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A brief note lists straw products with prices starting at five dollars. It highlights Straws Hine offerings and mentions Panama style items.
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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1912
Page
8
A brief note lists straw products with prices starting at five dollars. It highlights Straws Hine offerings and mentions Panama style items.
A southern lady and a New York friend discuss wood, copper, and a machine amidst chatter about a gold and wire decor, a “cyah” that daunts, and a lightning-fast wheel, then mention calling on the wire or visiting a school to hear how foreign children learn English, closing with a sly Courier want ad vibe.
Leo Blakeman a 20 year old Iowa State freshman drowned while bathing along Town river near Jesup Iowa. A companion crippled Ralph K E Gray attempted rescue and nearly died. Leo's body recovered too late to revive. He was a Jesup high school graduate with a bright college record and plans for professional life. Funeral arrangements pending. family and friends express deep sorrow. Also notes on real estate transfers in Black Hawk County and surrounding areas.
Mrs. Chas. Meier of Tripoli spent a day with her sister. Several residents visited relatives in Waterloo Waverly and Cedar Falls. Funeral services were held in Plainfield for Mrs. Vosserlee. many locals reported visits and illnesses.
Eagle Center reports a May 21 event with Henry Wehrmacher of Waverly and local planting progress as farmers finish corn despite mixed results. Several Waterloo visitors and many nearby residents are listed, including the Schaefer and Banler families, with health notes and travel to Colfax, Denver, and Waterloo.
A shortened reflection on the value of work and happiness attributed to Robert Louis Stevenson. The passage emphasizes looking toward a better future and finding beauty in effort and being.
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