Novel Affair by Honeysioon Quar tette entertains crowd
After a program the Honeysioon Quar tette Ralph Dougherty Fred Smith Orville Eider and James Brookhart mingled with audience at Dougherty home corner Washington Iowa Streets. A gramophone and pantomime illustrated numbers while a social hour followed with refreshments. Guests praised the novelty and humor of the evening.
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Ralph
Fred
Jim
Orr
A.D
Dougherty
Washington and
Iowa Streets
Win Smouse
Ralph Dougherty
Fred Smith
Orville Eider
James Brookhart
Local buys and openings highlight busy week
Pennsylvania visitor Ed Frit purchases horses while A N Bower and Sheim Crone move on to new properties near the Essley House. Up-to-Date Millinery advertises opening days. Academy students head toward a spring break with exams today and a one day vacation tomorrow. Fay and Fern Farms depart for Crawfordsville to visit friends.
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N. Bower
Pennsylvania
Sheim Crone
Knox Cook Visits Huntsville and Plans Crawfordsville Work
Knox Cook of Huntsville Ohio arrived yesterday as a guest of his uncle A Knox and will work as a pharmacist with D Weldin in Crawfordsville. Nellie Anderson leaves for Havre to visit friends and Rev W S Gardner from Keokuk arrives for a visit to Lexington. Fannie Dayton leaves for Keota. Mrs L Anderson arrives from Havre and Geo Brown returns from Latta Indiana. Elizabeth Daugherty returns home after visits in Wyman Crawfordville. Ashby and Nicola announce steel.
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Knox Cook
Huntsville
Ohio
A. Knox
D. Weldin
Crawfordsville
Lexington
Fannie Dayton
L. Anderson
Havre
Geo. Brown
Latta
Elizabeth Daugherty
Wyman
Crawfordville
Ashby & Nicola
Fidelity and Deposit Company Granted Permanent Michigan License
Insurance Commissioner Stevens issues a permanent license to Fidelity and Deposit Company of Baltimore to operate in Michigan. Earlier a temporary license followed a dispute over examination of banking operations and a later acknowledgment of error. The state suit over General White’s bond remains unaffected by the settlement.
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Lansing
Mich
Stevens
Fidelity and Deposit Company
Baltimore
Michigan
Military Board
Michigan Department
General White
White
Extraordinary Case Of Mrs Bauer Passes At 75
Mrs Walbirga Bauer of Tell City Indiana dies at 75 after months on morphine. Doctors note arteries ossified heart near collarbone liver fused to lung kidneys misplaced spine curved like an 8 and stomach lining thickening. She had been an invalid for seven years and was mother in law to Major Theodore Kiefer and John Riedlinger Jr.
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Tell City
Ind
Walbirga Bauer
Theodore Kiefer
John Riedlinger
Bauer
Papers on Nature Study and Degeneracy at State Charities Meet
At the Cedar Rapids session the conference heard Miss Julia C. Rogers present Hibical and Aesthetic Value of Nature Study and Prof G T W Patrick discuss Degeneracy as a Cause of Pauperism and Crime. The gathering ended with a discussion on Administration of County Charities.
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Cedar Rapids, Ta
State Conference of Charities and Correction
Julia C. Rogers
Cedar Rapids
G. T.W. Patrick
State University
Safe Glass begins union run at Upland plant
Marion Indiana reports Safe Glass company starts operations Tuesday under union rules at its Upland plant with nearly all departments filled by union men except one shop. presser absent. Factory now running full force and most old workers have joined. Camden New Jersey jury fails to reach verdict in conspired to injure Eugene Darnall case. defendants discharged.
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Marion
Ind
Safe Glass Company
Upland
Ile
Camden
N.J
William HL. Tay
Howard K. Sloan
Philadelphia
Eugene Darnall
Cty
Chicago Markets Report From March 28 Grain and Live Stock
Prices move across wheat corn oats and pork and beef futures with mixed daily ranges. Chicago board quotes show May and July contracts with varied highs lows and closes while St Louis and Milwaukee regions report cash and futures activity for wheat corn oats and rye and live stock markets in Buffalo and St Louis notes.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Leon
East Buffalo
N. Y
Dunning & Stevens
Live Stock Commission
Buffalo
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Back broken to critical condition in livery stable fall
James Casey sr. lies in a very critical condition after a fall from the left of his livery stable. His back is broken and paralysis has set in in the lower spine. Friends and family express deep regret and concern. Ashley and Nicola operate no carte and cabs in the area.
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James Casey
Ing
Mr. Casey
Bis
Topeka minister praised as humble yet effective leader
Dr. White of Topeka, a returned missionary from Egypt, describes Rev. Sheldon as ordinary but hardworking. He notes Sheldon’s Topeka church has grown to about four hundred members and sits near the city’s colored settlement. White suggests combining Sheldon’s paper with top church editors would improve reader reception. Local notices mention Ashby Nicola go carts, and visits by Oscar Rev. and Mrs I B Schreckengast, J Ro Isenhart’s Des Moines trip, and residents Cora Davis Flossie Adams returning from Muscatine visits.
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Sheldon
Topeka
White
Miss Mike Lewis store opens with millinery and sales pitch
Des Moines dispatch notes Miss Mike Lewis announces Friday and Saturday as opening days for a millinery shop with Ashby Nicola offering go carts and baby cabs. Local residents Miss Millie Lee and sister Mrs. Chas Brown arrive home, while H McCleery visits Crawfordsville. IT mentions C F Winnerstrom named state labor commissioner and governor’s stance on office strength.
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Mike Lewis
Ashby & Nicola’s
Millie Lee
Letts
Mrs
Chas. Brown
Fat Man Demands Correction After Explosion Report
In a Detroit Free Press exchange, J. Jones, a furnace owner, protests how his wife and hired girl are portrayed after an explosion. He admits not being hurt and recounts his own accidental injuries while asserting the reporter omitted his role and demeanor.
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J. Jones
Tam D. Jacobus Jones
Detroit Free Press
Shillalahs and Bog Oak Jewelry At Queens Town
A New York Tribune traveler recalls a stock Queens Town saying where steamers pick up mails leaving London after Liverpool. Delays prompt passengers ashore to buy shillalahs, bog oak canes, and other claimed indigenous wares. One head shillelagh is six inches wide and used as rent payment.
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Queenstown
Ireland
London
Liverpool
Darky
Georgia
Arrah
New York Tribune
False postage stamp practice discussed by man and lawyer
A man argues about washing a postage stamp from an envelope before reusing the stamp. A lawyer counters that one may cut out the adhesive stamp and reattach it with mucilage on a new envelope. The exchange notes that a genuine unused adhesive stamp is not questioned by the government when sold.
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Des
Stamp Confusion Triggers Postal Rulings
The Washington Star notes that stamps affixed to letters must be genuine adhesive stamps or valid for postage, and warns that impressed stamps cut from envelopes are invalid. It explains how misapplied or damaged stamps can cause mail to be rejected despite perfect perforation.
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Washington Star
Parisians Found Delightful Yet Frivolous by Country Visitor
A countryman returning from Paris says Parisians are delightful but changeable and incapable of lasting attachments. He spent only three days there, prompting the remark recorded by the Chicago News.
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Paris
Chicago News
Eldest Son Named Sixth Little Sister To Trick Spirits
A Chinese family named their eldest son Sixth Little Sister to fool evil spirits, who are said to hate the eldest son and enjoy mischief. The parents believed spirits could be deceived about the child's sex.
Yankee soldiers seize cotton marked CSA during Red River action
Professor Alfred B. Adams recalls a Civil War raid with Major General Nathaniel Banks in which Union troops surprised a southern garrison. They captured a mountain of cotton meant for Europe, confiscated it, and stenciled U S A over CSA on the bales, provoking a witty exchange with a Confederate officer who misread the markings.
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Alfred B. Adams
New York
Red River
Nathaniel T. Banks
Europe
Yank
United States of America
Confederate States of America
Cotton Stealing Association
Regenerating buds in fern Cystopteris bulbi fera
Herr Heinricher notes in Botanische Centralblatt that Cystopteris bulbi fera forms regenerating buds beyond ordinary adventitious buds. These buds quickly produce assimilating leaves rather than fleshy food-reserve scales. The passage also oddly contrasts a novelist’s remark about a baby becoming less troublesome with a wife reading stories to soothe him.
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Botanische Centralblatt
Herr Heinricher
Heppner Native James Jones Visits City
James Jones of Heppner Oregon, a former resident, is in the city renewing old acquaintances.
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James Jones
Heppner, Oregon
Hennessy LeRoyle Comedy Company Eyes Graham Return
Graham patrons recall Mr. Hennessy LeRoyle and his witty company who staged By Wits Outwitted in Graham's second season. Manager Moore aims to bring them back in late April with Other People's Money, praised as a top modern comedy with a strong troupe.
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Graham
Hennessy LeRoyle
Moore
Mr. LeRoyle
Homeseekers Excursions Round Trip Tickets Offered
On set dates round trip tickets valid 21 days available at single fare plus 200 to all points on this line in Iowa Minnesota and South Dakota north of and including Sheldon Rock Abbott Crossing and Waverly Tickets also sold as tribute to many cities in Northern Western and Southern states For more information contact B C R N agents or Jne G Farmer AGP and T A Cedar Rapids Iowa.
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Iowa
Mnonesota
South Dakota
Sheil Rock
Abbott Croasing
Jne G. Farmer
A.G P
T. A
Cedar Rapids
Northern Pacific Offers $5 Passes to North Dakota Lands
On March 14 20 28 and April 4 the Northern Pacific invites settlers to travel from Saint Paul and Minneapolis to Jamestown Leeds Oakes and Pembina ND and intermediate points for a five dollar rate. Farm lands offered at reasonable prices and a chance to establish a home along the line. For details contact C W Mott or Chas Fee at the Northern Pacific offices in Saint Paul.
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Northern Pacific
Saint Paul
Minneapolis
Jamestown
Leeds
Oakes
Pembina
C W Mott
General Emigrant
P& T A
Northern Pacific Ry
St Paul
Mion
The Washington Limited and Fox Train Lines Push Quick City Links
An advertisement touts fast through routes from Washington to Chicago Peoria Indianapolis Cincinnati and St Louis with precise times. It promotes the Washington Limited at 7 40 p m for Burlington connections and claims no waiting on lines, urging readers to visit agent E G Fox at 24012 for service.
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Washington
Chicago
Peoria
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Washington Limited
Burlington
Fox
Agt
Dees Moines Valley Division
Uwly
B& G
Ind
Peoria Mall
Sun
Marshalltown
Omaha
Denver
Tittemo
Manaceras
Snow Delays Hit Iowa and Midwest Cities
Heavy snow blankets Iowa, South Dakota and nearby northwestern states with one inch of wet snow reported in Chicago. The Federation of Labor executive committee declines to place the Chicago Record and News on the unfair list.
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Iowa
South Dakota
Chicago
Federation of Labor Executive Committee
Chieaee
A Happy Family Property Offer In Washington
An advertisement promotes a residential building lot for sale in Washington with drainage shade trees sidewalks and a fine neighborhood. Prices start at $100, highlighting a promising family oriented property sale.
Builder Offers Home on Plan With Monthly Installments
An advertisement states that EK) will construct a house per your plans and allow payment through monthly installments if desired. The offer emphasizes customizable design and flexible financing, targeting prospective homeowners.
EK Properties For Sale On Favorable Terms
EK offers a mix of good properties with new and near-new features, available for sale at very cheap prices and on favorable terms.
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THE
Honeysioon Quartette
Cee Seers
Anna Henderson
Setereedey Tulease
Katie Stichter
Cotton Blossoms
Judge White Uncle Josh
Night Alarm
Mr. Earl E Riser Minstrel
Maxwelton Club
Claricnet
Hevueer Busch Farm Yard
Quartette Semnrney
Miss Scofield
Ida Roberts
Bailes Orofield
Sam
Timer
Daniel Mickey West
Essley House
Academy
Fay and Fern Farms
Crawfordeville
Nellie Anderson
W. S. Gardner
Keokuk
Keota
Town Charities and Corrections
Shaw
Chicago Grain and Produce
Texas
Milwaukee Grain
Lafayette House
Clark Sitlar
Washington Hove
James Casey, Sr
Ashley & Nicola
Dr. White
Kansas
Egypt
First
U. P. Church
United States
Ashby & Nicola’s. 3Scar
I B Schreckengast
J Ro Isenhart
Des Moines
Perry
Mise
Cora Davis
Beckwith
James
Davis
Flossie Adams
Muscatine
Isisisisisisisisisisisisis
H. McCleery
G. KE. Riordan
Tractor
Ottumwa
Morrel Law
Gange
Ed Swift
Fremount Lawn
Ashby
Nicola
Ast
H. E. McCollum
Jacobsmeier
C. F. Winnerstrom
Ferns
Larue
Benronw Co
Arb
Ben
Cardus
E. B. Townsend
Ladies’ Advisory Department
Addres A8
Vin, Stone Ladies’ Advisory Dep't
Canooga Medicine CO
Chattanooga, Tenn
North Dakota
Chicago Tribune
Omaha World-Heral
Inquirer
World- Herald
Denen
Jorld-Herald
West
N. W
Columbus Junction
Brighton
Mason City Mail
St. Paul
Way Freight
Stewart Steele
Stewart
Geo. W. Stewart
M. Lombardo
Mabilh
Banat
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