Keep Home Fires Burning With Jackson County
A local call urges residents to burn wood instead of coal amid a coal shortage. The piece argues coal facts are unclear and dealers may hoard supplies, so Jackson County should harvest oak wood from stumps and repurpose stoves to keep homes warm. It notes farmers will donate wood if land is cleared, and returning to pioneer fuel is safer and cheaper.
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Maquoketa
Jackson County
Thai
Jfladt
Help Needed Clothing Drive Appeals to City Children
Ensign Kappei of the Salvation Army urges generosity for the poor city children. She notes cold weather and high prices, asking readers to imagine a child shivering and to donate any wearable items. Call the Ensign to arrange gifts to ease local suffering.
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Kappei
of the Salvation
Amy
Shrine Ceremonial Postponed Amid Coal Shortage
The Oriental White Shrine meeting planned for Saturday December 6th is postponed indefinitely due to coal shortages and lack of a special ceremony. About 150 members from Devonport were to attend and a class of 36 awaited the decree. Local updates note visits and illnesses among residents in Cedar Rapids Davenport Lost Nation and Charles City.
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Devonport
Fuel committee urges wood as backup in Maquoketa
The Maquoketa Fuel Committee warns coal dealers are exhausted and urges residents without two months of fuel to secure wood immediately. They call attention to local advertisements for wood for sale and ask sellers to notify Chairman A. L. Cook. The note stresses urgency before February 1 to avoid hardships.
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Manuaketa
Towa
Maquoketa
A. L. Cook
Maquokéeta
Gosk
Adam Ringlep
GL. Ely
Remains of Head Salor Boy Brovettt Here For Interment
The remains of Robert Lancaster formerly of this city and son of H. J. Lancaster of Detroit arrived Wednesday from Mare Island California. He drowned while swimming near Santa Cruz while serving on the battleship Texas. The funeral will be held Friday at 2 pm from the grandfather T. J. Lancaster's home with Rev. J. J. Ridder officiating and American Legion pallbearers and escorts. Interment will be in Hope cemetery.
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Robert Lancaster
H. J. Lancaster
Detroit
Thig City
Mare Island
California
Texas
Santa Cruz
Cal
Robert
T. J. Lancaster
J. J. Ridder
American Legion
Essort
Mr. Hope Cemetery
Residence Sold on Niagara and James Streets
The stucco residence of Mr. and Mrs. Hugo F. Staack at the corner of Niagara and James Streets was purchased by Chas. Westpahl of near Preston. The Westpahls will take possession in February next and the Staacks plan to build a strictly modern bungalow soon.
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Hugo F. Staack
Niagara and
James Sts
Chas. Westpahl
Preston
Westpahl
Staack
Untold Notice of Burial for Beedle in North Dakota
A telegram from Hettinger North Dakota informed that Mrs Beedle passed away recently. The body was transported to Bellevue for burial with remains directed to Bellevue. The message mentions Hiram Reef-gear Fulton and a mother’s passing as the key details.
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Hiram Reef-gear Fulton
Hettinger
C. Beedle
Beadle
Bellevue
Beedle
Unite ii
Salvation Army Appeals for Donations and Christmas Baskets
The Salvation Army thanks the W RC of this city for a donation to the Kimas fund. It will distribute five Christmas baskets to the needy and notes other generous gifts received, with officers expressing gratitude.
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Salvation Army
W. RC
Kimas
Parm Bureau Drives Membership Drive December 8
Be on hand at the Parm Bureau office Monday December 8 for the start of a membership drive. Seventeen State Federation organizers will be there to help. bring friends and ears or friends.
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Parm Bureau
Peters Welcome Baby Boy in Saduty
Mr and Mrs Elmer Peters of Saduly announce the birth of a 24 jib baby boy who made his first appearance Tuesday December 2. Mrs Fesers and her young son are currently staying with her parents Mr and Mrs Fred Farnsworth.
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Elmer Peters
Saduly
Daily Jottings Chronicle of Holiday Week
A fragmentary diary recounts Thanksgiving at home of Mr. and Mrs. Maskery and relatives, with Ames noted as a residence for Henry Maskery, plus a series of social visits, club meetings, and minor accidents across a week from Friday to Thursday, including church services, fundraising, and proposed moves in town.
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Steve Maskery
Richard Wing
Albert
Preston
Henry
Ames
Helenight
Lillian Bostrom
Muriel-Tshor
Baldwin
Geo. Dilley
G. W. Johnson
Hurst Hotel
Des Moines
M. E
Home Missionary Society
M.B. E.club
Frank Maskery
L. B. Carson
Plan Religious War On Indians Extended By Episcopal Campaign
The nationwide Episcopal drive expands church work among Chippewa and Oneida nations in Minnesota and Wisconsin. Duluth survey seeks 26000 for Chippewa education and 14440 for dormitory and staff. Cass Lake Girls School asked for 6000 for three years. funds also for Indian clergy. Fond du Lac Oneidas appeal 26000 to remodel Hobart high school and support teachers. Leaders urge federal funds to continue education, noting many youths are veterans seeking opportunity.
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Duluth
Fond du Lac
Mnesota
James Low Morrison
Cass Lake
I. W. Weller
Aten
Red Cross Christmas Seal Appeal Directs Tuberculosis Fight
Governors of eleven states in the North Mississingi Valley urge 31 million residents to buy 1 cent Christmas Seals to fund Tuberculosis work. About 400,000 in the region are ill, with 40,000 deaths yearly, and 60,500 fires saved previously by seals funds. Jackson County targets 14 seals per person, about $15 total, with 70 percent of proceeds aiding local health efforts.
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Mississingi Valley
Red Cross
Jackson County
Red Grass
Plan for Chicago Diocese Community House
A budget plan approved for a new community house in Chicago aims to support the United States Episcopal Church seminary work. The project, tied to a nationwide church campaign, will fund housing and training for candidates for holy orders, benefiting social workers and urban districts across the country.
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Western Theologica
Chicago
Elocese Ih
Connellon
United States
Vincent Tracy case ends with prison term in Iowa
Vincent Tracy pleaded guilty to breaking into the Rosenberg store Sunday night and was sentenced by Judge House on Tuesday. Tracy, moved to Anamosa by deputy John Dallegher, faces one to ten years depending on behavior in custody. Separately, a note from Mexico City regarding Jenkins prompts State Department actions and Congressional interest as Carranza is accused of stoking Latin American unity against the United States.
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Vincent Tracy
Max Rosenberg
Judge House
Placea Ander
Usung Tracy
Anamosa
State Board of Control
John Dallegher
Mexico City
State Department
Jenkins
Washington
Lansing
Mexico
Congress
Streng
Davis
Tennessee
Foreign Affairs and Rules Committee
Senster Pall
New Mexico
Chicago
Carranza
United States
WRG Officers Elected At Wednesday Meeting
The WRG held its regular meeting at the hall Wednesday afternoon. Officers elected for next year include President Mary Lockwool, Senior Vice President Margaret Gordon, Junior Vice President Tisansh Glaser, Treasurer Minnid Miler, Chaplain Mary Cain, Conductor Grace Hanson, Guami ElinWwth Seaver.
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W.rc
Mary Lockwool
Margaret Gordon
Tisansh Glaser
Minnid Miler
Mary Cain
Grace Hanson
Guami
ElinWwth Seaver
Red Cross Service Office Revised Hours
Notice states the Red Cross service office will be open three days every two weeks, Monday Thursday and Saturday. The text mentions unclear references to growths and Merthilogy, but the main action is changed operating hours.
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Ret Cross Diome
Convincing Argument Showman Walks Turbulent Stage
A vivid fragment captures a Showman Walk approach to a crowded podium as watchers respond to a persuasive performance. The scene hints at competition and spectacle with a nod to Aztec giants and a sense of long-running rivalry shaping the event.
Beadle of Jackson County Dies in North Dakota
A. O. Beedle, a former Jackson county resident and brother of Mrs. John Anderson, died in Hettinger North Dakota after a two week illness of geriatric complications. Born in Bellevue 62 years ago, he was married to Anna Ward and left a son I A Beedle of Fulton and a daughter Mrs. Mary Olsen of Hettinger. Survived by brothers H E and E W of Tacoma, he spent years in contracting at Hettinger. Funeral held at Bellevue Presbyterian church with interment in Bellevue cemetery. pallbearers listed.
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Bellevue
A. O. Beadle
Jackson County
John Anderson
Alvin c. Beedle
Hettinger
I. L
A. E. Beedle
Anna Ward
Poulton
Tews
Iss
I. A. Beedle
Fulton
Daugister
Mary Olsen
Hettigger
N. D
H. E
E. W
Tacoma
Wash
Heedle
Rempter
A. B. Textor
Sisters Reunite After Long Separation In Family Home
A meeting at Mrs. Agnes Simpson's home brings twins Miss Ruth Thisle and Mrs. Weiler C. Thisle together for the first time since infancy. Their mother died in Dabugit. Ruth was raised by adopters in Oelwein then by Mr. and Mrs. Simpson. The sisters joyfully reunite as Mr. and Mrs. Thisle visit from Maryland during their wedding trip.
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Thursdat
J. E. Gondenow
Mothers Club
Plessant
Pythian Sisters
J. W. Dunlap
Howard Harcison
Delmar
Emil Goodman
Mary
Wesnert
Wesner
Frank Edson
Buchner
Teil
Agnes Simpson
Miss Ruch
Weiler C. Thisle
Dabugit
Oelwein
Thisle
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Enjoying Tip A card from ww A. Hurst enr note to St. Petersburg
A letter from A Hurst describes a southbound trip with a bright view of orange groves and pleasant weather. The writer notes no white sugar available and says natives use brown sugar. The labor question in youth mirrors conditions here and a planned one-day stop at Orange City to visit Me and Mrs Atigam in Florida is mentioned.
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Ww. A. Hurst
St. Petersburg
Orange City
Atigam Flathers
St. Petershuns
Direction of the Psalm Pattern and Its Musical Meaning
A discussion on the word Sefan found in Psalms and its use as a tempo or repeat direction. Matthwen, master Jenite, argues it equates to the modern da capo directing repetition from the start to the marked point.
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Matthwen
Jenite
Fragmentary Musings on Wise Men and Plans
The passage presents a garbled homage to a wise man and references steady resolutions and guidance from a figure named Joseph Tail. The text reads as a fragmentary, earlier style reflection on judgment, actions, and what ought to be done, with unclear connections to census or civic matters.
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Joseph Tail
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