. White
D. Gove
A. A. Sandy
Mount and Shearer Play For Ainsworth Against Riverside
Charles Mount and Everett Shearer drove to Riverside to play ball with Ainsworth against Riverside in a regional game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Mount
Everette Shearer
Riverside
Ainsworth
Mrs Chas McCreedy Visits Benn Family in Haskins
Mrs Chas. McCreedy and her children arrived this morning from Haskins for a short visit at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs H Benn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. McCreedy
Haskins
H. Benn
Rev Jones Takes Plans for St Peter's Remodeling
Dr RB G Jones of Trinity church departed this morning for Fairfield to oversee the remodeling plans for St Peter's church there.
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RB. G. Jones
The
Trinity Church
Fairfield
St. Peter's Church
Real Estate Transfers in Iowa Listings
A compilation of conveyances shows William Frederick Sweet transferring 40 acres to Charles and Ellis Walton in Clay County, and multiple transfers involving Ellis Walton Jr. and others across Clay City Marion and English River tracts with values from 1,600 to 91,800 dollars. Other entries include city lots, tracts, and heirs transfers among residents and a church bequest noted in West Chester and Crawfordsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Frederick Sweet
Charles and
Ellis Walton
Charlies Walton
Ellis Walton, Jr
A. Brindley
George S. Kerr
David Cowan
Harry J. Ward
John Klein
Franklin A. Klein
Thomas McDonald
A. F. Bower
Lime Creek
James Hoark
Washington County
English River
T. 1
Grady
Moses Porter
F. J. Miller
Brighton
H. A. McMillan, Jr
Charles Nicola
Marion
City of Washington
Iowa
Washington Illuminating Company
City
I. J. Bowman
Edwin Knupp
Abbie R. Younkin
J. J. Bowman
Baker
Baptist Church
West Chester
Susan Haines
Elizabeth Stickley
Ainsworth
Anna M. Fleming
W. M. Gonner
John Il. Harper
Charlies B. Yeager
Crawfordsville
J. E. Booth
Zelia G. Woolm
Cow Lacked Upper Teeth Stirs Monticello Oddity
Mrs. Moore of New York bought a high breed cow for her Monticello home. After her brother fed the animal hot mash per a neighbor, the cow lost its upper front teeth. She tried to replace it, but learned all cows lack upper front teeth. Veterinarian George Armstrong confirmed the fact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Jervis
N. Y
George Armstrong
Dying of Consumption Cited as Cure With New Discovery
A Maryland man recalls suffering from consumption and endorses Dr King s New Discovery after trying medicines and a doctor to no avail The ad offers relief for coughs colds sore throat bronchitis and pneumonia prevention with bottles priced 50c and 1 00 and a trial bottle free at J H Stewart s drug store
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Myers
Cearfoss
J. H. Stewart
One fare round trip to Nickel Plate Road on July 1–4
Tickets will be sold at one fare for the 2 round-trip plus twenty five cents from Chicago to any unit on the Nickel Plate Road on July 1 2 3 and 4 return limit July 5 Chicago Depot LaSalle and Van Buren Streets City Ticket Offices 111 Adams Street and Auditorium Annex Itw July 3
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Chicago
Chicago Depot
LaSalle and
van Buren Sts
Adams St
Auditorium Annex
Itw
Iowa Central Ry announces summer round trip fares
The Iowa Central Railway offers daily summer round trip tickets at one fare two dollars to select northern Minnesota and Dakota points with return limit October 31. Reduced round trips to St Paul and Minneapolis also available daily after June 1. For details contact local agents or A B Q Cutts G P and T A Minneapolis Minn.
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Iowa Central Ry
Dakota
St. Paul
Minneapolis
A. B. Qcutts
G. P
T. A
Minneapois
Minn
Profit in Ducks Hailed by Small Yard Poultry Makers
A poultry writer in American Cultivator urges duck farming for small spaces noting a twelve inch duckling enclosure suffices and a two to three foot fence suits large ducks. Ducks mature quickly, yield high weight per square foot, and require careful feeding to reach market weight in about three months.
Do Not Crowd the Woung Plan for more coops than last year
Poultry Keeper urges farmers to plan more coops and fewer chicks per brood to improve growth and reduce losses. Advice stresses avoiding overcrowding in brooders and mother hens, noting chicks double in size quickly and space is essential for first class birds.
Control of Chick Lice With Kerosene Treatment
Farm Journal recounts M K Boyer advice to inspect drooping chicks for a single gray louse. If found with a hen, use a kerosene-dipped sponge to coat the hen under the wings and breast, allowing chicks to gather beneath for louse removal. Repeat as needed in severe cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. K. Boyer
Farm Journal
Charcoal Used As Digestive Corrector For Poultry
The excerpt explains charcoal as a non nutritive digestive aid for fowls. It notes charcoal promotes digestion, aids improper feeding cases, and can be given as granules like grit or as powder in mash. Birds commonly consume granulated charcoal.
Turkeys Fail to Scale Waver Wire Fence Study
The report notes turkeys cannot breach waver wire fences or perch on the top. They rarely fly over and prefer to rest on the top before seeking an alighting place on the far side.
Sharp grit beats sand for feeding fowls, kernels need cutting
The article argues that sand cannot replace proper grit for poultry. It advises using sharp grit to help break the hard outer husk of corn, wheat, and other grains, noting sand’s round surface is ineffective for this purpose.
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J. W. Dunham
Ruth Ora
Winfield
Motherhood
Bradfield Regulator CO
Atlanta
Charcoal Pot Poultry
Nobu de
His
Chancery Courts
England
National Biscuit Company
Weeg
McCartney & Son
Washington
Golumbia Pharmagy
Journal
Eb.t. Wickham
Ottumwa
Des Moines Valley Medical Society
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