Prohibition Rally Highlights Local Dry Cause Support
An enthusiastic prohibition rally was held in the assembly room of the A L C with Rev H G Reeman presiding. Speakers included Effie Metulium Jones and C Durant Jones along with C H Hall of California. performances by Captain Charles H Stanley and Mrs Lt Elmo Bateman. Prohibition candidate A MacEachron also attended, signaling expected support in the state election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ALC. A
H. G. Reeman
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Effie Metulium Jones
Prohibition Party
C. Durant Jones
Prohibition Organization
Tan
C. H. Hall
Coarty
Toe Angeles
Calif
Charles H. Stanley
California
Elmo Bateman
J. M. MacStay
A. MacEachron
Prohibition Candidate For Governor of the State Oat Inwa
Can
Prohibition
Surpri
Fairbank Notes from Regional Baptist Activities
Local observers report Rev. Mr Franklin and A. J. Considine attending the Baptist state convention in Des Moines. Meals, social visits, and Sunday school rallies mark community life with a focus on missionary work and church society events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
He Ih. Horton
Clarksville
Phillip Kraft
Iwwa
Iena
Minn
G. BR. Ward
Oelwein
Ida Mueller
Waterloo
W. RH
Jesup
Fairbank Corps
G. C. Eickelberg
Ladies’ Aid Society
Women's Foreign Missionary Society
The
Baptist Missionary Society
Butte Tipton
Lewistown
Mont
Louis Rommel
Minneapolis
James Curley
Boo
H. ©. Phelps
Father Donahoe
Duebucue
Mother Fogarty
Dugbee
Local Notes Share Birth and Visits in Winslow Area
Mr and Mrs Charles Williams welcomed a daughter born Saturday. Families from Waterloo and Watering, including Myron Rohrbacher Genevieve and M Noble, visited Daniel Newell's home. Mrs Harry Conlin and Grandma Cortright attended a gathering at Mrs M Cortright's home. Francis Webster stayed with Mrs Wobie in Waterloo. Mrs Eickelberg and W H Hickelberg spent time with relatives and friends in Waterloo and Greeley, Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winslow
Charles Williams
Myron Rohrbacher
Genevieve
Local Notes From Dunkerton and Nearby Areas
Mrs Mary and children from Fairbank visited John Ortner in Barclay. Miss Margaret Robinson returned from Towns'ity. Teachers seek schools for winter term. Creamery patrons received 34 cents for September butter. Attendees joined Bentley funeral Tuesday. F U Mackey kept a car Friday and observed a large poultry take. Creamery operations will change moving forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunkerton
Mary
Fairbank
John Ortner
Barclay
Margaret Robinson
Ity
F. UL. Mackey
Local News From Tripoli and Surrounding Towns
Visitors from Waverly attend a funeral in Tripoli. John Schmidt sells property and plans to move to Oregon. Roy Waterman’s home burns. insured. A baby boy born to Willian Krueger and wife. Community notes include shop upgrades, visits to Denver, and attendance at a state teachers convention in Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Weech
Tran’ Waverly
John Schmidt
Oregon
Wiliam Rith
Vernal
Waverly
John Rath
Roy Waterman
Willan Krueger
Fred Uarmening
Fred Iw Krueger
William Sheve
Charles Qehlendorf
Goodnow
Artesian Lund
Fred Moeller
Charles Preston
Louie Sommers
Minerva Hattendorf
Denver
John Berlin
Frank Koch
John Kuhrt
Koch
Creighton
Neb
Margaret
Femme
Alta Farnum
Sumner
Clara Roehl
Elekhost
Belvidere
Will Tlaase
HW. Harmening
Haase
William Haase
Nome
Prederika
Infantile paralysis in Mount Vernon Township and local notices
Three year old Alma Leversee recovering from infantile paralysis. Local visits span Greene and Waverly. Overland auto purchased. Walton moves to Pixley farm. Farmers husking corn and shredding hay. Oct 31 family reunion hosted by Leversee with Whillis kin and Cedar Falls guests. clock given to Whillis couple. Gow A Whillis to Kansas City. FLOM family trip planned. Nye Ford farm sale set for spring. Second story added to Mary Bowen house. Cedar Falls moves. No. 4 school closes soon. district notes end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Vernon
Alma
Sim Leversee
Freo
Jessie McKinney
Greene
Katelinsiv
Dave Finley
Waverly
Jank Burkhart
Boies
Arthur Walton
Sam Leversee
Whillis
Jas. Whillis
Cedar Falls
Geo. A. Whillis
Kansas City
Fred M. Whillis
Ray
Bowen
Af Hugwater
Wryr
Gow A. Whitlis
Flom
Finchford Briefs: Farming, visits and births noted
Finchford residents report visits from RST and Mrs Walter Howard of Waterloo. William Zimmerman sold his farm to Mr Hobson. F D Holland family visited the F J Bowers home. Mr and Mrs Charles Williams welcomed a baby girl. Maude Packham sent to Glenwood State Hospital. Husking corn is common as Miss Myrtle Conner returns home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finchford
Walter Howard
Waterloo
Watson
William Zimmerman
Mr. Hobson
Fd Holland
F. J. Bowers
Frank Feist
California
Osexy Cassaday
Charles Williams
Myrtle Conner
George Peckham
Isaac Garner
Maude Packham
Glenwood
Iowa
State Hospital
Plainfield Social Notes and Obituary Notice
Plainfield residents share visits from relatives including Mr and Mrs Charles Huppies from Clayton county and Mrs Nettie Bennett from Charles City. Myron Temple’s sister Abs H M Temple dies near Nashua and funeral held at M E church. Community events include Rev Frank Ward meetings and a farm sale by Myron Temple. the Horton Mr N A will entertain guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plainfield
Charles Huppies
Frank. Good
Clayton County
Mlonday
Nettie Bennett
Charles City
Mark Head
Clint
George Quinn
Pardyville
Wis
Myron Temple
Eva Walters
Shell Rock
Metcalf
Ines West
Union
Iowa
Johnston
Marble Rock
Mr. Johnston
ME. Vhurch
Bessie Boyd
Colfax
R. L. Farnsworth and Sons
New Hartford
Laru Lee
Waterloo
Mr. Blodgett
Maynard
Guy Walker
Myrs
John Hirleman
Will Wade
Frank Ward
Shelisburg
Baptist Church
Abs. H. M. Temple
M. E
Nashua
Green-wood Cemetery
Plainfield R. NL AL
Drawing Power of Printer's Ink
The Davenport Democrat notes Waterloo hosts liberal and judicious advertisers and that the town is advancing quickly. It mentions gas and coke priced at 7.25 per ton and cites J. B. Young & Co as a source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
Waterloo
J. B. Young & Ca
Williams in jail as rail thefts link grow
The Freeport Journal reports A. B. Williams, jailed in Waterloo on charges of rifling Minnots Central cars, has bond set at 500 dollars after failing to find bondsmen. He allegedly claimed he was crazy and might harm himself, while investigators note robberies tied to railroad crews and searches of homes for stolen items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeport Journal
A. B. Williams
Waterloo
Central
West End
Williams
Local clubs announce meetings and rummage sale
Progressive Rebekah lodge No 452 meets in G A R hall tonight. The XX club gathers Thursday afternoon with Mrs D S Tiffany. Priscilla club with Mrs George B Miller. Merry Go Round club with Mrs C F London. Catholic Aid Society at Mrs Matt McDermott’s home on Harrison Street. Social band at Mrs M Moore’s. dinner served to aid Christian Home Orphanage. Ladies of G A R meet Friday Nov 4 at 2 30 in Pinkerton’s hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah Lodge
G. A. R. Hall
XX Club
D. S. Tiffany
Fourth Street West
Mrs. C. F. London
Merry Go Round Club
Ninth Street West
Catholic Aid Society of
St. Joseph's Church
Matt McDermott
Harrison Street
Mia
Oin Moore
Commercial Street
Christian Home Orphanage
Council Bluffs
The
Pinkerton
Thimble Bee at Mrs Phinney’s Home Friday Afternoon
Henry W Grout lodge No 22 invites all members and interested parties to a thimble bee at Mrs Herman Phinney 309 Baltimore street Friday afternoon November 4. Christchurch choir meets tonight at 7 30 with Miss Florence Lichty at her Franklin street home and will host a social evening after rehearsal inviting members and those interested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. M
Herman Phinney
Baltimore Street
Christchurch
Florence Lichty
Franklin Street
Harmon in Line for Nomination
Cleveland Ohio November 2 Judson Harmon is expected to be reelected Ohio governor on Tuesday and emerge as the strongest Democratic candidate for the 1912 presidential nomination. His victory could bring Democratic control of the state legislature and boost a slate of candidates for the Senate and House. Edward J Hanley of Dayton is viewed as likely to win the U S Senate seat succeeding Charles Dick if Harmon wins large. Prominent Republican factors include James R Garfield Nicholas Longworth and A L Garford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, O
Judson Harmon
Ohio
Tf Harman
State Senate
House
Edward J. Hanley
Dayton
United States Senate
Charles Dick
Akron
James R. Garfield
Cleveland
Nicholas Longworth
Cincinnati
A. L. Garford
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Idker
S. Mag Facilron
Wim Schmitt
Oa Barclay
Frank Trost
Wellville
Postum Cereal Co., Ltd
Battle Creek, Mich
Tripoli
Krause
Chalmer Lyon
MT. Vernon
Freeport
T. G
Christ Episcopal Church
Fourth Street East
Priscilla Club
George B. Miller
Affternoon
Henry W. Grout
Black Hawk County
Harmon
Union Pacific
J. W
Turtle, T. P.A
Union Pacific TE. R. Co
W. Fifth Street
Des Moines
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