Cedar Falls to Entertain C A B Convention
Cedar Falls will host the next Iowa Daughters of the American Revolution annual convention the week of October 19 1910 with the Black Hawk and Cedar Falls chapters as hosts Miss Harriet Lake Independence was renominated state regent and Mrs Thomas Metcalf Council Bluffs was named vice regent Officers elected include Mrs Ettar y Crawford Guthrie Center corresponding secretary Kasson Miller Des Moines consulting registrar Emma G Bohn Dubuque treasurer C Fred Gould Sioux City auditor Mary H Johnston Humboldt historian A resignation created a vacancy in recording secretary and Bertha Lincoln Houstis Dubuque was named Iowa candidate for vice president general The conference endorsed the marking of the old Mormon trail across the state and a report on the Iowa room at the Continental Memorial Hall Washington was given The conference adjourned to Riverside park for a picnic luncheon Gustaf C Broberg Swedish American editor died of heart disease at 51
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Sioux City
Cedar Falls
Iowa Daughters of the American Revolution
Black Hawk
Congregational Church
D. N. Hurd
Harriett Lake of
Independence
Thomas Metcalf
Council Bluffs
Ettary. Crawford
Guthrie Center
Kasson Miller
Des Moines
Emma G. Bohn
Duubuque
C. Fred Gould
Mary H. §. Johnston
Humboldt
Julian W. Richards
Waterloo
Bertha Lincoln Houstis
Dubuque
Iowa
Heustis
F. W. Webster
State Historical Relic Committee
Historical Relief Committee
Drayton W. Bushnell
Continental Memorial Hall
Washington
State Board of Management
W. B. Kibbly
Marshalltown
Martha , Washington
Riverside Park
Bruberg Dead on Eve of Trip
Chicago dispatch reports Brorberg died on the eve of his planned departure. No details on cause or destination are provided in the fragment.
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Broberg
Chicago
Til
Public Sale At Hudson Farm Draws Courtyard Crowd
John Asquith and daughter Miriam returned from Hudson where they spent a week at the John W H Rugg farm. Mrs C J Rugg and son James visited. Mr Rugg held a big sale that netted 1900 dollars though horses and stock were not included. Auctioneer was Wm Holland of Waterloo. Rugg plans to move to Canada. Thirty five women attended dinner while men ate lunch outdoors. Attending sales has become common among Hudson area women.
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John Asquith
Meriam
Hudson
John WH. Rugg
Wm. Holland
Waterloo
Rugg
Canada
Vicinity
Dreams Husband Dead From Shock in Pittsburgh
Mrs. Martin O Rourke died the day after awakening to a dream of her husband’s violent death. Three weeks earlier the couple welcomed a baby. Her husband was killed when the car he rode in overturned while returning home with medicine. She died ten hours after the dream.
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Pittsburg
Martin O’ Rourke
Time is a curious freak at the earths pole
Scientific American notes the paradox of time at the poles. Dr. Cook claimed a dawn arrival on Tuesday April 21 1908 but simultaneous Greenwich and local meridians show time shifts. The piece explains that at the poles time frames collapse, making two days occur at once and each day span forty eight hours.
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Fresk
Teme
Scientific American
Cook
New York
North Pole
Greenwich
North
South Pole
Murrow Brothers Farm Murder Suspect Bonds Out
Des Moines reports Ben Murrow released on $10,000 bonds after an all night police questioning over the murder of his brother C. E. Murrow. He proclaimed innocence in a written statement while suspicion rests on the family tied to a dairy farm near the state fair grounds.
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Ben Murrow
Des Moines
Iowa Evening Press
C. E. Murrow
Murrow
Gairy
State Fair Grounds
C.F. Murrow
City In Brief Highlights Local Social notices
Community notes report Theodore Thorson called to Boone for his father’s illness. Mrs. Sprague and granddaughter Lena visit Waterloo. Mrs. Bronson and Mrs. Bronson travel to Reinbeck. Miss Baker visits from Ottumwa and Miss Weller from Nashua stays with the Grahams. Mercy school in West Waterloo receives pianos from L. B. Parsons. Donley to give a recital at Vinton First Baptist. he is an organ architect. Bricklayers from Chicago begin work on Black Hawk National Bank building to ready for January occupancy. Chamberlains Cough Remedy promoted. A Washington Post note cites dog tooth dentistry in Europe.
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Sisters of Mercy School
West Waterloo
Parsons Music House
Iowa
W. H. Donley
Waterloo
First Baptist Church
Vinton
Donley
Chicago
Black Hawk National Bank
Jani
Public Sale Near Waterloo
Public sale announced for Wednesday October 13, 1909 starting at 10 oclock, six miles north of Waterloo. Items include 10 head of horses and colts, 80 head of Shorthorn cattle, 14 cows with 7 fresh, 16 two-year-old steers, 6 two-year-old heifers, 16 yearling steers, 7 yearling heifers, 22 calves, 75 Jersey Red shoats, and complete farm machinery. Usual terms and noon lunch.
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Waterloo
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C. A.B
J. W. Richards
Office of State Secretary
Mrs. Richards
Gustaf C. Broberg
Svenska Nyheler
Sheriff Ness
Waterloo Furniture Co
HOM
L. B. Cigara
Theodore Thorson
Smith Drug Store
Boone
A. V. Sprague
Lena Sprague
New Hartford
F. M. Wilson
L. H. Bronson
A. E. Bronson
Reinbeck
J. Ll. Bronson
Bertha Baker
Ottumwa
Albert Holzer
Marie Weller
Nashua
City
George D. Graham
Cedar River Park
Herman Abbott
Louisville
Raleigh
Washington Post
Europe
Tle
James T. Allen
C. E. Phifer
Citizens Gas and Electric Company
Easley
Stein-Bloch
Adler
Paul Davis Dry Goods Co
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