Alfalfa Campaign to Open with Pythias Hall Meeting
Prof P G Holden alfalfa expert from Chicago will address a big gathering in the Knights of Pythias hall on Wednesday evening to launch a three day alfalfa campaign across Black Hawk County. Speakers include John Coverdate and Paul of Aves University. Town Criers urge attendance as plans cover a June 2 trip and potential 125 participants. Picnic dinners will be provided.
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P. G. Holden
Chicago
Knights of Pythias Hall
Black Hawk County
John Coverdate
Paul
St of Aves University
Picnic network planned across county farms
Residents in Run districts and nearby localities prepare for a three day event starting Tuesday with picnics at Roberts farm south of the lots and Weul Mausr farm. Included are gatherings at Virdeat grove and J B Mason Farm Spencer Man with additional itineraries for fairgoers across the county.
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Une Bo O. Roberts
Tie Weul Mausr
J.B. Maso
Spencer Man
Wiresingtoun Cow Club
Canmiien
Hotel Manager and Clerk Elopes Amid Missing Funds
Marie Wing the Waters Hotel manager and Tar Bien the clerk disappeared Saturday night along with $1 reportedly paid by the manager. Police traced them to the Stork Island area while Belden and Wing’s husband were in the city. Investigations show few pills paid in three weeks, suggesting a planned retreat.
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Marie Wing
Tar Bien
Stork Island
Noehweus le
Wink
Kelberg
Hoicks
Pelden
Wing
Hon
May 1915 Weather Record and Local Events
May 1915 brought many rainy days with eleven cloudy days and total rainfall around 0.70 inches for thirty-one days. Temperature varied widely with two hail events no major damage. In Houston, Minnesota, Postmaster Frank Schorlan injured by a rooster, needing medical care. later a rooster incident disrupted a wedding license session. Licenses issued for T M Woorhraff and Lola Stevene among others in Watervaloo, Waterlan. Henry Go Happel and Hulda Nolting listed in Denver.
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Fiauires
Jane
Hye
T. M. Woorhraff
Lola Stevene
Waterlan Oo
Henry Go Happel Denver
Hulda Nolting
Witterlan
Mrs W M Miller Suffered Shoulder Fracture in Fall
Mrs Will W Miller sustained a double fracture of the left shoulder blade a fractured rib and bruises to her back and arms after slipping on stairs at 443 Vermont street last night She had just returned from an auto ride and was about to close a door when she lost balance falling headfirst over a rectangular step guard a garden hose coil at the bottom saved her head from cemented basement impact.
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Will VW. Miller
Vermont Street
Interior Military Band To Play Lincoln Park Concert
The Interior Military band under C C Crawford will perform Tuesday evening at Lincoln Park. The program includes March Hanstrausser W P Chambers Overture Sunshine and Showers HL Plath Intermezzo Cavaliera Russicana Mascagni Selection The Storks Chapin Waltzes Danse Ware Tivanoski Tone Poem Story of the Flowers Kniff March Thunderer Sousa and ends with The Star Spangled Banner.
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Interior Military Band
C.C. Crawford
Lincoln Park
Mareh — Hanstrausser
W. P. Chambers
Overture
HL Plath
Cavaliera Russicana
Mascagni
Storks
Chapin
Danue Ware
Tivanoski
Tone Prein
Story of the Flowers Kniff
March—Thunderer
Sousea
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Advertisement
An 19th to 20th century style ad touts Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a simple remedy for female ailments. It claims the product eases distress and helps women smile despite pain, urging every woman to try it for her own sake and family.
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Pew
Lydia EH
Pinkhan
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Brelden Mis
Waters Hotel
Olivers
D—Wooren
Wright & Peters
Jaryons Stetson & Florshein
Ipa
Coca-Cota
Atlanta, GA
Seans van Camps
Lotius Lapton
Hayes
the Home Store
Aya
America
Milans
Thermaneter
Roy Flegreer
Rooster
Man
Houston
Minn
Frank Schorlan
Schorlan
Sehonlau
Mrs. WO Miler Siperle Shoucluer
Paul Bavis Dregoons
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