Local and Personal notes from Crawfordsville items
A stream of brief notices covers visits, sales and events in Crawfordsville. Ida Burckwalter visits at the Woodburns. Maple and Mason advertise cigars and Kodak supplies. new sorghum at Model Grocery. various residents travel to Wyman Sigourney and Keokuk county events. a legal case involving C. W. Hanley reaches a settlement. Jensen, Hightshoe and others attend ME conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Hightshoe
Crawfordsville
Fairfield
Hightshoe
Mystic
N. A. Swickard
Sigourney
P. J. Hanley
C. W. Hanley
Elm Grove Telephone Co
Keokuk County
Daddy s Bedtime Horse That Saved his Master s Life
Policeman tells a bedtime tale of Jim the horse who saved his master after a shooting in the outskirts of town. Jim remained by the wounded rider, alerted another officer, and guided help to the scene, saving the officer’s life.
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Jim
Daddy
New Yorkers Look to Higher Things and The Woolworth Tower
A New York column blends satire on the 55 story Woolworth building under construction with beauty fads and theological quips. It notes lofty plans, airship chatter, and a beauty regime while joking about heaven’s height and clerical views. It also covers school crowding, half time attendance for 75,000 children, and a threat by the Italian consul over Black Hand protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolworth
Singer
Metropolitan
New York
Eiffel Tower
Paris
Dr. Dodd
Louisville
Heaven
Rev
Evers
Church of St. Andrew
Bronx
Waldo
Local church and social group notices roundup
Community groups posted announcements of meetings and socials. Queen Esther Circle hosts at Mrs Kate Wilson on West Main. Mystic Workers shift to Wednesday at 8. Standard Bearers plan social at Joe Wrights on Sept 15. W R C hosts 10 cent social at Dan Klopfenstein home. Epworth League social Sept 14 at M E church. Woman's Home Missionary Society meets Sept 14 with Mrs Smith Brookhart. Baptist Missionary tea and thimble bee Friday afternoon. W C T U meets tomorrow with Mrs Geo Alexander on South Iowa Ave. What I Can meeting Sept 4 with Miss Hazel Meek. Ladies League Sethimblebee at Mrs L S McAvoy. Rebekahs entertain Friday at I O C F hall for members only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Esther
Kate Wilson
West Main Street
M. E. Church
Joe Wright
Woman's Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Smith Brookhart
Missionary Society of the Baptist Church
Geo. Alexander
South
Iowa Avenue
Robi. Fisher
Water Rent Payment Deadline Set With Penalty Notice
The notice states water rents must be paid on or before the 15th to avoid a penalty.
U E S to Meet Thursday Evening September 14
The U E S will hold its regular meeting Thursday evening September 14 at 7 30 full attendance desired. Lillian L Kunath W M Myrtle E Bragg Secretary. Washington Lodge No 26 AUF A M calls a special meeting Friday September 15 at 7 sharp for third degree work. Howard S Wilson invited to perform before his move to Cedar Rapids. Bethlehem Commandery holds a conclave same evening to finish Blue Dodge work. W B Marbourg EB C 7
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Lodge
Howard S. Wilson
Cedar Rapids
J. E. Kunath
Bethlehem Commandery
Hall of the West
Blue Dodge
W. B. Marbourg
EB. C
Lecture course for Washington promises top winter lineup
The Nineteenth Century and Fortnightly clubs plan a premier winter lecture course in Washington. Tickets almost sold, more needed in two days. Call Mrs Eve Rivingston or Mrs W M Keeley to reserve. Features include Frank J Cannon on Mormonism, Kellogg Haines concert, Lady Trumpeters, Garghill Beecher readings, and Riley/Field numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washton
Washington
Eve Rivingston
W. M. Keeley
Frank J. Cans Non
Utah
Kellogg-Haines I
Boston Ladies’ Orchestra
Bel Garghill Beecher
Waterman
Riley
Field
Feley Kidney Pills for Kidney and Bladder Trouble
An old advertisement promotes Feley Kidney Pills as a remedy for kidney and urinary issues. Pills are offered for sale by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feley
The Country Laborer's Lot
The feature notes many small earners saved enough to endure hard times and hints that laborers may fare better than critics claim, reflecting economic optimism amid struggle.
Meritol Snow White Liniment Featured at Pharmacy
An old line notes Meritol Snow White Liniment advertised in a pharmacy display. The brief text suggests the product claims pain relief and usage details typical of period medicinal notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meritol
Lemmon's
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Darbyshire Drug Co
Mies Ida Burckwalter
Riverside
Ll. F. Woodburn
Havre
L. F. Woodburn
Mapte & Masson
Havana
Kodak
J. A. Porter
Wyman
Maple & Masson
Winfield Fair
Will Dupuis
Snouffer, Hughes & Co
Glenn Jackley
Fanchon Jackley
W. EB. Chilcote
Oskaloosa
Chicago
Louise Hobert
Milwaukee
Benz Hotel
Winfield
KE. V. Simons
William Sutherland
Grace Limerman
West Chester
J. B. Crail
Weetall
William Smiley
Paul Beach
Indianola
Iowa
Monmouth, Ills
E. F. Randolph
RS. Kirkpatrick
Mary Leacox
Nannie Leacox
Keota
John Kirkpatrick
Jean Huysmans
Post Office
Dr. J. O. Sexton
Des Moines
Roy Patterson
A. 8. Smith
Bloomfield
Blair
Schmoeller Bros
Ying Tin
Currie
Sawhill
Rev. Hightshoe
Boyd
Mis
Harry
Pearl Phillips
Pella
Central College
the Fair
H. F. Steck
Heinrich Eicher
Mary Steck
Phillips Grocery
Keller
RES A
8S. Dings
W. S. Runyon
West Side
T. H. Chilcote
Jack McGrath
Portland
Ore
Liscomb
Selden Stewart
Ora Henderson
Mrs. I. P. Faris
R. H. Faris
Alice Rownd
Rochester
N. Y
Mary Kay
Denver
Colo
Kay
West Side Square
Kol
Lillian Orris
Farson
Charles Ward
Oklahoma City
Okla
Ward
Agnes Carson
Hopkinton
Matt Gillespie
Floyd Shaw
Iowa City
William Stoutner
William
O. B. Jones
A. B. Jones
John Applegate
Atlanta
Ill
Mr. Applegate
Jessie Miller
H. S. Fisher
Toledo
Ohio
J. O. Sexton
Florence Deaton
Saturday Evening Post
Steck’s Jewelry Store
St. Vitus
Mabelle
Brooklyn
Manhattan
Mystic Workers of the World
Dan Klopfenstein
East Washington Street
Epworth League
M. Ek
Hazel Meek
East Second Street
Rebekah’s
Willy
Atchison & Finney
Royal Breakfast
R. Stuart & Son
Mutual
Lillian L. Kunath
Myrtle E. Bragg
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