City News in Britt J and Nearby Visitors
City news from Britt and nearby towns lists residents visiting Waterloo, Chicago, Marshal town, Algona, and Osage for business and family reasons. Several locals, including Emma Leach and Christ Marschall, are noted, with updates on health, funerals, and travel. A Dutch Bible gift to Hillsworth College, a survey party from Ames, and band concerts are also mentioned along with Roosevelt surgery progress notes.
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J, Sherratt
Waterloo
H. A. Carstens
Chicago
Emma Leach
Marshaltown
James Keough
Freeport
John Kundiif
Kanawhs
Henrietta Kramer
Mr. Aldinger
Hampton
Drm
Aldinger & Paulus
H. G. Johnson
George
L. Johnson
Des Moines
Grinnell
John Steffen
Geneva
Jobo Haller
Sprague
New Hartford
Christ Marschall
Marschall
Charles
Vee Motrison
Osage
F. A. Snyder
George French
Ed Fiscus
George Wolf
Messrs. Wagner
Faulkner
Henry Schutter
George Tjaden
Madrid
Iowa
A. Tjaden
Ames
Wartford
Rogers
Grilley
Union
Presbyterian Church
Lyceum
Thomas Sheffield
Rushmore
Minnesota
Roben
Heye Boyenga
Forreston
Oregon
Herman
Joa'co
Omaha
Joe
Kreidler
Mooracraft
Wyoming
Miss Cartlidge
Topeka
Kansas
Leach
Abbott
Kretchler
Dubuque
O'Neil
Community News Notes highlights from Osage to Cedar Rapids
Mark Sullivan reports on Osage events and local notes including Bresne named head of State University College of Dentistry. Charles City men explore a clothing store site while Republicans mull a candidate against Woods. A Cedar Rapids plant accident, a proposed franchise vote, and local government changes are noted along with guard service honors, family reunions, a Waterloo declamatory contest, and Hampton foundry woes.
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Frank T. Bresne
College of Dentistry
State University
Charles City
Tenth District
RB. W. Bela
Jewell Junction
Woods
Colling Emerson
Vinton
Sinclair Packing
Cedar Rapids
Osage
March Band
Spring goods coming to F. J. Martin store
Advance shipment of dry goods arrives at F. Martin store in Ackley featuring nine splendid assortments of the season’s finest shirt waists. The shop invites residents to inspect the new stock and extended cordial welcome to all.
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Martin's
F. J. Martin
Ackley
F. Martin
Plumber M. E. Hathaway Promises Prompt Service
Toi 146 M E Hathaway announces prompt plumbing and steamfitting repairs with guaranteed first rate work and reasonable charges. Customer notice urges calling or notifying for immediate attention.
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M. E. Hathaway
Dramatic Frederick the Great tale of a loyal officer
Frederick the Great and a restless lieutenant colonel clash over a libel reward. The king orders punishment and the officer reveals his loyalty by surrendering at Spandau. A sharp tale from Youth's Companion about duty, fear, and royal decrees.
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Frederick the Great
Frederick
Frederick Saldom
Leutenant
Boandau
Spandau
Berlin
Clean hands may still spread disease says surgeon Cummins
The British Army surgeon Cummins reports that even diligent hand washing fails to fully sanitize hands after exposure to disease germs. He details experiments with typhoid bacteria showing lingering colonies after multiple cleansing steps and contamination of soup left to stand, underscoring persistent infection risk in kitchens and dining settings.
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Surgeon Cummins
Cummins
Getting Ahead of Father in a Witty Exchange
A Cleveland Plain Dealer excerpt shows a hurried farewell as a daughter resists her father's late-night teasing. The dialogue hints at affectionate family dynamics and social norms of visiting hours in a humorous tone.
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Father
What She Wanted at the Library
A foreign looking woman asked for Cottage Cheese at the library, then for Scottled Chiefs after questioning. The exchange, recorded in the Boston Transcript, contrasts a grocery misconception with a library request.
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L. A
Boston Transcript
Old Oaken Bucket Style Note on Pianos
A brief column remarks on an old piano and fond memory of it. The note mocks a harsh comment and invites readers with old pianos to take note, reflecting the playful tone of the New Orleans paper.
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New Orleans Pionyune
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