Correspondents Report Local News From Coppoack May Day Gathering
May 1 report from Coppoack notes Everette Weaver at Grosscup Bros. Lou Dold of Marsh visited with Fred Dold. Harlan Bratten from Washington spent weekend with Mrs. Glende Dold. Harvey Wiggens of Wayland stopped by Friday. The Jarrards and Bernice visited the Leede Dold home and the Newman family hosted in Brighton. Sunday speakers in Washing ton connected to the Sunday school program. Officers elected. each member set to contribute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coppock Coppock
Everette Eaver
Grosscup
Bros
Lou Dold
Marsh
Fred Dold
Harlan Bratten
Washington
Glende Dold
Harvey Wiggens
Wayland
Oria Jarrard
Bernice
Leede D
W. I. Hill
Emma Carpenter
Alice Jone
Edwards
Fred Edwards
Ama Carpenter
Lest Newman
Brighton
John Merchant
Local Notes From Brighton April Weather and News
Oliver Prizer visits his mother Mrs Ellen Prizer from Indianapolis. A son born to Mr and Mrs Mel Crandall on Monday April 26. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Hugene Ingham on Tuesday April 27. Earl Norton from Darling ton Wisconsin arrives to spend the summer with his brother Win Norton. Raymond Swisher weds Miss Mabel Smediey of South Haven Michigan in Chicago April 21. Dr W S Parks attends a Des Moines school boards convention. Seniors rehearse Engaged by Wednesday. Mrs Hattie Gudgell Green visits from Fairfield. Carl Brown buys milk cows from Henry Durian. W A Carl works on the hill in front of his home with neighbors. Mrs John Desing visits town to see sick parents. Planking mud holes remains common. Field work light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton
Oliver Prizer
Indianapolis
Ind
Ellen Prizer
Mel Crandall
Hugene Ingham
Earl Norton
Darlington
Wisconsin
Win Norton
Raymond Swisher
Mabel Smediey
South Haven
Mich
W. A. Carl
John Desing
Local Folks Notes from NIRA Area
Charles Green brought Orlo home from Wellman Sunday and he is doing well. George Herr and wife of Keota visit Jim and Clarence. Chas Rowe and families and Jim Hanley and families shopped in Washington Saturday. Will Curl and family visited Irvin's Sunday. Haller paints for Jay White. Mrs Joe Hradek has been poorly but is better now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nira
Chas. Green
Orlo
Wellman
Geo. Herr
Keota
Jim
Clarence
Chas. Rowe
Jim Hanley
Washington
Will Curl
Irvin's
Haller
Jay White
Joe Hradek
Riverside visitor and local society notes in Ainsworth
Mrs Minerva Stotts of Riverside visits this week for business and friends as the W C T U meeting draws a crowd despite bad weather. Mrs T Y Wickham and Mrs Fannie Rowan on the sick list. Mr and Mrs K C Marr of Marion Iowa visit here with relatives. Mr and Mrs J V Edmonson welcome their first child a boy named James Creighton born Friday. David Peterson visits Des Moines on business this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ainsworth
Minerva Stotts
Riverside
T. Y. Wickham
Fannie Rowan
K. C. Marr
Little. N
Marion
Iowa
J. V. Edmonson
James Creighton
David Peterson
Des Moines
Freshman Class Present Cricket on the Hearth in Crawfordsville
The Freshman class at the opera house offered a varied program of readings and music followed by the dramatization of The Cricket on the Hearth. Rev J H McCormick of Morning Sun preached at United Presbyterian church using Come for all things are now ready as his text. He visits the home of cousins W H and Miss Mary McCall during his stay. A crowded house greeted the program with excellent renderings and a heartening finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville
J. H. McCormick
Morning Sun
United Presbyterian Church
W. H
Mary McCall
Opera House
W C T U Meeting Held at Ainsworth
The W C T U institute gathered in Ainsworth on Thursday and Friday with county president Mrs. Lucy Morgan presiding. Rev. D M Davis led devotionals and spoke on the sth Amendment. Rev A W Melislain discussed law enforcement. Mrs Lena Hart zell Wallace moderated talks and tribute papers highlighting pioneer workers and the Jubilee Campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. T. U. Institute
Ainsworth
Lucy Morgan
D. M. Davis
Lena Hartzell Wallace
A. W. Melislain
Mia. Wallace
Mrs. Morgan
R. 8. Hall
L. A. Stephens
T. Y. Wickham
A. J. Peterson
W. J. Stickley
S. M. Rhodes
Eliza Sweet
Mary Brockway
W. T. Marr
Iowa
Woa
David Stephen Peterson
Evelyn Marie Watson
Beatrice Rhodes
Wallace
What It Isn't Doing
A clipped comment notes that thirty seven cent sugar in the canning season is predicted in some quarters to demonstrate what this administration isn’t doing to help reduce the cost of living.
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Oskaloosa Herald
Presidential Timber and the V P Core
The Marshalltown Times-Republican notes Governor Allen seeks a place in the presidential field. The piece comments on contenders eager to stay near the central event as the race unfolds, with a wry compare to apples dropping and the vice presidential selection looming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Marshalltown
Tax receipts show booze and tobacco revenue fall short
The Davenport Democrat notes that income from taxes on liquor and tobacco fell short of expectations, reporting internal revenue receipts of 156 million dollars for 1898. The paper argues these funds do little to cover mounting expenses in multi-billion dollar years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport Democrat
Community program draws praise for school orchestra
The program featured an orchestra with both high school and eighth grade members and received audience applause. News arrived of W. W. Hough's death in Idaho. he long lived here and had many friends. He will be buried in California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ily
W. W. Hough
Idaho
Hough
California
Youll Find in the Want Column
A brief want column note directs readers to seek a listed item or opportunity in the classified section, indicating where to find contact or price details and how to respond. The entry emphasizes accessibility and immediacy for interested buyers or seekers.
Bryan Warns Democrats on Ratification of Peace Treaty
William J. Bryan said the recent primaries warn Democratic senators to vote for ratification with reservations. He cited Georgia and Nebraska as examples of divided support and argued delay could bring bloodshed and chaos. He warned a party failure to back ratification now could share responsibility for future turmoil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
William J. Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Georgia
Nebraska
Hitchcock
Senate
Johnson
Meredith Urges Boost in Pacific Timber and Pulp Survey
Secretary Meredith called for expanding forest growth in the Pacific Northwest Alaska and New England and Lake States to ease the newsprint shortage. He urged continued Forest Service investigations and larger fire protection funding, backing the Poindexter Pulp Survey Bill to guide development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Pacific Northwest
Alaska
New England
Lake States
BE. T. Meredith
American Pulp and Paper Association
New York City
Senate
Forest Service
Carlyle P. Winslow
Forest Products Labratory
Department of Agriculture
Meredith
United States
New York
New Hampshire
Maine
Vermont
Northeast
Northwest
House of Representatives
White Mountain National Forest
Minnesota
Iire
Jones piston pin bushing presses land big sale in New York
W H and F C Jones of Jones Bros close a one year contract with Stevens Co of New York for 18000 dollars worth of piston pin bushing presses. F C Jones holds the patent and presses aid Ford service stations by easing removal and replacement of bushings. Manufactured in Detroit and assembled in Toledo with other dealer interest growing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
W. H
F. C. Jones
Jones Bros
Stevens Co
New York City
New York Company
Jones
Ford
Detroit
Brookhart Urges Soldiers to End Autocracy of Wealth
Col 8S. W. Brookhart spoke to Richmond and then to local American Legion members on the need to tax war profiteers and grant adjusted compensation and insurance for veterans. He attacked political machines in Iowa and urged soldiers to fight for their rights via the ballot to oust the influence of millionaire wealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Brookhart
English River Post
American Legion
Richmond
Legion
United States
Lincoln
America
Chateau-Thierry
St. Mihiel
Argonne
Klu Klux Klan
Republican
Roosevel
Cummins
Cummiba
Iowa
Republican Party
Women of Middle Age Benefit From Lydia E Pinkham Remedy
A letter from Victoria Kopri of Summit New Jersey praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief during change of life. She cites improved digestion sleep backache and hot flashes and urges others to try the remedy despite a request for privacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Summit
N. J
Lydia E. Pinkham
Victoria Kopri
Oak Ridge Ave
Ype
J. Sonapa
Washington Proof Kidney Cure Endorsement Ad
A Washington citizen testifies about eight years of kidney ailment with numbness and back pain. He credits Dean Kidney Pills, priced 60 cents, with curing the condition and claims no further attacks. Foster-Milburn Co. advertises the product from Buffalo, NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Henry Straus
S. Eighth Ave
Dean
Mr. Strous
Foster-Milburn
Buffalo
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Brookhart
John Striegel Jr
Harper, Iowa
Mahaska, Keokuk
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Quabiem
Holland
Wilhelmina
Property Owners Federation
Insurance Company
Service Corperstieg En Es Ee
Chichester S
Mra
Englander
Englandle Spring Bed Co
Brooklyn
Chicago
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