Fruit crop rises as housewives prep canning season
Weiser Bros note special chick feed at two dollars per hundred pounds. The housewives plan a busy period when the fruit crop matures and is marketed. Record high canning activity expected for straw berries, cherries, raspberries and other small fruit as jams and jellies are prepared for future use. Weather is favorable with rain and sun and hot spells. Mrs. 5 W Kuster and Misses Ida Schori and Ania Harmon attended a graduation at St Luke's hospital in Cedar Rapids where Hulda Schori earned her nurses diploma and will begin her career.
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Weiser Bros
Ida Schori
Ania’ Harmon
Cedar Rapifie
Bt. Luke's Hospital
Hulda Schori
Advertising notice for Elgin and North Eastern Iowa timely
Publication offers printed advertising space in the Elgin paper with monthly rates. A splendid assortment of jobbing material is available and the printer promises to execute all kinds of printing. One year in advance payment required.
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Elgin
North “Eastern
Jowa
Elgin Asaacond
Mattmatter
Local notices and community updates gather in Iowa town
A long row of community items reports visits by Tena Nelson to Clermont and John Falk's trip to Blkader, new vehicles and auto plans, dental offices and examinations, Rev Draewel’s back strain, Craig Moser drilling a well, lawn work by Gus Boyer, and illness of Ross Rogers. It notes 80,000 new auto plates, civic reflections on public spirit, Carl Gipper selling his barber shop to Albert Spenelly, osteopathy debate, early Iowa creamery history, weight-based fares in California and rail questions, plus assorted visits, travel, society events, births, illnesses, and local accidents including seven cows killed by a train crossing.
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John Calender
West Union
Cannon
Draewel
Craig Moser
W. Aughes
Hunsberger
Craig
Gus Boyer
Lizzie B. Lyons
Faystte
Ross Rogers
Secretary of State
Iowa
Carl Gipper
Albert Spenelly
Spenelly
Gipper
Elkader
Stute Board of Control
Fonda Journal
Saint Monica
California
Will Walther
Irena Boyer
Property listing ad for farms and city land
A bulk property notice encourages listing farm and city properties for summer and fall demand. It highlights inquiries from local and outside buyers, free advertising, and pay only upon sale. It offers title abstracts, loan options, and general property services.
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Ioan
Schmid & Son Harness Shop Dissolved. J Schmid Retires
West Union Iowa notes a business change as harness and repair shop Schmid & Son dissolves. J Schmid retires while C Theo Schmid takes full ownership, with his son remaining employed. Shop to continue under Schmid family ownership and name. The Kou wishes both parties success.
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Schmid
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John ‘Falk
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Ed Sheehan
Hadgel
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Edgewood
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Walter
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Samuel Learn
George Howard
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Benny Conner
Guy P. Benton
Upper Iowa University
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Leslie Lehman
Bert Kimball
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Postville
Harold Blow
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Wisconsin
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