Golden wedding of Mr and Mrs Hubbard at 50 years
Jesup Iowa April 23 Mr and Mrs G W Hubbard observed their golden wedding age seventy and sixty seven enjoying health and family in Fox township since 1863. Their grandchildren whos mother died early have been raised by the couple and a warm gathering with gifts followed. Their long steadfast marriage stands amid era of rising divorces and reflects devoted parenthood and home life.
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Jesup
Iowa
G. W. Hubbard
Mrs. Hubbard
Black Hawk County
Fox Township
Lawton
Mich
Mr. Hubbard
Hillsdale Co
Lenewee Co
William G. Hubbard
Waterloo
Andrew Striegel
Will
Luther League Program Outline at St Luke's Waterloo Iowa
Central district Luther League convention program at St Luke's Evangelical Lutheran Church Waterloo Iowa lists dates April 26 27 28 with vesper services prayer meetings addresses by Rev H F Martin Rev G A Lorde S C Simonson Magnus Johnson Lauris Eck and others including recitations solos and a question box led by N J Lohre Jewell College. Delegates gather for prayers songs and lectures on church work and youth leadership with a closing benediction and hymn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther League
Iowa
St. Luke's
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Waterloo
Edith Luedeking
Lauris M. Hek
H. F. Martin
Iowa City
State League
St. Luke's Church
Jessie Runestad
The
G. A. Lorde
Thor
Hartaler
Jewell College Gospel Team
Bertha Sheldahl
Rev
T. P. Skovgard
Clara Berven
Martin Kievland
Agnes Bodholdt
Arthur Lawrence
Gustav Windbiom
Handbook of Christian Workers
Jesus
L. M. Bek
Bertha Gish
N. J. Lohre
Jewell College
Millard F. Troxell
D. D
Mildred College
Atchison, Kansas
Paul Davis
Waterlooan EF. Kistner Seeks Coroner Nomination
EF Kistner a Waterloo native and Republican has filed nomination papers for coroner. He has run an undertaking business in Waterloo for eleven years and earned a state license as an embalmer in 1900. He cites full-time dedication to coroner duties and has long been a Republican. Practical cough relief touted for lung trouble with Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EF. Kistner
Kistner
Waterloo
Frank Kistner
Near High
Republican Party
Amusing plays make great hit at East Waterloo benefit
East Waterloo High School staged two farces, The Mouse Trap and Charley’s Aunt, to a filled auditorium. The benefit netted about $90 after expenses. Casts featured Walter Bass, Ruth Reed, Harry Reed, Worth Hillman, and Misses Reed, O’Neil, Peek, and Wilson under teachers Miss Rountree, Miss Frawning.
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East Waterloo High School
The
Orange and Black
William Dean Howell
Charley
Walter Bass
Charley's
Ruth Reed
Harry Reed
Jack Chesney
Charley Wykeham
Worth Hillman
Mr. Stephen Spettigue
Liono Grand
Maytag Car Wins Salina to Hays Race Despite Handicap
Maytag 24 horsepower automobile, driven by Fred Harn for Maytag, won the Salina to Hays 112 mile race in 3 hours 40 minutes, though Buick led at several points. Buick finished ahead at Victoria and near Salina, but Maytag gained due to a 3 minute start handicap and a later pump repair mid race. Frank Reed of Salina owned Maytag. Will Leaf owned Buick with driver Frank Phillips of Ellis.
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Hays
Kan
Salina
Victoria
Maytag
Frank Reed
Fred Harn
Maytag Company
Will Leaf
Frank T. Phillips
Ellis
H. L. Center
Wilson
Buick
Bunker Hill
Leaf
Alcohol, Stenographer, Snuff and Fines in City Court
A report from the city court details Frank Dobeck paying a $10 fine after officers initially found only 75 cents on him. Stenographer BE Henry Powell was arrested for trespass but released on condition to leave the city. Lewis Ried received four days of street labor for drunkenness with an inventory showing 35 cents in change and five boxes of snuff. Other arraignments include Percy Schultz five days’ labor for drunkenness, M. J. Harrington fined $10 for intoxication, and James Case fined $10 for intoxication.
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Frank Dobeck
Dobeck
Dohbeck
Morris
Houston
Henry Powell
Powell
Milton
Minneapolis
Chicago
Lewis Ried
Percy Schultz
la Crosse
Wis
M. J. Harrington
Dysart
James Case
Stomach and Liver Tablets touted for cure
A testimonial extols Cham berlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as the first step to remove the cause of headaches and stomach trouble. The ad notes easy use and effectiveness and claims they are sold by all druggists. L A Leckington, a drayman for the Waterloo Gasoline Engine Co, reports a horse killed by blood poisoning after stepping on a nail that week.
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Chamberlain
L. A. Leckington
Waterloo Gasoline Engine Company
Sudan Times note on Roose velt visit to Khartoum
Dr. Giffin, head of the American Mission school at Khartoum, sent a copy of the bilingual Sudan Times from Khartoum Africa recounting Roosevelt’s recent visit. He has worked as a missionary twenty eight years and is a former Ohio contact of the Bentleys with his wife.
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M. Bentley
Sudan Times
Khartoum
Africa
Roosevelt
Dr. Giffin
Bentleys
Ohio
Chamberlains Liniment urged for every family
An appeal promotes Chamberlains Liniment as a constant household item for all families especially rural ones. It is praised as useful in accidents and emergencies and considered excellent for rheumatism sprains and bruises. Sold by all druggists.
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Ralph Hubbard
Illinois Central Depot
Leah
Sarah Hubbard
Model Luther League
Lauris M. Eck
Heavenly Star
Jennie Hattendorf
Myrtle Hender
Orange and Black Editors
Francis Chesney
Jack
Everett Cnamberlain
Brassett
Edwin Klein
Kitty Verdon
Berneta Baum
Aoy Spettigue
Trix Kinnibourgh
Dona Lucia D’alvadorez
Charley's Aunt
Ela Delahay
Irma Good
Hazel Hollenbeck
William Phillips
Lloyd Lucas
Maytag An
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G&g
S&s
Mississippi
West
Pioneer
Drop Forge
Dog Bill
F. Dobeck
John Druskat
Agt
Newell Street
John Geertsen
Worce
West Fourth Street
Heath & Milligan Mfg. Co
Hi. W. Taggart
Waterloo Savings Bank
Emmons Johnson
W. C. Logan