Local Socials and Visits Highlight Weekend in Maquoketa
Sunday gatherings feature Ewe in y lnst Isgue visiting Jefferson Edwards home with Sheets and the Degues. Mrs Souby and guests attended a furival with Joshua Souby’s family. Dague and children visit Maquoketa relatives. Elmer Edwards delivers hogs to 1stville. Clark family and Stickley relatives host weekend calls.
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Jefferson Edwards
Sheets
Dick Degue
Petey Heath
Joshua Souby
David Clark
Wit
Roscoe Clark
Charleston
Mombkay
Community notes from Monmouth area during a busy week
Local residents discuss visits and travel including Mrs Chas Ripperton who has no children, Mrs Elmer Larsen and her Cedar Rapids guest, and Bernadine Currie of Cedar Rapids visiting A Rent's family. John Bon and Nurse Perresen were in town while neighbors attended an Oxford Junction picnic. The Mstensers orchestra performed and social events planned for Friday.
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Chas. Ripperton
Epworth
Fridoys
Morsouth
Elmer Larsen
Bes Moines
A. Rent
Mr. Larsen
Bernadine Currie
Cedar Rapids
D. BR. John. Bon
Perresen
Ens Jersen
Ior
Oxford Junction
Mstensers
Frijay Lenin
Wineen
Moumasth
Made No Mistake Declares Palme
Waldron farmer John Palmer reports dramatic relief after using Tanlac, claiming two years of stomach trouble, nervous indigestion, poor appetite, gas, chest pains, constipation, headaches, and dizziness have vanished after four bottles. He says appetite returned, sleep improved, and energy increased, praising Tanlac highly. Broxam Hinckley and leading drug stores endorse Tanlac. Aug.
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John Palmer
Waldron
Jack
Tean
Taniac
Broxam & Hinckley
Maquoketa
Harbor Orchestra Dance Tonight and Local Baseball Matches
The Harbor Orchestra will perform a dance in the evening while Lost Island and Oxford teams meet on the ball field today. Mrs G E Regiey and family departed for Vernon to establish a new home, Irene Kahrn of Anamosa visited friends, and Raymond Tebo of Onslow spent time with locals Tuesday and Wednesday.
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Sheen
Nation
Harbor
Iion
Oxford
G. E. Regiey
Vernon
Irene Kahrn
Anamosa
Elwood News Briefs Include Birthdays and Visits
Clinton residents Rev and Mrs Richter visited, with social notes on shows and celebrations. Ray Smith’s party and Andrew’s start drew local chatter. Obituary notes include Margaret Bailey's brother Kleine dies in South Dakota. Odd Fellows and Rebekah Lodges install staff from Clinton in Elwood.
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Rorcenes
Richter
Clinton
Tom
Ray Smith
Andrew
Arla
Laura Schoen
Thaler
Tom Myatt
Ben Shellhatmmer
Maquoketa Kidney Pills Testimony Ad Claim
Local testimonial ad from Maquoketa touts Dean's Kidney Pills as a proven remedy. It features personal endorsements about kidney weakness and irregularity, claims lasting relief, and urges readers to buy at four cents a pill from Vester-Ailburn Go.
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Dean
Dean's
Otte
Fay J
Lionn
Vegas
Cuen
Vester-Ailburn
Mirsy Baffaic
Maquoketa News Snippets And Local Visits
Daily notes from Maquoketa area detail visits by Dr. and Mrs. 5 B Fenton and two daughters with Olin Huffman family, Glen Day’s Chicago trip, and several Maquoketa residents at Chautauqua. Mentions of Frank March and Marvin Martech’s Elkader home trip, Chas Patterson of Bridgeport visiting Jep Van Mater, Hulda Bredow’s Waverly visit, and Irene Reestrofler’s Preston connection. Local church youth plans for Bellevue install and Rev J Klett’s Springbrook stay.
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B. Fenton
Wwo
Olin
Wm. Huffman
Glen Day
Chicago
G. March
Moss L. H. Bender
Rantz
Chautaneua
Maquokets
Frank March
Marvin Martech
Dubuque Sundey
Siegel
Ed. Grant
Davenport
Irene Reestrofler
Preston
Ma- Yu
Peretila Kimball
Frank Pierrell
Adolph Remmet
Bellevue
Lampe
United Presbyterian Church
Ude
Niel
Daugh
Eugene
Walter Whitley
J. Klett
Springbrook
Fragmented OCR summary of vague local notice
Readable fragments show partial references to names places and events but details are unclear. The text appears to be an aged newspaper fragment with garbled words and missing context making identification of the main action difficult.
Winklewads Hill Town Marshal Receives New Uniform
The Hill Town Marshal gains readiness with a new uniform amid local talk. A report notes Will Trachave spoke to his girl, then faced consequences for deception. The Mill Rock story is recapped, with local interest in Poke Eazley’s movements and a new assurance policy.
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Icon Hill
Will Trachave
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Noble Grand
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Lama
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Andrew's New Grocery
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