Sunflower Belles and Juggling Wheelers Shine at Graham Opera House
The Sunflower Belles headlined a strong Graham outing last night with The Juggling Wheelers delivering a standout act. The evening featured The Cheyenne operatic opener, a two-artist comedy act, Lane and McNeal sister trio, the Warren Sisters in artistic numbers, Aalta the toe dancer, and a Swede girl song and dance. The crowd packed the Mouse from cellar to tarret, and the megaphone promotion kept the show in the air. The juggling act drew much local praise for skill and flair, with Wheeler’s dramatic robe de nuit exit marking a striking finale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham
Tarret
J. Fr. Daniels
Lane
McNeal
Tramn
Washington
Wheeler
Meyers Announces Candidacy for County Auditor
County Auditor candidate Meyers of Cedar township authorizes the Journal to announce his bid for the auditor's office. A Washington county product and Cedar clerk for four years, Meyers is described as a well qualified young man aligned with the Republican county organization.
Washington County Meat Producers Meet Set for June 30
The Washington County Meat Producers' Association will hold a Saturday meeting on June 30. A pool program is planned and expected speakers include A. C. Wallace of Des Moines and A. L. Ames of Washington, Iowa. The full program and opening remarks will be announced in two weeks. R. Munro, President.
Electric Bitters Promised Cure for Various Ailments
A vintage ad claims Electric Bitters as a restorative remedy for dyspepsia liver disorders and chronic ailments. S A Brown of Bennettsville S C reports his wife regained health after long dyspepsia and a torpid liver. The ad promises cures for chills fever malaria biliousness kidney and bladder issues with a 50 cent price.
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India
S. A. ‘Brown
Bennettsville
S. C
Steward
Local travelers arrive for city carnival gathering
Mrs Ira Sproul spent yesterday in West Chester. Miss Nettie Hunter arrived from Crawfordsville. CG C Stone returned to Ainsworth after a city visit. Mr and Mrs W FE Green came from Winstfield to attend the carnival. Miss Erma Runyon, niece of Mrs St Clair Lewis, arrived from Des Moines for a visit. Miss Maud Erdice came from Keota for carnival and to visit Patsy Wilson. L W Barholomew and another arrived from Sigourney for a few days at the carnival and Henry Sanford home. Miss Hlarche Welliever returned to Alesworth after a city visit.
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Ira Sproul
West Chester
Nettie Hunter
Crawfordsville
CG. C. Stone
Ainsworth
W. FE. Green
Winstfield
Erma Runyon
St. Clair Lewis
Des Moines
Maud Erdice
Keota
Patsy Wilson L. W. Barholomew
Sigourney
Henry Sanford
Hlarche Welliever
Alesworth
Newton Cleric Marries in Newton Home
Rev. Charles Morrison rector of Newton Episcopal church and son of Bishop Theodore Morrison of Davenport wed Miss Helen Randolph at the bride’s parents home Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Randolph in Newton Iowa on Wednesday.
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Newton
Iowa
Charles Morrison
Newton Episcopal Church
Theodore N. Morrison
Davenport
Helen Randolph
O. W. Randolph
Fortunate Missourians Praise Dr King's New Discovery
A Missouri letter from T. J. Dwyer of Graysville cites cure stories for consumption and other illnesses after using Dr King’s New Discovery. The ad touts it as the surest cough cold remedy and throat lung healer, guaranteed by J H Stewart and others.
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Livovta
T. J. Dwyer
Graysville
J. H. Stewart
Trallbottie Ree
Carnival Weekend Visitors Arrive for Summer Activities
Local residents from Keota Sigourney Winfield and Waterloo travel to Crawfords Ville for carnival events and visits. Families including the Rooth Chihhak Pnannibecker Harvey Youn and others arrive after short stays with relatives. Mary DeVoe heads to Cedar Falls for State Normal summer session.
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Mary DeVoe
Alcota
Cedar Falls
Wilcox and Cobb Return From Olumbus Carnival
Mr and Mrs 8 S Wilcox and Harry Cobb returned to Olumbus Junction last evening after spending a few days here attending the carnival.
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Dick Hughes
Columbus Junction
Elder Wells
Harvey Youn
Ruth
Helen
Winfield
J. A. Young
8. S. Wilcox
Harry Cobb
Olumbus Junction
Help for Women Passing Through Change of Life
A health notice promotes Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as the best medicine for nervous exhaustion during the change of life. Anecdotes from Mrs Mary L Koehne of Chicago recount relief from dizzy spells back pains and headaches after six bottles, with a call for women to write for free advice from Mrs Pinkham.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Mary L. Koehne
Garfield Avenue
Chicago
Pinkham
Lynn
Mass
Gaits of the Saddle Horse
An article discusses training a four year old mare into a saddle horse with emphasis on walking as a foundational gait. It warns against trotting during walking, outlines three trotting gaits, and describes progression from walk to trot to canter and potentially gallop with guidance on head position and bit control.
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Mage of
Maine
New Yorker
Inquirer
Market Opinions on Future Prices Stir Debate in Breed ers Gazette
Breed er's Gazette reports three market views on freedom era prices. DPackingtown foresees value declines as summer grass widows enter the market and fill cellars. Others expect stable prices due to light stocks and steady demand, while a third view bets on seven cent hogs and a price jump if packers shift from current practices.
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Breeder’s Gazette
Dpackingtown
Alfalfa Maintenance Tips by Hr. M. Cottrell
Spring sown alfalfa needs mowing every three to four weeks with the cutter bar high and only when dry. August sown alfalfa requires no touch the first season. Keep stock off until at least one year old for best stand longevity into the third year and beyond.
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Hr. M. Cottrell
Benefits of a Clean Barnyard for a Well Run Farm
A clean barnyard reduces manure buildup and lowers pest problems. Regular removal of fresh manure to fields maximizes nutrient use and minimizes flies, easing daily household chores.
Good Sheep Need Proper Pasture for Profit
In this notice-like summary the author argues that mutton breeds thrive only with good pastures, not waste lands. It emphasizes sound grazing, adequate feed, and optimal conditions for profitability in sheep farming.
M B A Ice Cream Social Set for June Twenty sixth
The M B A announces an ice cream social on Tuesday evening June 26 for social enjoyment. All members are urged to attend. The notice quotes Willis T. Morgan praising Dr King's New Discovery for lung troubles as a health aid during service in Cuba and the Philippines. Trial bottle free at Stewart's pharmacy.
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M.B. A
Cuba
Philippines
Willis T. Morgan
U.S. A
Concord
N. H
Dr. King
New Hampshire
Stewart's Pharmacy
Chautauqua Campers Promote Early Lot Selection
The Chautauqua grounds appear vibrant as campers are urged to visit and select a lot early for best choice. Applications for programs and details are available from Charles H. Keck, chairman of the advertisement committee, any newspaper office, or the secretary.
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Charles H. Keck
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Waterloo
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