Clermont News Briefs Highlight Local Family, School, and Theater
Clermont and Monona area items note the birth of a baby. several families visit relatives. town high school basketball upsets Montana visitors. Rev Graham preaches on lessons for Christ. a Panama Exhibition feature shows at the opera house. power plant work costs rise. Miss Jennie Gunderson and Melvin Nelson wed. Miller hardware team note. new St Paul church praised. local sports and social events fill the week with community updates.
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Thomas Shoahle Pepertog
Wark Becker
Butley
Tern
Vie
Blaha
Butler
Abe
Mysid
Wolf
Jol Marlin
Creeham
Montana
West Union
Clermont-Monona
Vince
Opera House
M. B. Dime Society
Grahewnt
Bgl Priday
St. Paul
Graham
Termont
Thureday
Fats
Len ‘Ats
Juli Erickson
Har Tieelte
Cop Fines
Dec Jorgerson
Skopeo Anderson
Frank Rathburn
Rim Waki
Nels Nelson
Leans Dr. Gare
Shinty Brorby
Dan Burke
Ted Peterson
Elmer Hang
Bill Larroces
Jus Honge
Peacock Nelson
Gaim
Jennie Gunderson
Melvin Nelson
Clermane
Thur
JH Graham
Miller & Sons Hardware
A.M. Koudtson
Thors
Wall's Catarrh Cure Promises Cure All Stages
The readers are informed that catarrh can be cured in all stages by Wall's Catarrh Cure which works through the blood on mucous surfaces. The makers claim it strengthens the constitution and offer One Hundred Dollars for any failure to cure, with testimonials available on request.
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Howard
Hall
I. J. Chemby & CO
Jedo
All Drugeasts
Subler
Cheery Valley Social Roundup
Harry Anderson spent Thursday at Thos Hansons. Thos Hansons entertained company Sunday evening. Jackie Frederick was a caller at the Gottfred Frederick home Albert Meyers. Oscar Baumgartner and Julius Scholin visited the Thos Hanson home. Bessie and Julia Doyle spent Sunday with Enina Pagen. Mrs Rosa Meyer returned home after visiting her daughter Mrs Will Chase near Volga. Mr and Mrs Jacob Christen and Wile and Elmer were visitors at the Pred Denver home Sunday. Fred Eddie and Shvedora Transon and Julius Seholcn called at the Adolph Baumgartner home Sunday.
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Harry Anderson
Thos Hansons
Thos
Hansons
Jakie Frederick
Gottfred Frederick
Albert Meyers
Oscar Baumgartner
Julius Scholin
Dr Kings New Life Pills Promote Digestive Health
An early 20th century advertisement promotes Dr King’s New Life Pills to keep the liver active help digestion relieve constipation and improve skin and eye appearance. Available from druggists for 25 cents.
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Dr. King
Illyria Social Notes and Local Visits
Illyria community reports a week of visitors and gatherings. Glen Mackellar and others enjoyed time at Gebrig Hee and West Union, while the Illyria orchestra provided music for revival meetings in Wadena. Several residents, including Miss Shaffer and Mrs Wenger, supported caregiving, with updates on illness and family visits.
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Glen Mackellar
Gebrig Hee
Guy Mawee
Louix Werarer
West Union
Jive Cillson
Pyrved
Moscask
Carr
Ern
Shaffer
Duke Venrous
Dubuque
Susie
Illyria Orchestra
Wadena
Fred Wenger
Emmetsburg
Ray Shaffer
Bertha Houser
Max Guyer Ami
Siuilay
CL Wedger
Cherie Wenger
Erry McAlan
Alfred Wenger
Heromne
Suelo Sha
Dubro
Dr King's New Discovery Promoted for Coughs and Colds
An advertisement touts Dr King’s New Discovery for children and adults, claiming pine tar healing balm and gentle laxative effects to expel poisons, reduce irritation, loosen phlegm, and ease coughing. It urges prompt treatment to prevent serious lung trouble and recommends ATL drug as the seller.
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Dr. King
Tr. King
ATL Drug
West in Meten hospital plans emerge in county report
Jasper Wayne visited Independence Tuesday where prospects for a hospital loom if minor details are settled George Wander from near the city visits his daughter Mrs Hugh Randal and has recovered from a serious illness Frank Bitlings leases the Bardilla creamery and aims to start his own business Miss Geneyra Fennell and Helen Clapp host a twenty four guest Valentine party at Miss Fennell’s home Senior domestic science students serve board of education dinner using school kitchen facilities The Elson art exhibit features 200 color copies of master works in painting at the high school All eighth grade rooms view the display Mer and Mrs J McGlathery Mrs Addie Washive and Mrs W F Ainsworth arrive from Dubuque to visit relatives The McGlathery man improves though remains in pain Meantime fire losses are noted locally The town reports many measles exposures and calls for prudence
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County Star
Jasper Wayne
Independence
George Wander
Hugh Randal
Geneyra Fennell
Helen Clapp
Miss Taher
Elson
Mer
J. McGhuthers
Addie Washive
W. F. Ainsworth
Dubuque
MeGlathery
Chicago
McGlathery
Modhithery
What a Good Band Means to a Town
A fragmented passage extols the value of a town band, noting it draws crowds, supports local merchants, and enhances civic life. It praises orchestral concerts on anniversaries and jubilees, argues bands educate the public ear, and urges citizens to back the municipal music to attract visitors and commerce.
Mogers Parable Of A Troubled Theatre Night
Fragmented OCR text describes a chaotic scene at a theatre program with a dog and audience reactions. Figures quoted reference victims and witnesses. The passage implies a parable about community, theater, and unsettling events without clear names or dates.
Swedbbe at the Seloo House Distries No 3
A Friday evening sale at the Seloo House in Higrin township Distries No 3 invites attendees to bring a pair of men's spectacles and well filled baskets. Ladies are urged to bring pocket books and the event offers cloaks and other garments for sale.
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Distries No
Higrin
Feitay
Pebrugoya
Amy
McGregor Framing Park Proposal and Local News
From McGregor comes word that a phil of the proposed National Park is being drawn to forward to Washing ton to Senator Kenyon. It embraces Yand as far as Sny Magill south of McGregor and to the Yellow river on the north. The piece urges unity and enterprise for town interests. Poall of Mikader elected VP of the America Merchants Ass with 11,000 members. Peerless Orchestra provided music for a Saturday dance at the opera house. Mrs Hiermith Northeim of Clermont died in Chicago hospital from heart trouble after childbirth. March plans include moving to the old Hagensick farm near Mader.
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McGregor
Washington
Kenyon
Yand
Sny Magill
Yellow River
Clayton County
McGregon
Aml
Meni
North McGregor
Mikoder
Lansing
Woalton
Tulbuque
Cedar Rapids
Poall
Poall & Bink
Mikader
America Mercehants' Ass
Paull
Town
Hiermith Northeim
Clermont
Chicago
Atv
Max Guyer
Kiettadas
Hey
Fanny
Hagensick
Mader
Des Moines Publisher Dies At Methodist Church
A Des Moines publisher Henry Wallace aged 80 died during a First Methodist Church service. Other Iowa notes recount road funds distribution totals across counties, county shares, and state investment.
Plan for farms and rent with West Union agent
This ad offers farm rentals and sales with a large tenant list. It promotes coming to West Union for rest and schooling, services for abstracts and title work, no talking charges, loan money on security, and a large catalog of town properties for purchase or rent.
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West Union
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