Death of James Greenwood in Keota at 72
James Greenwood died suddenly in Hollywood California while wintering with his son. He was born in Green County Ohio and lived in Washington County Iowa before moving to Keota. He is survived by four sons Robert of Chicago Charles and John of Keota and George of Hollywood. Interment will be in Keota. funeral arrangements pending.
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Keota
James Greenwood
Hollywood
Calif
George Greenwood
Green County
Ohio
Iowa
Washington County
Robert Greenwood
Chicago
Chas
John Greenwood
Greenwood
Slyfield Named First Assistant State Bacteriologist
The State Board of Health promotes Frederick A. Slyfield of the College of Medicine to First Assistant State Bacteriologist, succeeding S M Gunn. Slyfield has assisted at the state laboratory for two years, was born in London, studied in England, and attended the College of Liberal Arts. His wife Mae Latchem is a former local resident.
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State Board of Health
Frederick A. Slyfield
College of Medicine
S. M. Gunn
Slyfield
London
England
College of Liberal Arts
Gunn
Lowan
Mae Latchem
Winfield Brief Business Trip Passenger Melvin Munshower
Melvin Munshower traveled this morning as a passenger for a brief business trip to Winfield.
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Melvin Munshower
Winfield
How Cough Germs Multiply and Remedy Promises
A cold inflames the mucous membrane and the germs you breathe multiply, especially the pneumonia germ. Foley's Honey and Tar soothes inflamed air passages, stops the cough, and expels the cold from your system. Refuse substitutes. Sold by Lemmon's Pharmacy.
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Foley
Lemmon's Pharmacy
Dan Klopfenstein Returns From Global Harvester Tour
Dan Klopfenstein arrived home yesterday after a yearlong tour for International Harvester. He logged about 20 800 miles by water and 30 000 by land since leaving Washington, visiting England Germany Roumania Turkey Spain Buenos Aires and back to the United States. He calls the trip successful for business and enjoyable overall.
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Dan Klopfenstien
International Harvester Company
Dan
Washington
England
Germany
Roumania
Turkey
Spain
South America
Buenos Ayres
America
Band Concert Seat Sale Aids New Uniform Funds
The local band sells seats for a Graham concert to fund new uniforms. A large crowd is expected with professional talent and moving pictures by J. D. Hawkins during intermission. The program features trombone solos, vocal numbers, and readings led by Miss Mae Brookhart.
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Graham
J. D. Hawkins
Star Theater
Fred Jewes
A. Pryor
Cleveland Dayton
Florence Parrish
J. EB. Howard
Carnival of Winged Songsters
G. L. Barnhouse
Lassie
Ava Matthews
Blanche Nicola
Dessa Wabnitz
Juni
H. H. Beach
Ruth Benkert
Mabel Benkert
The
Nice Dressed Poultry at the Royal Xmas pictures
Local page notes Nice Dressed Poultry at the Royal Xmas pictures at the Star tonight plus a Vienna venue offering fresh nut fingers macaroons and kisses. Various residents travel between Ainsworth Keota Crawfordsville and Texarkana for visits and shopping.
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The
Star
Vienna
Norman Wood
Ainsworth
Miss Pearl White
Lpinnie Nichols
No. Ly
Music program highlights include mixed vocal and piano solos
The notice lists performers and pieces from a concert program. Florence Parrish accompanies, with Frank Shearer and a male quartet performing pieces like Just A-Wearyin for You and Sunbeams. Other entries include Jarvnet solo Le Prex Aux Clercs, H Augarde, W H Langenberg, and selections from Wang Morse and Traviata with Walker arrangements.
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Frank Shearer
Florence Parrish
Parks
Messrs
Frank Sage
W. Roberts
Frank Sherbeck
Sam Cocklin
Sunbeams
Ronald
Ruth Benkert
Mabel Benkert
Jarvnet
Ottumwa Society Focuses on Two Local Weddings
Mr and Mrs Dwight Norton and Mr and Mrs Samuel Forman attended the wedding of Miss Virginia Roemer and Charles E Norton in Ottumwa Tuesday evening at 5 o clock. Mr and Mrs S P Keifer will entertain at a linen shower tonight for their granddaughter Miss Lizzie Fetters who will wed Mr Albert Simpson Wednesday evening March 11. Another company will be entertained Saturday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Earle Libe west of the city.
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Allen DeLong
Crawfordsville
John McConahey
Q Depot
John Zaring
Cotter
Glen
Will Mount
W. A
M. DeMarce
Rexwell
Lavina DeMarce
Texarkana
Texas
Dwight Norton
Samuel Forman
Virginia Roemer
Charles E. Norton
Ottumwa
S. P. Keifer
Lizzie Fetters
Albert Simpson
Earle Libe
Roosevelt lauds Shippy after Chicago outrages
President Roosevelt praises Chief of Police George Shippy and notes the nerve shown in quelling anarchist violence as Washington reacts to a wave of Black Hand murders and attempted killings. He expresses interest in local developments across Chicago Denver Philadelphia and New York.
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Washington, D. C
Shippy
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
White House
George Shippy
Chicago
Washington
Denver
Philadelphia
New York
Woman's Missionary Society Meeting At McElhinney Home
The Woman's Missionary Society of the First United Presbyterian church will hold its annual meeting Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the home of Mrs. T. J. McElhinney. Elections of officers will be conducted.
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Woman's Missionary Society of the
First United Presbyterian Church
T. J. McElhinney
Club Hostesses Lead After School Social
Myrna Myrtle and May Nicola were the hostesses to the T. R. club yesterday after school, organizing the afternoon gathering with classmates.
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Myrna
Myrtle
May Nicola
T. R
Navajo Club Welcomes Two New Members at Meek Home
The Navajo club was entertained yesterday afternoon at Mrs. Marcellus Meek’s home on North Iowa avenue. Two new members, Mrs. Jones Work and Mrs. John Matthews, were welcomed into the club. The ladies spent the afternoon on their fancy work and a luncheon was served later.
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Marcellus Meek
Iowa Avenue
Jones Work
John Matthews
Saloon vote landslide ousts law enforcement effort
The speaker predicted the lid would be removed after saloon votes overwhelmed local sentiment in the election Monday. The Democratic ticket including mayor and four aldermen won by about 2500, the largest city vote ever. Billy Sunday and his revival were credited with driving the law enforcement crusade that closed every saloon.
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Democratic Citizens
Billy
Iowa Christian Conference Dates Set for LeGrand
The annual Iowa State Christian conference will be held in LeGrand on June 10 11 and 12. The program details were fixed by the state committee during its meeting in Le Grand last Thursday afternoon.
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Marshalltown
Iowa
Iowa State Christian Conference
LeGrand
le Grand
County Recorder Office Adds New Book Bus and Vault Shelves
A county recorder’s office expands services with a new book bus and reinforced vault shelves. The additions aim to improve access to records and secure storage for archival volumes.
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the County Recorder’s Office
Dougherty Bros Promote Suit Savings
Monday and Tuesday the Dougherty Bros advertise savings on tailored Made to measure suits. They guarantee a fit to please customers with styles and precise alterations.
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Earnest Baker
Rock Island
Allerton
Dougherty Bros
Lailor
Wedding at Methodist Parsonage
Yesterday afternoon at 2 30 the wedding took place at the Methodist parsonage uniting Miss Cora Tschantz of near Wayland and Mr Wallace Darnell of Eureka with Rev. U S Smith officiating.
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Cora Tschantz
Near Wayland
Wallace Darnell
Eureka
U. S. Smith
Quiet wedding ties Miss Shaw and Mr Jarrard at parsonage
Miss Alice Shaw and Mr Ben Jarrard married at 3 30 PM yesterday afternoon in the Methodist parsonage with Rev A S Smith officiating. Bride is daughter of Mr and Mrs E M Shaw of the northeast outskirts. groom is a prosperous young farmer from south of town. They plan to live on a farm northeast of the city.
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Alice Shaw
Ben Jarrard
A. S. Smith
E. M. Shaw
Miners May Quit If Iowa Agreement Lapses
Des Moines report says the current Iowa coal mine contract ends March 31 and with eastern state failures a new agreement may not be ready. If no deal is reached 15,000 miners could face idleness as work stops in every Iowa mine.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Muscatine a Backslider
Muscatine Iowa March 5 It is noted that the town shows signs of backsliding in civic or social standards as reported in this brief dispatch.
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Muscatine, Iowa
Mrs Warfel Hosts Card Club Luncheon In Violet Decor
Mrs R S Warfel entertained the afternoon card club at her South Iowa avenue home. Five hundred was played with Mrs E G Bowman winning the prize. A two course luncheon followed for sixteen, with violet decor along the dining table and place favors. The event was described as most enjoyable.
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R. S. Warfel
South
Iowa Avenue
Ladies Benevolent Society to Meet at Mrs Stewart’s
The Ladies' Benevolent Society of the Presbyterian Church will meet with Mrs. Dr. C. W. Stewart tomorrow afternoon at 2 30.
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Ladies’ Benevolent Society of the Presbyterian Church
C. W. Stewart
Social dance at Knupps hall draws forty couples
A social dance last night at Knupps hall attracted about forty couples. Music by a Muscatine three piece orchestra provided lively entertainment and the event was deemed an enjoyable success.
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Knupp’'s Hall
Local visitors and residents noted in city news
A. T. Burris rode with Ainsworth this morning. W. A. McCall traveled to the city from West Chester. Chas. Morgan of Rubio appeared in town last night. Miss Laura Ingham assists at the courthouse this week. Mrs. J. D. Ogden plans to return to Earlton Kansas this evening after visiting friends and relatives in the city.
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A. T. Burris
Ainsworth
W. A. McCall
West Chester
Chas. Morgan
Rubio
Laura Ingham
Court House
J. D. Ogden
Earlton
Kan
Foley’s Honey and Tar Card Claim
A yellow package certified card promises pharmacists refund if Foley's Honey and Tar fails to cure coughs or colds. It claims to stop the cough heal the lungs and prevent pneumonia and consumption with no opiates. Sold by Lemmon's Pharmacy and warns to refuse substitutes.
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Foley
Lemmon’s
Lemmon's
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