St James Episcopal reopening with bishop visit and gifts
St James Episcopal church, rebuilt after an April fire, will reopen for divine service with Rev. Fey. T. Morrison and the Iowa bishop in attendance. He will dedicate a new pipe organ, preach at 11, confirm a large class, and mark a diocesan visitation. New prayer books, memorial gifts, and redecorations accompany the service.
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F. Jensen
Sta
Independence
St. James’ Episcopal Church
Fey. T. N. Morrison
Diocese of
Iowa
New York Bible and Prayer Book Society
R. C. Swan
Menory
R. M. Swan
HW. G. Swan
W. Wy
A. R. Bartell H
Oden Griffith
J. W. Griffith
Iowa State College
Ames
Earl Tempus
Maywood
Government Hospital
Henry
Temnus
Mathesius
Fair Grounds
Methodist Church
SS Joseph's Church
Amethodist
Baptists
St. John's
Mt. Vernon
Osgood
Batcheler
Flora Browning
Mount Vernon
Thee
Any
Myrtle Batcheler
Acheler
Will Incorporate Hatchery at Traer Traer Hatchery plan starts with 30000 egg capacity
Traer Iowa June 26 Organization of a company to promote a commercial egg hatchery in Traer has begun. Initial capital stock set at 7300 dollars with 6000 subscribed. Hatchery to start with 30000 egg capacity and expand later if demand fits. Manager J D Springer, formerly with Iowa State College extension, already hired. Hatchery will buy eggs from standard flocks at above market price. Traer also notes local obituaries and community notices including Mrs William Otterman and Mrs Edna Goodsell deaths in nearby towns.
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Traer
Tania Poultry Association
J.D. Springer
Iowa State College
Ames
K. L. Parker
Mutual Telephone Company
Belle Plaine
Local Obituary Notes Four Children Survive In La Porte and Shell Rock
Died in 1901 the deceased left four surviving children Mrs. Gyneth Richards of La Porte City Mrs. Eicel Abell of unknown, Mrs. Maude Adair and Frank Goodsell of Shell Rock The fragmentary notice names the survivors and their towns indicating a family obituary published in a local paper.
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Gyneth Richards
la Porte City
Eicel Abell
Maude Adair
Frank Goodsell
Shell Rock
Yankee Liner sails with Filipino crew amid Chinese strike
Manila June 26. The President Adams sails today with a Filipino crew to replace the striking Chinese laborers who walked out and tied up the vessel for days. Some crewmembers were beaten by waterfront workers for accepting positions. Local Chinese cannot send further funds to strikers as banks refuse exchange, citing a law barring Filipino currency export.
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Manila
Adams
Watches With Gun for Barefoot Peeker in Des Moines
In Des Moines on June 26 police were alerted to mysterious footprints of a man’s bare foot under a bedroom window at R. F. Geideik’s home. A neighbor reported similar prints under Geideik’s window while Geideik said he would watch with a shotgun that night.
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Des Moines
R. F. Geideik
Geideik
Uncle Harry on travel and changing vacation habits
In a chatty reminiscence Uncle Harry compares his boyhood vacations to modern travel. He recalls limited transport, no family car, and simple earnings, contrasting with today’s easy, widespread journeys aided by railways, ships, and tourism firms, while stressing the value of travel for memory and perspective.
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Uncle Harry
Helen
Great Lakes
Joe
Jimmy
Harry
Hying
Thut
Big Pond
Fragmentary travel muse on movement and distance
A fragment discusses direction and motion as a bird flies, noting great ease and wide space to cover. The speaker references time limitations and marvels at the imagined capabilities of earlier generations to convey a sense of expansive travel.
Sioux Falls Busses Extend Line to Omaha
Sioux Falls bus company announces expansion from Sioux Falls to Omaha starting July 1 creating continuous Sioux Falls to Omaha service via Sioux City. The three state route will become interstate carrier under federal railway rules and interstate commerce commission oversight.
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Siouxs City
Siouxalls
Sioux Falls
Sioux City
Omaha
Interstate Commerce Commission
Torpedoes on Track Give Woman Lcave' Torpedoes on Track Give Woman Lcave'
Fort Madison Iowa June 26 The annual War against premature …
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Fort Madison
Police Restrictions Bolster Fourth of July Safety
Chief Datin bars firecrackers before July 4 after a streetcar passenger went into hysterics when torpedoes exploded near the Paradon tracks. The woman feared bandits were attacking the car, prompting the safety orders and celebration precautions.
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Datin
How Soldier Dispersed Attacks
An advertisement claims Mayr's Wonderful Remedy cured a soldier’s stomach trouble after morphine injections, providing health approval from government physicians. It asserts the product clears catarrhal mucus and inflammation causing chest and digestive ailments, promising money-back guarantee and availability at druggists.
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Mayr
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Trier
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Effie Wulf
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Hagedorn
Hicevill Ia
Mr. Oltterman
Hpna Goodsect
Wes
Ila
Edna Goodsell
Yankee
Sinnard’s
Waterloo
Chase & Sanborn
Lux
Piggly Wiggly
Margadant
West Fourth ST
Kirk
Gisey Ee
Crisco
Sinnard
East Side
Cily
Spring Fries
Hamburg
Olee
Rales
Ilby
Libby
Roosters
Enterprise
Graham
Atlas Grocery
Jefferson
West Fourth Street
Anchor Grocery
Flint Head
Tal Borden
George L. Hazen
3Rd Ave
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