Local Notes from Osage and Surrounding Towns
Miss Hazel Hunt leaves for Geneva Ia to visit her brother Hertunt. Mrs A L Drew returns to Cedar Rapids after visiting at G Horner. Mrs H M Rogers and Olmstead of Watertown IA stay with C J Church family. Miss Hattie Lower of Waukon visits the James Lower family. Miss Vivian Pramer returns to Albert Lea MN after visiting Mrs A E Heilman. C W Bond and wife return from Clarence. Florence Stary entertains friends at S Stacy home with dinner. August Kramer to resume work at Plate Glass barber shop after visiting Welcome MN. Miss Flora Clyde to Alton IL to teach domestic science after visit home. Mr and Mrs Lloyd Buetolph of Grand Meadow MN visit A C McDougal. Mrs Freemont Wiggins travels to Lake Mills IA to visit relatives. Lee Fenholt visits Alpert Lea. Alice Carpenter of Buffalo MN visits friend Miss Mary Lor. Yuletide family reunion at John Sullivan home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osage
Hazel Hunt
Geneva
Hertunt
A. L. Drew
G. €. Horner
Cedar Rapids
H. M. Rogers
Mr. Olmstead
Watertown, & J
C. J. Church
Hattie Lower
Waukon
James Lower
Vivian Pramer
Albert Lea
Minn
A. E. Heilman
C. W. Bond
Clarence
Alton College
City
Lloyd Buetolph
Grand Meadow
A. C. McDougal
Freemont Wiggins
Lake Mills
Wiggins
Lee Fenholt
Stacy's Grocery Store
Alpert Lea
Alice Carpenter
Buffalo
Mary
Ed. Flynn
Jessie
Minneapolis
Jim Sullivan
Adeline
Dave Marley
Ernest Boyd l
Livermore
Willy Sullivan
New Haven
Angela Byrnes
F. G. Ellsworth
B. M. Chase
Harry Bittenbender
Ames
Loomis
Flynn
Waterloo
Dubuque
Alice Kelley
Leedes
S. C
George Cummings
Charles City
Will Cummings
William McClure Todd
Ben Benson
Nellie
Emily
John Handel
Bert Day
Frances
R. Gordon
Wrightsville
Sask
Can
HW. T. Houghton
Templeton
M. F. .McGahn
Austin
Frank Sullivan
Mason City
Mr. Sullivan
Gordon
Mary Gilles
Raymond Gilles
Rheumatic Blood and a List of Local Visits
An advertisement touts a rheumatic remedy marketed as safe and mercury free while detailing numerous local visitors and residents' travels. The page lists names and towns such as Minneapolis Ames Waterloo Dubuque and Charles City with scattered social notes on gatherings and visits.
Notable 1914 Notre Dame schedule hints and criminal case
The piece reports Notre Dame slated to play Carlisle Indians in Chicago on Nov 14, 1914 as part of a favorable schedule. It also notes a California telegraphic offer from the Chicago Federals to Arthur Wilson of the New York Giants and related baseball moves. A separate item identifies Ralph Fariss, the young train bandit sentenced to death for the Sunset Limited robbery, identified as the suspect in H B Montague’s murder, with execution scheduled for March 6 at San Quentin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Notre Dame
Ind
Carlisle Indians
Chicago
Harper
New York
Hoosier
Federals
Wilson
Los Angeles
Cal
Arthur Wilson
New York Giants
California
Joe Tinker
Chicago Federals
Giants
Arthur Fromme
Federal League
Fromme
Stovall
San Francisco
Ralph Farisg
H. B. Montague
Southern Pacific Railroad
Sunset Limited
George Duval
Howard Driscoll
Driscoll
Income Tax Penalties Heavier Under New Law
Washington D C Jan 6 The treasury department issued the required form and regulations for individuals to file returns on income subject to the new income tax All worldwide and U S residents with 2000 or more from U S investments must file by March 11 or face fines from 20 to 4000 A 1 percent addition for failure to file except sickness or absence A 50 percent addition for false or fraudulent returns Fine up to 2000 or one year imprisonment for fraudulent statements Extension of thirty days for sickness or absence may be granted by the local official
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Treasury Department
United States
Payne
Farmers inspect W C F N railway facilities at visit
A delegation of thirty five farmers from Center Point and vicinity toured the W, C, F and N railway property yesterday as guests of Right of Way Agent Bentley. They viewed depots road bed equipment and terminals and visited Waverly and the local power plant. They favor extending the line to Center Point Lafayette and Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center Point
W., C.F. & N. Railway
Bentley
Waverly
Lafayette
Cedar Rapids
Divorce Granted to Mrs McDermott in Rat Poisonist Case
Cedar Rapids Iowa Judge F O Ellison granted Mrs Rebecka McDermott an absolute divorce from Gus F P McDermott Indianapolis rat poison manufacturer after weeks of trial. She receives 7000 dollars permanent alimony and 1000 dollars attorney fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
F. O. Ellison
Anamosa
Rebecka McDermott
Gus FP. McDermott
Indianapolis
Hamburg youths face city court over church prank
Nine Hamburg boys appeared before Mayor Tiller after a New Year prank at the Methodist church. The door was forced open and pages torn from the pulpit Bible. Offenders with prior records paid 50 dollars, others 24 dollars and avoided jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamburg
Tiller
Central Church of Christ Holds Annual Meeting Tonight
The regular annual meeting of the Central Church of Christ will be held at the church this evening. Officers for the ensuing year will be elected and reports of the church departments will be read. Other matters of importance will be taken up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Church of Christ
Allison ATO cret tied pein Monday aiern inte iter the holiday vacation
Allison Iowa note reports a daughter born last Sunday to Mr and Mrs W M Aater. Pastor change announced at Congregational church with no sermon on Sunday. Death of Philip Loomer referenced and local businessman Pro Welves visited over weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allison
Sane
Aid
W. MT. Aater
Woo. Parks
C. Gonzalo
Congregationa’ Phirrely
Trier
R. Gonzales
Mvtsen
Philip Looner
Thie Place
Loomer
Butler county supervisors appoint highway engineer and note political races
Butler county board reappointed Frank E. Cave as county highway engineer for the year at a salary of 1500 dollars. In Allison Iowa Irving H Hart was named professor of rural education and supervisor of study centers for eight counties at 2100 dollars annually, prompting his resignation as county schools superintendent. The board also named James McTaggart chairman and designated Greene Press Clarksville Star and Parkersburg Eclipse as official newspapers. News notes cover potential candidate races for supervisor and sheriff and local personnel changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waverly
Butler County Board of Supervisors
Frank E. Cave
Butler County
Hart
Cedar Falls
Harry L. Eells
Rolfe
State Board of Education
Hells
New Hartford
Frank L. McCreary
Clarksville
State Teachers’ College
James McTaggart
Pittsford
Greene Press
Clarksville Star
Parkersburg Eclipse
Allison
Board of Supervisors
John Ramsey
F. H
C. B. Witt
Shell Rock News
Schrack
HE. C. Trager
R. C. Mead
Bernard Weires
L. A. Spengler Drug Store
Charles Burroughs
Des Moines
Paul Burroughs
Gail Owes
Local Notes From Orange Township Jan New Year Reports
Sam Switzer returns from a trip with friends in Chicago. Sterling and Milledgville residents TJ Worden Miller and wife host neighbors for New Year dinner. The O Neil boys of Magle Center shell corn last Wednesday. Mrs Harvey Schrock of Waterloo Addie Preussler and son visit here Sunday. Fred Bork and wife hire help for dairy farm work. Janes Sim returns home after an absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange
Sam Switzer
Chicago
Sterling and Milledgville
Worden Miller
O'Neil
Magle Center
Harvey Schrock
Waterloo
Addie Preussler
Hancock
Minho
Sanday
Fred Bork
Hiriig
Meiay Dros
Janes Sim
Local Notes From Hooversville and Nearby
The column reports Jacob Cage visiting Foley Minnesota and the Russell Pullen family welcoming a daughter. Orange Literary society attendance dropped due to bad weather and will resume next Friday with Herschel Harbaugh presiding. Mrs Lizzie Witter and family and Mr and Mrs Workman visited the GS M Harbaugh home for New Year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hooversville
Jacob Cage
Foley, Minn
Russell Pullen
Orange Literary Society
Herschel, Harbaugh
Lizzie Witter
Waterloo
Wm. Workman
Chicago
GS. M
I. M. Forney
Mothers’ Club
Northwest Orange
John Smith
Dan Moberly
A. A. Bontrager
Orange
County Board Names Standing Committees for Year
W Leland chairman of the county board named the standing committees for the year. The groups include County buildings and property with Strayer Rownd Demuth Insane Boomer MecQuilkin Deruth. Printing and supplies Rownd Strayer Virden. Judiciary MecQuilkin Demuth Boomer. Poor Virden Rownd McQuilkin. The board adjourned until Jan 35 to receive plans for the new county home. Architect Ralston appeared before the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. ©. Leland
County Board
Strayer
Rownd
Demuth
Insane
Bboomer
MecQuilkin
Deruth
Virden
Boomer
Poor
McQuilkin
Leland
Ralston
Musterole replaces mustard plasters for quick relief
An advertisement promotes Musterole as a white ointment made from mustard oil and other ingredients to relieve sore throats bronchitis tonsillitis and various pains without blistering. It claims instant relief versions for home and hospital use with prices 23 cents and $2.50 and cites a Jamaica New York testimonial.
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Paty
Jeff
Hovse
Yuletide
John Sullivan
Dennis Sullivan
S&b
Edna Palmer
Hilda Cummings
Gravity
Pbout
Irving E. Wade
Alice Bowers
J. F. Bowers
Bowers
Aliss Jessie Fiynn
Mike Sullivan
Minneapo
Lis
EL Flynn
Jay
May Norton
Tark Rapids
Jolr Penney
Mario Rekstad
Strum Wis
Gap Jerud’s
Carl Brown
Corning
W. Marson
Mr. and
Mes. Wal Praiter Af
Murdet
Frank Sweney
Lillian Mall
Warverly
Muscatine
Muscatine Club
Central Association
R. H. Mapel
Kearney
Neb
Boyle
Mapel
Nebraska
Madison Club
Zip Zackert
Madison
Shackleford
Rockford
Ill
Clarence Marshall
St. Louis
BSC Heen Dey
Geta
Long Beach
Samuel Mice
Ilinoly
Mount Morris
Glenn Lichty
Ark
Franklin
Blim's
Musterole Company
Cleveland
Ohio
Br. M. M. Hittenl
Jamaica, N. Y
Td. Cleary
K.P
Hileman & Gindt
Fourth Street
West Third St
L. J. Benser
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