Clermont News Briefs From West Union To Fayette
Mrs John Oninto and Vera Kollcher were in West Union Monday. Bricklayers began laying brick on the John Hrickson house. A social dance Monday evening drew a large crowd with fine music. Rev L S Cleworth visited Creston and gave a German sermon on Fatty Degeneration of the Heart. Mrs Jack Fitzgerald and daughters visited relatives in Iowa City. Misses Marie Eva Kelleher and Grace Kneeland attended the Harvest Home Picnic at Fayette. Annual Flower Show featured many flowers including EB F Scott with a top exhibit. Mrs G G Houg and children returned to Ames after two months with her parents. Mrs W R Blake went to Postville hospital for an operation performed by Dr L L Carr and Dr Schmidt. Favorable reports from the bedside of the stricken Indy.
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John Oninto
Vera Kollcher
West Union
John Hrickson Houe
Wna
Rev. L
Cleworth
Creston
Jens Hots
Bere Calaban
Decorah
Hugh Thomas
Louig
Ruth
Monona
Jack Fitzgerald
Leona
Helen
Iowa City
Marie
Eva Kelleher
Grace Kneeland
Fayette
EB. F. Scott
G. G. Houg
Ames
Henderson
Scotland
Fayette County
Clermont
David B. Henderson
House of Representatives
Shiloh
David B. Hendeson
Blackhawk County
Alex Henderson
Sundance
Wych
Iowa State College
Britt Tribune
Iowa
Bailey
Britt
John Christ
Wauseca
Minn
Hemingway
Pure Food Commission
Europe
Dhe
Echo
Neway
John Falh Ia
Otto Stoehr
George Palb
Besse Halstenson
Maria Falb
Postville
F. R. Berg
Bayfield
Wisconsin
Mra
Mary Monnahan
Jacek” Jaquette
George Miller
Hall's Catarrh Cure Offered For Cure All Stages
A newspaper note promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure as a constitutional remedy for catarrh. The ad claims the cure works through the blood to mucous surfaces, offering 100 dollars to any case it fails to cure and inviting readers to request testimonials from F J Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio. Sold by all druggists for 75 cents.
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Hall
Addrasa
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Marriage Fraud Case Highlighted by Local Paper
A district court case in Bikader involves a marriage annulment petition filed by a bride and her mother claiming the bride was thirteen when a license was obtained via false affidavit. The perjury claim targets the woman who signed the age declaration amid broader debate on suffrage and protection for young girls. The item also notes circles debating Denmark’s islands, future wage readjustments, and a mention of Mrs. Gus Boyer’s illness.
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Clayton County
American Senate
Denmark
T. R. Ia
Sioux City Journal
Gus Boyer
Chuck-Hole Club promotes road fixes by neighbors
A local plan nicknamed the Chuck-Hole Club mobilizes four to five men with a car to locate and fill bad road holes in the neighborhood. Members pledge to fix at least one hole monthly, aiming to improve roads without a formal road gang. The item notes the oddity of transplanting the scheme elsewhere.
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Mach
After the Honeymoon The Real Living Begins
A Pennsylvania Girl offers marriage advice on surviving finances after the honeymoon. She warns couples to plan within means, share burdens, and cooperate to build a stable future, noting the bigger the dream before marriage the harder the adjustment after.
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Attort
Pennsylvania
Scents for Health and Fresh Air at Home
The article extols using varied flower scents in rooms to encourage deep breathing, claiming this boosts lung activity, health, youth, and beauty. It suggests scents benefit housewives, mothers, workers, and students, aiding fatigue and inspiration for artists.
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da Wall
Lefaure
Highest Type of Courage in Prison Grit Shown
A discussion on the value of steadfastness and cheerful resilience behind bars. The piece highlights a middle aged inmate who, despite hardship and a shattered fortune, maintains a steady, game spirit and optimism. It calls this fortitude the refinement of human courage. From the New Era published at Leavenworth penitentiary.
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Cho
Leavenworth
More for Use Than Ornament in Mysterious Evening Wardrobe
Mrs B new to the neighborhood joins a social event in murky weather. She wears a storm rubber over her party shoes, creating an odd sight. On leaving, she discovers the weather protectors reveal a mix of party slippers, stockings, and gum shoes to public gaze.
Questionable Point of Law on Burglary Origin
The piece notes diverging views among early Hinglish judges on whether breaking out qualifies as burglary at common law. It compares English and American judicial doubt and cites Lawson v. Common L. R. A. 1815D 972, asserting burglary can be proven by breaking out under certain statutes and that derogations of common law should be liberally construed to achieve their goals.
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Lawson
West Union: a thriving northeastern Iowa center invites buyers
A promotional sketch extols West Union as a county hub with a strong high school, ample services, parks, churches, and growth. It highlights abundant homes, shade trees, an active newspaper scene, a major county fair, Chautauqua programs, a hospital, and major roads with a top local garage. The speaker offers real estate help, abstracts, and loans.
Just the Thing for Diarrhoea Remedy Endorsement
A Bu ford North Dakota narrator recounts a severe week long diarrhoea attack two years ago. After using Chamberlain s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy the first dose brought relief and full recovery within two days. Druggists commend its reliability as shown by local endorsement.
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W. C. Jones
Buford
N. D
Chamberlain
R. W. Muehlenthaler
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