Resolution of condolence for Willard F Bailey
Common Sense Council No. 250 of the Fraternal Aid association adopts a resolution in memory of Willard F Bailey who died May 7 1907. The charter will be draped for thirty days and copies sent to the family the association paper and filed in records. Catherine Schneider Emma Lehrer James Cowger Rh G Elwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Sense Council
Fraternal Aid Association
Willard F. Bailey
Baley
Association
Catherine Schneider
Emma Lehrer
James Cowger
Rh. G. Elwell
Academy commencement exercises at Graham on Thursday
Announcement of the Graham Academy commencement exercises scheduled for Thursday night promises an excellent entertainment, highlighting the event to attract attendees. The notice appears within an old local newspaper segment, noting a location near the post office and plumbing services listed at 718 E. L. Saling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academy
Graham
New Life Pills Promise Pain Free Digestion
An old advertisement touts J King s New Life Pills for regular bowels and a pain free appendix. It guarantees gentle action and invites readers to try them at 25 cents through Stewart s Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. King
Stewart
Former Iowa editor H S Fairall dies in Milwaukee
H S Fairall longtime editor of the Republican of Iowa City dies in Milwaukee after a long career in journalism. In Detroit a new City of Cleveland steamer burns to the water's edge during completion at the Detroit Ship Building Co causing extensive loss estimated at 709 009 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Iowa City
Evening Journal
H. S. Fairall
Republican
Milwaukee
Detroit
Mich
City of
Cleveland
Detroit Ship Building Co
White City Carnival to Exhibit in Washington This Week
Five day engagement starts Tuesday June 4 with seven shows. Last year Parker Carnival inspired local interest and Washington residents look forward to another carnival rush. Location not fixed yet but likely near the city square.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White City Carnival Company
Parker Carnival Company
Washington
White City Company
Cear de Scuare
Academy Juniors Stage A Pair of Artists at Kalona
The Academy Juniors presented A Pair of Artists in Kalona to a good sized audience Saturday. It marked their second public appearance and earned liberal applause. The cast earned credit for a successful performance before closing their season with plans to make Washington and nearby areas their headquarters during the summer rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academy
Kalona
Crawfordsville
Washington
Clerk J B Carden Joins Washington Store Staff
W Roberts hires J B Carden of Winfield to run the east side furnishing store and serve as choir leader. Carden, formerly with a Quincy clothing house, joins Washington after a notable solo at the opera house baccalaureate. The community welcomes his arrival and expects a bright period for local youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Roberts
J. B. Carden
Winfield
Mr. Carden
Quincy
Ill
Presbyterian
Opera House
Washington
Local residents listed on travel and events
G. K. Hartman traveled to Keota for a brief business trip this morning. Mrs. EB A Henderson and Mrs. M B Wilson left for Fairfield for a short visit. Academy commencement seat sales open tomorrow morning. Mrs. Sivila Worthington went to Adair county to spend the summer with relatives. Many are expected to attend the funeral of the late Samuel I Keiser tomorrow afternoon at Keota.
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EB. A. Henderson
M. B. Wilson
Fairfield
Sivila Worthington
Adair County
Samuel I. Keiser
Keota
C. Stewart
Perry Crippen
Ft. Madison
OC. H. Pauls
Ottumwa
Frank Galloway
James Wooley
Muscatine
Des Moines
Whiteman
I. K
Oscar Jones
Ellis Peters
Cotter
Academy
Georgia McConnaughey
S. P. McConnaughey
Mires Edna Cavin
J. T. Matthews
Ralph Smith
Columbus Junction
D. B. Howard
Paul
Winfield
Rock Island
Sigourney
A. E. Wilbur
A. O. U. W. Lodge
Washington
Bessie Fritz
Pleasant View Sanitarium
Joe Clyde
Iowa City
Bennison Dry Goods
Robert Clyde
Joe
Washington academy graduates hear training sermon at Graham
The baccalaureate service in the Graham opera house featured Rev. L. D. Young discussing training in education, physical, moral, and spiritual realms. Notable music included a chorus and Jean Carden’s vocal solo. Graduation exercises follow next Thursday with the class play Topsy Turvy and ticketed seats at Lemmon's pharmacy.
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Washington Academy
Graham Opera House
L. D. Young
Abraham
Dan
Jean Carden
Presbyterian Choir
W. R. Sawhill
K. Michels
W. ©. Fisher
Lemmon’s
Funeral set for Samuel I. Keiser in Keota Baptist church
The funeral for Samuel I. Keiser will be held at the Keota Baptist church tomorrow at 2 PM. Rev. J W Coffman and Rev. J Robertson will officiate. Keiser arrived by special train from Texas earlier today, after dying in an automobile mishap following a supper with Roll Snyder. The party accompanying the undertaker includes W F Keiser, George Phillips, and Aaron Palmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keota
Samuel I. Keiser
Baptist
J. W. Coffman
J. F. Robertson
Keiser
Texas
Milwaukee
Washington
Rock Island
Messrs. Co
W. F. Keiser
George Phillips
Roll Snyder
Red Key
Ind
Aaron Palmer
Wellman
Mr. Keiser
Mr. Snyder
Mrs Jane Sharp Dies After Long Illness
Richmond report notes Mrs Jane Sharp wife of F Sharp died at 7 30 am after over three months illness due to tuberculosis and Bright's disease. Survived by husband two children Nellie Rees of this place and Albert Sharp of two miles south. Funeral at 2:00 pm tomorrow from the Methodist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Jane Sharp
F. Sharp
Bright
Nellie Rees
Albert Sharp
Sharp
Methodist Church
Topsy Turvy Farce Presented by Graham Graduates
The Graham Academy graduates staged a lively performance of Topsy Turvy on Thursday night. The farce drew attendees with continuous laughs and lighthearted entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academy
Topsy Turvy at Graham Thursday night event
Dudley Crone of Keota, Mrs. B. Matthews and daughter Joel, and several others visit relatives in the city. Local residents and visitors mingle as cement work advances near the Temple building and a monument fund drives toward a July dedication with a bronze Minute Man bust planned.
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Topsy Turvy
Graham
Dudley Crone
Keota
B. Matthews
Joel
Wayland
Lillian Olds
Aldsworth
S. K. Statler
West Chester
C. J. Wilson
Timothy Brown
Minute Man
Sunset Park Benefit Benefit by W F Brinton Planned
Sunset Park will host a Wednesday evening benefit by W F Brinton to raise funds for an old park debt carried by citizens. Proceeds will help cover unpaid subscriptions for additional park land deeded by Mr Savage to the city, with attendance determining how much more money is needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunset Park
W. F. Brinton
Removal Notice for Caner Music Store Move
The Caner music store relocates to a south side square room once used by the Bar den harness shop and invites patrons to visit the new premises. Mrs. S Joyce of Sullivan Street Claremont New Hampshire reports Foley's Kidney Cure cured a long standing kidney ailment and recommends it. Sold by Ali Druggists.
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Caner Music
Barden Harness Shop
Y Ou
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K. Main St
John Warnock
E. G. Mason
Floyd Hopkins
Belvidere
Lili
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IH. Knecht Tailor
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G. K. Hartman
L. Darnell
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Edna Jones
Wyman
Ralph Crawford
Yes Moines
Myrtle Carter
J. A. Harwood
D. B. Ball
City
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Cawfordsville
Academy Baccalaureate Ser
Rev. Young
G.C. Roscoe
North Side
Takor
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Mrs. Gillespie
Omaha
Mrs. J. P. McAnulty
George McClean
Ames
Mrs
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Jenoie Mintier
Polk City
M. P. Mintier
South Marion Avenue
A. H. Wallace & Son
Temple Building
Jas. H. Hardesty
Minneapolis
H. Benn
Hardesty
Mrs. Benn
Mrs. Hardesty
Memphis
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Soo Line
Samuel McCreery
Rooks County
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