Easter Preparations and Youth Guidance Share Town Talk
The community discusses Easter Sunday plans and a North League meeting at Walter Rothlisberger's. Cecil Klingman is named as leader. Jakle Yeurous and Paris Rothlisberger are listed as attendees. A Sunday school session and worship are scheduled, with a sermon on parental duties and prudent guidance for youth.
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Mie Bunda
Actioel
Térnoon
Tha Jedd
Mpnorth Veague
Walter ‘Rothlisbergers
Cecil Klingman
Bunday
Pelbek
Dog License Penalty and Application Details
The notice outlines dog license requirements and penalties due by May day, with fees of 1.00 for males or spayed females, 3.08 for females, plus a 25 cent notary fee per application. Licenses may be obtained at banks or the county auditor’s office, Chambers. It invites reader input and provides a telephone line for news tips.
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Chambers
Comity
Potacitum: spring cleaner for family use claims
A jumbled ad claims a potent spring cleanser called Potacitum for purifying the home and weekly use. It touts rapid labor by a Rocky Mountain company with emphasis on safety for women and children and charges a strong value claim against rivals.
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Rocky Mountain
R. W. Mushlentheler
Fayette County Ministers Conference Set for April in Randelia
Fayette County ministers plan a conference on Monday April 10 at Randelia with speakers presenting topics including county Sunday school convention feasibility preacher personality in bio work preacher political participation and Lutheran program committee arrangements.
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Randelia
Hil
Hawkeye
F. G. Young
Road Graveling Fund Contributions Urged at Bank
Citizens' State Bank is asked to accept payments from contributors to the road graveling fund. The project has started and funds are needed to pay the workers. Respond promptly to support the project and those in charge.
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Citizens’ State Bank
Fall subscription drive funds church rental needs
The article notes a fall subscription drive to raise money for church rental, urging payments at Citizens' State Bank. It mentions local farmers’ plans for horse care in cold weather, and advertisements for Ful-o-pap chick feed and Welbel Mill Company products. It also references a rat killing week, local trades, and job classifieds including a cook position at N. W. vaneatare.
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Citizens’ State Bank
Cominittea
Welbel Mill Company
Clarendon
Chas Holzer
H. D. Yack
Wentedira
N. W
Vaneatare
New Library Planned as Little Nine Seeks Spring Start
In Guttenberg the town aims to begin a new library building project next spring with a project cost estimated between 400000 and 600000 dollars. Meantime a statewide rat kill contest continues and communities report heavy rodent removals while school and civic plans expand across Clermont and Maynard with talks of consolidations, new sports teams, and local infrastructure changes.
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Oman
Dopa Ha
Postoffica
Guttenberg
State College
Nissance
Oon Rapids Enterprise
Schoiol
Saya
Strawberry Point
United States
Clermont
Maynard
Frederickaberg
Sumner
Elgin
Hawkeye
Mein Boys
New Hampshire
Try This: Sell Second Hand Goods to Neighbors
Local housewives face spring cleaning and big items to move. The notice urges posting ads in this paper to connect sellers with buyers in the community, promising a quick market and solid returns for scarce advertising cost.
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Steve
Return to normal tops public editorial view
An editorial from The Ladies Home Journal argues eastern cities are returning to normal after a period of lax morality. It contends gay life, jazz, suggestive books, and lewd plays fade as money losers, while wholesome books and shows gain support and profit. It frames this as progress toward a puritan reform and a "clean" national character.
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Berenti
Ladies’ Home Journal
East
Poultry confinement ordinance urged in town
Town urges poultry owners to keep roosters and hens inside enclosures to avoid fines. State law treats fowls as roaming, prompting complaints about chickens on others' property. Owners who comply reduce risk of prosecution. keep poultry in their park to avoid trouble, says Mayor.
Three Scotsmen At Church Fight For Charity
Strategy Three Scotsmen went to church with a penny in hand for a contribution. The minister announced a special offering to raise the Toertrage. The trio whispered over the dilemma until a decision was reached. one fainted and the other two carried him out.
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Leach
Baptist Church Notes From Early Spring Service Schedule
Sunday services listed with Bygilh and English services at 11 am and 3 pm, Sunday school at 7 40 pm, and a Thursday prayer meeting. Road conditions noted as improving after soft surfaces, with optimism for Easter plans and a patrolman Arnold Bauman monitoring county roads.
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Baptist Church
Graveling Main Street Commences In Elgin
Work began Wednesday to gravel Main street from the depot to the hotel. About 100 gravel sets laid before noon halt due to horse strain at the pit outlet. Kipfo and John Falk oversee the effort and nearly $1,000 was raised. Farmers donate labor. gravel sourced from Falbolt. project aims to finish through town and improve streets.
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Kipfo
John Falk
Elgin
Democratic Conference in New Hampton Iowa April 14
All Democrats of Iowa's Fourth Congressional District are invited to a conference at the Chickasaw County Court Room in New Hampton on Friday April 14 at 1 pm. The meeting aims to discuss nominating Democratic candidates for Congress and the idea of contesting elections across every county. Nomination papers for all offices must be filed with the Secretary of State by April 6, 1922. The event stresses the importance of unified Democratic participation.
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Democratc
New Hampton
All Democrata
Towa
Chickasaw County
General Assembly
Staite
Capper Hatchery grows from small start to large business
Caner Hatchery Capper's Hatcherya has grown rapidly since its start. Chas Capper sold 10,000 young chicks this spring and ships about 800 weekly, mainly to northeastern Iowa and southern Minnesota, with expanding orders including Sioux City and Ireton. Plans call for larger hatchery and new delivery farm as land is purchased.
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Capper
Chas Capper
Iowa
Minnesota
Sioux City
Ireton
Erate
Notice of Will In District Court Tuwa Fayette 1923 hearing
Notice is given that on April 4, 1022, a document purporting to be the last will of GC Theo Behmid, late of Fayette County, Iowa, will come before the District Court for admission of probate. Dated March 27, 1923 at West Union Iowa. Clerk John T. Riley. Deputy Fisk.
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Tuwa
Fayette County
District Court
A. D
Theo
Behmid
West Union
Iowa
Notice to settle accounts at Schmid harness shop
All persons indebted to the Iate O. Theo. Schmid are hereby notified that all accounts must be gotten at once. Prompt attention is requested. Accounts can be found at the harness shop, J. C. Schmid.
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Iate
O. Theo. Schmid
Schmid
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