Death and church notices fill April news page
An obituary and memorial card express thanks for kindness shown at a funeral service officiated by Rev. Jacphe Moore of Wadena. A church supper is announced for May 23 with a meat menu and prices. A sequence of notes covers local births deaths meetings, a new opera house, rail rates, a Sunday movie referendum, and community events through May with sermons and church projects.
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Jacob Yearous Jr
Charen
Curran
Svary
Eigin
Ladies
Mothera
Epworth League
Margaret Yenney
Dolock
Home Sweet Home
Hillman
C. N. Hillman
Ladies’ Aid Society
H.C. Gibron
Orator
Band and Gravel Parties Seek Sand or Gravel
Band and Gravel Parties in need of sand or gravel may obtain a good quality from our bar across the river north of town. Call at the mill or plots and make arrangements. Weibel and Thoma, Rebeart Carl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weibel & Thoma
City of Los Angeles Nears One Million Population
An excerpt notes Los Angeles as a rapidly growing cosmopolitan city with about thirty four languages spoken, surpassing Mason City by six languages, signaling its diverse character as it approaches a population near 1,000,000.
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Los Angeles
United States
Mason City
Jowa Red Cross Extends Work Across Central Division
The Central Division reports 58 staff executives and 181 public health nurses led by a large team in Jowa Red Cross work. Notable efforts include enrolling 306 Junior Auxiliary members in March, and $60,827 raised for the European Relief Fund across nine counties. The 127 chapters in Iowa mark the division’s broad reach amid local legal oddities and farm food rulings.
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Jowa Red‘ Croas
Red Cross
European Relief Fund
Hawkeye
Raptise Chart Notes W h a m sermon and class program
A brief church notice records a morning sermon on the nineteenth Sunday with the Young Men's class and the King's Daughters presenting a short program in honor of Mather. Services follow the usual schedule, and a Thursday evening prayer meeting welcomes all attendees.
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Rick
Siperii
Sind Hoal
Palestine
Ars Velnek
Jun. Fae Bible Brae
Mather
Reckless Automobiling Prompted by Editorial Voice
The editorial condemns reckless driving and speed maniacs, noting prejudice against automation yet urging public duty and safety. It argues speed leads to grave harm beyond the driver, laments rare local tragedies, and praises equal wages for municipal female employees in Frolland.
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Tron
Automat Difes
Providence
Fulton Journal
School News and Student Activities Clip
The notes report Gertrude Hackman out of school due to an attack of the munips. Notable students on time for the past six weeks include Margareth Schupbach Florence Grimm Clifton Kiple Benjamin Schneider Ruth Mosby and Grace Patterson. Domestic Science girls began sewing while the Freshman and Sophomore groups held luncheons and dinners for the school and board. Genevieve Wilson was absent Wednesday due to illness. Teachers Miss Cook and Miss Lyons visited over the weekend. Seventhand eighth-grade pupils maintained perfect attendance as exams approached. Pagette county pupils were being tested today.
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Gertrude Hackman
Margareth Schupbach
Florence Grimm
Clifton Kiple
Benjamin Schneider
Ruth Mosby
Grace Patterson
Genevieve Wilson
Nesa
Miss Cook
Miss Lyons
Miss Lyons Ratyrn
Jayston
Pagette
White New York Sleeps Eight Reel Drama Serial Noted
An eight reeler titled White New York Sleeps is described as a master drama in three stories. Act 1 Out of the Night portrays suburbia and a dream of a future, Act 2 The Cy White Way presents misdirected appetites, and Act 3 A Tragedy of the East Side shows civilization's danger where lust and power collide. The feature is slated for the Owners Mouse on Tuesday evening May 10.
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Ardena Alwaya
Masonic Lodge Session Draws Wide Fayette County Attendance
A large Masone delegation from the county attended a West Union session where degree work was exemplified. Lodges from multiple towns were represented and a picnic of Fayette county Masons is likely. Barling farmers report groceries orders up to 100 dollars with irregular despatch and checks. A May 15 deadline looms for property listings and advertising goes to press May 9.
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Masonic Lodge
West Union
Payette County
Wcrody
Fayette County
Farmera
Barling
Mronic
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Kim
Jacphe Moore
Wadena
8Rd
AL G
Field
Mr. Field
Allica Orton
Orton
Lester Orton
Ventura
Ortonville
Milwaukee
Dalles
Waukee
Adel
Ringiitis
Allamnakes
Ringling
Ham F. Cody
Buffsto Bilt
Davenport
Wallace
Ribherd Jr
Carleton College
Leslie Oelke
Farmersburg
Tids
Bisebat
Cresco
Séaon
B. Walrath
Far Grand Jury
mMotaining & Legion
Indladnes
Edgewood
Oskaloosa Herald
Boling
Muscatine Journal
Weibel Mill
Iowa
State Free Employment Bureau
Prairie du Chien
Athel Allen
the Allen
Castalia
Postville Hospital
Hosalia
Postvilly Herald
Clayton County Bankers’ Association
Commercial
Guttenberg Praga
Amy Davis Winship
Park Wooster
Racine
Wisconsin
University of Wisconsin
J. J. Davis
Clayton County
Arlington
Hampton
Elietric
Railway
Puilan
Herald
Iaoqueis
Havi
Town City Press
Henry Brown
Tami
Cedar Falls
Rebeart Carl
Len Adney
Clermont Street
Edward Grimm
Snc
Higin
Bigin Land Company
J. H. Bauman & ,Bons
Frank Stehnk
Ve. Russel Smith
Martin Stehnk
Russel Smith
Oelwein
Stehlik
Smith
West Inion
Imande
Prairie la Porte Post No. 373
Américan Legion
Streckfus Greamboat Co
Guttenberg
Prairie du Chian
Capitol
Washington
Folland
Waters
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