Brownsville Maneuvers Spark Big Civic Welcome
From Brownsville Texas troops return to Webster City will stage a large concert. Soldiers report 25 000 onlookers amid river baths and camp humor as Thanksgiving plans unfold. Local bands perform and men recount bright moments of border life.
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Brownsville
Texas
Freeman-Tribune
Red Light
Rio Grande
Bill
Kearns
Webster City
Fred Stuve
Roy Remy
Falstaff
G Company
Uncle Sam
Towa
Missouri
Iowa
Thanksgiving dinner aids band debt relief in Brownsville story
A report from Brownsville outlines a concert plan to cover debts of a local band and Dali team. It notes Thanksgiving meals, donations from towns like Muscatine Boone and Ames, and reflects on home front support for troops. Uncle Falstaff and contributors share updates on local families and post exchanges.
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Dali Team
Falstaff O'satter
Brownsville
Tomor
Camp Dodge
Iowa National Guards
Clarke
Paul Prein
Mason City
Brown
Cherokee
Prelin
Uncle Falstaff
Personal Briefs From Woolstock to Ames
Mrs. A. J. Brakes of Woolstock and Mrs. Ida M. Howard of Detroit visit the Brakes and Calhins families. Miss Munice Andrews returns from Hubbard after visiting Mrs. Hlanehe and Gertrude Burton. Mrs. W. P. Dlaegar and Mrs. Frank B. Smith and baby go to Ames for a few days. Miss Letha Herron of Des Moines visits the city and was previously a stenographer for A. I. Schrader. Mrs. Douglas Hut and Hittlegon arrive from Woolstock for a brief stay. Miss Clara Nelson is in town on business. Carrie Bnow travels to Kam for business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Brakes
Woolstock
Ida M. Howard
Detroit
Mich
Brakes
Thomas Calhins
F. A. Doolittle
Munice Andrews
Hubbard
Hlanehe
Gertrude Burton
Frank
Son
Ames
Letha Herron
Des Moines
Mise Herron
A. I. Schrader
Douglas Hut
Hittle Gon
Clara Nelson
Jowell
Jowell Today. On,,business, —Mies
Carrie Bnow
Kam
Local Social Notes From Thursday’s Daily
The column lists residents traveling to Des Moines for business or day trips. Geo J Long city electrician, Mrs A and Mrs Vivian McCollough, Mrs Arthur Pose, and the Misses Beas Dickford Arline Sparks are mentioned. Mrs Henry Voss hias returned from visiting Goltry Enid and Oklahoma towns. Mrs Pred Smith, 43 miles northwest, came home from Missoula Montana with her mother.
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Geo, J. Long
City Electrician
Des Moines
A. &. Anderson
Vivian McCollough
Arthur Pose
Beas Dickford
Arline Sparks
Kamrar
Henry ‘Voss Hias
Goltry
Enid
Oklahoma
Voss
Homie
Pred Smith
Missoula
Montana
Orcas. Y. Mallow
Rupture Expert Seeley to Visit Iowa Falls for Demonstration
Chicago and Philadelphia truss specialist H Seeley will be at Woods hotel Iowa Falls on Saturday December 16 to demonstrate the Sperm Shield device. He claims government approved results without surgery or injections and offers charity demonstrations before or after business hours.
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H. Seeley
Chicago
Philadelphia
Woods Hotel
Iowa Falls
Seeley
United States
England
Spain
Washington,d. C
Farmers Bank Webster City Stockholders Meeting Notice
Annual meeting of stockholders of Farmers Bank Webster City will elect directors for the year end. Meeting set for January 9 1917 at 1 o clock in the afternoon at the bank. Directors to be chosen. officers and arrangements to be announced.
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Farmers, Nath Bank
Webster City
Town
J. He Shipr
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Chester
Surrey
Harrow
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Deering
Litchfield
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Robt
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Max
Don Bingham
Nesota Lake
Minn
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Jane
Des Moles
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L. EB. Smith
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Tewell
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Clarksville
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T. Gath
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Jewell
Roper
P. H Treanor
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Waterloo
Scott Miner
Minnesota
John Deer
McCormick
DeLavel
Marvel
Arthur Blue
H, Alexander
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