Local Social Calls and Visits Across Town
Mrs Lydia Curry hosts an afternoon gathering at 2 30 with the Ladies Aid Society meeting Wednesday at Mrs Moreheads home Mrs Walter Ackerman returns to Toronto after visiting in the Spoo home Zelma Spoo returns to Toronto after an over Sunday visit Mr and Mrs Howard Willison of Onslow visit relatives J G Noyes travels to Chicago to see Mrs Fighe Mr and Mrs R Brown and Mrs LG Nores motor to Wyoming to spend a day with the Nores parents Mr and Mrs Franks
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Curry
Ladies Aid Society
Morehead
Walter Ackerman
Toronto
J. J. Spoo
Zelma Spoo
J. Spoo
Howard ‘Willison
Onslow
J. G. Noyes
Chicago
Fighe
R. Brown
LG Nores
Wyoming
Franks
RAT-SNAP bait promise ends rat trouble with ease
Their first meal of RAT S NAP is their last. Wills in few minutes. Dries up the aereass. Rats will with RAT SNAP leave no odor. RAT SNAP comes in cake form. Break into small pieces and place where rats travel. Do not mix with other food. Cats or dogs won’t touch it. Safest, cleanest, surest rate and mice tiller. Three sizes priced 2 cents, 1.00. Sold and guaranteed by Snow White Pharmacy and McAllister Stores Co.
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Snow White Pharmacy
McAllister Stores Co
Wants and Sales in a Rural Trader Classified Box
Farm hand Alfred Budde seeks immediate work or marriage status details. Various ads offer sale items including a 1918 Ford, a Buick, real estate swaps, poultry, eggs, and farm equipment. Local classifieds advertise baby chicks, rabbits, raspberry plants, and a model tractor with plows, plus a medicine promo for Chamberlain's tablets.
Obituary of John Taylor Cascade Pioneer Legacy and Death
John Taylor of Cascade, native of Iowa’s territorial era and son of Judge John Taylor, died April 7 at David Barton’s East Cascade home after a winter illness. He left no children, lived with relatives in Maquoketa, and remained a firm Democrat with strong civic beliefs. Funeral services were held at Bl church eiatg.
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John Taylor
Cascade
Frenk’ Banghart
Cascade Pioneer
David Barton
East Cascade
Iowa
State
Debuque Town
Taylor
Richland ‘Township
Gascade
Jones County
Inudge Taylor
Elizabeth Graffort
Dubuque
F . S Banghart
Maquoketa
Eiatg
Butter prices drift lower on Elgin sale and markets
A 4 May 1882 Elgin Board of Trade sale saw butter at 27 to 28 cents a pound, well above February levels, while groceries and produce prices shown include 20 cent butter and 10 cent eggs. Local notes report a sewer fund vote in Cedar Rapids, heavy rainfall, frost hits fruit crops in the northwest, and farm work easing. George Earle Jr. returns to the Excolonator office, Marsh Fenton plans a summer Minnesotal tour, and strawberries sell for 25 cents per box. Grace Moffatt leads the millinery department.
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Elgin Board of Trade
Sanborn
Pangborn
Globe
Northwest
Pakote
Minnesota
George Earle, Jr
Dee Moines
Excdlator
Marsh Fenton
Minnessete
Bowen Absent From Office For Medical Association Meeting
Dr A B Bowen will be away from his office this week attending the annual meeting of the American Medical Association in St Paul on Tuesday the 6th. The Methodist sociable gathers at Mrs Thomas residence on Wednesday evening June 26. D B Smith leases Midland house and stays from Wyoming. Vir and Mrs Haines plan a season of rest. Willis Wolf returns after graduating with honors from the State University law department. Rev S F Myers and family depart for Milwaukee for an extended visit. M V Gannon delivers Fourth of July oration at Davenport. Potatoes sell by wagon load at 50 cents per bushel as prices ease. Nima harvests 1000 bushels of wheat in Sac county. Lumber prices fall enabling building improvements. Ellen Foster’s last husband seeks U S Marshalship. J T Hamley & Co lowers meat prices to 10 cents for steak and 5 cents for roast. Stasek travels to Maquoketa to meet European- coming parents and to stock Davenport store. Belden and Organ head to Grand Island for a Soldiers Reunion. W Williams returns from a purchase trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.B. Bowen
American Medical Association
St. Paul
Methodist Sociable
Nott Nima
Sac
Ellen Foster
H. J. Stasek
N. 3
Europe
Maquoketa
Davenport
W. S.belden
Alex Organ
Grand Island
W.ke
Williams
You Could Keep Rats Out of Butcher Shop
Relph Watkins says rats around the store had enough to feed on and would not touch anything suspicious. RAT SNAP was tried and produced wonders as rats were gone in ten days.
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Relph Watkins
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