Buffalo Fish From Spirit Lake Sold At Keosauqua
W S Blerich of Keosauqua and deputy state fish and game wardens placed three barrels of frozen Buffalo fish at the White Tea store for sale to customers at reasonable prices. The fish from Spirit Lake Iowa were caught in gill nets and sent out by E C Hinshaw to help conserve Iowa’s meat supply. They are mostly for inland towns and kept frozen to stay fresh. Fish weigh 7 to 16 pounds, averaging 14 pounds. Shipments are 160 pound lots or more, with no orders under 100 pounds, and are sent to any address by express.
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W.S. Blerich
Keosauqua
Depu
Spirit Lake
Iowa
E. C. Hinshaw
Jurors drawn for February term court list courthouse names
The February term jurors include Guy Devore Batavia Ralph Bray Fairfield Floyd Glotfelty Fairfield Ed Crum Fairfield Sam Bell Fairfield Geo P Scott Batavia just Pfeiffer Fairfield 3 O Fisher Fairfield Omar Hoskins Fairfield Fred Walker Batavia R Winsell Fairfield Smith Fairfield Alvin Long Fairfield Matt Trabert Fairfield Geo Johnson Fairfield John Krumboltz Fairfield A S Heaton Fairfield Merlin Johnson Fairfield Sylman Johnson Fairfield True Manning Fairfield T Forrs Fairfield W J Wilburn Fairfield Trabert Lockridge Md Quick Lockridge Samuel Billingsley airfield Axel Hawell Fairfield Vimer Coffin Fairfield Frank S West Fairfield Harry Bradfield Fairfield James Grant Fairfield Clyde Lawson Fairfield Chris Mineart Fairfield I M Calhoun Fairfield 4 M Horn Fairfield Jas W Baldwin Packwood J S Jenks Fairfield The grand jurors include Jesse Davis Fairfield PF Sauer Fairfield B Carlberg Lockridge I B DeGood Batavia Morgan Wells Abingdon Karl Howard Fairfield Jas Douglas Packwood B C Johnson Fairfield C Finney Fairfield J C McCabbe Fairfield RR E Messer Fairfield John Crawford Jr Fairfield
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Guy Devore
Batavia
Ralph Bray
Fairfield
Floyd Glotfelty
Ed Crum
Sam Bell
Geo. P. Scott
Just Pfeiffer
O. Fisher
Omar Hoskins
Fred Walker
R. Winsell
Smith
Alvin Long
Matt Trabert
Geo. Johnson
John Krumboltz
A. S. Heaton
Merlin Johnson
Sylman Johnson
True Manning
T. Forrs
W. J. Wilburn
Trabert
Lockridge
MD Quick
Samuel Billingsley
Airfield
Axel Hawell
Vimer Coffin
Frank S. West
Harry Bradfield
James Grant
Clyde Lawson
Chris Mineart
M. Calhoun
M. Horn
Jas
W. Baldwin
Packwood
J.S. Jenks
Jesse Davis
PF. Sauer
B. Carlberg
B. DeGood
Morgan Wells
Abingdon
Karl Howard
Douglas
Knitting Bag Attracts Passengers In Odd Scene
A stylish young woman boards an elevator attracting murmurs for her elegant outfit and a striking velvety knitting bag. On entering, another passenger gasps as a grotesque dog face appears from the satin lining, creating a curious moment aboard.
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The
Kansas City Star
France
Caterpillars Rampage Across Auvergne Blighting Crops
A plague of caterpillars devastated Puy in Auvergne France. In Atguithe they invaded houses forcing villagers to flee. In Vals roads were blocked and riverbank workers unable to work as caterpillars cleared large crop areas overnight. Traditional remedies failed.
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Puy
Auvergne
France
Atguithe
Vals
Borne
Hugh R Newsom Concert Co to Play Here Tuesday
The Hugh R Newsom Concert Company will perform next Tuesday evening at the High School Auditorium. The group features standout artists such as Lenora Ferrari Laura Barnett Lilian Pringle and Albert Salvi with Newsom directing. The program includes grand operas lyric tableaux and patriotic sketches with a large baggage of instruments.
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Hugh R. Newsom
Newsom
Fairfield
Lenora Ferrari
Laura Barnett
Lillian Pringle
Albert Salvi
Launfal
Lincolnshire
Land of Mine
For Rent Notices From South Third and Nearby
Modern six room house on South Third street listed with phone contact 2589 and W P Sullivan. Front room in a modern house at 302 East Burlington St with phone 3273. A furnished room two blocks from the square available via Journal office at 671. Room house two blocks from the square see J H Frush at 405 East Lowe.
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South Third Street
W. P. Sullivan
East Burlington St
Journal Office
J. H. Frush
East Lowe
Wanted Help Wanted Classifieds Show Oil Firm Rooms and Jobs
Multiple short ads seek workers and housing. Inland Oil Works Co in Cleveland offers $300 to $500 monthly on oils greases paints and related products. Burlington Iowa requests a nurse girl or nanny experienced with children for a one year old. A married man seeks a farm position care of the Journal office. Furnished rooms for light housekeeping needed in a modern house with contact 634 S60.
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Inland Oil Works Co
Cleveland
F. W. Brooks
North Sixth Street
Burlington
Iowa
Care the Journal Office
Lost glasses and mitten reported in Crail market area
A reader reports a pair of rimless glasses in a shabby case possibly lost in Crail's meat market or the White Tea store. A black leather sheep lined mitten is also missing. Return to the Journal office.
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Crail
White Tea
Journal Office
Journal
For Sale Classified Notice
For sale items include Rhode Island Red cockerels from A H Messer at 700 South 4th Street or phone 2745. Also a long duck coat, Ford Touring car inquiry at 705 W Kirkwood. A 107 acre stock farm offered at 1500 cash with long time terms at 5 percent. rent possible if not sold this month by F S Seeds Lonaparte Iowa.
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Rosecomb
Rhode Island
A. H. Messer
South 4Th Street
Ford Touring Car
W. Kirkwood
F. S Seeds
Lonaparte
Lowa
Million Dollar Beauties At Orpheum This Evening
The musical comedy act The Million Dollar Beauties stays on the Orpheum bill for a further performance tonight presenting A Day in Panama. The company has drawn strong applause and a five reel feature picture will also be shown.
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Orpheum
Panama
Tribune Office Sells Typewriter Supplies
Typewriter ribbons for all machines and colors, typewriter paper and carbon paper available for sale at the Tribune office.
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Tribune
Gold Cull Button Reported Missing Near Fry Copeland
A gold cull button labeled with LOOST-Thursday night and a liberal reward is offered for its return to Fry Copeland or the Journal office. Contact details appear on an official notice in the paper.
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Fry Copeland
Journal
Lillian Pringle Leaves Chicago Opera for Touring Cellist
Lillian Pringle, acclaimed American cellist and renowned woman virtuoso, departed her post as cello soloist with the Chicago Operatic Company to tour with this organization.
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Lillian Pringle
Chicago
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