Local residents and visitors gather on Memorial Day events
The Tribune notes numerous residents and visitors in town yesterday and today. Frank J. Lund and W E Smiser are among visitors from nearby towns. Miss Lizzie Mitchell and Miss Mary Evans travel from Blairsburg and Boone respectively. References to attending shoots, court cases, and social visits appear alongside church group activities and a large Christian Sunday school gathering hosted by J P Stake.
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W.E. Smiser
Fort Dodge
Lizzie Mitchell
Blairsburg
Mary Evans
Boone
Lena Bunker
Ackley
Ritenour
Iowa Falls
J. H. Oslund
Stratford
Herman Ahrens
S. C. Calking
Eagle Grove
Bari Bone
Peostatoa
W. _C. Ainsworth
C. D. Carpenter
L. N. Call
Sac City
Dr. Whitley
Myrtle Smith
Chamberlain
J. L. Siegel
Annie
Des Moines
Graphic Herald Expresses Clarification on Business Practices
The Graphic Herald asserts they are innocent of questionable business methods while promising transparency. The statement emphasizes a commitment to ethical conduct and clear information for readers and stakeholders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graphic-Herald
Golf Expert Hoare Recommends Course Improvements
W. V. Hoare played two rounds at Lawn Bill Golf Club on Friday finishing 41 and 34 respectively. He proposed improvements to be implemented immediately including relocating a tee on the east side of the ravine and skinning the ground around the holes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. V. Hoare
Lawn Bill Golf Club
Mr. Hoare
Valuation of Property From County Tax Records
Tax books show poll tax counts 2,706 under 45 and 1,573 over 45. Animal and asset tallies include horses 6,829 valued at 358,520. cattle 14,441 valued 412,008. swine 31,294 valued 144,502. sheep 3,583 valued 10,198. Vehicles including bicycles valued at 51,593. various stock ages and values listed.
First National Bank of Williams Formed
The First National Bank of Williams organized May 29 1900 with officers President R J Hurd Vice President W S Worthington Cashier John McCarley and directors Chase Edwardd Worthington Hurd Hyatt Wilke. Committees plan to buy safe furniture locate offices and print. A corner lot purchase and modern bank building are favored and temporary quarters expected by June 15. The Wasp welcomes the new bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Hurd
W. S. Worthington
John McCarley
D. ©. Chase
F. A. Edwards
N. P. Hyatt
Wm. Wilke
Gade & Gade
Wasp
First National Bank of Williams
Williams Wasp
Senior social events and staff changes noted in school report
Senior class activities included a picnic and a solo literary contest won by Monroe Potter. Receptions featured roses from Miss Seals, while Bird Day and Shakespearian events drew public attendance. Several staff changes were announced, including resignations by Eberhart Felt Wickware and overseas study plans for Wickware. The May 30 cemetery procession honored soldiers, urging continued student participation in patriotic duties. Fine job work a Freeman Tribune specialty.
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Shadow Pictures
Monroe Potter
Miss Seals
Eberhart
Kittie Felt
Webster City
Miss Felt
Sara Wickware
Miss Wickware
Wickware
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W. T. Richards
H. §. Frank
Clarion
H. T. Leigh
Dodge & Baker
Hagle Grove
Geo. S. Lane
Manson
Willis Lumr Co
Anna McKee
Dot Bunter
Mre
R. H. Mabbott
EuVerne
Tama
J. E. Marshall
Oelwien
Bersiater
A. M. Odel
L. F. Houck
Capital Park School
Mies Ada
Geo. A. Holbrook
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Freeman-Tribune
Jo, A. Berggren
W. H Wier
Geo, F. Tucker
A. A. Cook
A. N. Boeye
J. M. Thompson
W. N. Maakestad
Fremont
First Ward
Boone Township
W.G. Bonner
P. Knowles
A. W. Little
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