Dentists and Physicians Listing at Eldora and Bank
A medical and dental listing shows Dr. W. S. Elliott osteopath with the First National Bank, Dr. H. W. Stonebrook dentist on the second floor Doctor's Building, Dr. A. W. Adams dentist above Eldora Candy Store, and Dr. A. N. Reed dentist with office over the First National Bank at the south entrance.
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W. S. Elliott
First National Bank
H. W. Stonebrook
A. W. Adams
Eldora Candy Store
A. N. Reed
Local Eldora notes busy with calls and visits
Eldora and nearby towns bustle with social calls and business visits. Names include Soballe Ansell Griffith Fuller and many others visiting Marshalltown Mason City and Hampton. Peanut brittle offered at 19 to 29 cents a pound by Eldora Candy Kitchen. Local and personal section records travel to Ames Des Moines and Iowa City for errands and family visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie
Eldora
Herb Soballe
S .W. Ansell
Marshalltown
Kenneth Bush
Ventendage
Clear Lake
Clifford Griffith
Hampton
Idora Candy Kitchen
le Hays
Mason City
C. C. Gethman
Ellis McDonald
M. H. Thomas
Eva Fuller
J. W. Schlampp
First National Bank
Lew Stout
Landis
Ralph Tbach
J. H. Gilgers
Alden
Pearl Griffith
Steamboat
Chas. Roth
Ackley
John Peisen
Freme Brownell
Fred McNeil
C. B.morris
St. Thomas
Wm. Stanzel
Humboldt
Wm. Bush
Eldora Candy Kitchen
Ralph Hardy
E. F. Hooper
Chicago
Steve Moser
Enoch Larson
HW. Andrie
Wendell Davis
Union
A. J. Carter
W. WH. van Tissi
Br. A. McInnes
Donald
Des Moines
Ruth Speers
Roy Satchell
Stauffer Farm
Hubbard
Tom Mender
Waterloo
B. L. Purdy
B. L. Purdy, Jr
Chas. Merrick
Ames
I. H. Merrick
Geo. Marks
Conrad
Harry
Louie Krejei
Cedar Rapids
Anne Boman
Iowa City
C. IT
Emmett
Eldora area social notes fill weekend with visits and travel
Local citizens travelled to Maquoketa and Cedar Falls to visit relatives while others attended funerals in Steamboat Rock and Des Moines. Several residents spent the weekend with family in Marshalltown Charles City and Ackley. The community buzzed with shopping events for Peanut Butter Kisses and fashion items at Eldora Candy Kitchen and Mrs Landis shop.
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Calvin Boylan
Maquoketa
Iowa
Ben Walker
Louis Lynk
Hampton
Geo. Lynk
J. G. Hartness
Charles City
M. Hartness Jr
Lew Wright
Steamboat Rock
van Note
Kathleen Brown
Cedar Falla
Betty Brown
Harry Jones
Minneapolis
Henry Brown
Geo. Rice
Bradfield
Marshalltown
Eldora Candy Kitchen
Taylor
Brainerd
Minn
Frank Gill
David Cowell
Ray Cowell
Filbrandt
Eldora
W. L. van Potter
Billy, Jr
Town Falls
S. A. Hardy
Ruth Speers
R. A. Bushman
Des Moines
Wehrman and Andrie Furniture Store
Elvin Ryan
Iowa City
Chas. O. Ryan
Elvira Erickson
Dean Peisen
Little Son
A. E. Veline
Guy Bridgens
J. H. Thackrey
Manley
Howard Cowger
Great Lakes
Geo. Cowger
Esther Lane
J. D. Henderson
P. C. Weichman
Russel Reece
New Providence
Manly
Robert Todd
Radcliffe
Tarana Schlampp
Dr. Schlampp
Ackley
Roberts
D. C. Hand
J. W. Harrison
James Modlin
Danita Strickler
Cedar Falls
Dan Strickler
Minnie Martin
Green Monarch Film Co
J. A. Landis
Jennie Fahler
Carmi
Ill
Clara Hembd
Wyatt Johnson
Marion Miller
Plainfield
John Vigars
Lena
J. L. Harris
L. W. Harris
W. A. Mitterer
Spirit Lake
W. A. Peters
Robert Schafer
D. M. Nyquist
J. J Howard
Ruxton
J. H. Moore
Tom Moore
W. A. Haskin
Whitten
G. M. Haskin
H. H
Nazett
Eldovra
Hadley
Florida
Wisconsin Man Keeps Million Frogs In City Fridge
Imi Neuenfeldt of Oshkosh runs a back yard frog city with concrete trenches 50 by six feet fitted with refrigeration and running water. Each year one million frogs are hatched and fattened to market 2,000,000 legs browned in butter for nationwide sale. Frogs are kept in cement trenches to simulate winter so croaking stops and neighbors face no disturbance.
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Oshkosh
Wis
Omaha Bee
Imi Neuenfeldt
Wisconsin
Neuenfeldt
Road to Town Conversational Tramp Exchange
A brief dialogue where a traveler asks if the road leads to town and a tramp answers that it may, but the traveler will reach it faster by walking. The exchange reflects informal speech and rural vernacular.
Millet House Reopens As Millet Museum In Barbizon
The ramshackle Bar Bizon building on main street, linked to Millet and The Angelus, is being restored to its original state by Douhin of Barbizon School. It will open to tourists by a ministry of fine arts representative late next month, funded by selling copies of Millet canvases. The project makes the house a Millet museum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Center
Barbizon
Jean-Francois Millet
Angelus
Ministry of Fine Arts
Douhin
Schopl
Two men collide on business street in rush for papers
Two men collide on a busy business street during peak hours. They argue briefly about a match while one says he’s off to a movie and the other to lunch. A forlorn spinster overhears, noting the rare man to man talk she overhears.
Rotten butter remark shocks Irving ton dinner guests
A young couple visiting Irvington guests were told to bring butter after the hostess ran out. During dinner the host scolded, branding the butter as the rottenest he ever ate, prompting a sharp moment in front of the guests.
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Irvington
Husband
Indianapolis News
Puzzle of the wandering mare and foal mystery
A Maine farmer sold a mare and her three year old colt at an auction. The pair then separated with the mare traveling two miles from home and the colt ten miles in the opposite direction. After two months the animals returned home only a few rods apart. The correspondent questions how the pair, six miles apart, managed to reunite so closely.
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Maine
Berlin Doorknob Thieves Target Brass Fixtures
Thieves in Berlin have been stealing doorknobs and brass fixtures from homes hotels and offices. A leading hotel reported missing brass nozzles on the fire hoses and other brass fittings after a single night.
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Berlin
Noted Practice Masks Disease with Numbers in Paris Journal
In a historic remark, a doctor cites a rule to avoid alarming patients by naming diseases. The husband is described as No. 35. The physician claims professional duty prevents further details, quoting Le Parle. Journal Anusnpt.
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Journal Anusnpt
Lark Leads Birds with Song During Flight
A lark remains the only bird that sings while it flies, unlike others that sing then land or rest. The note compares behaviors, highlighting the lark’s unique aerial melody as it stays airborne while singing.
Eldora area newspaper notes in brief society items
Mrs R H Hickman and baby visit sister Mrs H E Green in Marshalltown and many town residents are visiting relatives, traveling, or recovering from illnesses. A hospital update mentions Russell Lands in Cornell hospital with the mumps. Mildred Smuhk recovers from pneumonia. Miss Rosa E Lee returns from Palestine and travels to Oskaloosa. a son is born to Miss Swedlund’s family in Stratford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Hickman
Marshalltown
H. E. Green
St. Mary’s Aid Society
Wilmont
J. F. Hardin
Abbie Baker
Ackley
Miller
Geo. Hallet
Gifford
S. A. Bushman
Chas, Sturgeon
Howard Moffett
Eddyville
Herman Tietz
John Fowler
Des Moines
Mary Curley
Cedar Rapids
W. D. Clow
Mason City
Dayton
Iowa
Keeneman
Bessie Anderson
R. L. McFarland
Ida Meader
St. Joseph
Tom Moore
A. E. Franklin
Delmar
Hildora
Franklin
Delphia Pierce
W. A. Norman
Sarah Jane
Delphia Bush
Clear Lake
C. L. Kersey
John Kersey
Will Ruxton
John Sheldon
North Eleventh Street
Emily Myers
Iowa Falls
Ruth Hively
Swedlund
Eldore
Pete Christianson
Stratford
Christianson
State Park
Fred Schmitt
Fred
Shallenberger
Chicago
Winchester
Eldora
F. A. Wahldren
Oklahoma City
Wahhldren
Ada Ellison
Hobart W. Norman
Clear Clear Fie
Hand Crushed In Accident At Iowa Falls Yard
In Iowa Falls Rock Island yards about 11 30 Monday night engine No 749 was moved for repairs. Fire fighter Fred R Gusse slipped on a snowy platform and lost three fingers of his left hand after the engine wheel was removed. He is recovering at Ellsworth hospital un married about 25. State offices discussion follows with delegates appointed and hard fought ticket plans for the convention.
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Iowa Falls
Rock Island
Fred R. Gusse
Gus3e
Ellsworth Hospital
Gusse
Democrats To Meet For State Delegate Convention Call
The official call for the state democratic delegate convention to be held at Davenport on April 8 was issued today by EB. J. Fueling, chairman of the state central committee. The call fixes March 22 as the date for county conventions to name delegates and urges party members to attend the state convention.
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Davenport
EB. J. Fueling
State Central Committee
Spring Ready-To-Wear At Hass Store Draws Interest
Spring styles of Ready-to-wear attract attention at The Hass store. Unusual fabrics in coats and dresses win approval with shadow stripe wool goods and colored black patterns and stripes highlighted. Sport wear styles are more in evidence this year than ever as Haas Co. window displays early spring garments.
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Hass
Haas ~Co
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J. G .Bridgens
Emma _ LEickermeyer
Sheffield
Dr. Diehl
Austin
Leon Frank
Anly J. H. Johnson
Deg Moines
March
N. W. Dejot
Millet Studios Museum
the Grand Theatre
L. F. Wolcott
Harold Lloyd
John Gilbert
Milton Sills
Anna Q. Nilsson
Sargasso Sea
Douglas McLman
Man OF
William G. McAdoo
J. R. Files
Hardin County
River Seed
Minnesota
United States
Northrup, King& Co
Farmers Co-Operative
Elevator CO
E. B. Krominga
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