Delmar News Bends to Civic Pride After Blizzard
Local notes recount obituaries and calls, including the death of Mrs. George Sanborn in Maquoketa, and ill health of Mrs. Hill. Rev. Smith, Rev. A. R. Smith, and Dr Jacobson discuss church matters at Cedar Rapids area, while weddings and civic improvements are highlighted.
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Orp
Thomas Maxwell
Belle Plain
Cedar Rapids
Afethodist Episcopal Church
H. George
Greel Mo
George Sanborn
Jucobeon
Coe College
Nytgrian Whureh T Anid
A. R. Smith
Will McDonnell
St. Joseph's Church
Browns
Oelock Jurie
John’ Powers
Delmar
Maquoketa News Notes Stormbound Travel and Local Events
Storms block trains and roads causing suspended passenger traffic as residents and visitors pass through Maquoketa. Local gatherings include a basket social and toothsome edibles auction with proceeds around 379.0. The community hosts visitors from Cedar Rapids and Chicago, and reports on weddings and local engagements amid town activities.
Local School Activities and Notices for Delmar District
Seventh Grade Geography class hears Mrs Cassin recount her Washington trip with postcard illustrations. Bond of Education secures Harold Ring as Superintendent and principal for Delmar Consolidated for the upcoming school year. An advertisement touts Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a spring purifier for families and children.
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Mary Elise
M i
H- G. Cassin
Washington, D.C
Hollister
Broxam
Hinckley
Elwood Consolidated Lyceum and School Athletics Report
Last Tuesday April 3 the Lyceum Course was presented by Miss Jane Ee list under the High School Athletic Association. The five numbers delighted the audience and promoted wholesome winter entertainment. The student team played Lovest Nation High School at home Friday afternoon and again Tuesday, showing improvement despite inexperience. Bus routes 1 and 3 were partially covered by snow and transportation challenges affected routes 2 and 3.
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Lyceum
Jane Eelist
High School Athletic Association
Wale Terkel
Lest Nation High School
Strong High
Schowdeumn
Vith
Sags Nut AeWth Consolidated
Tae
Catarrhal Deafness Remedies and Misleading Claims
A fragmented ad-like note describes catarrhal deafness as incurable by total applications. It promotes a supposed constitutional remedy from Hall Catarre Medicine and mentions cleansing, braces, and a Toledo company, with unclear directions and dubious outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheney & Co
Toledo
Chie
Quiet wedding and community notices in local city
A resident list notes L H Becker on call service, Tony Swagger serious, Anna Entringer at Bellevue, and families welcome a new baby. City Council discusses equalization matters. Rev Bredow visiting Waverly. Miss Harmah Rommert to receive a prenatal shower. The wedding of Mamie Giesel and Charley Barasel at the Lutheran parsonage on a sunny Thursday is reported with details of dress and reception. A farmer cured of rheumatism by Liniment is mentioned in a brief testimonial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. H. Becker
Tony Swagger
Anna Entringer
Bellevue
New Borther
Chas
Johnny Siegel
Silér
Rev. Bredow
Waverly
Harmah Rommert
Brother Josiah
Lutheren Church
Mamie Giesel
Bertha Giesel - Barasel
Rev
Bredow
Andy Giesel
Karsen
Darasel Jonsen
Uniaml
Legion of
Fragmentary tale of mystery and mayhem in a seaside town
A garbled OCR fragment hints at a seaside setting with locals and a tense sequence, mentioning Bayshh heath st Lo and strange phrases. Names and clear events are unreadable, leaving an enigmatic scene with scattered words about people, places, and an odd incident.
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Myris
Dreevisi
Baldwin event at Harmony Hall and local notices
A school sponsored miscellany will be held at Harmony Hall Friday evening April 23 featuring music and sketches. Kenneth Frisby returns home from Cedar Falls to visit his family. Mrs Gorman and daughter Alfreda of Anamosa hosted by F L Griffin’s home. Royal Neighbors plan regular meeting and hail initiation Thursday in Marion Law of Chicago visiting. Edith Potter of Cedar Rapids visiting J Potter family. Peace Cemetery Association to meet at M E church Baldwin at 2 PM Friday April 25.
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Harmony Hall
Rills
Kenneth Frisby
Gedar Falls
Gorman
Alfreda
Anamosa
F. L. Griffin
Royal Nyehbors
Marion Law
Chicago
Louis Peters
Edith Potter
Cedar Rapids
Ig Homme
Parente
Myr
J. Potter
The
Peace Cemetery Association
M. E. Church
Baldwin
Peculiarities of a Distant Topic Reported in Fragments
Fragmented OCR text shows scattered terms including Chinese mudipine and social fondness references, mentions of tram and cheese pages, and various garbled phrases. No coherent event or individuals emerge. readable parts indicate miscellaneous notes and possible misreadings from a historical page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Averall
Could Be Bought Gt. Alice Wes Staying With Her Father
A fragmentary notice reports Alice Wes living with her father while a reader sees unclear handwriting and torn text. The readable portion suggests a family situation and a possible local notice context in a historic page segment.
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Alice Wes
Red ink Stains and unnamed names on a faded page
A fragmented OCR segment reports stained ink and unclear names. It hints at a factual event or notice but lacks complete specifics, places, or dates. The readable bits suggest a report or notice with partial references to people and action, needing clearer text for full summary.
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Fordson
Detroit
GEO. B. Walker & CO
Maquoketa, Towa
Harigan & Sons
Dain
Maquoketa
Towa
A. Hurst
Bo Franklin
Rena Cook
W. Wilson
F. H. George
Beryl Goodjohn
Oliver Porter
Maque
Keta
SW. Dye
Muscatine
Migs Oise
Ars
Dg. Jacobson
Usag
Bea O'Meara
Tere
James Anderson
Fewitt
Fen
James Fitzgerald
Powers
Browns Last Tesday
Mraz Vitegerald
Mr Powers
John "Fitzgerald
Milwaukee Stock Yards
Walter Dutton
Dick Nims
Troy & Seeberger
Elwood
Elwood Consolidated School
Ory
Cleteher
Sherk
T. Ragiler
Mills N.V
East Flatt. Street
Lowe Brothers
Saint Mery Ag
Pepe
Hie
Postum Cereal Company
Mich
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