A Montgomery Painter of Corn Dies in Los Angeles
A. Montgomery, renowned painter famous for corn and sheep scenes, died in Los Angeles. Reared south of Webster City Iowa, he considered Webster City home and painted local figures during visits. He lived in New York City for years, owned a large sheep ranch near Los Angeles, and his corn paintings were widely collected.
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Los Angeles
A. Montgomery
Fred Weintjes
Montgomery
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Ilinois
Brewerz
Othara
Poriests
Goldfield Sapain Field
J. Dh. Hunter
State Historical Department of
Iowa
Hunter
Abitty
United States
New York City
Artists’ Colony
W. A. Cook
Van Metre Named Editor in Iowa City
Maurice Van Metre, with six years in journalism, will become editor in Iowa City at the Press-Citizen around May 23. He has held roles from reporter to city editor and copy editor at several papers and studied at the University of Iowa. He succeeds Dale B. Carrell who moves to Keokuk Gate City.
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Waterlog Tribune
Igalah van Metre
Press-Citizen
Town City
Kansas City Journal
van Metre
Ife
The
Tribune
Waterloo
Sioux City Journal
Waterloo Evening Courier
Telegraph
Des Moines Register
St. Louis Star
University of Lens
Daily
Towan
Sigma Delta Chi
Beta Theta Pi
van Motre
Dale B. Carrell
Keokuk Gate City
Vail Art Library Sale Fetches 131865.25 in New York
The sale of the Theodore N. Vail library and art in New York raised 131,865.25 dollars, conducted by order of Mrs. Arthur A. Marsters. Highlights included 3400 dollars for a Washington portrait panel and notable bids by Gabriel Wells and others for works by Irving Tennyson Thackeray and Washington letters.
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New York
Theodore N. Wall
Waterloo
Western Union Telegraph Company
New York Times of Sunday
Theodore N. Vail
Anderson Balleries
Arthur A. Marsters
Vail
George Washington
Purchases of Washington Memorabilia and Early Works
In 1793 purchases on President Washington's behalf included a household account book kept by William Pearce and a Rembrandt Peale portrait for 750. Also bought were a letter from Washington to Lawrence Lewis, an illustrated China work, Wood's New England's Prospect of 1634, and other items totaling substantial sums.
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Gabriel Wells
Washington
G. A. Ball
George Washington
Washington Irving
Mrr. Ball
Jared Sparks
Boston
Mr. Wells
Two Brothers
Lord Tennyson
Tennyson
C. BR. Haddersey
Walter M. Hill
Chicago
William M. Thackeray
Vanity Fair
T. F. Madi Zan
Warm Springs
Philadelphia
W. Morris
William Pearce
Rembrandt
Peals
Lawrence Lewis
China
W. Willams
New England
Prospect
William Wood
London
Massachusetts Colony
Diamond Dyes Advertisement for Home Garment Dyeing
A vintage Diamond Dyes ad promises to restore color to worn skirts waists coats stockings draperies and more. It claims simple instructions enable any woman to dye fabrics without streaking fading or running and asks customers to specify material type when purchasing.
Charles City Man Plans Importing Business Entry
Charles City Indiana May 11 William W Clark longtime Hart Par r export manager and former foreign resident will soon open an importing business with a local retail store and wholesale ventures in other midwest towns. Boy Scouts on hike Ralph Norene and Allen Furdish Buffalo patrol plan.
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Charles City
William W. Clark
Hart-Parr Company
Middlewest
Ralph Norene
Allen Furdish
Scouts of Buffalo Patrol
Tour Through Iowa This Summer Ends in Des Moines
A travel plan covers a summer tour across Iowa with stops at Sioux City Amen Iowa City and Des Moines with planned camping along the route. The journey emphasizes outdoor travel and regional exploration.
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Iowa
Sioux City
Amen
Iowa City
Des Moines
Mrs Hatfield of Sabina Ohio Endorses Lydia E Pinkham's Remedy
In Sabina Ohio Mia Weldon Hatfield writes she used Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound after years of weakness and nervousness. She reports improved strength and ability to perform housework and invites others to try the medicine. The letter urges women to begin treatment at first signs of fatigue backache or irregularity to prevent more serious trouble.
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Sabina
Ohio
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mia
Weldon G. Hatfield
R. R
Lydia
E. Pinkham
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