Gradual Reform Preferred Over Radical Policy Says Henry Clews
Financial summary from New York dated February 26 notes stock exchanges disrupted by holidays yet market tone improves. Public debates show politicians seek effect over substance and privacy concerns rise as investigations intensify. Despite friction, capital remains available for sound investments, with easy money and favorable foreign trade supporting a cautious optimism for spring gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Clews
New York
Stock Exchange
Washington
South America
Tabor
Atlantic
Greene Iowa News Roundup Highlights Local Events
Greene, Feb 24. Several residents are noted for travels, visitors, and health. Chet Miner was run over Sunday by a visitor with relatives in Watering. Miss Bid Downing returned to Waterloo after a short visit. Mrs D H Eliia visits Minneapolis. A baby girl was born to Mr. and Mrs William Courtney on Feb 20. Kate Strickler married Emory Rollows in Waterloo. The M EK Aid society held a social for Washington's birthday, adding funds to the treasury. Teachers and pupils attended a triangular contest at Clarksville. Iris Ellis received a postal card shower after her recent accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greene
Chet Miner
Miss Bid Downing
Waterloo
W. F. Noltericke
C. E. Mabee
Menominee
Wis
D. H. Eliia
Minneapolis
M. Lovel
Thos. Walsh
Dow Street
A. Knox
William Courtney
Frank Mason
Williams, Jr
L. W. Squires
J. Needham
Bristow
C. H. Bunker
Lambert Cable
Chicago
Floyd Neal
Automobile Dealers’ Association
G. M. Weiss
Wm. Miller
Kessler’s
Perry Shaw
C. F. Blasier
Cedar Rapids
Elva Reeves
Kate Strickler
Emory Rollows
Sandford
Westminster Presbyterian Church
M. EK. Aid Society
Marion Woodring
Washington
Clarksville
Iris Ellis
Store Front Corner To Be One Of Iowa's Finest
C L Kingsley returned from Chicago with missing materials delaying the Irving hotel office and dining room opening. He awarded remodeling contracts for the office foyer and three commercial rooms facing Bridge and Commercial streets. Copper fronts and copper ornament, with plate glass, will mark the new storefronts to attract visitors. Estimated cost about 15000 dollars. An adjacent Bridge Street annex construction, three stories high, is set to cost 20000 to 25000 dollars, with Black Hawk Clay supplying pressed brick. Completion aimed before May 1. Mrs Purdy aids Mrs W J Maust. Miss Margaret Myers from Pennsylvania visits Dan Myers family. A box social raised 48 dollars for Orange Township Literary society. Mr and Mrs Ira Fike visited B J Rodamer home. Fike plans to move to Canada after selling his farm and holding a sale on March 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Kingsley
Chicago
Irving Hotel
Hridge Street
Marshalltown Company
Iowa
Bridge
Kingsley
Bridge Street
C. W. Campbell
Black Hawk Clay Manufacturing Company
Davenport
FE. B. Miller
Canada
Orange Neighbors Attend Meetings and Marriages
In Orange during the past two weeks residents joined Rev. Yoder of McPherson at Waterloo Brethren church for special meetings. The community also attended a farmers institute at Waterloo courthouse. News notes include weddings of Ora Belle Gnagey to Mr. Fisher of Osceola county, and Doll Baer to Mr. Earl Switzer near Cedar Rapids, with post ceremony plans in Reinsbeck. Families relocate, with Clyde Bronson moving to the Eason farm, and Clarence Alexander taking over the vacated place. Walter Cummings from Canada visited local homes. E. M. Smith rents his farm amid local changes.
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Orange
Yoder
McPherson
Kay
Brethren Church
Waterloo
Orangeites
Farmers’ Institute
Clyde Bachtelheimer
Ora Belle Gnagey
Fisher
Osceola County
J. D. Gnagey
Clyde Bronson
Eason
Hammond, Avenue
Clarence Alexander
Donnie Shrock
Bronson
Miss Doll Baer
Earl Switzer
D. B. Baer
Cedar Rapids
Reinsbeck
Walter Cummings
Canada
Oliver Smith
F. O. Wildhagen
E. M. Smith
Local notes on farm moves and distant mining boom
Promnenced work for K B Wick and son Friday. Pete and Chiia Oleen shipped three cars of stock machinery and household goods Tuesday to their future home near West Concord Minn where they have bought farms. Geo Richardson of Pullerton Cal came Wednesday to visit friends and close the deal on the farm he sold recently. Word has been received here that the Packard brothers have struck it rich in their Idaho gold mine. The stock which had been selling at 0 cents has Kate to par and they refuses to sell for that.
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K. B. Wick
Jesup Social Notes Show Local Ties and Life Events
Jesup residents visit Waterloo and Des Moines. many attend sports, weddings, and concerts. Seth Jones named to Buchanan County grand jury. Len Weber engages in moving picture venture in Waverly. Ed Trebon returns from Iowa City ill. Clifford Comfort and Marie Ridings wed on a farm east of town. H. Brash celebrates 57th anniversary. Vention of ventriloquism program announced by Baptist ladies.
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N. A. George
Waterloo
Fred Morgan
Laula Roberts
Seth Jones
Buchanan County
Len Weber
Jesup
Waverly
Ed. Trebon
Iowa City
Leo Blakeman
University At
Trebon
Pate
George Hubbard
C. H. Hood
R. L. Bordner
South Fifth Street
Hubert Bailey
C. A. Marsh
Eva
Marjorie
Excelsior Springs
H. A. Maine
Clifford Comfort
Marie Ridings
J. B. Ridings
O. C. de Puy
Methodist Church
F. C
Walker
Des Moines
H. Brash
F. R. Place
J. J. White
Waterloo Ladies’ Orchestra
Sanford
Jacob Hohl
Prof
Hoyt
J. C. O. F. Hall
Baptist Ladies’ Aid Society
New Hartford Social Notes and Local Moves
Mrs Maud Quinby of Kesley spends weekend here. Eugene Bronson moves into Jaynea block apartments. J E Mayo visited TE. 5. Philo home last Saturday. Jank Jones and Norman Mack ill with pneumonia. Carl Geyer visited his mother. Geo F Root of Water Glen Alberta Canada greets old friends. Mrs Wm Murray recovering well after appendicitis. Mrs F R Olmstead of Waterton here aiding mother in law. Adolph Whipple moves to town occupying John Grady home. Katherine Bolton operated on for appendicitis and doing well. Hert Bigsby starts work Monday at Cedar Falls on Lewis potato bug catcher plant. W M Lewis inventor overseeing. Mrs M Miller spent week with daughter Mrs Baltay at Waterloo. Henry Packard of Altrona visiting local friends. Herbert Boyson, son of Goo Boyson, also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hartford
Maud Quinby
Kesley
Eugene Bronson
Jaynea
J. E. Mayo
Philo
Jank Jones
Norman Mack
Carl Geyer
Geo. F. Root
Water Glen
Alberta
Canada
Wm. Murray
F. R. Olmstead
Waterton
T. G. Olmstead
Adolph Whipple
John Grady
Katherine Bolton
Gresham News Roundup Includes Hogs School News and Farewell
GRESHAM Feb 22 James Magee Tal ships hogs from western state. Miss Minnie Martin of Waterloo visits F Albright home. A girl born to Mr and Mrs Geo Mother on Feb 16. Funeral services for Mrs C L Teisinger held at Fritz church with Rev J A Klaehlen officiating. interment Fritz cemetery. Nesbit and Scholl sale Feb 21 marks sale success. Scholl family planning move near Oran Iowa. Mr and Mrs Wm Shanewise visiting Waverly. Silas Tucker injured hand in colt incident at sale. Miss Wetzlich of Dunkerton staying at Geo Mother home. Wm Steely and Ray Daniels to Cedar Falls Y P A convention at Dumont on Sunday 26. They represent Gresham Y P A.
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Scholl
Oran
Iowa
Wm. Shanewise
Waverly
Silas Tucker
Scholl Place
Miss Wetzlich
Dunkerton
Geo
Messrs
Wm, Steely
Ray Daniels
Cedar Falls
Dumont
Gresham Y. P. A
Marriage at Mt Carmel Catholic Church in Eagle Center
Miss Mary Schmitz and Mr William Schmitz wed at Mt Carmel Catholic church Rev Father Taken officiating The bride wore a white gown and long bridal veil A bounteous breakfast followed at the bride home Local congratulations from the parish as lifelong residents celebrate the marriage Also noted are hog shipments and visitors including John Aliteh Nick Trelter and Thomas Emmett among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fagie Center
John Aliteh
Nick Trelter
Voorhies
Carl Fierce
Eagle Center
Clarence Farrell
Gertrude McGarvey
Louis
Ethyl Conry
Mr. Truffy
Ohio
Frank Klein
Peter Reiter
Thomas Emmett
Waterloo
Mary Schmitz
William Schmitz
Mt. Carmel Catholic Church
Schmitz
John Smith
Thomas Cummings
Hudson
Martha Sweeney
Brandon
Eczema Disfigured Face Healed by Cuticura Remedies
A Nebraska family recalls their three year old Gilbert scarred by eczema. After two Chicago doctors failed, they used Cuticura Soap and Ointment, noting dramatic improvement in four weeks. They urge others to try Cuticura and offer free sample details via Potter Drug & Chem. Corp. Boston.
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Chicago
Gilbert
Tie
Albrecht
Weat Point
Neb
Potter Drug & Chem, Corp. Dept
Boston
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OM Burner
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J. M. Pierce
J. R. Voorhees
V. V. Speer
A. Williamson
LANGE
Adam Nunnamaker
Gresham
Beach’s Peasta Soap
California
Illinois Central Railroad
San Francisco
Omaha
Union Pacific
Ogden
Southern Pacific
Vas, Weno
Sacramento
San Franch
Los Angele
Oakland Pier
Los Angeles
Victor Victrola
Illinois Central
Fred Austin
Lytle Flour & Feed CO
West Park Ave
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