Local auctions and social notes from Keota and county
Clegg Bros sold the 77 acre DeHarpport farm to J E Adams for 12320 with Adams trading the Kirkpatrick property and a Velie auto via C P Nichols. Adams, Stewart, Clegg Co., Nichols, Quinn, Marsh, Stephens, Utterback, Rhea and Trotter toured Iowa City to view a flying machine. Keota residents heard Miss Dorothy Latchem perform with Tennyson readings and Chopin interludes, plus a United Presbyterian ladies social at Mrs George Stevenson’s.
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Clegg Bros
DeHarpport
J. E. Adams
Adams
Kirkpatrick
Velie
C. P. Nichols Real Estate Agency
E. W. Spessard
Nebraska
J. A. Marsh
Charles
Paul
Chicago
Martin Stewart
A. E. Clegg
Co. P. Nichols
John Quinn
S. A. Stephens
Joe Utterback
Joe Rhea
W. T. Trotter, Jr
Iowa City
Richard Donaldson
Rock Island
Susie Edgington
R. E. Rhea
Tennyson
Lady of Shallott
Chopin
Henry Wagner
Keota
Miss Latchem
Longfellow
George Holmes
West Chester
United Presbyterian
George Stevenson
Prince of Wales hears sermon at Trinity church in 1856
Fifty years ago today crowds filled Trinity church to hear the future Edward VII. The faithful prince text led the sermon. Henry W. Shaw known as Josh Billings dies at sixty seven after a varied career as steamboat hand farmer auctioneer author and lecturer.
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Old Trinity Church
Prince of Wales
Edward VII
Prince
Daniel vi
Henry W. Shaw
Josh Billings
Shaw
Evangelist George H Thompson Preaches The Christian's Hope
Evangelist Geo H Thompson addresses a large Baptist church crowd on The Christian's Hope. He uses Paul’s words to emphasize knowledge of salvation and loss’s certainty, sharing personal tales of a violinist father and a stormy Atlantic voyage. He previews The Open Door for tonight and mentions harp solos and a forthcoming Bottle sermon.
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Geo. H. Thompson
Baptist Church
Paul
Evangelist
Thompson
Atlantic
Rexall Orderlies Promise Free Trial If It Fails
An advertise r claims Rexall Orderlies will relieve chronic constipation by toning the nerves and muscles of the large intestine. The vendor offers a risk free guarantee and notes the candy like tablets come in two sizes 1c and 2c and are sold at Cook & Sherman Store, Sauare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rexall Orderlies
Cook & Sherman, Sauare
November Teachers Meeting Delegations From Major Cities
Des Moines reports large city delegations for the state teachers convention in early November. ZC Thornburg coordinates arrangements for thousands of visitors. Cedar Rapids expects 75 to 100 teachers. Dubuque plans to send nearly all its teachers, with other cities voting similar participation.
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Des Moines
Hall's Catarrh Cure Claim and Offers
Readers are assured of a cure for catarrh through Hall's Catarrh Cure, described as constitutional and bloodacting. The ad promises one hundred dollars for any failure and urges sending for testimonials, with toledo Ohio based F J Cheney as the company and pills for constipation.
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Hali
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Press Club Dinner Set at Savery Hotel with Alex Miller
Des Moines Capital reports the Press club of Des Moines will host its first monthly dinner at the Savery hotel on Thursday evening October 20. Hon. Alex Miller editor of the Washington Democrat will be guest of honor and speaker. Tickets cost $1 and seating is limited. members should reserve early.
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Des Moines Capital
Press Club
Savery Hotel
Alex Miller
The
Washington Democrat
Miller
Iowa
Savery
Barber shop duo tests dog venture
John Waymack and Ted Dalton of the Shellabarger barber shop began a small scale dog business yesterday morning. After selling one animal they halted operations for the time being. The report notes one foreman at the grading area was involved yesterday morning.
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John Waymack
Ted Dalton
Shellabarger
Boy traders peddle mastiff pups and ropes near shop
A group near town set up a camp west of a shop and offered two fine mastiff puppies. They bought several yards of new rope, captured the pups, tied them behind the shop, and began advertising their wares among dog fanciers.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hughes
the County News
Lexington
Vera Keck
Washington
Muriel Cullumber
W. A. Smith
Harvey
Ezra Gardner
Ladies’ Aid Society
Charles Edgington
Warren Bishop
Armacost
Moulton
Don Brindley
F. M. Fleming
Josephine
Edna Gardner
Ainsworth
Bineworth
W. A. Walker
Rev. H. T. Jackson
Dorothy Latchem
P. EO
Adla Richards
ROMEO
Synelsystem
Klein Klothing Kompany the House OF Good Clothes
New York
the Landing
Heaven’s Harbor
Woodburys
Woodbury
Woodbury Company
West 4Th Street
New Yo
McKelhinney Drug Company
Waymac
Dalton
Atchison
J. A. Work
Model Grocery
Journal
E. Main St
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