Local notices and social notes from town
Local mention lists residents visiting relatives and neighbors in Grand River Derby Leon and Centerville. It notes Waineston Shoe Repair for sale and health concerns. Businessman W H Davis Cambria Lumber reports good trade and a meeting of Radiant Chapter No 30 C ES is scheduled. Mixed car bran, shorts, oats and meal prices are advertised by A Humeston & Sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.H. Davis
The
Cambria. Lumber Company
A. Humeston & Sons
Corydon Votes for New High School Building
The Corydon school election last Thursday produced a 24 vote majority for bonds totaling 134000 to build an additional high school. The new building will allow the district to admit non-resident pupils, expanding attendance and enrollment opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corydon
Distret
Corydon Lo
Why Iowa Needs Deems: A Profile of a Businesslike Reformer
A candidate with no political entanglements, Deems champions legalized capital and labor, industry rights, and public welfare. From machinist to top railroad mechanic, he argues broad labor experience, educational dedication, and farm management as proof of his readiness. He serves on college boards, supports education, and promotes efficient, productive agriculture. He appeals as a civic, businesslike administrator worthy of public trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Iowa Wesleyan
Grinnell Colleges
Iowa
Derby Influx as Residents Share Summer Visits
Derby community residents are listed visiting relatives and attending events across Chariton Indianola Indianola Des Moines and Ottumwa. Notable mentions include births and tonsil removals at Derby Hospital. Attendees include Hutching family Morris Conner Wylie and Swartout with trips to Marshalltown Cedar Falls and Garden Grove among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joé Wyat
Olive Morris
Indianola
Tom Bell
Lincoln
Nebr
Mrs. Dunlap
Shenandoah
Mrs Guy Sheets Visits Milerton Kin on Sunday
Mrs Guy Sheets of Milerton spent Sunday here with her mother and sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Sheets of
Milerton
Doan's Kidney Pills Praised by Humeston Resident
Mrs. A F Zimmerman credits Doan's Kidney Pills with curing her disordered kidneys and backache after three boxes, bought at Farr's Drug Store. The ad urges others with back pain and nervous spells to try the same remedy. Also notes the obituary of Mrs. Lucinda Aten, age 75, who died May 16 and was buried in Garden Grove cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam Younker
Garden Grove
Leon
Barbara Decker
Humeston
Humesson
A. Fi. Zimmerman
Dean
Doan
Farr
Zimmerman
Foster-Milburn C.o. Mirs
Buffalo
N. Y. Ad
Lucinda Aten
Laura Aten
Eva Bowman
Garden Grove Cemetery
Also Mentioned on This Page
R. C. Kestler
Waineston
Chas. Kelley
Grand River
M. J. Boges
Derby
Son Lee
Mrs.k. Bennett
Baby of Leon
Frank Bennett
Chas. Brown of
Aston
Ed Brown
A. Watt
Des Moines
Blanche Henry
Rush Miller
Marty
Blanch Foster
Centerville
J. O. Brown
Osceola
C. L. Hart
Bessie
May Guinn
Lucas
W. C. Eaton
Josephine and
Irene McKinney
Lineville
Cleo Spensler
Leo McNey
Addie McNay
Radiant
C ES
Adda Sherburne
R. L. Bott
Elsie, Martley
Roberta Burley
Millerton
Guy Sheets
A. Humelton & Sons
John F. Deens
Hert Morgay
John F. Deems
Derby Happenings
Otis Morris
R. EB. Morris
Dortha Russell
Jubilee Singers
Chariton
A. D. Spencer
L. R Christy
Hattie Turner
George Wylie
Myra
Miss Marvel Conner
David Sayers
Derby’ Hospital
Howell
Ottumwa
Niblock
Burbank
Leroy
Harold
Marion Ross
Dortha Smitt
Dortha Long
Pauline Bligzard
R. H. Kerkstraw
Ev Taylor
Selah
Washington
Isaac and
Willi Taylor
Rachel Snook
Wm. Pollard
Harry Winslow
George Winslow
John Robison
Missouri
Allen Kirk
Mesalice
Henry Boylan
Dave Johnson
Walter Wolverton
Fred Wyatt
David Westfall
Earnest Westfall
John Tedrick
George Niblock
Marshalltown
Charles
Erma Parker
Mary Wylie
Cedar Falls
Mrs. Wylie
Jim Taylor
Shilt
John Tull
Mrs. West
D. A. McMains
Grant Penick
Charles ‘Ochiman
Conway
Florence Morris
Matt Moser & Co
My Barn
Banker
Guy Hughes
Alva Williams
F. O. B. Toledo
Woollis & McCgart
Frank O. Lowden
Leonard Wood
Herbert Hoover
Chicago Coliseum
Coliseum
Wabash Avenue
Chicago
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