Local notices and personal moves in Keokuk area
Several Keokuk residents are noted in brief items. E R Smith and Mrs left Des Moines. Booker and Mrs Clara recalled to Missouri after news of a death in the family. Others are described visiting Chicago, What Cheer, and Burlington street, with travel and family greetings mentioned.
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Booker
Clara
Missouri
Ker
Miss Gertrude Loehr Plans Two Month Visit
Miss Gertrude Loehr begins a two month visit starting Thursday with her sister Mrs. A. C. Buswell of Blue Earth Minnesota.
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Gertrude Loehr
N. 13
A. C. Buswell
Blue Earth
Minn
City council adjourns with new members sworn in
Last Monday evening the city council concluded its year with praise for prudent finances noting overdraws totaling $2000 and near balance for all funds. New members Dr. Snook Sanford Zeigler H. E. Smith and Alex Easton were sworn in and committees named including Water and Light Streets and Alleys Fire Claims Ways and Means Public Property Judiciary Cemetery. Regular meetings set for the last Thursday each month and the council adjourned in its board of health and board of equalization to reconvene Tuesday at 7 oclock.
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Snook
Dr. Snook
Sanford Zeigler
H. E. Smith
Alex Easton
Water and Light
Zeigler
Kerrick
Easton
Sayers
Neibert
Manatrey
Smith
Ward Lamson Dead Pioneer of Fairfield Dies at 83
Ward Lamson died Wednesday morning at age 83 years and 7 months. Funeral at his corner Main and Madison streets home Friday at 3 p.m. Lamson, born September 1820 in Sterling Massachusetts, helped shape Jefferson county as a pioneer and benefactor, promoting Fairfield’s public library and community welfare. He lived a long life of business, philosophy of humanity, and public service, leaving a lasting memory among locals.
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Ward Lamson
Main
Madison Streets
Fairfield
Jefferson County
Sterling
Worcester County
Mass
Burlington
Wis
Iowa
St. Louis
Lamson
Fairfield Public Library
Fairfield area briefs and notices from the Ottumwa paper
March tax receipts reach 73312.67 while local moves include Mrs. Symons living with Mrs. Green on North Main and Mr. Bradshaw joining the regular army. Carpets cleaned by Fairfield Carpet Cleaning Works. Firesbrick and coal tar sold by Fairfield Gas & Electric Co. Community updates cover illness recovery, births, marriages, church events, gardens, and school activities.
Knights Templar Attend Easter Services in Mt Pleasant
Local Knights from the Mt Pleasant area attended Easter services at the Episcopal church with visiting Grand Master C C Clarke of Burlington delivering a speech. A banquet followed at the Brazelton hotel with members and their spouses from several households praised the Mt Pleasant Commandery for its hospitality.
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Knights Templar
Mt. Pleasant
Episcopal
Child Given Too Much Honor In Highline Visit
Mrs. Bradley Martins daughter the countess of Craven visits her mother each autumn at the Scottish estate. Guests’ doors bear cards with visiting titles and tabloids note the young four year old viscount Uffington is labeled on a door as a right honorable.
Weeks couple fined for theft in Fairfield court
Frank and Mollie Weeks were arrested in Cedar Rapids and returned to Fairfield. They pleaded guilty to stealing a box of groceries and kitchen utensils from a Rock Island car last May, claiming it was a mistake. They were fined 15 dollars plus about 40 dollars costs, to be paid from the county treasury.
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Frank
Mollie Weeks
Wright
Cedar Rapids
Fairfield
Rock Island
Quinn
Clerk Wanted for Fairfield Hotel Ad
Job ad seeking a clerk for a Fairfield Iowa hotel. Contact J A Beck at the address 3 21 for details.
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J. A. Beck
Fairfield
Dr Shallenberger Visits Chicago Specialist
Dr. Shallenberger, the regular and reliable Chicago specialist, will be at several nearby towns this season after visiting adjacent communities since 1891. The schedule includes consultations and follow ups for patients in need of expert orthopedic care.
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Chicago
One Day Only Operational Hours Notice
A brief notice states operations run one day only with a schedule to return every 28 days. Office hours are 8 a m to 6 p m.
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Colorado
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Leggett House
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New London
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Richard Hughes
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Rebekah Lodge No. 96
Parsons College
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Dallas Bates
Mabel Johnson
Milo S. Cox
Fannie Z. Frakes
Thos. H. Lawson
Lula Anderson
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Ethel Downey
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I. W. U. Glee Club
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Ona Mikesell
Bert Barrow
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Ottumwa Democrat
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