Five Graduates From Ainsworth High School Commencement
The Ainsworth high school held its commencement in the opera house with five graduates. The program featured class history, orations, and valedictory read by Lucretia Carson and Eugene Rice, with recitations by Jeanie Jackson. A. Spaulding presented diplomas as Prof. Barnes was re-elected principal and teachers were named for the next year.
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Alnaworth
Opera House
Emanon Ladies Quartette
Hamilton
Washington
Barnes
Spaulding
Faye Pearson
Lucretia Carson
Jeanie Jackson
Eugene Rice
Ainsworth
T. A. Barnes
Nellie Pearson
Cora Morrow
Olive McClanahan
Ainsworth Clipper
Express firm offers free relief transport to Jacksonville victims
Agent W D Shearer of United States Express announces they will carry money and clothing shipments to the nearest point on their line to Jacksonville at no charge. The move aligns with the company’s up-to-date charitable stance and connects with Southern Pacific routes to aid the stricken city.
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W. D Shearer
United States Express Company
Jacksonville
Southern Pacific
Pile Cure Ad Promises Free Samples and Satisfaction
An advertisement by J. H. Stewart offers a free pile treatment with each package and a positive guarantee no cure means no pay. The ad lists a price of 50 cents and notes Chas Saling traveled to Davenport this morning on the Firefly.
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Rector
J. HH. Stewart
J. H. Stewart
Chas, Saling
Davenport
Schilling Buys Ainsworth Hotel From Bruty
Tom Schilling gains possession of the Frank Bruty Hotel at Ainsworth after a completed invoicing and closing of the deal. Schilling and his family will move Monday as the hotel is renovated for a modern first class operation. Bruty moves to the city to work as a carpenter. Schilling brings seven years in restaurant work and clerking at Alberson’s grocery.
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Tom Schilling
Frank Bruty
Ainsworth
Schilling
Bruty
A. N. Alberson
Alberson
Mr. Schilling
Washington
Social at Mrs Shrader's church gathering details
The First Presbyterian ladies hosted a social at Mrs Harry Shrader's home from 2 30 to 4 30 pm with about twenty attendees Each brought a luncheon in a box and when passed around everyone kept a box of a different kind of luncheon The event was described as very pleasant.
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First Presbyterian Church
Harry Shrader
Eastern Star Members Decorate Graves Next Thursday
Members of the order of the Eastern Star will assist the Commandery next Thursday afternoon in decorating the graves of brothers and sisters of both lodges. OBE.S. members meet at the Temple from 9 to 11 to bring flowers and help arrange them into wreaths and bouquets. The decorating committee includes Mrs. Roberts, Mrs. Sadie Babcock, and Mrs. M. P. Miller.
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Order of the Eastern Star
Obe.s
Temple
Roberts
Sadie Babcock
M. P. Miller
Commencement speaker set for academy ceremony
Graduating students have arranged for Rev. Charles R. Brown to deliver the commencement address. His topic will be The Greatest Man of the Nineteenth Century.
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Academy
Charles R. Brown
Smallpox Cases in Washington Confined to Hubbel Family
Washington reports only the Hubbel family cases this year. There was a rumor that Mr. Casey’s family had smallpox, but that was incorrect. The Hubbel family was quarantined, the disease did not spread, and smallpox in Washington is now considered a thing of the past.
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Cardus
Thedford
D. H. Camp
Washington
Journal
Hubbel
Casey
Sunday School Outing to Winfield on Narrow Gauge
Miss Laura Ingham organized a Sunday school outing to Winfield aboard the Narrow Gauge. The group visited Mrs John Chambers, enjoyed luncheon, and returns were planned on the six o clock train. The trip included travel, hospitality, and a pleasant afternoon.
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Laura Ingham
Winfield
John Chambers
Ingham
Clergyman's Travel and Assembly Plans Cited
Rev. Howard McJunkin left for Cedar Rapids to preach at Second Presbyterian tomorrow and will go to Chicago Monday then to the General Assembly in Philadelphia. A Missouri man seeks to abduct a wealthy older woman. contact G 1, Kingston Mercury.
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Howard McJunkin
Cedar Rapids
Second Presbyterian Church
Chicago
General Assembly
Philadelphia
Journal want ads drive steady local sales growth
The Journal reports strong activity in its want and lost and found column as residents submit items for sale and retrieval. Readers are urged to place notices promptly to maximize exposure and outcomes.
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Journal
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