Appointed bank examiner joins Citi Savings cashier
I. M. Sproull, cashier of Citi Savings bank, is appointed state bank examiner to fill the vacancy created by David McKee’s resignation. Sproull will assume duties after McKee begins work in a Davenport bank and will retain his Citi Savings post only until his new duties demand full attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. M. Sproull
Citi Savings Bank
Auditor of State
David McKee
Mediapolis
Davenport
Iroull
Mediapoli
McKee
Sproull
Citizens’ Savings Bank
Sproul
Boys Organize Company in Palouse for Clean Amusement
Seventy six boys aged 15 to 18 have formed a minute men organization at Palouse Washington south of Spokane. The group aims to extend nationwide and include State Senator H M Boone as a director among Palouse leaders. The movement plans a ball game on Saturday as part of its activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Wash
Palouse
H. M. Boone
Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription for Women’s Ailments
Doctors often misread women’s distress as separate diseases when uterine illness underlies symptoms. Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription is marketed as a restorative tonic and nervine for overworked women, claiming to strengthen the system, calm nerves, aid sleep, and ease anxiety. Pleasant Pellets are advertised as a liver and bowel cleanse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kcian
Pierce
County News Happenings and Local Community Notes
The County News provides brief items from the county’s towns with updates on local people, events, and everyday happenings. It highlights social visits, community activities, and small-town developments shaping daily life.
Kep hart Family Visits and Neighborhood Gatherings
June 25. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Kephart and family visited Fred Say ers' Sunday. Neighbors cleaned the cemetery yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Mary Ann Kephart of Trenton visits relatives this week. Mr. and Mrs. W Mayhew of Washington visited Edd Mayhew. Young folks surprised Miss Etieine Swift last Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kephart returned from a visit near Trenton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Kephart
Fred Sayers
Mary Ann Kephart
Trenton
Mayhew
Washington
Edd Mayhew
Etieine Swift
Robert Kephart
Local residents depart and mourn in Keota
Mrs Seydel and Herman Seydel and wife and daughter Le nore travel to California to stay at Henry Seydel home. Mr Brown and family and Miss Anna Norris attend funeral of Ayliffe Coffman. Ed Hulse family go to Colorado for summer. Bert Helscher returns from Missouri. Mrs Oldaker and Mrs Creswell visit Wellman. S S Wright seriously ill. Little Ayliffe Coffman funeral held at Christian church with Rev Davis, interred in Keota cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seydel
Herman Seydel
Lenore
California
Henry Seydel
Brown
Mrs. Brown
Anna Norris
Letts
Ayliffe Coffman
Ed Hulse
Colorado
Bert Helscher
Missouri
John Oldaker
Creswell
Wellman
S.S. Wright
Little Ayliffe Coffman
Christian Church
Mr. Davis
Keota
Ainsworth Notes and Social Updates
June 27 report from Ainsworth notes Dr. A J Laird and daughter Ella visiting Washington. Miss Jennie Gentzler and Herman Sheridan of Columbus Junction wed Tuesday at Wapello. Margaret Crawford visited relatives in Washington. Dr Karl W Cocklin traveled to Washington en route to Foster for a new location. A E Spalding accompanied son Fred to Washington for the normal examinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Laird
Ella
Washington
Jennie Gentzler
Herman Sheridan
Columbus Junction
Wapello
Herman
Margaret Crawford
Karl W. Cocklin
Foster
A. E. Spalding
Fred
Local Visitors Stop in Crawfordsville
June 27 report from Crawfordsville notes Marsh W. Bailey of Washington and Mr. Webb as business callers. Mrs. C. W. Bennett, her son, and Miss Lena Maxwell traveled to Washington. Mrs. Oliver Thompson and children from Mediapolis visited relatives. Mr. McElhinney from Morning Sun arrived. John Peck returned from Washington this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marsh W. Bailey
Washington
Mr. Webb
C. W. Bennett
Lena Maxwell
Oliver Thompson
Mediapolis
McElhinney
Morning Sun
John Peck
Wheat Prospects Bright in Washington For 30 Million Bushels
Grain experts just returned from the Big Bend and Palouse belts and report Washington will produce about 30,000,000 bushels this season. Growers anticipate a bumper crop and high prices, with 70 cents or more seen as the likely fall price. Interior stocks are dwindling, leaving little old wheat to run mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Wash
Big Bend
Palouse
Washington
Death at Breakfast in Floris Area
Andrew Fiddler died of apoplexy yesterday morning while eating breakfast at his home four miles south of Floris Iowa. His wife sat opposite him and could not reach him before he collapsed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottumwa
Iowa
Andrew Fiddler
Floris
Mr Umphrey of Wyman Visits City on Business
Mr. Umphrey of Wyman came to the city for a business visit today, meeting local contacts and discussing prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Umphrey
Wyman
Miss Marie Brehm Praised In Temperance Lectures
Notices praise Miss Marie Brehm for her temperance advocacy with the Presbyterian church and W C T U. Kokomo residents note her eloquence in sermons and lectures on scientific temperance. She plans to speak in Washington July 10 at the Methodist church, while local band concerts at Sunset Park continue with proceeds benefiting the band boys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Worden
Presbyterian Sabbath School
Philadelphia
Marie
Brehm
Monona Lake Assembly
Madison
Wisconsin
Presbyterian Committee
Kokomo
Congregational Church
Marie Brehm
Chicago
Presbyterian General Assembly
Miss Brehm
Washington
Methodist Church
Band Boys
Sunset Park
Normal Examinations Continue With 120 Taking Second and Third Class Tests
Examinations for second and third class certificates concluded today with over 120 participants under favorable conditions. Tomorrow's schedule covers first class certificates and grading will extend to mid July. Miss Cora Porter, county superintendent, named head reader for mathematics at Des Moines, departs Saturday to begin duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Cora Porter
County Normals
State Board of Examiners
The
State Normal
State University
Porter
Local visitors and plans announced in Sigourney
Wayland residents Cc H Mathews and Mr and Mrs John Davis visited the city today. Mrs Tom Brooks and Henderson of Wayland called here. Sylvia Baker visits Havre relatives. Rev I B Schreckengast of Burlington will give the Fourth of July address at Sigourney. Lulu VanHorn of Letts arrives tonight as Epworth League delegate, staying with Mrs F L Neiswanger during the convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cc. H. Mathews
Wayland
John Davis
Brighton
Tom Brooks
Henderson
I. B. Schreckengast
Burlington
Sigourney
Lulu VanHorn
Letts
Epworth League
F. L. Neiswanger
Plate racks as tasteful decor guidance for dining rooms
The passage advises on selecting simple, dignified plate displays and avoiding garish or expensive pieces. It warns against overly bright rose patterns with gilt and favors restraint, varied by keeping to country or origin themes for a cohesive rack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Sleeve Holder Aims to Ease Dress Sleeve Woes
An English inventor patents a simple elastic band device to manage balloon sleeves. The band forms a lasso to slip over the waist sleeve end, attaching to the thumb and little finger via rings and a cord, then pulls free after the arm is inserted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Mastering Broiling Chops and Steaks for Juicy Flavor
The article explains broiling technique for chops and steaks. Use a bright fire, draft open, and a double broiler to brown crusts while keeping meat red and juicy inside. Cook in ten to twelve minutes depending on thickness and desired doneness.
Fairfield football star goes to Milwaukee for new work
John McLane Jr. of Fairfield travels to Milwaukee to join his uncle, a building contractor. Longtime Fairfield High School football player, he is well known locally and friends wish him success in the new.job.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McLane, Jr
Fairfield
Milwaukee
Wis
John
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