Local Peadings and Townsday Visits
Local residents visit relatives and friends in Davenport and Dav enport Patley while several shoppers and vendors in Bay School area advertise services and discounts. Miss Leeta Rabb and Miss Glad Pontsler visit. Mrs Rex Allen and others plan activities. Some construction crews travel to Oxford for work as autumn events and local notices are recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bay School
Supplir
Ideal Bread
Chas
R. Lee
Visi Sting
Watehing
Leeta Rabb
Davienport Patley
Giad Ponstler
mWods
Buna Patterson
Rex, Allen
Sepa
White
Mary du Mong
Davit
Deys
Bam Thomas
Smith
Winday
Oxford
John Baghap
Riley Edwarde
Maquoketa News Notes and Local Visits
Local items recount visits of Miss Esther Barrows home from Cedar Falls Normal School to Brown’s Business College, Grace Lyon and nephews visiting Rex J. Kidder and other relatives, and various townsfolk traveling to Des Moines, Clinton and Chicago. Notices include job ads, sales of land, Nash car arrangements, state fair attendance, and local business promotions at the Home Sunatorium.
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Schaeffer
Maquoketa
Esther Barrows
Cedar
Brown
Gallowe
Davengiort
Iowst
Grace Lyon
Lyle ‘Knight
Genter Jet
Paul Holm
Rex
J. J.kidder
Manchester
Auto
Merrety
American Savings Bank
Nosseau Bros
Charles Eggers
Wyoming
I Marvin
Envy
Flagel
Moines
Martha ‘Lamers
Chicago
McMlister Stores
Elia’ Mahony
Miss Lamers
D- B
Fisk & Go
Notice of Sale of Red Cross Goods de Maquoketa
Red Cross in Maquoketa announces a sale of surplus war materials and supplies to raise funds for general Red Cross work. Bids invited for all items Friday Aug 29 1919 from 2 to 5 pm, with committee in charge to bid by yarn per pound or pieces by value. Public response invited for those seeking any goods offered at the sale time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Maquoketa
Sabula man jailed after chaotic fake medicine scare
The Gazette reports a 27-year-old John Irvin of Pasadena was prowling Sabula offering dubious medicines. He was captured and held for thirty days in the Maquoketa jail after residents urged action and a vigilance committee to protect the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sabula
Beek
Paasch
Lizzie Paasch
Lizzie
Tigecanalate
John Irvin
Pasadena
Cal
Bethong
Jatlial
Maquoketa
Jearn
John
Wwe
Peri Leif
Tire Tape for Emergency Repairs Advised by US Tire Co
The United States Tire Company urges patrons to include two rolls of tire tape in equipment. It is highly versatile for reinforcing tire blowouts, sealing punctures, and also useful for temporary fixes on leaky electrical sizes or loose components. It likens tire tape to a bandage for a nurse and a tool for a driver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
United States
Tire Company
Tts
Produce price rise and weekly deliveries noted
The notice states a price increase to 140 per cwt for shipments with delivery starting the first Sop. It also mentions four weekly deliveries on Monday Wednesday Friday and Saturday and keeps some books at prior prices. The message references Kirchhoff Bros Miss Badeline Porter attending a house party and mentions various farm products including Rice Pig Lice Powder and Cam Remedi Chicken Remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirchhoff Bros
Badeline Porter
J. N. Smith
Local notes on families and social visits in Chicago area
An assortment of social items from the Chicago area details travel to Chicago for vacations, family illness and death calls, and visitors. Mentions include Mona Rivele, Pelosky and Mich, Miss Panin Bol Fi tigh, Lynn Burleson, Mr. and Mrs. Te We nicht, Riverview Country Club, Mrs. Will Cundill, and infant death. Also notes Curtis Ponstler visiting Rock Island, Elia Hansen visiting Route 1, and Mrs. Ed Panghorn in Chicago with Dr. and Mrs. Ed Panghorn. Mention of Mrs. Winston arriving from Ghioride, N. M. and Mrs. Wart Rowman departing for Bayton, Ohio. Thos. Lett visits Cedar Rapid with Miss Goendilin, and Irma Bowman returning home to prepare for school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitman
Mona Rivele
Cago
Pelosky
Mich
Paniin
Bol Fitigh
Riverview Country
Will Cundill
Davenport
Lynn Burleson
Curtis Ponstler
Rock Island
Carroll SteDonald
Elia Hansen
Fred Blake
Little Resk
Anne Wiss Bernice Panghorn
Chicago
Iother
Ed. Panghorn
PH. Winston
Ghioride
N. M
Hantock
Hewerd Bewhien
B. . Bowman
Miss Irma
Local residents visit kin amid illness at Riverview
Mrs. Peat Welch and Clinton are visiting Mr and Mrs Walter Bowman after a vacation with their parents. Dewitt and family plan to take charge at the hardware store. Miss Martarelte Black remains ill at Riverview, prompting relatives to gather there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iere
Mpdere
Iéar’ Dewitt
Peat] Welch
Ani Clinton
Walter Bowman
Kruinviede
Riverview
Martarelte Black
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Lane Furniture Co
Arid
Decker Hotel
Maxwell Chalmers
Bert Isbell
James MMii Jer
Phoebe Jane Rindig
Sahara
Jomahine Bowmen
Croace
Taub
O. D. Watson
Ghigo
Nash
Mr. Watson Wii Vale
Nash Motor Company
Kenosha, Wi
Eady
Golumbiy Cafe
Delmar, Ia
PF. J. Lakeff
Edison
Snow White Pharmacy
F. L. Farnsworth
Davmnport
Des Moines
P. J. Hoffman
Lena Blessing
of C
Bellevue
Clinton
A. M. Hardin
Daniel Beaver
T. C. Jerisen
Akron
Ohio
Nona Ridgeway
St. Lewis
Gean Stengel
Weston
Krumviede's
Mir
C. D. Krepps
Len Dillon
S. Krepps
Oklahoma City
Paul ‘Elis
Yia
Howard Norris
Ray Young
Bouh
Genter Junction
Will Lockay
Shellsburg
Burt
Lr. Westphal
W. A. Edson
Ed. Tickeish
Edna “Cook
Glinton
Caie
B. F. Henry
McAllister Stores CO
Maquoket
ROBIA
Watson Auto. and Supply CO
Blain Street
Maquoketa, Iowa
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