Iowa marksmen eye better showing next year
Col. Smith W Brookhart of Washington says Iowa will likely improve at the next military shoot after finishing fifth among state teams this year. He notes new faces may join the team depending on current members' performance and that a new rifle range will boost practice to chase records. Homer Ashby from Washington reports dull east coast business.
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Iowa
Col
Smith W. Brookhart
Washington
Homer Ashby
Homer
New York City
Keota Eagle
Lawrence Wilson Plans Return to S U This Fall
Keota Eagle notes Lawrence Wilson visited over Sunday and remains unsettled about plans as he heads back to S U. for the coming fall. The brief item records his continued intention to enroll or participate with the university despite uncertainties.
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Lawrence Wilson
Keota
Warrington Family Heads to Chicago and Kentucky
Mrs. Eula Warrington and her sons Roy and Ray traveled to Chicago Tuesday morning. Mrs. Warrington plans a week or two with her sister in law Mrs. Will Warrington, while the boys proceed to Berea Kentucky to enroll as students at a local college. Keota Eagle. Sept. 10.
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Eula Warrington
Roy
Ray
Chicago
Warrington
Will Warrington
Berea
Kentucky
Keota Eagle
Albert Kuhn Conducts Business in Washington
Albert Kuhn of Washington was seen transacting business here yesterday, indicating ongoing local commercial activity and a small note of cross state or district economic engagement.
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Albert Kuhn
Washington
Keota
Mrs Fisher A Washington Visitor Ill At Start Of Week
Mrs Robert Fisher of Washington visiting daughter Mrs O M Cavin fell ill at the start of the week. Columbus Safeguard, Sept 10.
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Robert Fisher
Washington
O. M. Cavin
Columbus Safeguard
Miss Lillian Orris Makes Departure From Washington
Miss Lillian Orris of Washington Iowa left yesterday afternoon after visiting friends in Rock Island and Muscatine. The Muscatine Journal dated September 10 reports the departure.
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Lillian Orris
Washington
Iowa
Rock Island
Muscatine
Henry Humm Returns Home After Visit in Washington
Henry Humm of Washington ends a visit with his daughter Mrs. E. F. Rehmel at the corner of Fifth and Locust streets and returns to his home.
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Henry Humm
Washington
E. F. Rehmel
Fifth and Locust Streets
Muscatine
Washington man attends reunion visit in town
J. D. Harding of Washington visits the city for a reunion and calls at the M. D. Burkett home on South Market street, according to the Qus kaloosa Herald dated September 10.
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J. D. Harding
Washington
M. D. Burkett
South Market Street
Quskaloosa
Miss Ruth Williams Travels to Chicago to Aid Sister
Miss Ruth Williams went to Chicago the first of the week to be with her sister Mrs Edwin Owen whose husband is very ill and not improving, suffering from serious stomach trouble.
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Ruth Williams
Chicago
Edwin Owen
Columbus Gazette
George Stapp Recovers After Windmill Accident
George Stapp, badly hurt weeks ago when struck on the head by an iron rod while putting up a windmill, shows marked improvement. He spent time in a Burlington hospital where pieces of his skull were removed. He is mentally sound and will regain full physical health soon, with many friends rejoicing.
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George Stapp
Burlington
Columbus Gazette
Pantatorium Expert Takes Shel labarger Role
Jar Rice of the Des Moines Pantatorium and Dress Club is now manager of the Shel labarger Pantatorium. He specializes in ladies dress goods and is an expert pantatorium man. Also offering ladies and mens suits and overcoats, straw hats, dyeing and dry cleaning, shoe shining for ladies and children. Phone 342. 74-66.
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Jar Rice
DES Moines Pantatorium and Dress Club
Shellabarger Pantatorium
Rice
How to Get Strong by P J Daly at 1247 W Congress St
P J Daly of Chicago writes that his feeble mother gained flesh, ended insomnia, and grew stronger after using Electric Bitters. The tonic quickly remedies stomach liver and kidney complaints. Sold under guarantee at Lemmon's Pharmacy for 50 cents.
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P. J. Daly
Congress St
Chicago
Lemmon’'s
Royal offers premium seafood and studio photos
A brief rental style notice touts fresh oysters celery and fish as the finest in the land at the Royal. It mentions Frey’s studio as the place for good photos and prompts readers to align with judges and reach the studio for top photos.
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the Royal
Frey
Busby Family Visits Garard Real Estate Man Seeks Local Deals
H. S. Busby and family from Garard Kansas are visiting relatives for a few weeks. Busby, a Garard real estate businessman, is looking up local business opportunities during the stay.
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H. S. Busby
Garard
Kansas
Mr. Busby
Photographer Offers Exact Lieness To Satisfy Client
In a brief exchange Miss Plaine questions the photographer about fitting her needs. He eagerly asserts he can provide an exact likeness if she desires, prompting a cautious response from the client.
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Miss Plaine
Philadelphia Press
Watermelons and travels noted in local items
Large watermelons priced at 10 cents each at the Royal. Arthur Wilcox arrived aboard the Firefly last evening. G. W. Hill departed for Peoria to sell a carload of apples shipped from West Chester. Miss Lessie Baker, visiting here and in West Chester, left for Baldwin, Kansas.
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Royal
G. W. Hill
Peoria
West Chester
Lessie Baker
Baldwin
Kan
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Dougherty Bros. Men’s and Boy's Clothiers
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Istisine
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