Temperance Lectures Draw Large Graham Crowd
Gleaned reports from Graham show Rev G B Swartz drew the largest audience yet for temperance lectures at the Graham opera house. He spoke on physical effects of alcohol and will present Ben Hur illustrated lecture with church hosts open tonight and tomorrow night. Also note a Medrick racing excursion with seven Burlington coaches and slashing winds. trotting records and bay horses named.
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Manner trip shows Louisville cemetery tour and more
W A Manners of the county farm joined soldiers to Louisville for a trip and found Cave Hill Cemetery well terraced with 408 acres and many graves including three Iowa soldiers. He also saw a large cave complex and a spring area, visited St Louis with parks and a world fair, and returned home Saturday night. He noted the Cassion explosion near the exposition and shared various local notes from Brighton and Creston segments.
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Reception for Rev and Mrs Thorne at M E B Church
All friends of Rev and Mrs Thorne are invited to a reception this evening at eight in the parlors of the M E B Church Cedar Rapids Iowa Sept 19 Henry Davis aged eighteen son of a Manchester farmer committed suicide at Mount Vernon on his first day at Cornell College Weather Washington DC Sept 20 Thunder storms expected this evening and tonight much cooler Saturday Ben Cannon of Wyman was in town yesterday
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Academy Boys Grapevine Raid and Court Fines
A group of Academy boys raided a south town grape vineyard last night leaving the owner with stripped vines. Deputies arrested about fifteen to twenty youths who paid fines before Justice Rogers. A boy later claimed it was a setup to introduce newcomers to college life. the fine was refunded. A. J. Oldaker of Suitable Life, Wellman, is in the city on business.
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John Shields Handles 6399 Cars in 22 Years of Freight
Over 22 years John Shields moved 6399 cars of coal lime brick drain tile rock hair plaster parts sand cement and more valued at over 100000. He would have 270 train loads of 20 cars each and the last train would stretch over 50 miles if they lined up behind the first reaching Washington. He sought assistance to manage the heavy freight task.
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