Day readers note from Dublin on people and crops
In Dublin on September 20 residents report Frank Swickard back from the west with scalp intact after an Indians encounter. Ed Yarkoff adjusts to new country. Schuman and Swickard families visited Cambridge Nebraska. Crop conditions are dry. Tom Riegaard’s sale occurred as advertised. Carrioff and McCaleb completed a large corn crib for Frank Smith. Grandma Schuman returned home with Mrs. Orville Dayton. Mrs. Matf and Mrs. Cora Snyder visited West Chester.imer Scheward sold cattle to Emil Anderson. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Augustine and daughter of Valley passed through Dublin. Cora Carkoff returned from Dakota with the Swickards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Swickard
Will Schuman
Frank
Rosebud
Ed Yarkoff
Tom Riegaard
Carrioff
McCaleb
Frank Smith
Grandma Schuman
Orville Dayton
Matf
Cora Snyder
West Chester
Iimer Scheward
Emil Anderson
Chariie Augustine
Valley
Dublin
Cora Carkoff
Dakota
Roundup of local moves and visits Sept. 21
Sept. 21 notes report Mrs. Mary Kreed visiting Perry relatives and possibly Ames before returning. Other items: Mrs. J. J. Wallace shopping in Washington. a group led W A White with twelve horses to Lone Tree for a public sale. Ab Anderson of Washington visiting the Walker home. a telephone meeting at Haskins with no mutual line plan, committee to consult M L Miller. Also mentions marriages, arrivals and departures, peaches sold in town, and numerous town visits. Continued on page 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Kreed
Perry
Ames
J. J. Wallace
Washington
Woody Dawson
W. P. Wilson
Ted Stone
Guy Hawking
George Goble
W. A. White
Lone Tree
Ab Anderson
W. A. Walker
Haskins
M. L. Miller
Miller Telephone System
Rowe
Jos. Dye
Casey
Ella MccCreedy
J. W. Stickley
Ethel Varney
Harvey A. Kreiger
Seymour
Chicago
Kreiger
Will Wallace
J. B. Wallace
G. G. Ebner
R. J. Crawford
J. M. Utterback
S. B. Sands
Jake Bishop
Richmond
Kepten
Onio
Mr. Kepten
Joe Chabel
Spider Bros
John Strabala
Stop obscene postcards crime wave dealer ups condemnations
Colonel James B. Stuart the Chicago postoffice inspector has begun a nationwide crackdown on obscene and venomous postcards. He vows no leniency until the practice ends and warns that senders may face arrest. Anonymous cards degrade marriages and threaten personal happiness, with writers showing cowardice in every line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. Stuart
Chicago
Dissenting ministers organize Mount Vernon presbytery
In Mount Vernon North Carolina on September 21 eighteen dissenting ministers and elders gathered on the old state road to form a Cumberland Presbytery. Thirty three ministers and elders attended. The withdrawal followed opposition to uniting the two Presbyterian branches and a ruling that they could not form a church in that building or discuss the union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Vernon
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Old State Road
Presbyterian Church
Poison epidemic investigated in Arcadia Iowa
Iowa City reports a ptomaine poisoning outbreak centered in Arcadia with one death and seven others in serious condition. Dr Gunn, assistant state bacteriologist, has returned from Arcadia and studies point to potatoes, meat, or milk as the possible source. Laboratory experiments are under way to identify the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Iowa
Arcadia
Dottor Gunn
Dedication Dates for Civil War Monuments Set
In Des Moines on Sept 21 monument commissioners fixed dedication dates for monuments at Vicksburg November 14 and 15 Andersonville November 16 and 17 Chattanooga November 20 and Shiloh November 22 and 23. Governor and staff commissioners and speakers will form the official party with a one cent per mile travel rate for old soldiers and families traveling south.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
Vicksburg
Andersonville
Chattanooga
Shiloh
Fairfield Chautauqua to Hold 1907 Assembly at Chautauqua Park
Fairfield Iowa September 21 1906 the fourth annual assembly of the Fairfield Chautauqua association will be at Chautauqua park from August 14 to 25 1907 the board of directors elected officers President J Fulton Vice President Rev Pearse Pinch Secretary S A Power Treasurer Dr bulk Fourt
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield
Iowa
Fairfield Chautauqua Association
Chautauqua Park
J. Fulton
Pearse Pinch
A. Power
Bk. Fourt
Cuba Exposition Car Heads to Washington Exhibit
The Cuban Exposition car bringing Cuba's world fair display will tour Rock Island tracks on September 22, 24 and 25. It will be open from 9 AM to 10 PM with exhibits of Cuban products, scenery, and merchants worth thousands of dollars, plus relics from the wrecked battleship Maine. Admission is 10 cents to cover travel costs, with 5 cents for school classes. The exhibit aims to entertain women and educate children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
Washington
Rock Island
Maine
Excursion To Canada Draws Land Seekers From Iowa
J. P. Thomas traveled to Winfield on business and returned from a Canada trip with landseekers. He says the party's journey was part of a weekly Iowa Land Co excursion every Tuesday and reports crops in Canada are at their best in years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Iowa Land Co
J. P. Thomas
Winfield
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Mason Transfer & Storage Co
Square Meals
Fab
Roy Y.stichter
Winchester
the Journal
the County News
Journal
Kalona
Lir Sharp
T. Carpenter and Son
A. Chalupa’s
Presbyterian Pastors Belt
SOL. Rich & CO
East Side Square
Nebraska
Mullen
Neb
Hyannis, Neb
D. Clem Deaver
Burlington
Homeseekers’ Information Bureau
Farnam Street
Omaha
Usl
J. E. Kunath
B. Q. Ry
Colorado
Pike’s Peak Centennial
Colorado Springs
Denver
Pueblo
Pike’s Peak
H. W. Russel
Washington, Ia
Brown
Candy Kitchen
North Lowa Ave
Keokuk
Jefferson Counties
Smith & Emry
Richland
Chesters
James K. Helmick
R. FD
Columbus Junction
A. B. Singmaster
Phoge West Chester Mutual
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