Pretty wedding unites Hickman Fort in Winthrop home
Ednie Hickman and Rev Charles E. T. Fort wed at the Hickman home in Winthrop on April 1. Dr. A M L Singely of Manchester officiated. A three course dinner followed. The bride, a Winthrop High School and Epworth Seminary graduate, wore embroidered crepe and carried bridal roses. Guests from Davenport, Epworth, Manchester, and Madison attended. The couple will reside in the M. E. parsonage after April 30.
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Winthrop
Bridg
Gertrude Fort
Floyd Hilekinity
Nde
Winthrop Nishgeboo
Muss
Epworth Seminary
Cornet Collenn
Vernon
Trew Theological
Madison
N. Z
Weston Theological
Volumtus University
New York City
Wy Th. Fort
Messrs
WL. M
J. FE. Fort
Davenport
Mattie Monsey
Watterley
Rogeman
Epworth
Raymond People Visit Relatives Across Waterloo Area
A sequence of Sunday visits unfolds across Waterloo and nearby towns. Families including Nagey, Hogan, Jungen, Arthur, Becker, Fischell, Banks, Te ynett, Turner, Ward, Hienen, Carroll, Do Muth, and Short are noted at various homes. The new organ was installed at St Joseph's church and played by Margaret Weber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie Banks
Bertha Teynett
Waterloo
Ed. Carroll
Padden
Chas, Turner
St. Joseph's Church
Margaret Weber
T. A. Gilbert
Hitle
Geraldine
Tawa Falls
A. G. Ward
William Hienen
Sadie Carroll
Jesup
Jake Short
Brandon
Clayton
Rowley
Messingham
P. J. O'Connor & Son
Gilbertville Daily Social Notes Marshal Local Happenings
In Gilbertville on April 24 Louis Warner bought a new motorcycle while Martin Bernardy remains ill. Nick Thomas operates a pool room and bar. Adam Shares ships two carloads of stock to Chicago with Mathias Becker. Catherine Weiland works for Nemmers and Bernardy replacing Nosy Schartes who visits Masonville. Mrs Martin Hernary made business calls in Watering Tuesday. Mr and Mrs John Wiles welcomed a fourth daughter. Mathias Ahies returns home from work near Gilberts where he had been assisting W Os day in the field.
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Gilbertville
Louis War
W. Os. Day
Gilberts
the &T. Day
Local News Briefs From Janesville April Scene
April reports from Janesville note services at M. F. E. tech Sunda ening with packed aisles and a morning collection of $31. A new store shows signs of opening soon as gravel and brick work for the heat house progresses. Royal Neighbors met with Mrs J red. farmers report oats and conditions. Mr and Mrs Cheney Loveland moved to town. Henry Reap's health declines. Clarence Prosser returns to Toronto with his father.
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Janesville
M. FE Tech Sundaening
Leprand
Skeagats
Pro Bram and Iem Cream and Cake at Home Talent Play
April 17 features a pro Bram and Iem cream and cake event. The Home Talent play Pa's Picture drew about 847 attendees. Ballantynes return from a winter in the south and Hessle Ballantyne of Waterloo visited. Janesville plans a fourth general store with talk of a Co operative. Will Ashmore returns to work for J. W. Bennett.
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Drusb Ballantyne
Hessle
Waterloo
Janesville
Will Ashmore
J. W. Bennett
Prize winner and local notices from a small town column
Miss Martha Blume won the ten dollar gold prize in the voting contest last Wednesday. Mary Crown has been ill with inflammatory rheumatism this past week. Mildred Jackson rests at her sister Mrs Dr Chaoberlain’s home. Onaba remains with family and does not plan to sell now.
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Fred Wolander
Cannon Falls
Minn
Samuel Potter
Laura Bennett
Buckingham
Colo
Winthrop
H. 4. Hoehler
Mitchell, & D
Tridart Stane
Onaba
Martha Blume
Mary Crown
Mildred Jackson
Dr. Chaoberlain
Geneseo Notes and News From Fredericksburg Region
Local notes report injuries, visits, and community updates across Geneseo and nearby towns. Dava Fuller dislocated a knee at work. Mrs. John Dunbar also injured. Residents discuss home repairs, travel for work, and social events at the Geneseo church and M E activities.
Mrs Wolf Returns From Chicago After Visit
Mrs. Wolf arrived Wednesday morning from Chicago after a three week stay. A farewell party for Miss Alue Parrep was held Friday at Gladys Wightman’s home. Saturday she and her mother left with brother George for Oaks North.
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Parkersburg
Pe Wolf
Chicago
Alue Parrep
Gladys Wightman
George
Oaks
N. Th
Farren
Jensen
Gleing
Whansar
I Koford Toft
Clark
Wright
A. Richards
Pershay
Ty Breve
Ie Ieee
New York Stocks End Day Trading Report
The New York Stock Exchange closes with mixed results as major shares such as Canadian Pacific, Atchison, United States Steel, Amalgamated Copper, New York Central, and Anaconda show swings. Industrials and rail firms dominate activity with varying gains and losses posted by top listed companies.
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New York
Naie
Stock Exchange
Canadian Pacific
Pennsylvania
LBOR
Rock Islands
Ee Ee Atchison
Union Pacific
Baltimore and Ohio
Southern Pacific
BLY Southern Railway
Cere
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
United States Steel, Common
Amalgamated Copper
Ihe
Plimois Central
Missouri Pacific
New York Central
Anaconda
False fire alarm at Second and Tandalph
A false fire alarm was turned in at L128 front box No. 13 near the corner of Second and Tandalph this afternoon. Several Hinerson schoolchildren were playing nearby and it is believed one child triggered the alarm.
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Second and
Tandalph
Hinerson Schhool
Hos
Local City News Lightroom of Short Trips and Visits
David Soash of Iowa Malls visited the city to see friends while W R Jameson returned from Cedar Rapids on business. Virgil Blackledge went to Marshalltown on business. William Galloway and J Gutz were in from Pomeroy and Marshfield respectively on trades. John Gutz is tied to Pomeroy State Bank. A E Weber hosted Clarion visitors. Mrs Lore Alford returned from St Petersburg Florida. Marcia Webster visits the US Registered Nurses convention in St Louis. Sheriff Shores went to Gilson Nebraska to fetch a suspect. local nurse observers attend mass convention in late April.
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David Soash
Iowa Malls
W. R. Jameson
Cedar Rapids
Virgil Blackledge
Marshalltown
Wiliam Galloway
Chicago
W. P. Boash
Cedar Rapida
Marcia Webster
United States Association of Registered Nurses
St. Louis
Weather report from Des Moines on spring farm outlook
Des Moines notes the 1923-24 winter was unusually warm and dry, with four exceptions. March was warmer and drier, but late month rain and early April cold delayed farm work. Surface soil is moistened by rains. plowing and seeding ready in warmer weather. Livestock healthy. pig crop solid. overall state condition better than April 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Scott County
Crop prospects update from GEO. M. Chappell
The report notes favorable outlook for the coming week and a bountiful crop year ahead. GEO. M. CHAPPELL, Section Director, provides the assessment and guidance for agricultural prospects.
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Geo. M. Chappell
People See Wide Travel By Local Residents
St Ansgar reports multiple residents returning home or visiting across states. Margaret Hume attends school in Minneapolis at Stanley hall. Arthur Norton and Rush Culver from Upper Iowa University arrive home for a few days. Various others return from Nebraska, Little Falls, and Europe trips before resuming duties or travel to California.
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St. Ansgar
Margaret Hume
Minneapolis
Stanley Hall
Arthur Norton
Rush Culver
Upper Iowa University
Mr. Hertz
Cora Groth
Minnesota State University
Sandre
Nebraska
Marie le Doux
Little Falls
Minn
Mrs. Kirkman
Fedson
Europe
California
Coal industry vital to U S economy and safety needs
A Coal Age writer argues coal moves over 60 percent of U S freight and powers travel and industry from farms to cities. The piece notes vast employment in mining and support roles and calls for funding safety appliances and liability law compliance.
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United States
Atlantic
Pacific Ocean
Regulators Urged to Aid Labor and Regulate Prices
The text argues that lack of uniform compensation laws across states prevents funding for expenditures. It calls for organized groups dedicated to labor welfare and price regulation to achieve this aim. It notes the coal industry lacks congressional representation and has negligible voting power.
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Congress
The Cost of Vermin and Its National Toll
An analysis of parasites and scavengers in human life notes vermin as costly and dangerous. It cites estimates of 300 million rats in the United States, $360 million annual rat costs, and $1 billion yearly toll from cattle ticks. The piece highlights the ongoing human struggle against vermin and the spread of disease.
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Journal of the
American Medical Association
United States
Alaska Climate Myths and Realities
Readings compare Alaska coastal climate to Scotland and Norway with winter lows reaching minus 76 and highs near 90 above in interior valleys. The Pacific coast is warmer than expected, while central regions resemble Alberta and Saskatchewan with severe winters and brief hot summers.
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Alaska
Pacific
Scotland
Norway
Porth
Oregonian
United States
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Canada
Remote regions in Canada fuel housing and growth
The article notes that distant areas in Canada are supplying homes and prosperity for hundreds of thousands of settlers, highlighting regional development and population expansion across frontier territories.
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Canada
Old-fashioned MOTHERS and the lost home
A reader recounts a shifted view of the old-fashioned home and mother. She recalls a ten-child mother who cooked, sewed, and endured relentless hardship, noting illnesses and early death among siblings and reflecting on modern comforts versus past family life.
Rail timetable highlights Illinois Central routes and F K interurban
The paper lists Illinois Central lines with east and west bound departures and arrivals from Dubuque Chicago Dodge Omaha Sioux City and Minneapolis Twin Cities routes. It also details F X interurban schedules between Waterloo Cedar Falls and Cedar Falls to Waterloo with car movement times and weekday versus Sunday operations.
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Dubuque
Chicago
West
Dodge
Omaha
Fast Mall
Sioux City
Mt. Dodge
North Gouna
Cedar Palis
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
Galloway
West Side
Mulberry
East Side
Glasgow
Denver
Waverly
la Porte
la Porte City
Brandon
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U. S
Balkan States
Tus
Charles J. Volpicka
America
Mr. Volpicka
Prague
Francis Joseph
Geneseo
Fredericksburg
Dava Fuller
John Dunbar
Schaal
Johnston
Fred Wittler
Clarissa Bullock
Linderman
al. Pines
New Hampton
Merbert
Lawretce Kendall
low # Co
Iowa
M. E. Vharch
Reat Rodman
Chas. Wilkinson
J. Meeker
N. Horton
Wim, Carlton
Olf Spencer
Ernie Nation
Nos. 2
Geneseo Church
J. R. Thomas
New Albany
Ind
M. E. Sunday School
J. Lambert
O. J. Speer
Earl Kerns
Lee Merritt
Florence Speer
John
Gutz
State Bank
Pomeroy
C. McNulty
Leavitt & Johnson National Bank
Marshuiltwn
J. J. Clark
Sterling
O. Ben J. Howrey
Wilerog Loan & Trust Company
Les Maines
W. XS. Dearborn
Te Dearborn Construction Company
Lawrence Metreath
St. Francis Hospital
A. E. Villare
Rock Island
Manly
Barton
F. M. Shores
Gilson,Neb
W. D. Strayer
Orange Township
A. T. Jurasz
Edouard Rehn
Acn
A. Rehn
Frankfort
Germany
Hamburg
Central Africa
John Jerome Rooney
New York Times
Illinois Central
Twin Cities, Limited
Twin City
Albert Lea
North Ionia
Bor
St. Paul
Alpert Lea
Twin Cities
Shell Rock
Burlington
Kansas City
Cedar Rapidg
Des M. &K
Union Depot
Des M. & K
Des Moinés
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