Jesup Movie Man Leases Grand Opera House for One Year
Notices from Jesup detail O Palmer the movie man leasing the Grand opera house for twelve months. The column lists a string of local visitors and residents including Mrs Dora Shane Mr Donahue Mrs A D Baker and others visiting relatives and attending events. It notes Prof Riley resigning as high school principal and buying an interest in a Clear Lake drug store and mentions several hospital and university activities across the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Felts
William Jobes
Mise Annie
Rockford
Thomas J. Hlwick
Eastman
Waterloo
E. Proctor
Riley
Jesup High School
Clear Lake
Bert Schmidt
Raveinnese
Allison市 Year Ends With Commencement and Picnic
The Allison public school closes the year and starts summer vacation. Commencement exercises and the junior class reception to graduates and alumni were held last Thursday evening, followed by a high school picnic Friday. Teachers not residing locally have returned home. Epworth League members Vanetsa Johnson Esther Schuler and Ruth Hill were chosen to attend the district convention at Shell Rock. Carrie Hunter visiting Sioux City teachers this summer. Alf Stuntz to Colorado City to visit brother Rev George H Stuntz. Chas Eggabrod couple welcome a son. Knights of Pythias picnic at Greene drew many from Allison. Roberta Hay home from St Katherine's Davenport for the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Loy
Independence
A. Beach
J. J. White
Waterloo
F. R. Place
Margaret Broddard
Moorhead
Minn
Estella Strain
Dubuque
B. Hers
E. Trebon
Charles Emerson
T. B. Durham
F. C. Robert
Watering
Agnes Bissell
Margaret Juttz
Maurice Melrose
Bert Tlakeman
Cedar Falls
Teachers’ College
L.S. Hovey
Marjorie Marsh
Iowa City
The
State University
F. Hersch
Peter Ham
F. Strumma
Shady Grove
James Cook
William Wills
Knights of Pythias
Pythian
Allison
Allison Public
Vanetsa Johnson
Esther Schuler
Ruth Hill
Epworth League
Shell Rock
Allison Chapter
Carrie Hunter
Sioux City
Alf Stuntz
Colorado City
Colo
George H. Stuntz
Methodist
Chas Eggabrod
Greene
Roberta Hay
St. Katherine’s School
Davenport
Two Weddings Highlight West Union Notice
Miss Ber nice Cooley and Ernest C. Topp wed at noon in West Union with Rev. Gray officiating. A three course luncheon followed and the couple planned a weeklong motor trip before settling with her parents. Also, Miss Mamie Riley and Dr. L. F. Molumnby married at Holy Name church and will reside in Hawkeye after August 1. The item also reports a local gun accident, smallpox quarantines, Scout hiking plans, and visits among residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Union
Bernice Cooley
Ernest C. Topp
J. G. Cooley
Johnson Archer Gray
Olive McBride
Cedar Falls
Clifford Cooley
Mamie Riley
Donnan
L. F. Molumnby
Hawkeye
Holy Name Church
Father Fitzgerald
Mia Anna
Walter Molumby
N. W. Builer
Commercial Hotel
Fred Smale
Arthur
Claire
W. A. Granger
George Schatz
Osterdock
Turkey River Junction
Mississippi
McGregor
Wilbert Anderson
Waterloo
Harry
Lynn King
Mitchell Items From The Chautauqua Session And Community News
Mitchell June 16 The Chautauqua sessions were held at the Methodist church due to bad weather. Miss Louise Huebner vacationing in Pierre with grandmother. Mrs M J Piper dies after a year of illness. funeral at home and Osage cemetery burial. Mrs O D Tibbetts and daughter Bertha attend Town City commencement. W H Indra named commercial teacher at Centerville high. Parkhurst celebrate silver wedding anniversary with guests from Osage and Mitchell. gifts include silverware and a leather arm chair. Mrs Alice Barnard visited her teacher C J Knapp in Mason City. Ruth Dockerty returns from Iowa City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Barnard
C. 3. Knapp
Mason City
Ruth Dockerty
Lowa City
Local Notices From Winslow Unity Bloom
June 16 report notes visits from Murphy of Janesville and Frances Webster of Waverly. Anna Algyre and family from Illinois traveled to see relatives. Shell Rock river overflow hampers east travel via bridge. Miriam Garner of Waverly stayed with C H Leverich. Mabel Bitterly finished spring term. Elsie Davis visits brother John in Shell Rock. S D Newell hosted Elmer Newell. Lulu Ward travels to Cedar Falls after Cedar Falls visit with sister Mrs Chas Williams. Marion Williams and Roland of Waterloo joined Chas Williams household. Ralph Newell hosts Marshall Noble from Waterloo.
Doon Man Dies in Iowa After Stroke at 74
Doon, Germany born Jacob Stukenberg died June 6, 1914 in his home near Aplington Iowa from a stroke and arteriosclerosis. He came to America at age two, lived near Adeline in Ogle County before moving to Grundy, then Aplington. Married Mina Rotimger Feb 5, 1870, five children Fred H, William D, Minnie R, Gus C, Anna M survive with twelve grandchildren. One brother Dennis Stukenberg lives in Adeline Illinois. he was a prominent Evangelical church member.
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Doon
Germany
Hare
Aplington
Stukenberg
America
Adeline
Ogle County
Grundy County
Mr. Stukenberg
Mies Mina Rotimger
Soma
Fred, H
William D
Radcliffe
Minnie R
J. D. Kloaz
Hubbard
Gus. C
Anna M
Fred Schmertman, Jr
Ogether
Local Tidbits From Hudson and Nearby Areas
Mr and Mrs John Meyers returned from a short visit to Waverly Miss Dorothy Hollis visits Denver with her grandmother Mrs Hugh Taylor.They plan several months visiting relatives Fred Gutknecht improves after a bee sting illness Mr and Mrs Mike Byrne of Bagley visit at Irv Brough home Harold Pierce and Howard Parish host Sunday School class Ice cream and cake after the gathering H L Buchanan AW Forbes William Crownover and Irv Blough fishing at Pine River Minn Lyte Slusher joins Cedar Falls band trip to Town City Albert Smith and baby return from Rochester Children a day observed at Brethren church Memorial services held by Odd Fellows and Rebekahs in the IOOF hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudgon
John Meyers
Waverly
Dorothy Hollis
Hugh Taylor
Waterloo
Denver
Colo
Fred Gutknecht
Mike Byrne
Bagley
Irv. Brough
Harold Pierce
Howard Parish
Boopster
Brethren Church
U. G B
W. J. Gutknecht
Odd Fellows and Rebekahs
L O. O. F. Hall
Osage Daily Notes Local Residents and Visitors
Osage June 17 notes Gertrude Devitt returns from Des Moines where she attended Drake University. Visitors include Mrs. Nicholas of California and Mrs. Gus Eo per, Mrs. Fred Spong from Albert Lea, and Mrs. Maude Crowell. Harriet Thompson starts vacation in Fairfield and Austin, Minn. Lou Champion runs Cedar Valley seminary summer school. Local motor races at Waverly feature Bill Nicholas and Bart Hutchins. Mrs. Chas Washburn travels from Richmond to Chicago, then home. Prof G E Knapp and family head to Chicago for summer. Knut Johnson of Madison, Wis., joins auto day. Feddick family returns from Galena. Mrs. Cris Hogan departs for Minneapolis then New Richmond, Wis., to visit two daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osage
Gertrude Devitt
Des Moines
Drake University
Nicholas
California
Gus. Eoper
Fred Spong
Albert Lea
Maude Crowell
Harriet Thompson
Fraifield
Austin
Minn
Lou Champion
Cedar Valley Seminary
Bill Nicholas
Bart Hutchins
Waverly
Chas. Washburn
J. F. Austin
Richmond
Madison
Wis
Avery Brush
R. A. Feddick
Galena, Ill
Mr. Feddick
Cris. Hogan
Minneapolis
New Richmond
Parkersburg Notes and Social Happenings Week Aboard
Parkersburg June 16 Mrs Rose Barnes and two children and Miss Tressa Hersey of Clarion visit aunt Mrs T G Hersey this week. Miss Stella Shultz given a towel shower at Mrs Chas Ferguson home before wedding. Maude Muller visiting Bloomington. Henry Henrichs family moved into former Krotzer home. Mrs P Mahanke in Waterloo. Miss Ceperly to Grundy Center. Booster day Friday with stores closing and band music. Ackley to play here. town to welcome visitors from Waterloo. Birth: girl to Frank McDowell and wife. Anna Muller of Aplington visiting Miss Mildred Edwards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkersburg
Bloomington
Henry Henrichs
Marie
Pella
Mally
Misa Margaret Ceperly
Grundy Center
Institute
Ackley
Waterloo
Frank McDowell
Anna Muller
Aplington
Mildred Edwards
Chautauqua Tent Shortage Dampens Aplington Event
In Aplington Iowa on June 1 Mrs. Oscar Thompson visited Waterloo while L Hoff man’s farm barn cement work nears completion. Local carpenters start Wes ley DeBoer’s new house and the Burnham Eckles and related families hosted guests. The failing tent disrupted attendance as cars returned for lack of space. the Des Moines shipper had routed the tent through Arlington. Obituary: August Christ. Stukenberg born March 6 1846 in Maiborsen Province Han-?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aplington
Oscar Thompson
Waterloo
Charles Willeke
L. Hoff- Man
Buck Grove
Kerr
Grundy Center
Schuler
Parkersburg
Sheldon Smith
Traer
Burnham and
M. F. Hendricks
Des Moines
Arlington
Christ. Stukenberg
Maiborsen
Province
Han
Tripoli Notes from June Roll of Local Events and Births
In Tripoli Iowa on June 17 residents share news of relatives visiting for funerals, birthdays, and school terms. Henry Fink renovates his home while a infant death brings sympathy. Viola Haag wed Arthur Jahnke in Sumner, Chautauqua in Waverly and Fourth of July plans are noted.
Bazaar at Britzman home for MBE church noted
Raymond family notes social visits in Waterloo with Miss Mable Galinveaux from Waterloo at Gus Gal inveaux and Will Stoner households. George Schmitz leaves for Nebraska work. A bazaar for the MBE church set for Friday June 19 at the Charles Britzman home with supper at 6. Rev and Mrs A S Dean and son from Sioux City visit C H Hall. Henry Phillips back from Wisconsin school. Mills of Waterloo visit Lynn Smith home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. BE
Charles Britzman
P. J. O'Connor & Sona
Dean
General Markets Report from Chicago on June 19
Wheat rose on stronger Liverpool markets with hints of falling domestic visible supply. Corn slipped after an early rally as buying power faded and eastern demand lagged. Oats firm on crop damage reports while provisions sag due to weak demand. Hog prices rose from speculative activity, with cattle supply tight and sheep and lamb sellers facing limited demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Liverpool
Packers Receive Large Direct Consignments in Kaneax City Market
Cattle receipts for today show market strength with prime fed steers and Western and Southern cattle. Sheep receipts steady with lambs and yearlings priced around 8.20 to 9.30. stockers and feeders active. hog receipts higher as market opens strong, bulk of sales noted.
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Kaneax City
Hoxs
Warker
Murket
Lamba
MANE
NEU
Catile
Belfora
Rotel Hoge
TAN Tarket
Ff Vents
Tharket
Wethore
Chicago Livestock Receipts and Market Summary
Chicago June 19 and June 14 reports show receipts for hogs cattle and sheep with price ranges and opening and closing trends. Hogs opened up then closed slow with mixed and rough categories around 8.05 to 8.24 per hundred. cattle opened strong and closed steady. sheep opened steady and closed 10 cents lower with native and western categories given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Limion Stock Guide
Jum
Heeves
Grain Market Grain Prices and Futures Across Cities
Chicago wheat and corn quotes show July and September futures with mixed gains and losses. Prices vary by grade with No 2 hard red winter and No 2 yellow corn among the listed benchmarks across St Louis Kansas City Minneapolis and Winnipeg markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
N. S
N.S
Dulrath
St. Louis
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Winnipeg
Head Put On Chinaman as $20,000 Reward Offered
A San Francisco notice advertises a $20,000 reward for the capture of P. Hsieh also known as Tseung Pak, described as a prominent Chinese man favored by Yuan Shikai. He claims to be in America to preach freedom in China and raise funds to restore a republic, while authorities seek his delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Hsieh
Tseung Pak
San Francisco
China
Yuan Shi Kai
Pak
Lowely Republic
Yuan
Classified cattle and hog prices from Couring ad
The notice lists varied livestock prices and items such as fair corn fed steer, good cows and heifers, hogs including premium hogs, veal calves green and cured, bull hides cured, number weights and prices, and references to the clar floated advertising as profitable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catlle Sud Moga
Hutcher Bulla
Doug Ctl
Bologna Bulla
Coatie and Hider
Missing Person Ad Sparks Search for LocalGirl
Fragmentary want ad text indicates a missing girl from Brown flats area at 426 Comneredah Se with likely offer of payment. Further line suggests address 615 W. Gih St and other scattered clues. Investigators request public help and cross check local records for connection to the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sid
Brown
Heal
Waontis
Lawa
Goitre Cure Claims by German Specialist in Waterloo
Mrs. Caroline Wellner of Waterloo Iowa credits Dr. Myers a German specialist with curing her goitre after an April visit. She notes no iodine caused soreness and praises the doctor’s chronic disease treatment. Office at 713% Bycamore Street Waterloo with free consultation and letters welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Weilver
Dwkerton
Dr. Myers
Waterloo
Myers
Hie Pathente
Bycamore Street
Lowa
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Tripoli
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Christ Prien
Emma Nagel
Oiece
Minnig Nagel
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Munday
Esther Alrogge
George Clary
Penelope and
Boerdine
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L. J. Elkema
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Dunn
Swaledale
Pownell
Center Dale
Manon
Monona
Miss Easter
Winterset
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Fayette
J. Kurtz
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W. UH. Rohrssen
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Heldeman
John Rohrssen
Blackhawk
Grandmother Rohrssen
Viola Haag
Arhur Jahnke
Henry Fink
A. C. Hildebrandt
Raymond
Lamson Brothers & Company
Chicago Board OF Trade
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Market News
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Grain and Provisions
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Ribbo
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Orang
Nowholesite
Turkaya
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H. P. Staver
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Canada
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Wangler Bras
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