Rural visitors and local happenings in Eureka
Worthington Ohio visitor Worthington, W A Birney's son, arrived with a cattle shipment. F T McKune is sick with typhoid fever under Dr Stewart care. Mrs S C Simmons and daughter Marie visited relatives. The boys serenaded Wm Hyden and bride. Harry Measeltine traveled to Minneapolis for business. Carmicheal Bros. produce fine molasses. Eureka Home Coming Day drew a large crowd and was well received.
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W. A. Birney
Worthington
Ohio
F. T. McKune
Dr Stewart
Washington
Eureka
Vinci praised as remedy for child illness in ad letter
An Indianapolis area letter quotes Mr Richard Rush of Columbus praising Vinci for curing his son Dale’s whooping cough and measles and restoring health with its cod liver elements and tonic iron. The advertisement promises money back if Vinci fails and also promotes Saxo Salve for rough skin from Sher Brown Druggists in Washington.
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Richard Rush
Columbus
Ind
Vinci
Dale
Sher Brown
Druggists
Washington
Advt
Glidden Tour Arrives Washington Morning Schedule Set
The Little Glidden endurance tour will reach Washington between nine and ten tomorrow morning with the Pathfinder car arriving a half hour earlier. Cars will be checked at Marion avenue and the west square before proceeding to Des Moines. Local enthusiasts will greet the party at Iowa City Kalona and escort them into Washington.
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Washington
Marion Avenue
W. M. Keeley
Iowa City
Kalona
Waterloo- Keokuk
Washington County
Waterloo
Des Moines
Bishop Warne at Methodist Church in Washington
Bishop Frank W. Warne of India, after twenty five years in mission work, will speak at the Methodist church this evening. He arrives from Ottumwa on the 7 18 Milwaukee and the meeting is at 7 30. He will recount the Great India revival and the faith and sacrifice of Indian Christians.
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Frank W. Warne
India
Methodist Church
Ottumwa
Milwaukee
Washington
Bishop Warne
Star Lady of the Rock and the Andromeda Tale
In a bedtime story Jack and Evelyn learn the tale of Perseus and Andromeda as stars and constellations. The lesson links a princess bound to a rock with a rescue by a winged horse and heroic savior, tying myth to the Andromeda star cluster rising in the eastern sky.
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The
Rock
Jack
Evelyn
Africa
Cepheus
Cassiopeia
Neptune
Andromeda
Perseus
P’eople
Local Social Notices From Ainsworth Chronicle
Ainsworth residents and visitors are noted in recent society items. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Marsh returned from Omaha after a week handling business. Dick Tidball and Dick Trimes spent yesterday in Columbus Junction. Mrs. Lewis Duncan and baby visited Columbus Junction. Joe Trotter and wife were in Washington. Mrs. Lew Bradford of Salem Ore visited friends. Mrs. James Stone and Grace Stone were eastbound today. Harry Rabinold and Albert West attended a Chicago baseball game.
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J. A. Marsh
Omaha, Neb
Columbus Junction
Iowa
Lewis Duncan
Baby
Joe Trotter
Lew Bradford
Salem
Ore
James Stone
Miss Grace
Harry Rabinold
Albert West
Chicago
Spellbinders by Walt Mason
A rhythmic critique of gifted spellbinders guiding voters while non producers reap rewards. The poem others the working class as spectators who endure sermons and windsmiths leading the nation in luxury, leaving laborers in hardship.
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Jakes
Georges
Harrys
Toms and Dicks
Windsmith
Local Notes and Visits In Crawfordsville
Crawfordsville notes report visitors Frank Macon W A Harper and W P Wells from Washington. Mrs John Cochran returns from ten day visit with daughter Mrs Andrew Brown near Haskins. Residents Jess Riley and J W Harper travel to and from nearby towns for family and church events. Rev Joseph McNabb of Washington to preach at United Presbyterian Church with services at 11 and 7 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville
Frank Macon
W. A. Harper
W. P. Wells
Washington
John Cochran
Andrew Brown
Joseph McNabb
United Presbyterian Church
Grace Hill Notes and Local Happenings for Grace Hill
Grace Hill items recount visits by Tobias Rehmel and Ira Rehmel to relatives in Brighton and La dette Kan. Effie Porter sold a colt to Jake Hotle. Beitel hauls cord wood from W. Anderson land. Coal hauled for winter supply from a car shipped to Pitus. Ed Statler grades and fills near Willingham’s as cement bridges near completion. Grace Hill Ladies Aid met at Morayion parsonage. basket collection from Alaska exhibited. Rehmel and grandson Ira return to La dette Kan. several church members install a fence and tile cellar drain at the parsonage. Wynoria Rambo returns from home visit and resumes work for H H Beitel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tobias Rehmel
Brighton
Effie Porter
Jake Hotle
B. F. Beitel
W. Anderson
Pitus
Ed Statler
Willingham's
Messrs
Lemley
Tucker
Libe
Richardson
Grace Hill
Vogler
Morayion Parsonage
Alaska
Anna (Buxbaum) Sehwalbe
Oren Helwick
Bert Pierce
Ladies’ Aid
Ira Rehmel
Ladette
Kan
Wynoria Rambo
H. H. Beitel
High Cost of Living Topic for Des Moines Mission Group
Des Moines churchwomen discuss rising living costs in the first session of the Women's Missionary Society. They plan fundraising to boost frontier mission workers' wages from under 700 dollars annually to about 1,000, noting 4,000 ministers earn as low as 200 dollars yearly.
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Women's Missionary Society
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Tawney to Speak at Graham Tonight
James Tawney of Winona Minnesota former congressman and chairman of the appropriations committee arrived in Washington from Fairfield. He is in the district at the request of the national committee to support Kennedy and Taft speaking in Fairfield and Graham tonight. He praised Kennedy as a tireless worker and spoke of his experiences in the house.
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Congress
Minnesota
Washington
Fairfield
Congress Hotel
Tawney
United States
Canada
Ottawa
Kennedy
National Committee
Taft
Mr. Kennedy
House
Appropriations Committee
Miller porch note about reclaiming vases
Local note from 2103 Wilber Miller states that if persons with vases belonging to him will send word, he will send for them.
Nat Goodwin Sued For 20000 In Alienation Suit
Nat C. Goodwin the actor and comedian is named defendant in a $20,000 alienation of wife’s affections suit filed by C N Doughty a San Diego real estate broker and Marjorie Moreland Goodwins leading lady His father arrived from Boston to visit while Goodwin slowly recovers from prior near drowning injuries and uses a chair and crutches to move about
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San Diego
Cal
Nat C. Goodwin
C. N. Doughty
Marjorie Moreland
Goodwin
Boston
Nat Goodwin
Nat
Hin
Iowa Farms Outpace Many States in Value Across Counties
In a comparison of farm worth by counties, Iowa counties such as Woodbury Linn Plymouth and Jasper exceed the farm values of several states. Across seven counties Marshall Polk Shelby Cedar Clinton Crawford and Sioux top many states, with forty three Iowa counties increasing more in value than any state except Illinois over the decade to 1909. Hay crops in Iowa match half the value of alfalfa and forage crops from eleven western states. Iowa corn oats wheat and barley from ten counties surpass cereal and potato crops of 32 states, including all west of Iowa except Washington.
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Iowa
Woodbury
Linn
Plymouth
Jasper
New Hampshire
Vermont
Connecticut
Florida
Wyoming
New Mexico
Utah
Marshall
Polk
Shelby
Cedar
Clinton
Crawford
Sioux
Oregon
Idaho
Montana
Louisiana
Mississippi
Alabama
New Jersey
West Virginia
Massachusetts
Maryland
Union
Illinois
Lowa
Pottawattamie
Benton
Tama
Washington
Infant Daughter Dies Eight Hours After Birth Near City
The infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Howard Groendycke died at 12 15 this morning at their home five miles west of town She was eight hours old Interment followed at Grace Hill cemetery The mother Miss Goldie Dunbar prior to marriage
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Howard Groendycke
Grace Hill Cemetery
Goldie Dunbar
Clinton Man Trampled While Stopping Runaway Horses
Lewis England of Clinton rushed into the street to stop a runaway team driven by Miss Paulson. He was knocked down and dragged by the buggy, then trampled but taken to Mercy hospital in serious but potentially recoverable condition. Miss Paulson managed to control the frightened horses after the near collision.
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Clinton
Miss Paulson
Lewis England
Mercy Hospital
England
Cattle Receipts Dull Trade Weak Across Market
Cattle receipts reach 2,500 as market remains dull and weak. Beeves bring 5.50 to 10.90, cows and heifers 2.90 to 7.85, Texas steers 4.50 to 5.85, stockers and feeders 4.25 to 7.50, and western cattle 5.75 to 9.00.
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Texas
Market summary for Wheat Corn and Pork futures in Chicago
In Chicago on October 18 1912 wheat futures held at 92 92 and 91 92 for Dec and 96 97 for May while corn and oats traded mixed with Dec corn at 53 and oats at 32. Pork and lard futures showed Oct around 17.37 to 17.40 with Jan 19.25 to 19.45 and lard near 11.60 to 11.57. Estimated receipts listed Wheat 110 Corn 142 Oats 288.
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Chicago
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Fox & Dewey
Washington, Iowa
TA Journal
No. 11
Ainsworth
Ainsworth Road
Story
Ee the Chained Star
Dick Tidball
Dick “Rim
Spellbinders
BY Walt Mason
Oak
Cherry
Ors
Haskins
Jess Riley
Oskaloosa
John Paschal
Rel
Elizabeth Thompson
Narkness
J. A. Porter
J. W. Harper
Hedrick
Ira Miksch
Titus ‘Tues
Graham
James Tawney
Winona, Minn
Nal Reporter
Wilber Miller
Pottawattamie County
Arizona
Delaware
Rhode Island
Nevada
Colorado
Arkansas
Tennessee
Georgia
South Carolina
North Carolina
Virginia
U.S. Pat
Merkle- Wiley Broom CO
Paris
Ill
Harry L. Kaga
Trad
John A
Hens Springs
ATH
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